Show tft THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING Livestock BONDS HIT Quotations :NEff LEVELS Market Put® on Burst of ‘"Speed Secondary Rails ' Lead Advance POWER FIRM NORTH SALT LAKE Feb 15 (USDAl— Hon— Receipts 584 130 direct: throueh shipments include 888 to Los Ansels peckers strong to hither two lot 14 4004 45 two drlveln butcher n trucked-lColorado butchers everee-In- e tots to 1M 114 14 00: few lot pounds Ushta end heavies weighed off truck mtkrd 34 060440 Cattle— Recelpta 353 44 direct: throueh shipment Include 117 to Lo Aneelef peckers 155 to Loa Aneeles market and 80 to NEW YORK Feb 13 (A)— The bond Vernon Cal packers few dnvein steers 730 to 763 38 35 0 4 00 odd head "market put on' a burst of speed today heifers 83 00pounds few eood cowa 82 50 bull as tha demand for listed' loans pushed 32 60 leep— No receipts many issues to theii1 highest levels OGDEN Feb 15 Ho— Retor the past two years or more ceipts 509: Oeklsnd packers 131 Los market 15 Pomona peckers 139 ’ While there were no outstanding nothin don early blddlne steady or 3 55 Itaws developments which might have on best drlvelns sellers holdlne for higher packing sows late Wednesday 3335 affected senior securities as a whole prices 4x8 60 dealers said that the apparent absence Cattle— Receipts 573 San Prencleco Barkers 43 Oakland Parker 154 Los An©£ new offerings and the growing eeles market 153 Loa Ansetea packers 28 “ urge to invest idle funds were the 8wanton packers 31 San Jose packers 35 very little done quotsbly steady odd lots the in factors expanded principal medium and good steers and heifers late purchasing 83 300 50 Wednesday common downto 83 50 eood cows 33 504x3 10 comTransfers totaled $22700000 par ward mon and medium 32 0003 50 lower gradea Value against $19303000 yesterday ranged down to 31 001 bulls 32 350210 The average for 60 domestic corporate vealers 55 00 down Sheep— Receipt! 785' Denver market 350 of a point medium bonds advanced to choice drlveln lambs late Wednesday id 845 its peak aince 1931 lew lota steady at T8 004x750 S3 004x8 00 Weighty kind Lead List Liens Sail OMAHA Feb 15 active Secondary rails again were the jo all Intereaii on leaders several show mg gains of 1 t°j£ io“ to “hot?em5sfc 6 354x4 45 top 84 50 for Itw 3 or more points loads few in-choice loads Prime investment utilities and 141004 40 underwelshts alow nnevenv-woo- a atmrials-wer- e not negtevied but the ana IS raoice S3 5004 35 slaughter pies 33 5003 60 advance were mostly fractional feedsra moatly 33 004x3 60 paeklna sows - y 8 government loans picked up averaging 10c or more higher bulk fully ' J0U3 50 lew up to 3300 siass to 1 of Volume with gains 000100V of a point Around 1064 of Cattle— Recelpta S200 fed eteer end yearlings alow early aelra medium to good the uncalled Liberty fourth 4 krde fully eteedy undertone week on changed hands at an advance of choice lone feda ehe stock moatlr atcedy with lower trade cow etrone bulla lOtclSe 152nd' miner vealera fully ateedy atockeri end In the foreign section Royal Dutch feedera ecerce fully steady early eelea fed 4s lumped 8 points following the eteera end yeerllnii 44 SOttSM choice medium welehte held eboye 6026 fed helf-jr- s decision of a Dutch court that because l4J5WS50ihulk beef cowe S3 ISIS W66 0 400: cutter eradee of the multiple currency clause in ?' fV etrone welsht cutter these bonds interest must be paid in Ji 75 fc3 few low cuttera under S3 00 relatively Bamedium bulla S3 600276 gold florins if the holders desire practical top S5 SO: few SI 00 onthe other hand dropped eealere tavia 4 10000 no early ealee Sheep— Receipt deslaufhter lamb indication about points when the same court ateedy other clusea cided that Interest tn these tfould be lenerally asking hleher fceree uncheneed early bide fed wooled V) dollars Iambi up to 10 IS beat held above It SO paid German corporation loans recorded which was Wedneaday’e extreme top few 17 75 choice slipped lamb losses of 1 to around 6 points Part heed heavy l‘lm up to 15 SO etreifht feedlny ellilble up to II 75 mixed fats snd of these declines was In proportion lambe to trader up to 1100 to the cash interest which was pay- feeder KANSAS CITY Feb IS Rota able beginning today on the final —Receipt 3000 410 direct active 10c hleher moil advance on weliht ateedy 1933 coupons of the listed Issues above on choice Bonds of Argentina France Dutch 350 pound top 1440 "ll 'holc S3 Eist Indies' Denmark Oslo and 4400W 4 40 nt IOWI 41 SOWS 45 Austrian Mok advanced 1 to Cetlle— Becelpte kill-i400 govern-' fasues steadied on reports of eleeaai lenerally ateedy eome atrenath 4tockr and feeder ecerce firm ?“ bent victories over the socialists lf six-tent- 1 it : t ns top hrrr Brokers Loans C Show Decrease Feb IS (API— Loans to WASHINGTON broker and dialer held by wkly report- hi Mew York CUr member benke amounted to 1353000 000 during the week ended February 14 the federal reaerv board reported today repraaentlns deoreeae of til-0- 0 ooo lor the week Loane for the week ended February IS less wero 143700000 The board’ detailed dlctrlbutlon of the Inane over the three weeks dealt with lol- - nd fhjoa 14 400475 lone yeerUnee 4445 choice eteere 4 00 eteera eood end 400- -! IS 0707 10 ‘OVcf10 140006 end medium 150 up 1875 ®540 helfera eood end pounda choice 40: cowe eood 447801 ll it& 175 eommon end medium 13 45WI 35 milk-fe- d medium to choice 1400 0700 atocker and feeder eteera ood and common snd medium 13 75 04 tf15fc575i IS Sheep— Receipt 4000 300 throurh lembe '“rally 101 15o lower epote off more heap teedIvi beat fed Iambi offered IS Iambi too4 and choice 90 pound! II down 314001 4o eommon end medluml 80 down pounda S840C I40 common end medium 0 pound! down 14350140 eood end choir year- line wethers medium tol4S5014O: choice Sl8501 oo twee food snd cbolca 85 common For own account— February 14 ISM 7 f 741000000 February IS 88710400 W3J 141000000 “For eooount of out of town bank— Frb-Cattle— eelvee 150 Reoejnta loo throueh February 7 1144 steadri1031-l30-pounimary 14 S144000000 1033 S10000600 d COO 000 eteere 18 1504 00 February IS 14 other 14 35: 2605 mixed yearling For account of other— February 1475 Oowg 100 February 1 11000000 February ?'nn'r‘i 18004 000 17000000 ' S50 downl etock iteerx stock bVter'M3Mr At' : to slnx'ee direct 92 California active SfflOo higher heavier M(5fBhoVitro5L)70"J7e°'P?’undl M MW466: Feb-IWASHINGTON (AF— Combined UlKl'i 85 lieht lights aal- yeeouroea end liabilities of the 11 federal 815 8 84000 4 80 packing aows' miom smooth lights 4300xl36i havlA reaerv banka et the close of buetneea yesterday were reported tonight by Jhe federal rough 338501 80r Sliaep— Receipts 11500 1700 through! na- reserve hoard in thousand ol 'udtler JESnj Reserve Report follow Gold certificate -- - StrMury §33 1541 093 43384 Redemption fund T B notei 814744 Other cash X 'Total reeeme 810 784 18847 Redemption fund F Bbbank hots Bill discounted: Secured by D 8 government ohll-- latton - Ooao 17 ASSETS on hand snd due 11144 41141 Other bale discounted Total bills discounted Bills boushl In open market D S government securitise c Bondi 4e 1029 142 Trenturr noUf Certillcst s?d bill seu ueWt 43487 ' Total V 8 "fort eeeurltle 1483 01 1891 Other securities Total bills and aecurttlea iS484 ell 58710 8400 Du from forelen banka 14333 F R notes of other banka 499 17 Uncollected Item 51882 Bank premtaea 49 460 Fed Bep In oor stock 44448 All other seectt ! toon to ft shad or around 18 50 SjW'K Bldt'moatlda W1' about "aleady ahnip awea 8400' steady WNUWCO Feb 11 fAP-nn!7HuiAN Rrcwlpt 075 705 direct aotlv on email supply lncludina buteh-1- 0 to 1 higher several jenta to 101 California 86 26 jot M Pounds 85 00 paokaas sltueh' tef plk S3 0: trad estimates Nebrasgood ka and Colorado quotable around 3600 Cattla— Recel pU 00 Including 300 hold-du- ll very burcr interest compare- narrow senaratly Baking ateedy to strong on BU elaaaesi bids and sales ateera tor week to date steady to 26 oanta lower two cars top good fed Nebraska ateera 36 66 few cant aaod lighter welsht California and Idahoa held around 86 00 vary little don on aha stock lootT young cowl allalbl 83 6003 78: aeattered blda 35 cent lower on fleshy dairy type is 00 down Calve— Receipts 60 including 60 direct iota 111 to 126 pound California vaaleri' overs lively BY CHIEF CON: a Hrnrr IN REVENUES Better Gold Silver Prices Seen as Basis ‘of In-Operating Income in 1933 creasing Operations Reported by Light ComNet loss forithe Chief Consolidated pany at $8339082 — Operating revenues of the Utah Power and Light comuony for 1933 were $833908289 g decline of or approximately 10 per cent compared with 1932 according to the company'g annual report for the" yeer ending December 3t- filed with the public utilities commiseion Thursday The operating revenues for 1932 were $9148063 41 The report shows that after all expenses taxes and interest charges including $100000 appropriation for retirement reserve were paid $610088 wag tAnsferred to surplus as compared with $1747447 11 in 1932 Had preferred stock dividends been declared and paid in 1933 'the report shows there would have' resulted a No dividends deficit of $1094673 have been paid aince the final quarter of J932 the report reveals The operatliij expenses’ of the com' pany in 1933 were $2541220 59 and taxes were $134362591 or a total of $4169431 51 with uncollectibles compared with $432516038 in 1932 a drop of $15573877 Bonds Retired The report shows that during the first mortgage 5 per year thirty-yea- r cent gold bonds amounting to $368000 face value but purchased at were retired as were first lien and general mortgage 4 per cent gold bonds amounting to $96000 face value and purchased at $58285 After cancellation the long term bonded Indebtedness of the company amountbonds ed to $31479000 in thirty-yea- r and $5404000 in first lien and general mortgage bonds outstanding in the handa of the public These mature in 1944 In addition there are outstanding $5000000 in 6 per cents maturing in 2022 The company which operates In Utal Idaho and Wyoming had at the end of the year 93210 customers divid-e- d as follows: Residential and farm 81727 commercial 8210 industrial 2326 municipal and government 926 and public utilities 21 Electrical consumption in the territory in 1933 amounted to 376525023 kilowatt hours divided as follows: Residential and farm 57853683 kwh commercial 35037504 kwh Industrial 226100585 kwh municipal and government 15242389 kwh and public utilities 42169666 kwh Some 96379528 kwh produced or purchased was not accounted for Tho company employed 1456 persons at the end qf the year the report shows Investments Rise The report shows that investments in affiliated companies difring the year increased from $13000000 to At the same time current assets were reduced by $8900000 the chief reductions being in notes and loans receivable $6500000 accounts receivable $500000 and Interest and divldenda receivable $1400000 Fixed capital or investment In plant at the close of the year was placed on tha books at $82000000 $799-3504- 8 - $254-3225- 0 reduction for the year The increase in investment in affiliated companies is not commented on in the report The company owns controls and operates the Utah Light 8t Traction company and the Western Colorado Power company It is itself owned 1y Electric Power & Light corporation a aubsidiary of ax of $850000 Electric Bond & Share company The total investment in affiliated includes $3700000 in companies Western Colorado bonds $3500000 in its stock and $1500000 in special loans $5800000 in Utah Light & Traction stock $3200000 in special loans to that company $3150000 in tO Gif construction advances to it and Sneew— Receipts nonet nominally ataady ood to choice fed wooled lambs 90 pounda about $1800000 in interest on the down quotabl above amount and expenditure requiaround 18 25 0176:' 90 to 96 pound wooled alial' sitions— 17764x560 x The company has outstanding its CHtOAOO 18 Hot— noise In actuel circulation 1811141 Raoupta 25000 llshtwelahts steady to report shows about $21000000 par hi undertone Weak on all walkhU J RR bank notea In actual olroula180 value of $7 preferred stock in the 199151 ‘0 3 pounda I43047! top 1470 Iowa hands of 12338 stockholders $( 200 my acoount 1150 M8 Gattls— 7800) ateera Arm: bank— reserve Member Receipt sup- 000 in $8 preferred with 4787 stock45454 ply comparatively small better gradea Government ' 4410 steady top yearllnta 3710 most holders and $30000QOQln common Forelen bank aslUnc ateera weighty at 15 75 downward to stock with 18 stockholders 16488 Special deposits—member bank 11419 85 00 atockera both natlvae and Texas Monmember bank 441 pd4S9 vet Retirement reserve of the company 71115 bred kinds Grin about 36 cents hither for Other deposit week: mostly 15 O0(4 00 atocksra selling up was $5112000 et the end of the year 8034549 8? U36 and Texas bred steer cslfre to while miscellaneous Total deposlll reserves were fat oowa low helfera steady bait Oeierred availability item 497104 J5 10 Ml vaaleri 10 50 down 146 041 more tbah $1000000 more including Capital paid In Sheep— Receipts 11000: 134848 rather aotlee Surplus buyer interest aelet and Indlrailoni itrong $403000 reserve for federal income Subscription for Fed Dep ins to hither beet offerlnas held 36 cent up tat which remained inactive during oorp etock 98 450 Sood und choice lambs held 10 cent Feld up' tha vaar downooward to 0 71 and below clipped 9 650 Celled for Payment on April 11 Ail other UabUltles 85948 lambs and yearllnis relatively acaroa Current gale Drep on ewes odd native ataady head - Included Jrn the tax account was 1 184893 ll6O0i36 Total liabilities r $810000-fothe Utah property tax Ratio of total reserve to depoel and ST JOSFPH Feb 16 (AP B not lleblllilei combined 4 8 per cent Recelpta 0500 Uahf and' $10000 Utah income tax $420000 Conttntent liability on bill purchased lot xenerally ateedy packlhg aows atrona to $26000 Idaho 10 oents hither top- 34 40: bulk ell weighti Idaho property tax Ionian correspondent! 4384 early 148004 I 40p 380 to 334 pound! 84 30 kilowatt hour or production tax 0 85: dealrahl light lights mostly 38760 $27000 for the federal 3 per Cqnt 430 kowg ndDyi! sales tax which was paid by tha comCatua— Raoalpta 1600 load eholct long yaarltnaa 17 0Q bulk fad ateers ol the year The By Associated Frees and ysarlhnca 147600 00 alralght: helfera pany only tax part being paid by the con Wash coode— Converters are bookln the UP tb 1505 most hast cowa 8376Sil60 Utah sales Vow few Best volume of orders in years aocordlns cuttera 'and "cuttera sumers is not included )up to t4 M in the tax U coesip In tho trad Boms ars said to meatfly 13 00 (£8 60 bulk bulla II 504tl 06 schedule — - be eold Into early April top Vealera 17 00 two loads atockera 14 35 ' Rayon— Yarn Shipment continue at hlrh Sheep— Recelpta 8000 approximately 1760 Nohoperating revenue of the com leveli and tome of the larser producer! re- fresh clipped lambe bouxht to arrive weight port that their stock ere li ttle U any above 93 pounds at 17 05: early undarton weak pany from dividends end interest week'a supply sellers asking stronger holding beat Jamba chiefly was $472000 and nonoperatKino— An addition aHti of SI e ton in above 9 go ing deductions from gross' income Sine conoentreteseet baa had LOS ANGELES Feb IS Hoa Saturday nw effect thus far on the chiefly Interest on bonds was $2 price of western —Recelpta 50 holdovera 143 steady etsb sine which remaina unohensed at 330000 eatetrna 1146: locals 84 55 0 476 d40 oent A pound Kast St Louie Cattle— Recelpta 450: steady good fed The profit and loss account balance "fin — Report In the trade say n eteera 3570 othera 1616 downl few helfla on the upgrade mainly in era Up to 3686: gommoo to medium cowa increased during the year from $3600-0088 0008 75: auttar gradea 8160 x276l hulls connection with increased operations at tin to $4300000 uplo 13 50 plat mill' Sales-oelectric current totaling - Fertiliser materials— This branch bf the Calves— Reoelpta 60 gtaady fsw vealara $8200000 were $90000 less than in Chemical market it showtnr expanding acona medium to choki' Sheep— Recelpta the preceding year Loss from men an Up- lamba t776txi86 tivity Rumor art still current ward movement In sulphate prices PORTLAND Peb 16 f Hoea— chandise and jobbing operations 6eMj yaar-Ilni- A -- -- ' f - Trade Trends ' thaFeon-lumptlo- f $12-50- IDAHO POTATOES IDAHO FALLS Idaho Feb II " Recelpta 4001 about ataadyr aood to choice 14 75 0 4 66 llahtweishta moatly aorta down to 14 50 packing sows plainer 13 360 8 50: smooth lightweight upward to 18 76 kedcr pig lacking quotable around 6360 Cattle— Recelpta loot calve 00 about steady add head common ateers h 260 4 76 lAw cutter and cutter cowa fairly active at 1 6602 50 few bulla IJ50il75 eood vealera M M chote aliilblt to 17 60 no early talee Sheep— Recelpta 1400 renerally asking stronger price! heat wooled tambg held above 3338 seed claasea scarce —Shipping point information for Wedncs day Upper valley— Carloads I o b cash track to dealer Russets U 8 No 1 mostly 1 30: eome 11 36 a few best special packs U 5 No ealee for next week shipment eetebUsh sufficient to scarcely itsteneral market sametrading dealers unable to fill orders et acceptable prices! bulk ouU weifht cash to growers a few sale R used 17 B No 1 most points 11 OOt a few higher: very few dealers offerlne aa hlxh as 110 In certain preferred districts U R'No 2 mostly 70c a lew iota as low aa Coast Reserve Twin Carloada f b cash track to dealers Russets U S No 01 moatlr 81 25 0 1 89 sn occasional car higher and Rediscount Rate lower at a few points too few sales et some points to auote U S No I mostly 90et 45c: bulk outwelthi cash to growera Rue-se- ta SAN FRANCISCO Feb 15 U 0 No 1 a few sales moatly tl 00 bank of San 01 05 V 8 No 3 45070c an occa- Tht federal reserve sional lot hleher moatly lower track sates Francisco reduced its rediscount rate end farm packs cash to growera Ruseeta U S Mo 1 II 1601 25 mostly U0 U B today to $ per cent from 2 2 per MO 2 10090a mostly 404x55c cent effective tomorrow The fnoyj wai interpreted in finanWINN1TEQ GRAIN cial circle as an extension of sssut-sneWINNIPEG Pkb 15 (API— Wheat Low to banks in absorbing federal H:vh doe May 5 08 64b 5 07 bond Issues It was pointed out Wuir 99 09 te 094 Cutely wheat — No northern t5Sc Mo banks could borrow from the reserve 3 northern 35ic No I northern 03c et 2 new fed ot-- Sa I white 83 c Ma 8 r white eral per cent end purchase bonds yielding 3 2 per cent 1 r Bank Cuts m f th! State Local Obituaries LOSS SHOWN SHOWS DROP was $95000 ceding year less than in the pre- The company paid $537800 for kilowatt hours of energy purchased chiefly from the Idaho Power The average price was company slightly in excess of 24 mills pec k w h Directors of tha company include G M Gadsby its president G B Thomas vice president P M Parry vice president ell of Salt Lake S R Inch vice president New York H S Auerbach C P Castle A W Ivina S H Love end G R Corey all of Salt Lake C E Groeabeck and Charlea Hayden NewOfork J W Funk Richmond M S Eccles Ogden F M Nye Ogden O A Spear Provo and A E Thiel Montpelier Idaho Mining company exclusive of provision for depreciation and depletion was $7180395 for 1933 according to the annual report Issued Thursday Net surplus as Of December 31 1933 Is shown as $3225607 93 as compared with $336187905 on January 1 1933 On January I07 1934 the report shows $129400 was paid for the total bonds redemption of outstanding which are redeemable April Cecil Fitch general manager in his reporUsaid: Operations in all mines was susIn pended during February 1932 June last year work was started un der a leasing plan employing a few men in Chief and Plutus mines As these operations extended and proved successful from the standpoint of no loss to the company the Eureka Lilly was started Justf before the close of the year under a similar plan advance in the price nf both gold and silver has stimulated the ex pension of all operations and the company Is now receiving a small return which we believe will gradually increase There are at present about 125 men employed Considerable work was necessary in reopening the various workings due to the air slacking and the sloughing of drifts attending the 16 months’ idleness The good part of that work is now finished and the company is in a position to materially increase topnage and take full advantage of furthet advances of the metal prices which in turn will make it profitable to mine lower grade ores Larger tonnage of this ore is available particularly in the Chief mines “Research and experimental work on the concentration of our ores was continued during the year and further progress was made which will give greater profit on the milling which started again” CURB ISSUES Advances of 1 to 2 Points Generously Sprinkled Through List NEW YORK Feb 15 Of)—' The curt) market moved up under a fresh demand tor stocks today Closing advance of 1 to more than 2 points were recorded liberally throughout the list Many specialties Improved in brisk buying Oils metals utilities and alcohols participated promt nently Gulf Oil gained 4 points on a fair sized turnover while similar gains were shown by Jones & Laughlin and Safety Car Heating in limited dealings Hiram Walker rose 2 points and advances of 1 to around 2 points were recorded by Aluminum Company of America American Gas and Electric British Ameifican Tobacco B Bunker Hill 8c Sullivan Distillers s Corporation-SegramElectric Bohd and Share Fisk Rubber Glen Alden Coal International Petroleum Hum-bl-e Oil and Technicolor Fractional Improvement was shown by Atlas corporation and Butler Brothers Parker Rustproof was an isolated soft spot Trading activities in Walgreen common stock were transferred to the big board Sales approximated 443000 shares compared with 355000 yesterday 4 Produce Market ALT LAKE BUTTER (To RetaUera— Oartonned) arid Second grad cream 8wt (Parchment c lew) wrapped CREAM Pint irad cream del Salt Lake Second grade cream del Salt Lakt New laid henneries dog Medium new laid hennerle do CHEESE Full cream triplet lb Pull cream loiuhorn lb Full cream landwlch loaf lb Jack cheese I pound each lb Block awlu b Llmburrer lb bl Cream brick brick lb Roouefort 6 lb tch lb Pull cream dairies Wla' cured lb Full cream longhorn WU cured lb Full cream triplets Wi cured lb Full cream longhorns western cored iiiuii -- i - Thurs Number of advances 871 Number of declines Stocks unchanged Total issues traded g a $72 Wed 412 199 183 v 794 v 21 20 14 14 15 10 27 23 31 80 31 22 17 11 lSc Laihorn bena lie Rock broiler 21 083c colored 20c: bareback loci Rock Leahorn ehlck-en- a springi lie colored He rooatera Oo turkey 10016c duck j4c 12015c Dreutd tee ' lie turkey— Steady! price chanaed 119 on track 971 Receipt fotatpe— uJ1-- ahlpmenta 729: weak supplies ft11 - demand liberal and trading riow V 8 Ho- - I few sales Wleonln Round Whit Idaho Runet few sale 1200 combination grade 81750100 f’8 07 Colorado McCluVra 32 26ix381c: Florida bushel cratee Bllse Triumphs 8180 Idaho Runet March 33 07 April 188 NTH YORK Fab 11 (API— Eea— 38 00 lrreaulgr mixed colors special packs or selections from fresh standard and commerL((i20ci cial atandarda le flrata 18c mediums SO pounda 17e dirt! No 1 43 other mixed colors unquoted pound 17c white egg nearby and mldweatern' exchanaa standards 21o: marked medium 21c Pacific coast standards ljvt'exasticr Pacific tesstsd 07 llnera medium 31et33c other white unchanged browns neerby and western specie pack S'S from tor 21028c western private standard 18A30c Butter— Receipt 17010: easier creamery hteher than extra 35 fr24c extra 9J score 3514c! tireta scores 14 02414c: second unquoted eantralind 00 score 35a Chae— Receipt I17474T firm: prices unchftnfea Prened poultry— Steady: unchanged broilers express oUler frstaht and gxpron un- - ch7'i SAN TOANCreo0 Feb “ gutter 14c: Che Ww 92 score - extra II Berrict f amalli 12c flats at triplets 16c: II Knut Oweri Tipton Knut Owen Tipton of 539 East First South street 'died in a local hospital Thursday at 6 P m after a iingerlni illness Mr Tipton was born In Moulton Iowa November 13 1884 a son of John Nelon For Id years he andMolly Smith Tipton served as a deputy same warden of Idaho retiring from businesa tour years agoKath-ery- n Mr Surviving are his widow Egan Tipton four brothers Lute of Tipton of Sfouiton Iowa Glen TiptonWeat Ark SllOKBt Spring! Jim Tipton of of Mexico Victor Iowa Tipton Liberty Mlsa Bernedlne Tip-to- n Mo three sister of Omaha Neb Mrs Madeline Hodges Paul of KM!M-£1UMXLgnd Mr of Ottumwa Iowa and hie Stepmother Mr Dortha Tipton of Ottumwa 18c A Van Slcklln" BOISE Idaho—dwrl A Van Slcklin 72 e prominent Idaho Kockman and Democratic candidate (or aovernor of iiie late died In Baker Ore Wednesday For the post 12 years Van Bicklin lived In Portland Ore where he moved from Weiaer Bom Ifay 13 1811 fn Ontario province Canada Van Sickhn came weat to Bakec Ore 48 yean aco and aoon moved to Idaho At Weiaer he built up a large sheep outfit and later extended hia operations Into the Lemhi country where he managed the Idaho Livestock company with headquarters at Salmon City He waa prominent In politics and served several years as state senator from Washington county prior to hit nomination for governor in 1918 He also was a director for several years of the 'first National band of Idaho In Boise He wag visiting with friends In Baker when he retired to his hotei room for a rest and died evidently In hU sleep Surviving are hU widow and three daughters Nina and Grace Van Bicklin Portland Mn Robert McAfee Boise and a ton Ar- tbur Van Bicklin Weiaer Funeral services will be conducted in Baker Episcopal church by the Bakeelfa- onic lodge at 2 30 p m FridayHlUrment will be in Baker cityemetgjy ihr Hyrunl S Rice OODENHfnim B Rice 48 died Thursat 4 p m of pneumonia at the (amlly tame 885 Sullivan street "Mr Rice was born In Farmington Sepday tember 35 1885 a eon of Leonard O and Elisabeth Babbitt Rice On November 14 1888 he married Laura Smith in tha Logan L D B temple Three sons and five daughters survive Melvin B Rice Ban Francisco Adrian L Rice Berkeley Cal and Alden B Rice Leslie Idaho Mrs Laura Btewart Black-foIdaho Mrs W R Coombs and Mrs Irene Robertson Ogden Mrs Zina Engre-bretsBalt Lake and Mlsa Helen Rice Ogden David L and thre Phelyn White Farmington and Mrs- - Oer-trud- e Cali Brigham City and 19 grandchildren Funeral services will be conducted at noon Mary Bridge Porcher in the L D 8 Ninth w'trd chapel Mrs Mary Bridge Porcher 61 a former Sunday with interment in Mt Ogden Memorial park resident of Salt Lake died Thursday morn- under direction of the Mt Ocden mortuary ing in Los Angeles said word received by relative In Salt Lake Mra Porcher was born In Salt Lake and Lucy M Goddard had lived here until eight yean ago whin POCATELLO Idaho— Lucy M GoddarO she moved to California Surviving are her husband J J Porcher 57 wife of William H Goddard 339 South two sons Roy and Leonard and a daugh- Eighth avenue died at the family resiter Faye Porcher all of Loa Angeles two dence Wednesday after a lingering Illness brothers R W and Kay Bridge of Balt She wss born October 0 187 st Plain A L Held ol City Utah but had lived here 37 years Lake and a slater Mr She wss married at coming from Ogden Helper Funeral service and burial will take Ogden on December 70 1890 MrGoddard Is an employe of the Oregon Bhort Line place In gait Lake railroad here Mrs Goddard was an active member of the L D IT" Second ward Relief Jerry Cluff Jerry Cluff 78 resident of Provo for many year died In Hollywood CaL Wed- nesday said word received ThursdayCali-by He moved to relatives In Salt Lake “ fornia six months ago Surviving are his widow Mrs Lydia Cluff and the following sons and daughters Mrs D P Cluff and J M Cluff of Hollywood J E Cluff Twin Palls Idaho L B Cluff Los Angeles Mr C M Bean Teton Idaho M L Cluff and Mrs V Peck Salt Lake and B A Cluff San Francisco Funeral aervlces will be conducted Sun-da- y afternoon In the Provo Fifth L D 8 place in the ward chapel Burlai will " (aka " “““ Provo city cemetery William Wert Hart OS a reldent of Oat-tlei- d died In a local hospital Thursday at Ha aras born at 8 p m ol pancreatitis Valley Falla Kan but lor 18 years haa been employed by tha American 8meltlng and Refining company at Garfield Mr Hart I survived by his widow Mr Sarah Ellen Harl five ions and daughter! Mr Ruby McMillan of Cedar Edge Colo Victor M William A LeRoy and Mildred Hart of Garfield a brother Jeue Hart ol Delta Colo and a slater Mr Bllaa E Carroll of Oak City Colo John Nicolettl ‘ John Nicolettl 37 of 86 West First North street died In a local hospital Thursday at 130 p m of heart trouble Mr Nicolettl was born In Italy but had lived In this country for many years He was a veteran Of the world war Goldie Surviving are his widow Mr ol Nicolettl a daughter Teresa Nicolettl Louis Nleo-let- ti Salt Lake and two brother of Migna and Tony Nicolettl of Pennsylvania of 1933 were $4907676603 OST ANITFOUND compared with $4901575912 at the end of 1932 an dthe peak of $5024 DOCFoxierrierT male aboui f mos oldl Whit with brown and black markinre 333551 at the end of 1931 He Name Teddy Loat Waa 5887-fttrd PURSE— Lady'a black purae contomina b QUAKE FELT ON COAST 8i R O paaa and driver’! licence name SANTA ROSA Cal Feb 15 UP) — A and address on each loat Reward Call the wire chief at Western Union mild earthquake shock was felt here cocker Spaniel black 8 mo Oid at 9 37 p m tonight Buildings quiv- FEMALE lonctail lost 124 Bo 8th East Was ered for an Instant but qo damage 555S Reward was reported The quake was de- PURSE cont about 17 lost bet 8th E State via Jrd 8 by aed workin moa scribed 'as not so severe as the two Return office of public library which shook this vicinity yesterday SURVEY Finder tripod loat eaat -- i for Carolina Sophia Blomqutat will 'bo held Frl-de- y at 2 p m in the Southaate ward PERSONALS Frlenda may call at the home J2 8outhate avenuev Thursday Irom 6 to DR ARCHIBALD'S Liquor Habit Cure Horn 9 and Frlday'Ceem 10 a m to 1 treatment aafe sure Long experience Interment Wssstch Lawn Burial no lay off Price 33 0 Mailed anywhere under direction al Larkin Archibald Taft Bldg Hollywood Cal fark VERY best massage hot bath alcohol rub DETkl)FF—Fuirfral Hr 10-- 0 services for Peter H Atlas Bldg 320-2- 7 Dethlof - cortege will leave mortuary ttA&8AGIU-daEva McNally treatment 5 of Joseph Wm Taylor Inc todar at 1 taper nurac 402 fro 2nd E W 8298-- R for Interment in City cemetery v agent Dedication of the arave will be per- EXPERT maasaxe Franco-Ammcroom 215 23 E lat South Waa 6132-formed by A T Stevenson of tbe latb ward bishopric SWEDISH massage baitis also (raining School diplomas 814 Templeton bldg OOUOH-Fun- eral aervlces for Mrs Caroline Clara Dougherty Gough who died at MISS RENEE expert mxsx&ge and bath Incl Sunday 2ft No 1st West Apt 3)3 local hospital Peb 11 will be held at O F hall 41 Postbfflce place of Rebecca Miriam lpdge Na 6 will officiate Interment will be tb Wasatch Lawn Burial park under direction of Lindquist comj and privacy guar course 4 Prf Thornton Was taring W 1732 pany Friends may call at the funeral home 2128 8o Stale st Thursday evening andxt the I O O F haU 20 minute before aervlces Services wlU be held Friday Feb 18 at 1 30 p m AMERICAN Detect Aasn 'Legitimate detec-tav401 Utah Bay Tr Bldg Was 8928 GREGORY— Funeral aervlces for Henry Gregory will be conducted Bunday at 2 p m In the Sandy First ward chapel Bishop August M Nelson offiFrlenda may call at the Con- OR L P DELK 305 Felt Bldg ciating room Complete tinental In tbe mortuary 3 E treatment both feet $1 Incl corns 7th So at until Sunday noon and 30 callouses toenails foot adhut W8 7128 WmttKfiB 4cev cij'arcii pi ifrl Interment will be An the Murray ceme-tar- y under direction of Deseret mortar- r viglguagoSAAevAewwvAAWWwwary DR GRIFFITH specialist for men Call M ILV AIN— Funeral services for Mr U3Vt South Main at Was 5514 wife of C W Mcllvain the Masonic temple 211 18 J4j8 from Friday p m In charge of Lynda 'fRAVEL chapter No 1 O X 8 and Dr John TRIBUNE and Telegram readers and adCarver of Ogden The casket will be vertisers ara urged to exercise eaftion at the temple Friday from 1 to In arranging automobile or bus trans" fOn 'I' Interment will folio In Ref'With other Individuals portation the family plot In ML Olivet cemetery erences should be carefully evhanxed and definite of responsibility assurance ILal “crteM for Garla Marie NEIH?TPum be secured held Sunday at 1 p m fn wJU pm LO Swim to Reduct 90 mediums e IG8 ANGELES Fab 15 (API— Produce exchanat receipt: Butter 60600 pounds cheese 1500 no cases flat Buttermiunchanaed Eeaa candled clean mediums 16Vo Poultry unchanged a 13c Detectives Foot Specialists ' 17 Medical 17a OPPORTUNITIES it or !?tieMiiIerwrd South between hPl Main and Btate streets Bishop Soloman offlelatln Friends may call at the Lindquist funeral home Saturday g and at the family residence 24 East Angelo avenue from 10 a m to 13 30 p m Sunday Wi-la- Interment aociety Mrs Goddard Is aurvlved by her husband seven son and daughters Leonard K Arpa'thur K John H Mamie and Paul A God- PEARSON— tFuneral service for Aria dard and Mrs P E Ray Pocatello and m 1" (heWhita Chapel Mrs E R Ranger Phoenix Aril 124 Fourth East nine street Bishop Harold Stewart officiatertndcblldren and her stepmother Mr J P Lund Otden ing The caaket will be open at Funeral arrangements will be conducted ®nPl Prior to aervleea Interment the In under direction of the Hall mortuary City cemetery PHELPS — Funeral aervlces for Rosa Ann Phelps will be conducted Sunday at 1 In the Roee room 30 East7 7th KI4IN0RB- -J Alvin Bell 58 died at his st' Bishop James T Sheffield of home here Thursday at 1240 ft fit after the Weill ward officiating' Alien da two years’ Illness may call at Ftench room In the mor- m aryMtntil-iima-oUt- fti OleffwobtfOctober amtees- - Interment 2 1870 In the Wasatch Lawn Burial a eon of Thomas and Euphena ytil Bell He came to Elsinore with his paruner of Deseret mor- ents In 1880 He married Laura Rapley tuary of Tropic April 7 1807 ' She died several tBu RB ER— Fun eral services for Tolleman years ago From this marriage g son and Thurber of Mldule Utah will be two daughters survive He married Erynlna Sx'hrilaY 11 a m at the C I Smith of Elsinore June 20 1817 In the Salt S°I A8?? njoriuary chapel at Midvale Lake L D 8 temple He performed an R Saamussen officiating The L-- D 8 mission In the northwestern states will be open at the casket mortuary toIn 1904 and 1806 day and Saturday prior to se rvicea Surviving are hlg widow A ton and four In Midvale cemetery under daughtersFrank BeJL Mrs Alice Steele direction ofO I qpff fe Son and Mrs Katherine Cook Provo: Elva Qene VAN COT aervlces for Harold Marilyn Eltlnore and four grand Van Toft wUT be held Saturday at 1 'children fn tha Larkin funeral home 26G The casket will be Temple open at the chapel Saturday from 10 a m to 1 m Interment in City id PRpvO--Har°Arthur Halladay cemetery under direction of the Larkin son of George A and Minnie mortuary Nielsen Halladay died Wednesday afternoon J 4 W Reward call Waa 3980 ext atcheT'with baby Clothej POUND— Hand - bottles etc jOtlf Waa 2791 Alvin Bell THE STANDARD OF AMERICA’S BUS 6ERVIOB gm ON TIME SCHEDULES HEAT PILLOW GUARANTEED TRANSPORTATION trecon CHICAGO $18 8 001 Denver Omaha 16001 Kan Cit- y- 10 001 Detroit 21001 Los An Portland Spokane Idaho Falla 1100 oo 13 13 0 3 90 0 30 New York 20 001 Boise BIGGER SAVINO ON ROUND TRIPS T¥Q TRIPS DAILY 4 DIRECTIONS irPun j ALL Harold Arthur Halladay at the family residence llo South Seventh West rtreet of pneumonia Cement Burial Vaults DEPOT & TICKET OFFICE He was born here August 10 1932 Sur77 W Bo TamplO Tempi viving besides the parent are three brotfT-er- g DOLE (original dealerai waterproof Square Hotel cement Uriel vaults Ill N at W 0397-- J and three sisters- Floyd Abram Lloyd James Cecil Ralph Lorraine Ruth Zella JOHNSON BR08 Improved cement burial CITY TICKET OFFICE Vida and Reaola Halladay Provo -- liult a waterproof 1144 Main Hr aaftft Funeral services will be conducted Friday 20 80 MAIN WAS 130 at 2 p m at the family home Burial will N MEMORIAM be In Provo City cemetery under direction COAST TO COAST SERVICE of the Berg mortuary f WRIGHT AONEsTFeb"I(ri933! wchM frTtentier Jordan N Stockham memory of our-- beloved daughter and Henry P Ellerteen glater HOTEL Jordan N Stockham 72 of 317 Ninth MTV PLEASANT— Funeral LITTLE W 1514 MR AND MRS JOHN BEN80N lervlceg tor East street died In a local hospital Thurs- Henry P Ellertsen will hJ at 3 p MRS I BREITNER t day at 1105 a m of inllrmUlea Incident nv Ssturdsy In the L T conducted (Continued on Followlna Page) S South ward aaanal Mrs OUvalf“"‘ under direction of tha Harris mor- Surviving are big widow of N Jr Stockham three sons Jordan BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Frank B and Sinclair Stockham of Salt Lake a daughter Mia LUa LEADERS A Stockham of Salt Lake a brother B Stockham of Portsmouth Ohio Statistics Margaret Mcllvain Who’s’ Who MARRIAGE LICENSES Funeral services for Mra Margaret Mc- Ilvaln who died Tuesday at her home 357 HARRY W SMITH 25 Salt Lake: MARGARET D REDDEN 30 Balt Lake East Second South street will be conducted Abstractor Friday at 1 3d p m at the Masonic tem QOOD prop titles get good loans Expert ple under direction of the Lynda chapter Preston No 1 Order of the Eastern Star and Dr title man Thoa Homer 404 8 St W 6(n? Friends may call RAYMOND C COLLIER 29 Los Angeles John Carver of Ogden Cal at the7 temple from 1 to lJO p m Burial GWEN Assayers FOBS 38 Preston will- - follow In Mt Olivet cemetery ALONZO F BARDWELL Exp 20 yrs Colo 26 yrs Ut 150 8 W T Waa 4896 DIVORCES ASKED Parley P Childs UNION AssaOffice Inc P O Box 1539 Ina Barr Fa Mar from Clair Fa Mar OUNNTSON — Parley P Childs 74 died Waa 1190 Tempi Thursday morning at the horns of Mr ofanda desertion8 ARichP Klaler attorney 3 S COWAN Mgr Samples by mall receive rt from David G Rich Mary Mrs Otto Christenson of Balt Lake 160 W -S attention T Waa 4114 prompt H 8 Tanner attorney heart attack Mr Childs had been visiting Dorothy Pruitt from Joe Pruitt failure In Garland the past month with hts daughAuto Parts to H Tanner 8 provide attorney ter Mrs Addle Isaacson and waa on hla Emma Lambert from Raymond Lambert way home He waa met In Salt Lake by hla SOUTH Btat St Auto Wreckage Co 1633 Christian Michaelaon of Clarion nonsupport Copenlng & ottoaen and ParSo State H 0039 A 3200 So State H nell Black attorneys and taken to tho Christenson home Mra 0630 W buy A Mil used cars trucks Chrlatenfon being a niece of Mr Mifhael-so- n ureAnna 8 Burt from Leatl R Burt failRebuilt batteries tire all gigea makes A W to on but Daweon attorney proTlde: retiring Mr Childs seemed well APEX auto Wrecking 609 Bo State Wa waa found dead In bed by Mr Michaelaon 4(04 Batteries tires partg for all cars who waa sleeping with him DIVORCES GRANTED In 1UTO SALVAOI CO Oldest wrecklnr house Mr Child was born Juno T 1600 Beaale B Wright from Morton M Wright In Utah 739 Bo St Cash for used care Sprlngvllle a ion of Williamhlaand Mary parent to fallur to provide Judge Allen G Thur- COMPLETE stock New Howard Childs He came with for all cars A He man parti Gunnison at the age of al month Trucks Mendenhall's 28 8 W T W 1380 Ivy B Hlcka from Harry Hicks failure wai married here October 19 1887 to Julia to 1908 Allen O 8 provide Thurman Judge Roper who died April Automobile Dealers Mr Childs was a farmer and itock raiser and a member of the L D 8 church MORGAN SUPER MOTOR CO Authorized BANKRUPTCY Ben Ford Dealer 3169 Highland Dr Hr 218 Eight song and daughters survive: Dol-rBalt Lake liabilities Harry Quayle Roy and Newell Child Ou unison Mrs Peterson Mrs Roberta Arnold Center-fiel- d 1342747 aaaete 1300 all exeepttd Auto Radiator Repair Mrs Thalia Mlotmelaon Clarion Mrs Mrs Hasel RADIATORS Cleaned and Rep Addle Isaacson Oarland Wallace DEATHS two brothers Edward Weld A Rad Wki 60 So W T W 3641 Marvsvale and Lorenxo Childs Gunnison 33 grand- CAHOON— Ella Proctor Cahoon 71 Mur- Automobile ray mybcardltla February 13 children and a Tops The body will be brought to his home here McILLVAIN —Margaret Wateon Mclllvaln 63 367 Eaat Second South atreet cause WALT BLOOMFIELD Top A Glass Co Tops Friday Funeral services will be conducted s 74 new E S ward 2nd 13 D new 8 Wss 451 unknown in but chapel L the is natural February topd Sunday the time to be announced later Burial will METCALF— Henrietta Metcalf 67 138 Eaat REL'S Top-BoShop— Auto glssg and up-- Second South street myocarditis Febrube In Ounnlson city cemetery under direc812 raaa S State W 4450 hohterlng tion of the Peterson mortuary ary 14 MUNSON— Leavitt Washington Munson 93 Brokers 1483 Eleventh East street carcinoma FebSarah Bennett Butler y RIDGE A CO Brokers ruary 13 Mining etock OGDEN — Mrs Sarah Bennett Butler 71 clsllst Bldg Was 3138 widow of William Butler died late WednesBIRTHS Book Binding day at the lamlly home on West Twelftha Mt Pleasant— Harold and Katherine street after a long Illness caused by Hammond Mere a daughter tat Metropolis BCgOKS rebound Boeclillie tn NatJ Georf stroke F P Schaffer 363 S 8th E H7193 Mra Butler was born in Birmingham NevJ England December 7 13 a daughter of Business James Valentin and EUxa Rogera Bennett Colleges NEW FILED SUITS Sh amlarated In 1883 lettUng la Utah D 8 Buainaaa College Invite you to visit 8h waa married October 0 1882 in the M Josephine Danale ts Leo Rlndta-bac- h their school North 0 Main before at Salt Lk L D B Endowment bouse She laaaa 6170 Patar Voaelaar attorfor your commercial training had resided In Ogden and vicinity alnca ney memJex et aL damBarbara Beat ea Bird eomtng to Utah She waa an active Cafes ber of th Relief society In Marriott L D age! 6100005 Harley W Guerin attor8 ward ney BARN CAFE Under new John A Malta vs Virgil M Oroo et aL CAR Surviving art ilk sona and daughters 601 Bo 7th 8879 ment Mra W R Carter Mra R W BeU and assessments 18(60 66 Ingrebretsen Ray Wilfred H Butler OtdehTMrs O B Batt-ma- n Rawlins tt Christensen attorneys Candies and Mrs Hasef 'Mullen Salt Lake Sam Kounales et al vs Gus P Back-ma- n Orson Butler Sacramento Calif 25 grandat al petition for citation H O OLADE Candy Co mfgr of fin eandis Try a Metoa and Er A Rogers attorneys children and on our Humpty Dumpty choc 232 8 5 E H 84? brother William H Bennett and a sister Union Equity Mortgage company vs Mrs James Wesley both of Salt Lake to quiet title Claud B Miller et alo-wCanvas Goods Funeral service! will be conducted Sat- Morris 0 Calltster attorneys R W Burton vs Hyrum J Jenssn suit SMITH A ADAMS mfr tents canvai foods urday at t p m In the Marriott L D 8 to In burial with A truck cover 325 Edison at W 1654 chspel Ogden City cemetery quiet title Morris 41 Calliiter attorunder direction of tha Mount Ogden mor- neys SPERE Tent A Awn Co mfr waterproof tuary 37 Bo W Tem covers tentg awns Tollman Jerry ’Thurber MIDVALE—1 REAL ESTATE' TRANSFERS William O Bennett to Carl M BJork lot 13 block 27 Tollman Jerry ThurbeT 5 plat A t a 8panIsh-Amerlca- n war yeteran died at Alma J Utrkln to Ed D Smith 0 hla home 57 East Seventh avanue ThursSonl lot 1 block 1 Villa Park day noon bf a hemorrhaae of the stomach Hyland Security company to William Mr Thurber was born in New McEwan lot L block I a 1177 and durtgg the Spanlsh-Amerlca- nYork May Plat C was aervad- - three year In the Philippine Bruce L Ptrker to Nell H Ersklne Islands lot 11 block 0 Emerson Heights widow Mrs Lyndy Maud L Davla to L o Miller secSurviving are hi Nlchol Thurber a ion Daniel Thurber tion I township! ranee I eaft five dauabtera Mrs Nora Matton of Salt T Orosa to Mrs Mary A arose Lake Mra Jack Riley of Murray Mrs Ltlcy lot 17 block 51 Kinney A O ImDumas Mlsa Grace Thurber and Mias Eva proved City plat Thurber of Midvale hla mother Mra El- - Victor W Day to Ellaabeth K Day nora Thurber of New York: two brothers lot ( block 84 plat A Edward and Daniel Thurber of Boston: a Victor W Day to Elizabeth K Day sister Mrs Lliale Artt of Boston 'and five aectlon 19 township 2 south ran J grandehildran Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at 11 a m at th 0 L Goff Jt Bona Friend may call at the mortumortuary ary prior to service Burial will taka plate In th Midvals City cemetery Jane Ann Marchant chant of a heart attack She was bom at Goshen January 33 18(0 slaughter of Arthur and Elisabeth MaxBbe 14 aurvlved by the following ions and daughters! Arthur M Marchant Midvale Elbert H Marchant Oakland Cal: Mra Jane A Walker Clyde Delbert O Reed Abrahem H and Willard Marchant Ptoa and Mra Myrtle Q Wilkin Salt 35 araodchlldren Lake and lour Funeral service grill be conducted In th Proa chapel Sunday at I p m MU V 1 A wait 19 40 Chili Foot Specialists DRl Hearing Devices BATTERIES for all types of aids Western Truss ft App Co Medhearing Arts Bldg " “17 BERVICE COAL Oo service 10 536 Wood- - Hotel Rooms NEW SALT LAKE HOTEL 45 W 2nd Bo where folka from Uintah basin All outside rme Hot water Dailystay Me up weekly 13 60 up with bath 14 un LAKE HoteL ‘Tho Homelike place” Room! and with or without batha winter rate 40 P P Placr W atIOSiIl HOTEL — Lowest price In th ElL£!nstterln duality of ACCOMMO-DATIO119 North MalnJgjjtS6736 T & T Earns $737 Pet Share I Paid 8o3rAWegt 't So State Waa 4286 f pre-- Laundries i 625 So State Waa Quality and Service MURRAY Laundry Co "More leisure hour for women 4200 South Btate Hy 6131 Massage UJF -- McMANUS Masseur Wasatch Wga 4907 (Mcn’e Department! Springs Moving & Storage HOUSEHOLD goods packed moved and A shipped anywhere grere-hou- se a clean aa yourfireproof house Long distance moving REDMAN VAN A STORAGE CO Was 1463 PURNITURE moved to Denver Salt Lake or Everythin In- nec- - MOLLERUP ?lirdLDiLyS'lnt A STORAGE CO Salt Lake W 1562 HYTRAN8FER STORAGE i j Mot Violin Optometrists Columbian Co Scientific aye examination optical 33s So Main Odd P Waa Q 5360 i Photo Studio SAGRIS Photo Studio Everythin ' Photo line 174 Main in tli” Plumbing A Heating HERBERT DKANE Dentists lifelike gumr Bold for D M No ODeratiOQ ngedfd Altron metb Med art B W 722fl Sheet Metal CARVER Sheet Metal Worked chimney topi' or extenslona etc 134 W Bdwy w 829 Stamps COMPLETE HUDSON Dr Thomax bldg Sets of artificial teeth beautiful durable mail order duplicated 337 W 2660 63: trlgl 75c Woodwgrd’i 346 8 Mein Write for catalog W 8013 JACKSON'S Class wilts fox trot Mon 6 classet tgp bxllet W 10096 DR 'I ROYAL LAUNDRY bookafor" BookCq 44 E on PRTV lesson Pmjglso Y Key and Lock Repairing 25C— KEYS Qualltv Cool Dancing 10 '1 Rupture Specialists Coal OTAH Fuel Co Judge B W 430 Producers of Castle Qate Coal Stored Sunshine 10 LUE or tom kindling 8 A- -l coal sack 14 — 10 Coal and 303 Boyd Park bldg (2 chiropody treatment 11 W2679 SANITARY Plumbing A Heating Co'bpmI In hot water hg gya 142 Plum A W 3885 BRANNINO'S: Chill A Tamatea sine 1901 Retail A wholesale 101 E 3 8o W 778 10 VA Qualified to Serve You Better iZj PEOA— Mrs Jan Ann Merchant" 74 widow of John died Wednesaek wholesale day at th horn of her apn Clyde Mar- 14e: 91 acora large Jand Edward at the end J 19 10 24e O’- MARKET DID 20 36 27 CHICAGO Feb 15 (API— Butter steady fresh 93 score 3Sxl5c 92 L 24kc 90 84e 8 23 c 80 33c 17 38e Centraliaed car lota 90 acore 26kc 89 234c M 28c K —Receipt ILMIt eaay extra Urate lO018tkci freah ended lint MVkgt current recelpta 15Kc Poultry—Lira 39 truck unsettled hen a onr 8 pounda l2e 6 pound and under 13c Henry Gregory Gregory 73 a realdent of Sandy died lo a local hoepltal Thursday at 26 m of Xnflrmltie incident to age Mr Oregory mu in Morganghirs wwMbom ’e- a England January 1 V £ 1802 a eon of Charles Mary Ann Ores-or- y Ha had beam a realdent ef Sandy for many years and for 55 years entaaed In He retired farming from active business four years ago Hia wife Mrs Elisabeth Butterfield Gregory died 10 years ago ' Surviving era a eon Henry A Oregory of Murray five daughter Mr Zina Owens of Salt Lake Mrs Lucinda Oakland and Mra Merle Sorensen of Mill Creek Mr Ralph Blakely of St Joseph Mo and Mr Mary Imlay of Sioux City Iowa two brothers William Oregory Mr Gmrary of Union and Nephi Gregory of Sandy and 24 grandchildren William Wert Hart RISE BRISKLY lb FEBRUARY of atampaT Bp Temple - ejerrf W 6967 Structural Steel INDUSTRIAL STEEL A IRON CO Iron ani steel foy all purpoaea: welding black amlthlng repair work 476 W So W 4061 Taxicab Service 130 “WASATCH 7777" a few years ggo NEW YORK Feb 15 (UP-- The only 16 All PREEN CAB kinds dental service st reduced ratei American Telepbona Sc Telegraph UNION DENTAL CO H jnest workbonei company world’s largest business orW 1136 prices work guar C Rnruf " forged mechanics' tools 1933 a earned net income KEYSOR 2nd floor DR ganization Boyd Park Bids WA3ATCH TOOL CO 177 161 So Mala Rets prices Wag 1954 of $137456776 equal to (737 a share Bagyitf on common stock --Tractor compared with Repairing Dressmaking $145906909 or $762 a share in 1932 ALTERATIONS costa lined fancy costume CLEARTRAC tractor712spec Auto repairing Walter S Gilford president reportNorth 2nd West Turpin Oergge Jro giromm-- 44VSMip w nv ed today Ones Watch Repairing Freight Total assests of the company toPrtTLlne Dally aerv Bond-- (URBAUOH't Jewelry Stbra Oood witch gether with its affiliated BeU system a U ABlnebim la 64 W Faralla Arc Waa 604 166 So 8ui Wa ' f-- 4 rspaifto wi 1 r itJ |