Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING 24 Wagner Plans Bill to Provide Job Insurance NEWS FROM UTAH POINTS THRONG TURNS ‘OUT TO GREET Lamb Feeders’ Mayor Returns Federal Judge Ten PerCent of Mixes i 300 Draws Fete Warning's MOQSELEADER Check to City With Clemency At Springville OGDEN—Christmas Is long Visitor Says Lodge System Proves Stability of Tour of Yards Baby Beef American Nation Exhibit Banquet Dance Among Activities of lodge-thekOGDEN— A large gathering and civic leader as well as the — Approximately public met In the Hptel Ben Lomond SPRINGVILLE attended the and 300 stockmen guests E J to at 7 p m Friday greet Judge FEBRUARY WASHINGTON Feb 2 WV-- A nationwide system of insuring the working man against the loss of hU Job is contemplated In a bill which Senator Wagner (D N Y) Inhas ready for Introduction tended to encourage state legislation to make the system effective With secretary Perkins long Interested In the subject he called at the Whlte House today and discussed the "proposal with the president He then announced his measure would be laid before congress at an early date The bill would provide a fedwith eral tax upon employers exemptions for contributions to approved state unemployment insurance systems past and Santa Claus probably Is— back at his' headquarters at the Jurist Terminates Paroles north pole preparing for another Dwells Upon State Yuletlde But gifts thinks Mayor Harman W Peery should not be Liquor Law restricted to Chrlstmu time As a result of that thought City Treuurer Murray W Whitney OGDEN— The federal court session Friday was pondering what sort of a receipt to Issue the mayor in in Ogden which began Monday mornacknowledgment of a personal ing was adjourned Friday by Judge check for $33 That amount repTillman D Johnson at the same time resents 10 per cent of the mayor’s announcing certain of his personal rela a and month a for salary fund which he pledged when he views relating to prohibition was campaigning for election last The comment on prohibition Came fall Thursday wu the first “payafter 14 paroles resulting from prosehad has the day’' mayor been In submitting the check the cution of liquorhistraffic cases had two order Ail but terminated by re"I am herewith wrote: mayor of the 14 were In court when the paturning my check in the amount Judge Johnof $35 which please accept and roles were terminated son admorHshed the 12 In court that to of credit the the city ‘because place your paroles have been cantreasury in my name celed you should have mv excuse to “This action Is in accordance of with an agreement voiced in my enter into practices of violation the state prohibition law” recent election filatform” Further he said: “The prohibition act of the United States has been repealed but there Is still a law in Utah against the possession and sale of hard liquors “I think reformation out of the penitentiary Is more effectual than that undertaken within the walls” Motion of counsel for Harry Fotos to dismiss a case of the United States against Fotos to cancel a naturaliza- - but 3 1934 State Local Obituaries Bena Christina Holden Mri Beni Chrlatlna Holden IS widow of Edward H Holden died at her taomt ft 17 South Stale atreet Sandy Prldar al 4 a m of Inftrmltlea Incident to aae Holden Mre wae Dorn In Copenhagen DenmaKK October 3 MSS a daughter of Nelva Nlali and Mara Larsen petersnt and came to Utah with her parents when ehe was 3 rears old Por manr rears she lived at Lo-la- n but for tha pact nine rears bad lived at Bandr Surviving are two song Ideer Holden of Drleri Idaho and O E Holden of Loa An-d- Call three lauahtari Mr P H Woods of Washington D C Mre Sarah H Cola of Lot Angiles and Mrs Dena H Oakstn of Bands two brother! D H Petersen of Loaen and Onie nrvlce lor John a Ri Bowtri will to told Bundar It l In tha McKmltr ward chapal 1740 Bou'fc 8tat atraotp Bishop William A Battuiaa offlclaUna Frlatioa mar call at th French room In tha mortuary 90 Bait Seventh South etreet until Saturday at I p m and at the home 100 Bast Seventeenth South street Saturday eve nine and Sunday prior to aervioea Interment City cemetery under the di recUon of the Deeeret mortuary EVANS— Funeral lervtoei for Suwle Hull Evana will be told Sunday at 2 P m InterIn tha Hawthorna ward chapel ment City cemetery under diractlon of Larkin mortuary HANDIEY— Funeral lervlceii for Sarah Ann Stratton Haadley will be conducted Sunday at 3 30 p m In the Emerson ward chapel Bishop D O Emery offiFrlendj may call at the etste ciating 10 room In the mortuary Bait 7th South Saturday and at the home of her daughter Lillian Richmond 1307 South 11th Bait Sunday from 11 a m to 2 p m Interment will be In the City cemetery under the direction os the Deieret mortuary HEATH— Funeral for Frederick aervlcea Oeorge Heath wilt to held Sunday at I p m tn the Fourth ward chapel BUhop William F Perchon officiating PriendJ fumay call at the Lindqulst-Carlqul- it neral home 2120 South State street Saturday evening and at the residence 020 South West Temple Sunday from 10 to time of services Interment Lawn Burial park LISONBEE— Funeral services for Lorenzo Lleonbee1 will be conducted Sunder st 1 30 p m In the rose room 38 East 7th South Friend may call at the continental room in the mortuary until time of services Interment) will be In the Hollsdsy cemetery undes tbs dlrec tlon of the Deeeret mortuary LUCAS— Funeral service for Russell 0 Lucas will bt held st tht la (e residence 381 Eleventh avenue Sunday at 3 p m with the Rev A E Butcher The casket will pa opened et the Evana A Early mortuary chtpel Interment Saturday until 8 p nj will follow in the family plot In the Mt - Olivet cemetery BOwFR&---Puner- Elizabeth F Blanchard Idaho— Elisabeth Fife Blan pioneer resident of the Teton basin died at the family home here Thursday following a paralytic stroke suffered She had been active In commun-It- v Monday and church affairs hers tinea 1M0 She was the widow of John J Blanobard who died here last October Five tons and daushters survive- - Mrs Vlleta Meyers oiendtle Cell! Mra Lucille Moltbn and Mra Bertha E Molton Orovont Wyo and John R and Wallace Victor-an- d W Bltnehard eight brothers and sisters' Mra Mary Heath and Mrs Jeanette Hansen Ideho Fells Calvin and William Flfa Lewisville Mrs Grace Heath Rlrle Seth Fife Orant Out Flfa Menan and Lewie Fife Providence Utah Funeral aervleeg will be conducted Satur-i- y at 1 p m In the Victor L D S ward chapel with burial In Victor City cemetery under direction of the Wood Funeral Scr-klof Idaho Falls VICTOR cherd (8 May S 1 CUNERALS Hammerland OORINNB— Mra May S Hammerland died et I p m Thursday at the family boms here of pneumonia She wae born April 4 1854 In Balt Lake a dkuihter of Richard end Emily B Atkins Warburton and on September 18 1874 was Mre HaMta married to Frank Hammerland In the Balt PMr Andrews Lake endowment house Blmenern of Bolee Mr and Mra Hammerland lived for a M Hols of Balt number of years in Tooele later moving to n Oakley Idaho and Honeyvllle Utah Thev came jo Corlnn In 1807 Mr Hammerland died In 1811 She fs survived by one son Lanoe Ham- second annual Lamb Feeders’ day Henning former governor of Mopae-hea- celebration here Friday 0‘ Lo An- In the who ll touring country The day’s activities began with the Interests of the Loyal Order of tour of the feeding yards operated by Vern Crandall Dallas Holley Myron riw JF'I" Moose ' tion certificate was denied Hear- t?akndchlMrVnndCh (lfn lht rtU ' A dinner had been scheduled In Childs and Wendell Mendenhall set will be' later ing of the In an feeding explanation to honor of Judge Henning but due K Singh 43 a Hindu came before Edna Robbins Larsen stockmen it the lateness of his arrival that func- process given by these Johnson as court opened Frl Judge Mr a ration of Robbing Laraen 48 wife of merland Corinnei five daughters Mrs Edwas that reported lay tion recently was canceled Herbert Rarmond Larsen died at tha lam-U- r ward Ryan Pasadena Cal Mrs Oeorge to sentence for hear morning day corn and bar beet residence n sugar pulp Cal syrup HenMre Ray 3113 Plfth East street Frl-d- Bow lei Ensenada A delegation greeted Judge Mann act conviction The court F S Wise Corlnne and was most proffrom at I ll a m of Mrs and8 Mra Wtnnemueca ning at the Union station aid escort- ley Nev Damon and 9 uremio for on six poleonlng placed Singh probation itable d him to the hotel where he met Mra Laraen waa 31 grendehlldren months on condition that he’ provide Afraneemrnta for funeral eervlces will born in Karsvllle Julv of the Ogden lodge as well J A baby beef exhibit was conductlater by the Deseret mortu1117 3S a in to woman child bom for a the the daughter of be announced ' ed at 11 e m at the high school of Olden ary Edmond Jemei representatives from lodges st Salt and case and Singh The convicted man Sarah Eliza Dev Hob-biLake Eureka Park City and Helper under direction of the Future Farm was instructed to report to Judge She had lived In William Jasper Myers Prior to the public meeting held in era President Harold Harmer of Balt Laics for manr Johnson In Salt Lake at the end of — the ballroom of the hotel a reception the Future Farmers stated 113 baby rears PODEN— William Jeiper Mverg 84 clad ' months six orgrg her at thafamllr home 3310 Jefferion avenue Surviving had been beef the and by purchased the Was tendered Judge Henning Cement Burial Vaults husband her mother Thunder night According to counsel for Singh ganization for a beef feeding expert-menthree tone Rtrmond He was born December 10 1888 In North Other visiting Moose roriVl naiwiesiorsr' waterproof of the latter have posted a friends end Nell Lar- Carolina a aon of Mr and Mra William Sole" BROS Orant Henccmvdt burial vault! 317 N t W 9397-- J At thapublic meeting Judge sen three daughters J Myeri and In 1880 married Virginia bond Box Elder $1000 with Liberty S of U E the Dean J JOHNSON BROS be Maynard which Florence and Pariah They came to Utah In 1883 fetImproved cement burial Orges Larsen ning delivered an address lit vaults waterproof 1144 Main Hr 3509 Esther all of tling In Ogden county officer to assure Box Elder A C spoke on lamb feeding and Mr Myera waa a retired — said In pert: Lake five brothSalt Dowerhouie worker of tha Utah Power te county authorities that Singh will pay ers and ena Hater “The fraternal system more than exhibited types most profitable for Lieht company 12 OST AND FOUND 110 a month toward support of the ' Funeral services ' any other one force has made liars feeding Director P V Cardon of He le survived bv hi widow five brothbe will conducted er end sitters Mark Myeri Ideho Ben child C extension and K the service state Of the 13 30 p m caae lost Tueedayveninbe-twee- n of prophets of the downfall Tuesday at Mra James Hearn Mra Joseph GLASSES In E C Jensen assistant United States In tha Welle L D S Myeri 758 Richards st and 1734 Edison Fletcher and Mrg Wilfred Butler Ogden United States Long before the war Ikeler manager of the Ogden union ward st 1900 via Main to 8th So and State et chapel aervlcea will be conducted at attorney conducted the government’s those prophets said that because of stockyards were other epeakers Call Hy 4188-Fifth East street o Funeral Reward m Sunday In the funeral chapel of cases at side session of the Friends mar a call afternoon at at At in the of In banquet Bone mortuary Friends mar call REWARD 11 small white lox terrier bow-lthe wide differences viewpoints Deseret mortuary at the the on back and "tall with afternoon tended and black mortuary 230 this Saturday spot by approximately people 3 the various races represented In list Seventh lost David Olbbe 301 B etreet ind Sunday until time of gervlcea South street Satur- night of Mre Lane In Interment Mt will Ogden country the nation could not last that Dean Maynard itressed the value bt cemetery PURSE Wed brown contalns student line lost t1 “dead" day and et the Lr01i —It wouldmtrofclt But lbtoit£U)B! feeding projects aj a profitabe meansl to services card keys Hy 8248-Ur residence Bunder --" Pacific-enginat meUntonr N40a wm ” of m WssstcK Students taut of 'Buriat -” the Lawn SEADSBrown place altrrnaf Ivory orders have blasted that theory? using rreffNrmeManm Friday to play a vital part Burial park white bone lost Thurs Rew H 4877-In explaining the work carried on Brigham Young university Provo 730 p SPANISH FORK— Friend here hve been the From a damage suit trial in COCKER Spaniel lost I months old female of notified the Torrence at school orchestra death Sunday and the high gave at Mooseheart the haven for depend Ann Stratton Handley Cal ot Fred N Freeman formerly a well white star on chest 5084 10th E Rew boneyard" of the railroad came the Ives Dorothy G Browers 4B con- Sarah ent children of deceased members the musical program Health Workers tributes: of Spanish Fork Accord-n- EYEGLASSES white frames downtown Funeral services for Mrs Barak Ann knownto resident of “relic” It 8 The regone room of puffed by children daya word Mr received died Freeman the continulost Return 178 So Matn Reward Stratton Handler 73 wife of WUllera Fred- rom blood banquet Judge Henning said that of more than Following blew and Its brakes ground Handler of 1303 Eleventh East atreet poisoning caused through trim- GLASSES — Lady’e new rimless (lasses lost cently gave a health play that was so erick 3000 graduates from Mooseheart not ation of the baby beef show was held and it Shown in School Movie successful Ha wae burled Tuesday ming hlg corns will be conducted “dead" from as the Wed snorted it its Phone W ns 8213 Reward on nlsht are way they Torrenoa giving at planning at the high school one has been convicted— or even Sunday at 3 30 p m Mr Freeman formerly operated the Hotel it again on February 11 It Is called In the Emerson L D A dance In Memorial hall at night line Once it was proud then it was a felony Charged-wl- th La Free 13 was here Ha a ot iKIenUs also Editor Edith 1051 8 ward proprietor chapel PERSONALS humbled but Friday night it became “Health Is Kidnaped” restaurant known al Shorty's cafe “That proves something can be done concluded the entertainment avenue Emerson — playing a big part Dorothy Hasbands Associate Editor Fawn Leatham reports that 20 of Blshpp He wae an earnest aportsmon and headed D O again proud Emery about crime and that something the Spanish Fork baMball league aeveral sFcARriMrsrTnrirpshetti JORDAN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL the platoon children have been will officiate Burial A jury watched the engine perform dinners Italian style by appointment should be done when the children are year I will take place In the 50c plate Rose Garden ipeclaL with of the trial of the —Last Thursday morning the pupils neither absent nor tardy during the City out came' H all It widow bv hi iurvlved formerly cemetery conbottle beer 35c Hollsdsy 353 young he continued “A survey were class Louie of Harwood’s Mr of Mlu Payson Mrs Handler died Boyle advisory $30000 damage suit of Mrs Stella first semester WANT to (et In touch with owner of truck ducted by the United States attorney C 10 p m at show Thursday a with short picture May Losee for the death of her hus- presented soln to Portland Ore within next Mary Lou Edman reporter for room at the home of her general shows that the most dangertwo weeks Phone Hyland 1335-- J Belle Roberts band beneath the wheels of old 462 This show concerned the lives of men 9 second grade Is out of school with daughter Mrs Lillian ous age la 19 and that a majority of H 1307 Richmond VERY health BOUNTIFUL— the services well known who best massage hot Dam alcohol rub Funeral 1 1032 In Mr for for are October on the of Maurine is night appendicitis Eleventh East street ti 7 Belle 5 80 who died In a Salt Lake Hri Atlas Bid the criminals in the nation are young have solved and also taking her place We areOpenshaw and of Infirmities Incident problems the Union they Depot to welRailway infirmities of Incident hospital Ogdqn Thursday glad MASSAGE— Eleo treatments Eva McNally people of from 16 to 24 So we are to asp She was born was about a few of the to age will be conducted Saturday at 2 p m 403 So 2nd E W 8388-come nurse Maurine exper we company miss but yards Mary In Provo September at tha home of har grandson Harry Hat--proud of the record established by the The show was given in the Lou a faithful little 13 On the footboard of the engine Fri- scientists 1151 a daughter msssaze agent Bountiful Burial wUl take place in the EXPERT reporter room 813 33 E 1st South Was graduates of our haven of James end Eliza classroom After the bunds Bountiful City cemetery E William regular ‘ night day appeared Stratton Brian The youngster Mre waa In New NEW bom graduate from Roberta York and alcohol rub restful Bath the massage lowered L A on the windows were of District Surviving are her made her home there until about six years 10 to p m 34 So Main Room 430 Mooseheart at the age of 18 Each PROVO — "Christian Endeavor Wade’s clerk He held aJudge a son husband In show commenced Many of the pupils Beetle From Australia J ago when She moved to Utah to live with MISS RENEE court lantent bath expert massage and must have learned a vocation before Around the World was the theme of Fred Handier of Salt her dauihter Mra Fred Hatch who died Inel Sunday 25 No 1st West Apt 313 his hand About 140 feet away stood were greatly excited for this was the Lake two daughters two yean ago Studied by Children Mrs leaving and their credits are recog- - the Provo district Christian Endea- the Jurors Richmond witnessed a of had that to first time She Is survived bv g son Don Smith Jr of EXPERT Swedish massage hot bath 8 a m were determine they They nlzed by the University of Illinois vor banquet in Meno Trope hall on Salt Lake end Mrs to 7 p m 131 2nd Best Apt New York and eight grandchildren satisfaction whether L picture show of this sort of Evelyn Cheshire without the necessity of an entrance Thursday night In observance of the to their own REAL Swedish massage Reduce treatmt who Cal e brothRuth Carlqnlst Editor the On could a tha pupils Vallejo at morning trial Carr Monday S witness steam bath 50c 188'fr Main rm 205 V fifty-thir-d gxamination John H Stratton of Provo Bench two anniversary of the foundInfant Williams have seen the accident as either have class in biology or gen- Dorothy Quellmals Associate Editor er sisters Mrs Elisa Knight of Salt Lake gnd After the meeting Judge Henning ing of Christian Endeavor Approxi- reasonably SPANISH services FORK— Commitment Louisa Stone pi St Anthony Idaho eral science had several very unusual SUMNER SCHOOL— Mlchiko Swim to Reduce 13o as he testified he did a Mrs were conducted b7 Bishop L F Smith FriWas escorted to the Union station by a mately 88 members from the four clearly 14 grandchildren and nine specimens brought to them These In nature we are day afternoon at the grevealde in Spanish JWl"wfn’r warmth nd reports: Witness tells Story delegation led by P LeRoy Nelson organizations lntha districts Provo privacy: guar course eon Ernest of were crayfish Friends mar call at the Deseret mortu- Fork cemetery for the infant They were studying the lady bird beetle 5 Prf Thornton Wes Springs W 1732 and Genevieve Bowen WiUiama who dictator of the Ogden lodge and was American Fork Springville and Pay-so- n Carr Is star witness for the plain- specimens ary 31 East Seventh South street Satur- Jones instructor thus to loaned enabling the waa born the died is acentific The name and for this baby Thursday ” " bade farewell as be left at 9:20 p m day and at the home of Mrs Richmond le survived by hla parents and the fallowwere present tiff He testified his attention was the students to become more interest16 Detective ’ insect which Was brought from Aus- Sunday from 11 a m to 3 p m Mrs Louise Williams AMERICAn""dc for Boise Included: George W attracted on the night of the accident ed in the ing grandparent Speakers are tralia It was which fs they Avan tec subject Legitimate and Mrs Bowen to and Mr a hold greatJames here - Among visitors from within the Wheatley put president of the state by the rattling of a lift bar on the brought 401 Utah Bay Tr Bldg Waa 3928 William John Wabel These crayfish were very in check the cotton cushion scale grandmother Mra Oeorge Bowen State was Alfred X Gunn of Salt Lake Christian union Endeavor Mrs coupling pin of old 462 Mr Losee studying 7T a carpenter died John Wabel interesting and the students are very whose acentific tame is Icerya In atWilliam 17 170 Whitlock avenue ThursFoot Specialists state supervisor of the lodge Owen Griffith Morgan Wheatley former state superintend- wm the switchman working on the to the person who made this California this insect we eating away day hlaat home 10 35 p m of myocarditis SPANISH FORK — Funnel Mayor Harman W Peerv and City ent of the Quiet Hour and Alberta engine Carr testified he saw a man grateful eervlces for DRTlTP DELK8 OSFelt Bldg Dompleto Wabel was born In Cleveland Ohio demonstration Mr' possible trees the so Vedalia was the corns orange treatment both feet $1 Inch 30 1850 but had lived In Balt Lake Oven Griffith Morisn who vse found dead Commissioners Fred E Williams and Fisher put vibe president all of on the footboard lantern in hand for the operetta en- brought and the trees were saved March In bed Thursday ehortlr after noon will In callouses toenallg foot adjust W 2128 30 years that he saw the man’s arm swing up- titled preparation George O’Connor were in the official Salt Lake be conducted Monday it ! p in In the Old Louisiana” which will The commonest lady bird beetle has Surviving gle two song Eugene F Wa- L "In D 8 Third ward chapel Friends may bel of Lekewood Ohio and Carl F WaMedical Endeavor members ward that he saw the lantern drop be 17a party which greeted Judge Henning Christian y the Claudln funernXhome until given on March 22 and 23 man re- two dots on Its back It is very use- bel of Las Vegas Nev a daughter Mra call at end escorted him beck to the station should take the lead in distributing out of sight mornlnt Interment will be In Spanish OA GRIrTTH specialist for SSTcIH After ful and we should not kill it scheduled Pearl Thomas ot Salt Lake and five grandare hearsals being Fork City cemetery tlStfc South Main st Was flM4 All of this was reenacted Friday each rehearsal the teachers who are the spirit of God Mr Wheatley children Billy Griffin contributes: Room 14 in urging diligence Mlu night for the benefit of the jurors assisting with it feel more confident children are hew with an class the ershave started W John very busy Browning JRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES 18 Fisher also streued the Importance They spent almost two hours in the that It will be a success Already work y given out at the beginning of in dancing for those who would like to OODEN— Funeral gervlce for John of greater activity on the part of railroad yards Thursday afternoon several members of the cast know will be conducted Sunday et TRIBUNE and Telegram readers and adthe second semester learn Many student are very en- 3 Browning Christian Endeavor members jp m In the L D 8 Ninth ward cheoel viewing the accident scene They their entire speaking parts With vertisers are urged to exercise caution Alice Rufener writes The seventh thusiastic about this opportunity Inwith Bishop W O Jckion presiding other In arranging automobile or but transand made tested the lift were pin Frank Greetings given by will be In Ogden City cemetery terment such a fine beginning as this the grade pupils are making a map for under Miss The advisory group portation with other Individuals References should be carefully exchanged Lathrop state president Mlu Eva inspections a huge suc- social science It is to show the Matilda Cahoon are very proud to under the direction ot the Deseret mortu to be Is predicted operetta and definite asiurgnce of reeponelblllty try The Idea was to prove or disprove cess Jones Robertson state vice presimanufactured goods and products of announce thy have won the punctusecured dent and Ray King president of the charges In the complaint of Mrs John Hartley Pitchforth the United States The map has been ality banner for the least number of Every Tuesday and Thursday afterLosee that the automatic coupling pin noon Salt Lake organization ST OEORGE — Funeral servlceg will be Immediately after school some drawn on a large sheet of paper and tardy pupils during the first semesconducted in tha St George L D S ward Christian Endeavor work In vari- device on the engine did not operate kind of ball game is played in the tiny clay buildings cars ships auto- ter chapel Saturday at 3 p m for John HartWASHINGTON Feb 2 WV-- A code ous nations wu discussed by Carroll properly and that such failure was These games are mobiles and bits of various kinds of In addition to ite many former activ- ley Pitchforth 37 who died at a hospital boys’ gymnasium for the grain exchanges which abol- Seger American Fork Malsie Olsen the cause of her husband’s death Phoenix Arts Wednesday night Burial of cloth or in classes different between an and has of other afterRoosevelt ities Jhow played samples grains take the Bt Georg cemetery In will ishes some of the practices blamed for Deloria Rasmussen Beth Rambeau place Opinion Not Permitted the school or with neighboring products art pasted on the map school play period for girls in the last summer’s grain debacle and o£h-ff- r Loralne Newell Markus Hitchcock The Jurors were not permitted to schools Many good clean games are This regular Thursday gymnasium periods of violent fluctuation today Gordan McCausland James Lynn receive spoken evidence outside of played here end the pupils enjoy session under the sponsorship of Miss Receive Students Names Rob-bey had reached virtually final form at Audrey Rasmussen end Leota the courtroom Grace Kimball and Miss Ellen Jack-so- n They were not per- watching them ' Provo the farm administration and Is exholds Interest for all who wish to mitted to voice any opinion following French Correspondents attend pected to go Into effect soon the test W Hal Farr on Of the Some Find Decimal Study Officials said however that the MARRIAGE LICENSES three attorney for the terminal comFriday the Roosevelt basketball Code bad not been passed upon forNIELSON 31 Hunter Mary Jane Hair Editor THE STANDARD OF mada the motion In court Friteam defeated the Lady of Lourdes OZRO Difficult Easy pany BERNEICE BLACKETT 18 Hunter AMERICA'S BUS BEBVIC1 Neprell Gardner Associate Editor team by a score of 22 to 17 The MILTON G DERRICK mally by Secretary Wallace but that 31 Salt Lake morning that the Jury be taken to day few and unimportant modifications ROOSEVELT JUNIOR HIGH game was very close until the last EDITH EGAN 18 8alt Lake the yards for the test Attorneys LeON TIME SCHEDULES Gordon Douglas Editor 25 Bsncroft Idaho OH 8 BRADLEY HEAT PILLOW 8WPirT-- E Were expected before It went through SCHOOL— The students of Roosevelt five minutes of play when with the HUELOZIA B Young and Clifton Hildebrand 21 Bsncroft Idaho Editor Roy JOHNSON AMOoiate TRANSPORTATION Parkor Vllda GUARANTEED Although many suggestions about to wish to their tied Roosevelt score symfor the plaintiff agreed to this Other RIVERSIDE score express deepest spurted SCHOOL— Decimal the code have been made by farm ofRobert stuto are our defense Buxthe and for five clinch the game McCready Young attorneys points Logan CHICAGO $18 fractions were started last week by pathy ficials Secretary Wallace takes the It Rexbur ton for Roosevelt and Bolinskl for GODFREY KLINGER B Porter and Joseph E Evans Some of the chil- dent body president and to his famLoe Ana 18 Ml the sixth I 8 00 Denver Idaho view that the responsibility for it Sundied mother were Weather records were checked to dren have grades 13T 00 Lourdes McCready’s 15 00 Portland outstanding players Omaha EULALIA OVARD ANDERSON 33 complained that they ere ily rests primarily upon tha grain ex13 00 Kan city 18 ool Spokane Miss Mildred Duell's second year determine the state of the atmosphere difficult but others think them very day Idaho 3 80 31 Palls Idaho Detroit 00) OGDEN—A report released Friday —whether It was extremely dark changes themselves The 1A and’ IB French students French class is glad to welcome as 30 Boise 38 001 New York These have sought advice from the by the Ogden Union stockyards shows whether the moon was thlning or easy t)ur teacher said we would find have received the names of their their French cadet Provo ON ROUND TRIPS 8AVINO Jean BIGGER Mis Peters kdmlnlstratlon in an effort to draft receipts at the yards for January to- whether it was cloudy It was decid- much more use for decimal fractions 24 Mapleton HALL JAMES ARMOND and are a Jones French Allan has started DAILY glad TWO TRIPS midget NAOMI FINLAYSON 21 Payson an agreement that would meet with taled 111107 head of livestock a gain ed that Friday night would be Ideal than for common fractions because to have correspondents these so they can begin writ- basketball team The boys eligible VERN 18 ELMO JEFFERSON Pleasant they are easier Its approval and head oft legislation of 22530 head over the same period for the test ALL 4 DIRECTIONS the Grove less team 95 to them must If the conditions of for this than weigh ‘ 11 Lucille Anderson 5B reports: The ing GRANTHAM American n the subject a year ago' This Increase is calculatMiss Grace Kimball and Miss Ellen pounds There was a fine showing at LUCILLE past few days continued on Fork are working sixth fifth and grades Among other Important changes ed at 20 per cent Of the total num- -- The jurors are John Boles W T education teach- - the tryouts Monday Riverside The children Jackson our health the code would permanently abolish ber received 12464 were cattle D Jones John unit work at BIRTHS Stanley Spademan to the different assignments the use of weekly and daily bogs 48089 sheep and 1220 horse De Haan Samuel J Gaddy James give the we are class helping In this way Loniv—Mr and Mrs Milford Inglet privileges known also as “bids and and mules Those figures compare Dawson William P Foster end James teacher and t the same time ere daughter Mr and Mrs Howard R Bing“offers" with 8537 cattle 42839 hogs 36765 M Carlson ’“ son Mr and Mrs Farley Hansen DEPOT & TICKET OFFICE ham learning Theoretically these are Used like sheep and 438 horses and mules reson Mr and Mra Marlon L Nielsen aon 71 W So Temple Temple Square Hotel Violette Zimmerman report that Mr and Mra Paul Bahen dauihter the ordinary hedging transactions as ceived during January 1933 Council WedService Gvic 17 room of the enjoy children seen of your dub I have a form of price insurance but both Inasmuch as January Is a month of many other Little Talk A CITY TICKET OFFICE - BANKRUPTCY Saturday clubs mentioned in newspapers but nesday because on that day they have 'government and exchange officials comparatively light business on the OgNew WAS 1380 Discusses 308 BO MAIN A D Llsonbet Murray UabUltlcs 13831 now are from reader not a practicing to far From much none appealed to me so tap dancing They assert this form of trading has fre- den market this notable increase was living join the buck and wing and then they will Spokane Wash comes this amusing Xour dub has befriended my heart assets 12510 all excepted COAST TO COAST SERVICE taken in the opinion of Manager Kenquently been a speculative weapon Civic Ser- take up more difficult dances letter: BRIGHAM CITY-T- he and has made me join I will be glad Other code points include: neth C Ikeler as an Indication of reModern reclining gleaner Chair aoachea DIVORCES ASKED ALL RATES REDUCED Dear Unde Ray: I have been go- if you will favor me by enrolling me Petri Louise Gardner rs Eldon Walter Continuation of the present limits newed activity In tha livestock busi- vice council held Its second meeting The sixth grade music classes ere three-part aith-fullmusic G Reid I Gardner so to Sidney y write Yours for LITTLE W 1514 HOTEL cruelty! attorney f long that as a member of the club On dally grain price fluctuation you ness of the mtermountaln territory Thursday night In the Commercial taking up ing to William Lucille 0 Hales vs Lorln Hales “R A DANIEL" Requirement for all speculators In generally and Is avldence of Ogden’s club rooms in this city with a large thought I had just better write I cruelty attomeye Badger Rich A Rich NEVIN-CRAND- IC orLINES funcruelD Arnold Helen va ecclesiastical Prank Arnold want to tell you something really We are glad to have this member Seventh Grade grain to put up a 10 per cent margin increasing Importance In the livestock number of civic and attorneys Basons 8k Baaone LOW BUS RATES EVERYWHERE until their holdings reach 2000000 marketing scheme of this section ny 1 have for a school teacher a lady from the Gold Coast and I hope that ty Forest ganization representatives attending Russell Sawyer vs Virginia Isabel WAS 8288 34 EAST 3ND SO came from the east She got a he will write td us again dozen worthwhile civic sutler Sawyer desertion attorney L J Jbushelg After that an additional IS During the last two weeks healthy Almost Depicting Winter Scenes who ICnpl'n'i-- fl nn EnHrrvinv Pavel sister is a British colony Barclay letter from her sister and her Tha Gold Coast — per cent- Is required Edwin Knott nonaup-pogains have been made in theprices projects were discussed including: va Muriel Knott OP In- tirwestenr Africa:: ssked if Ihert were iotrof-wi- ld of lambs and hogs which have given Extension of "the sewefiystenrand (Copyright lB3ir Itrhai an areaof attorney ’Beniamin Spence Jills Jenkins Editor STOCKHOLDERS OF PACIFIC around here scalping people' 80000 square miles counting the dians considerable encouragement to the curb and gutter parking of road enEdlter Associate Roylance Jay NATIONAL LIFE ASSURDIVORCES GRANTED Which have producers of this class of livestock trance to the city Improvement of JEFFERSON SCHOOL— James Cal- and she said she bet there were lots Northern Territories ANCE COMPANY va Milton Williams The population is Olive William Little change has been noted In cat- Smith square tehool grounds and vin Sandberg reports that the 4B chil- ot cowboys all fcround She also asked been annexed to 19 HEREBY GIVEN that NOTICE W McOonkle Oscar cruelty Judge of houses ‘ bath tle prices due to the unusually heavy playgrounds erection a special meeting of the stockholddren are preparing a 'play called if we had school in a little log cabin about 2000000 of whom only 2000 John W Van Paddenburt va Kathryn O In National Life Assurer Allen Pacific Paddenburf of Judge at the municipal swimming pool are of European stock- In addition to supply "The Emperor' Test” All the chil- or somethingance Company naa beeu duly called “I’d like to know where people get gold and diamonds the pold Coast Thurman A number of coast packer buyers Pioneer park and cleaning of ditches dren in the class are taking part Jim B McKee va Florence McKee deserand will be held at the office ot tha -Judge Allen G Thurman are on the Ogden market dally ready —The organization favored the work Norma Wagstaff 7B contribute: this Idea -- There are some cowboys sends forth Ivory coconuts coffee tion Build-I- n company McCorntck-Ba- nk Forrest Russell Sawyer vs Virginia Isabel to make purchases of the kinds of live- as far as money can be obtained A The seventh grade students are mak- on the big ranches but there ere not monkey skins and porcupine quills CLEVELAND Feb 2— Ealt Uko City Utah at tha sutler Sawyer desertion Judge Allen O pledged ing pictures of winter scenes on black any wild scalping Indiansl metals presented an irregular appear- stock suited to their requirements and number of organization Whether you live in thf Gold Coast Thurman time of and with the annual meetBertha Flaky va Egbert Peake honiup-poing of the atockholdcre of said comance this week says Dally Metal which are available In abundance from themselves to assist In purchasing paper AU are drawn with white “1 have not been keeping an Uncle or China or in any other land you Judge Allen O Thurman pany on the 10th day of February trees shrubs to used flowers and be Trade with signs of a definite upward the wide territory served by the ever' chalk and colored with colored chalk Ray scrapbook very long but I like are welcome to join the new 1934 1834 at tha hour of I o'clock pm movement In price not in sight’ as growing Ogden Mies center Mr Ike- on the various projects NEW SUITS FILED for the purpose of considering and The new black chalk is being used tha stories You must have been writ- Scrapbook dub The other day Clayton Investment company ve Jamee too and la proving far better than ing for a long time yet Electrolytic copper eased to 8 ler Mid acting upon tha following matters: Onion and othare 1 rental 13300 attorneys To consider and vote upon cents Connecticut following con (Copyright 1934 Publishers Tooele Scouts to charcoal Some of the pictures ere I was looking at a newspaper which Anderson A Cannon proposition to reduce the number to 1922 and saw a chapter back tinued slow consumer buying and lack vs Syndicate) dated mounted Aetna Idaho The are company best Casualty beautiful 01) of qualifying aharee ot tha capital and Surety company tor surety bond 11000 of progress on the code Producers Annual Circus Saturday very stock ot the company necessary to on gray paper and used for a border of The Child's Story of 'the Human attorneys Ball As Muaser ‘are now in disagreement on minimum Uncle Ray Race Which you wrote ' ba bold by n director of the coraround the room Care of The Salt Lake Tribune poration and to amend Article IX prices and islet quotas Lead held TOOELE—The annual Boy Scout Wade Beesley 6B writes: The new “L too feel as though I know you REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS : of the Articles of Incorporation to i Salt Lake City Utah steady at 4 cents New York and 390 circus tor the Tooele district will be semester has begun and so we have very well Your earnest reader James X Anderson to Fetrea T effectuate such change cents East St Louis Business was Dear Unde Ray: I inclose a stamped Anderson lot 64 block L Acadia "GOLDIE REEVES held at the Tooele high achool gym- elected new class officers They are 3 For the transaction ot such subdivision Yes Goldie i have been writing for envelope addressed to myself Please Charles spotty with February needs about 6 Charges that employment on a civil nasium Saturday at I p m with 11 Mark Caffal president Marjorie Winaa may properly other bualn-a- a J Erickson to Arthur J come before the meeting works project at Pleasant Grove had troop of the county participating ter vice president Viola Brown sec- a long time My first newspaper ar- send me the 1934 membership certifiper cent covered Parry lot t block I Kelsey A O subdivision ’ of call 4 the President By Zinc firmed up to 30 cents East been carried on in a ‘ t The high school band will furnish retary V ticles for boys and girls appeared In cate the leaflet telling how to pre- Marsaret R Kerr to Schiller lodge Dated January 16th 1934 St Louis due to higher ore prices way were made by a delegation of music In Miss Fern Cox’s room we ere go- 1921 I hope that I shall still be able pare a comer scrapbook and the No 1 lot 3 block 35 plat P NEPHI L MORRIS Secretary to Anderson Schiller R lodge and prospective curtailment Tin former Pleasant Grove CWA workThe competition events Include: ing to start a project on the Soviet to write stories- when 1961 rolls printed cover design te paste on the Mary No L lot 3 block 28 plat P NOTICE tended slightly downward as the dol- er to the state CWA Friday J- - T Oerrard Skin the snake first eld carry relay Union of Russia Wa are going to around After that I may retire but scrapbook which I plan to make to Jay Burton lot 38 block 1 Burton place pltt A The supplemental Account and lar gained strength in terms of ster- The delegation of eight men It was song contest centipede rope race har- make up our own title We hope this am not sure that I shall do so I Builders’ L to C Dunn Receiver of of Finance corporation report ling Supplies reached their lowest reported reported that a foreman monica band contest and wall scaling will be as much fun as our project on like to write end I like the boys and Name Vern B Hoagan lot 10 block 7 Deseret Mortuary Company and level since 1928 in January Remelt placed men on the project without The following troops are expected to India was Idle wild addition his for whom I write r for final discharge petition girls X Rebecca C Mendelgon to Allle Scott aluminum rose further due to scrap the authority of the Utah county fed- attend: No 138 Vernon No 137 Maurine Openshaw reports that the will be heard before Hon Her1s interesting to think of the great lot 4 block 3 Ovanda subdiviM Schiller bert at his courtsion Clover No 131 Tooele South ward children of room 9 are making a play number of places In which there are Street or rural route ’scarcity Antimony was dull and sil- eral reemployment office ItllMIBee Albert room lnthe City and County Toronto to Earl L Broman ver down to 43373 cents an ounce Under tne direction of R HI Hinck- No 130 Tooele North ward No 126 store They are making the slfelves members of die Scrapbook dub A A lot 15 block 3 Balt Lake City Utah plat Building Josephine M Johnson to Karl P ou Monday the 6th day of Febley state CWA director W Lester Community Methodist churchy No and counters of orange boxes paint- youth who lives in “Accra Gold Coast block !0 plat F Woolsey lot Electrically controlled by the lgni-llo- Man gum of Provo manager of the 144 Grantsvllle No 140 Lincoln No ed City or village- 1824 at tha hour of 1:45 sent ruary he The me boxes nailed the letter Africa” this r Lnmb-Hvrdware wheq boys and Hyland green’ o’clock p m switch a new lock has been in- Utah county administration will con- 128 and a B Tolmen end to -newly organized troop from together and the girls helped to paint joined: H jCSMITH others lot 4 block 1 Free subdiautomobile gas tank caps duct vented i them ’Sir: I wish to become a member State or province investigation of tha charges SI John 10 vision Attorney for Petitioner rt s t f'1'" ’ Fors-gre- ar -- of Olden Railroad Days ‘Relic’ (ires in Trial R School News -- and Views e I fam-prl- of g E SPEAKERS ASK DILIGENCE 10-- Rob-r- 335-2- well-know- R Franco-Amerlc- 133-- 1 Kata-yam- Ve-dal- r detec-tlv- -- - Mon-da- after-scho- CODE ON ' GRAIN: We-le- MARTS READY ' Statistics Of srociM Others R RECEIPTS GAIN Rex-bu- Day by Day With Uncle Ray Projects Pupils ' rt -- 'Prices in Metal Mart Irregular it Non-ferro- rt Hold Delegation Files CWA Charges ’ “high-hande- d - ' it five-ac- re n eom-P-- it & v k "N 4 |