Show : r c MO u Statistics 11 Man 65 Defies Bandits Takes- - :YIRE FIGHTERS GET MORE HELP 65 of 118 Binford street PROVO—A plan whereby 18 memters Of the Columbia Steel plant tint aid and fire department squad will 4becomsi 'volunteer members of the Provo- fire department was approved at a meeting of the city commission and steel plant Officials Tuesday 31 21 Provo t4 Ploatant Prmsow RAYack 21 L illpauLsA 28 Para Bingham lc Bingham CARL H own' 24 gait !Ake NORMA CHRIBTICNBXN 241 Balt Lek nRRZZ MARKS Sa Cheyonna Wyo IRFNE OMB $I Cheyenne Wyo WILLIAM BaBIBBON ea Bait UAL 38 Duranse MARY t4 UM R ' Ronald Edward Rock VinontkroLd son Edward and 2Atit0n Rock died BANKRUPTCIES Tuesday at 7:18 a m at the family Yesidence Conlon lertnan Ea Iverson Centerville 804 North Redwood road of natural causes liabilities $411340 volnP- - The child was born Militia 38 1933 in Salt swish $2044 Lake 2013 Oen 11)141110110: Surviving are his parents and three sisliabilities Ralph One Ison ters Alma Marie and Affea Rook 41100i inetl VMS exemptions Edgar Dewer Stone 71 BIRTHS died at Dower Stone OODEN—ledgar LSS—Oal Ellis and !mill' 0004Ie110w Lee I in Wednesday' at the family home Woods (WU daughter Twenty-firs- t' street of ailments inciELLSwORTH—William 'Leigh end Immo' 931 age Bs pas born in England Oengve $ale Zilasotth 1160 Shot street dent to April A 1855 a son of Willard 01 ilard and daughter SIMPSON—Arnold Oliver and Alberti& Jane Stride Stone and cams to Utah in 'Amides Sunneono 1211 North Tenth West ltal being a pioneer of tht Ogden dis- : 2 trict and having crossed the plains with an tallow He had resided fit Ogden since that time Roberta Burninghem Clarabine and agreed for many years in the Postal street daughter IVANS—Roy 0 and Margaret Ante Smith service its a carrier being known as "Old Evans 1065 Roosevelt avenue daughter Faithful" for his many years of continuMANN—Albert and Mary Margaret Waite ous service without interruption for sickness or vacation He wee retired from the Mann Woods Cross daughter WILLIAMS—Roland and Hilda Ardis Belcher postoffice service in 1920 after serving from 1890 He was at on time employed as a Williams Roosevelt daughter MONTOYA—lee Amedo and Isabel Carets fireman on the old Central Pacific railroad the Southern Pacific) and for(now WM Wee street First South Montoya merly freighted by teem from Utah to vadaughter EFH—Faroa Christian and Ardus Ingram rious points in the west He la survived Di his widow the former Well street Anna Ith 262 North Seventh Plitt Ogle: five sons Ernest Edgar daughter CLARK—Lenerd and Fort Catherine Yes-ma- n Stone Loa Angeles and James LeRoy Stone Albert Stone Harold William Stone 331 West Clark augui soutti Welk Olden Dewey and Leonard P Stone Oakland fon three Ilan Mn C B Gibbs Loa MMER—Wilblir Otis and Mildred Florence Cal Mrs Barnard T Huss Ogden Hermon Second West Angeles: and Mrs Myrtle Farr Oakland dal: two street Milr North and Pre4 M Stone Ogden CMS enneth and Flora Oeorigna brothers Anderson Wool 116 Harvard aVenUt son 311 grandchildren and' 21 BLATNICI—Johit Albert and Anna John-"Io- n Funeral melee Will Del announced later Illatnick 575 South Second West Sons bi Larkin street son voLoril—Ailred Out and Doris Louise Meaty Foliar 173 Redondo avenue slaugh- James Nelson ter OODEN—Jamee Nelson lit 3201 Lincoln HANSEN—Waggon Entest and Josh Juliet Hale Hansen Ste Zest Dahlia South avenue an owlets of the Boyle Furniture OOMPSIOY died Wednesday at noon in his et reet son Militia' and' Wanda' Rich- automobile on Kissel eVelltle between Twenty-tMOORS—Fred mond Moore 325 Fourth Bast street son hird streets apparand Twenty-fourt- h SHAW—William Rowland and Mildred ntly of a heart attack Geneva Larsen Shaw 15$ Tenth Zest W Nelson had started the motor of his car and was PTOPettell to drive home to streeL 1031 Lionre'r'r—Devid Rows and Muriel Bove lunch when strkken Junius Tribe who street bionatt34211 Douglas dang167 noted the slumped figure believed Nelson pods had been overcome with gas fumes and — — notified the police station Three officers DRUMM—John (Wawa tnd Permetta setts Brunter'1404 Richard street son— responded and firemen brought—end—a ONUNDVIG—Lance Cos and Mario Ain Plied a lungmotor Dr W it Nelson dead Is street allontis collorgid4r Jane Taylor Mr Nelson was bard at Mantua November 4 1871 a son of Peter and Mary Oborn Benmore sitter Nora Sm ith Nau- - Christofferson Nelson He came to Ogden 17 ontiik omit 20111 23 &&&&& oso and had been employed Amelia Lola years as carpet and linoleum layer for the BLACK—Jesse Ildward and Numbrennen Bieck 0 Nurtis Waal Pimple Boyle Furniture company He was a memmisber of the L D S church and filled street daughter OPROCK--Joaein Henry and !Pound latilla sion to Norway in 1903 He was married to Richtieitt son Carrie truden on May 27 1904 Lawrence and Rachel Ann Surviving are the widow and five broth234 Padninston Avg- - ers and sisters: Ephraim and Christina NelLindsraughten son Sublett Idaho: Mrs James Cottons ' CoalVille: Mrs Nora Jensen and Clara Nel- Provo—Mr sod mrs11norlan Snow son son Burley Idaho The Larkin and Sons' medusai is in Mr and Mrs Donald Whitint daushtar charge of funeral arrangements Mr and Mrs Dan M Keeler daughter street danehter CARASINS—John man - Sugar Company Increases 'Board - - - Ills 2011 Robert and OGDEN — Stockholders of the Amalgamated Sugar company Wednesday In the First National bank elected 11 directors to the board rather than nine as 'heretofore were elected IL A Benning and Claude IC Boettcher are the two new directors common stock t Directors reelected included: W N G L Becker A W 'villa S LSE Childs L Richards and J T Scowcroft common stock S Q Cannon E G Ben4 nett M S Eccles and E L Burton stock preferred The board will meet Wednesda May 16 to elect executive Officers President Heber J Grant of the L DS church wu present at e (genial to The Tribune) meeting as' a stockholder for WASHINGTON May 9 --- To meet the church the objections of the budget bureau —to a proclamation adding large tracts -- swf land in Davis county to Wasatch -- and Ulntah rational forests for the better protection of the water supply of Farmington and Provo Senator 1' W IL Xing has drawn a bill author-hin- t from Pass "'Gun (Conttnued an appropriation of whatever amount is required to purchase pri--1 they wili be marched forth to fight vatelands within the areas affected —to die—"tot make the world safe BA711115—A1ta Beam! Iler Beteg 21 142 Secit from 9130000 to $200000 for democracy" "protect American ond fast street toxemia '"probably — Most of this land is held at $3 an rights and citizens" "to end war" "to BMX 0 —Allan TS Beaton 10 Øt itark's tuberculosis hie? hospital "'acre according to Senator Elbert D preserve western civilization and cul- BCOTT—Herold Clerk Scott 22 151 Bast '"orhomas a figure which he bolds is ture from the yellow peril of the Sixth South strut polico gunshot wound priMar 1 swot unduly high If congress will au- ent") 711181N—Prits Mums Jensen' St 1411 Acthorize the appropriation the budget Sixth Zest street ruptured ulcer May 7 Only the small minority wilt) 'know JOHNSON—Hens Theodore Johneon 41 —bureau will withdraw Its objection —who have eyes to see—those who 314 Bishilt Bast strilete rutituied Mos adding these lands to the forests are done with superstition myths and Mar — Itelth tilsenquist Senators Xing and Thomas and black magic—see how now the great 111TBNC111:11111' 13214 Second avenue automobile accident Representative J Will Robinson are mews of the war whine yawn to crushed chest Meg 7 Deg McOulro1 months being flooded with telegrams urging devour the youth the manhood of 1100111111—Brmen that this Davis county project be all lands that the profits pride and 132 Sego avenue Mon Bayer 71 In Center put through promptly power of tho imperialist hogs and BATiltZMary street cerebral thrombosis Mas 7 : Willis Uttorhiter fascist butchers may be further swell- trITICRBACK-A-TerrArland lobar pneumonia May 1 ed satisfied and fattened E A DIVORCES 'ASKED Prances Ridley lowdle from Tern Ito Wdii cruelty attorney PI H Reinder Slaying of Fox Terrier Ruth G Rent°ids front William Ward s'"- ' AND BILL DRAFTI D -- ' end e Forurn i '""-"- ' 4- -to macula :Brigham Young's 7 Last Speech Site Will' Be ' Marked Arouses Wrath of Owner — Editor Tribune: Would you commit murder to save one or two flowers? The Utah Pioneer Trails and LandSomeone murdered our fox terrior marks association will cooperate with He bad never been hurt by a human Box Elder L D S stake Mutual Irn- - being so trusted everyone He went dloa provement associations in erecting an around your place with perfect con"'imposing monument on the spot fidence in all humans and you murwhere Brigham Young made his lest dered him 'Tour flowers will be very beautityublict address it we announced –Wednesday by John D Giles sec- ful nature rewards our efforts bountretary of the trails association tifully a little dog who might have The site of the monument is two trampled one or two down will never locks west of the main highway on bother you again Forest street in Brigham City PresiWhat it he bad trampled a few dent Young spoke there Sunday flowers either they could be reAugust 19 1877 at which time Box placed or grown again but the hapBider stake was organized with Oli- py We you took cannot ever be rever G Snow as president Return- placed or the void in our lives ing to Salt Lake President Young I want you to know you accom'died August 29 1877 plished your hellish designs and took The area where the stake organize--lio- n a life I don't know who you are for meeting was held was set aside your kind like aU ILSSLISIIIS work siyseby the city as a public park In 1877 lently: but you I regret to say somebut no improvements were made one living in close neighborhood on the property Shrubbery and tree know of yourmyaccomplishment and —hime been planted and landscaping all through your life I want your work is now being done on the plot conscience to emind you you have - preparatory to the monument dedi- committed a murder cation date tor which has not been A BIRD THANK ' " 736 Third Avenue f -- t -- TODAY AND TOMORR ' - ‘P'e - - ' (continued free este Nun Therefore while continuing to use all the powers it bee to promote domestic recovery the administration is now asking for power to promote international recovery It is significant that congress Is almost certainly prepared to grant these powersWhat This is all clear enough is perhaps not ao generally real- ized is that the silver agitation -- 04 — in eonrejig b inspired by 'wholly international view of the problem of low prices If con gress believed that we could A' solve our difficulties by domes tie inflation alone it would be AP calling for greenbacks or for - further devaluation of the dollar But that Is not what congress wants It is not asking that the - dollar should be debased further in relation to the value of gold On the contrary it ia asking that gold the world over shall be reduced in value by diluting it with a' 4- " What does that mean? Let us take a very simple illustration which I believe fairly describes - the essence of the silver agita ton in congress When we were still on the gold standard four teen months ago cotton sold in the United States for about cents a pound It sold for 6 gold cents Today anywhere outside the United States it still sells for about 6 gold cents There has been no rise in the world price "A of cotton But in the United States cotton now sells for about 11 of the new cents There has been a rise in the American price which is just about equiv silent to the debasement of the -- - "' It - dollar Cheaper World Dollar Icl Silver Goal Now congress wants cotton to yl higher Bow can It go higher? silver people say one of two Vur:4 can happen If cotton re" at 0 cvatil to141 outside A America then to raise the price the dollar will have to be cheap' ened inside America lf on tho other hand gold itself becomes cheaper prices will rise outside' of America and without domestic - inflation or debasement prices wiU rise inside America The silver movement can therefore be described in one sell 'fence as a movement to Cheapen gold 'all over the world Bow does it propose to cheapen gold? The silver people say that if the world amddenly dia covered new gold mines as it did in the nineties gold would be- come cheaper because there would be more of it When gold i began to be cheap about 1900 prices rose all over the world and brought prosperity But there are no new gold mines in sight So say the silver people let us we the other precious metal as as equivalent for gold Make allver legal money exchangeable for gold and it will produce the same effect as if the world had discovered new gold It will cheapen gold raise world prices make further paper inflation unnecessary and restore solvency The silver movement is an attempt to raise the world price level The devaluation of the dollar has merely raised the American price level That is why it can be said that the silver movement is "internationar in Its purpose ' The objections to a silver policy are I believe based chiefly On its practical difficulties It is hard to obtain agreement among the nations to restore Vet as money It is something of gamble for one country to restore silver by itself But there are few students of the question who would deny that if the practical difficulties can be overcome if gold can be diluted with silver ' prices will rise in the world at large (Copyright 1934 'Kew 'York ' Tribune) t Otto Petereit Idaho—Funeral serkices MOMTPIILIIIR will be conducted Thursday s 3 0 m in the 1 D IL SS Petereit died Wunder terment WiII Florence Jensen RICHPIHLD—Mrs Florence Jensen 43 wife of Andreas Jensen died at her home here Tuesday et 141:15 p pi of paralytic stroke and complications She waa born April M MIL in Venom a daughter of Harold and Anna Christoohr- 1 MALE e eervices for Mn Zina Mar' Purner Bird of 22$ First avenue will be conducted at Provo ?rider at 2 p m in the Mutant ward chapel Friends Mar call at the Union mortuary 1445 Routh State street Thursday and at the residence of Mn Zino Dennis 159 North Third Best street Provo PridaY will be in to interment services priorProvo the City cemetery under the direction of the Union mortuarr BRADT-4111services for Mrs Katherine Shea Brady beloved wife of John B Brady will be held flaturdar Morning May 12 Funeral cortege will leave the Igen O'Donnell mortuary 222 last Pint Booth at II20 a In and proceed to Our Lodi of Lourdes Catholic church where masa will be offered commencing at a m Friends and members of Catholic Woman's league will meet st the Kell O'Donnell mortuary Pride 'evening at I oclock for recitation of heir Burial will be in the famai rosary Plot in Mt Calvary cemetery LWEKER—Puneral services for Donald son of Lexie and Lutriter Archie Lutsiter will be held from the mortuare Evans chapel ThursEarly of Rabbi day at 10 I m in charge follow in Interment will Kriketein the family plot in Monte:lore ceme- Robert Arthur Miller 11 NOTICE AMUR:IAN PALLS Idaho—Robert Arthur SPECIAL Miller familiarly known as Robert Al- len since he had reads his home for yenned Crest shorthand call W eineH with his uncle H C Allen ersi auditor of Power county died of acute ap12 pendicitis Sunda? at &hilts Memorial ho- LOST AND fOUND sRita The funeral will be conducted at p m Wednesday In the American Palls 17112TertleirriARat—DiamonirCircle guard L D church ring string of matched pearls with digIle was born August IL SOIL hi salt Lake liberal reward 103 lost mond clasp Mrs A L Stiller He Iwassona of Mr and Continental Bank Bldg Was 4112 graduate of the American Palls high M12 &mild between pruner and school and spent two years at Utah State RUG Bluttriale lost fitandard rum Wit Agricultural college His father and a sisReward 2445 of ter Miss Ramona Miller both Salt INSURANCE policy in brown manila envelLakes survive or ope lost either Main and Broadway 3rd It and So Temple Rey W 4237-- 1 33rd DOG--ro- x from lost female terrier ! Nora Beth Allen Reward So and Main Murray 554 PROVO—Nora Beth Allen I daughter of DOd—Police brown bodv with light fate died J Edwin and Adeline Croft Allen Raw W 380 Meta no nr lost red tol Tuesday at the family residence 32S South and rith Fourth East street of complications fol- Tnitlf BOOK loet between 21s1 1271 Call Jko ort State lowing art appendicitis Operation Performed April lg s —13 She was born hers February 21 1222 Besides her parents surviving are two PERSONALS brothers Jay Edwin and Dean Allen and IIABBAGE—Elee treatments Eva McNally hot grandparents Mr and Mrs Jacob Croft miner nurse 403 Bo 2nd E W1298-1- 1 of Provo and J W Allen Charleston Funeral services will be conducted Fridav KENNrrH JOHNSON Plasm 21trit0 bowl at 2 1 al in the L D S Bonneville ward immediately chime! 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RELATIONSIOP—CONIPIDANTIAL HAILE ear otaca iornia MAN wants Job axing Tele-Tri- b alloy party Box WANTED t 'mortgage Per Cent Discount Pet Month-- -Rene monthly within year g CALLS for Bank WA& Rpm S Main m WANTED pOSITIONS - 'to Pe song IF ance BRITANNICA 2nd South ea 1di Cor Mato as Srd ER Market Street San Francisco Calif ZiTcATIoNal BAILMIEN—Loa Angeles —Institutioneat- - Team—requires-hig- h grade salesmen with record of accomplishment gelling training or other intangibles A new deal worth 85000 per year to right man For interview ewe full information firgt letter Box Tribune-Telegra- 11 PHI WAS 1277 FUR EITURE AUTO - WANTED—Salesmen vilth oars easily earn $30 week Pour Pictures Hollywood 0 BOCILTY et t 07 BRITANT4ICA has ENCYCLOPAEDIA an opening in its sales force for it representative either man or woman for Salt Lake City and other This is a splendid opUtah territory Portunity and the sright person can make it a profitable connection THE ENCYCLOPAEDIA p Friendly company often mere torn Nets dignified service under supervi ion of state banking dept Quick— confidential Cost ki as um se on ohIsinable in the city for this full loco write I ta ad months to pep Coal phone trite 24 WANTED R AUTO LOANS ' 68911-1- 6 altion CONVALEBOANT SHANNON home aged invalids rest aura diets CURTAINS A SPECIALTY 26o 30o no Call Call Was 1202 or HI 300 and del Work guaranteed Hy 1447-VW best massage hot bath 226-2-alcohol mt 7 Atlas Bldg Hrs 10- -I 30 SALES agent AUCTION CEPERT massage - room S15 3s N let Smith Was41132W DERRICK THALES kliSS—RENTE expert massage and bath ins Sundays n N let West apt $12 SPECIAL AUCTION D2 LUXE TRIMS MAY 10 10:30 A M AT 140 NEW restful massage Bath alcohol rub 10 to I p m $4 flo Main room 430 PIERPONT AVE (This ave runs west from West Temple bet 2nd and 3rd EAT FEVER sufferers should try ORIPNoL fin-- et So) Sell ofto highest bidder one ofPARthe new relief Then is no Substitute lots turn sold this year Ask your drugodet OrienIAL LIST genuine hand-mad- e SCIrNTINIO massage baths alcohol rubs tal rugs also Chinese and Wilton& 50c Apt 103 MIRS Mae 20 Z Bdwai 2400 mohair- - living room set cost b floor lamps very fine walnut itedrm set De Luxe SP' and Beautyrest matt Swim to Reduce 13c coffee occasional- and end tables real beauties elec radio LATE MATTA() I cur and drapes bric-abrWASHER Prot Thornton Was Sprints W 1733 32 and full size beds complete A- -I Seater davenettes gas range 15 ice reELECTRIC) REFRIGERATOR Dressmaking fernneries- -' flowers tries mirrors aatifnilitnroGt-hirls'netict-Pit tables smokers sewing dishes utensils Larson 821 Roberta at H 4142 Hundreds of pieces too numerous to list This is I real sale Do not miss it Dealers and public all welcome 16 Detectives MAKE THESE SALES A HABIT tt MW-16"Trretetee ADAMS AUCTIONEER 1424 to 1484 80 STATE NY 4800 Sive& 401 Utah Bag Tr Bldg Wait MS AUCTIONEER 'MALES M DERRICK0 Wee geee Mete Rich peevieo 'merlon 17a 1!!1 Medical ' SEAUTtiPUL FURNITURE-CO-FIAKE- solicitors APP17 bet 12 and I Mk for Mr Oriffin Busy Bee Cleaners 770 S State I SALESMEN with cars to call on gg00011 and cafes in city Experienced men Preferred Ap 2334 S State after 2:30 P M STEADY position with future either sex appointment cells on customers car 4 bond refs col 175 S Msin P THE 31a 10 IV $300 419 Z PiCtUrell B BURNEIAll I v -T oll 11 dignified pleasant and Permanent n yen ire not afraid of hard work Be Mr Mitchell Richmond apartment hotel 20 1 No Temple $t Must be free to travel transportation paid This is APPLY strict commission paid dallY 10 to 1 only today 8 neat appearWANTED—Single man ance to travel west for old established firm Steady employment advancements Good pay See Mr Haworth New Grand betel 10 to 12 ThuradaL worliTor ROTEL room rent for part-tim- e man or woman Inquire at 24 So Ith East Apt 201 a MEN to Bell trucks Bee lir Bosidk Streator-Smit- h Inc 457 So Main SOLICITORS with cars Arlington Cleaning At Dyeing Co 865 R 9th South dance and theater DRUMMER—Experienced Apply a in 190 No Main got 104 IIIIPERIENCED photo finisher 918 leo I Fishing Opens May 13 nw ‘11- Stmday 201 MONEY TO LOAN' ASS A SS ASS WANTED BALS MANOR ' ' Emma M °W Pahner Bailer Anna N Cross to Puller TWIN BURLEY $3 'Margaret—Crook proapectivil bum LOCIAN--11- m section I township 2 south tans mma ' Matilda Williams ma PAYSON—Funeral servitee Mrs HOTEL for 10 Palmer 1064 W oast wife at A H Palmer local 15 L RRIPINANOR pour present eon who died donde' will be Alfred IL Smith to Arnold Bursener died at the family tarot Crook plumbing contractor tract It pour payments erg too at ill p in on Thursdat in th ARIZ-UTA- II lot 111 block L 7tirmoun0 home 404 South Main street Wednesday conducted LINES TRANS B L D ward with Fourth burial 10 shaPel Addition She suffered a tarok lbotit ibte0 Montbs la Fuson City semeteri Rilda Jeneen to James Piareer section Phoenix $12itolbrook $12 Kingman i vest ID She Was born in Salt 112 111 boors taster time to all south March 25 township 2 south west points Temple 1St Hot Was 1364 1101 a daughtm 01 Thomas V and P01000 13111M1711 DERDS am P Allen Williams Rho had lived here since N) Alma !Ms et al to Metropolitan her marriage in 1107 ' two OPPORTUNITIES 18 555 SO MAIN ST W 1030 101UTS1164 004 10i IL block L TRAVEL is her Shs itusbanill sena survived 1110 Trroll and Val W byPalmer plat A sistwo Logan Rockwood to et Metropolial Alpheus ters Mrs Paulin& W Palmer Logan and Weather conditions May I 1934: - AUTO LOANS' tan Life Insurance Co lot lk block 4 4 A Mrs Ethel W Wood Sao rtlIKISCO: strong high covers the northwest with I Rockwood Park brollies Thomas A Williams $olt Like Its crest over eastern Washington Pair Ilia R Jardina to Lucile Di Cola weather prevails within this high except t more motion 10 township I south PRIVATE SALES for sprinkles of rain in eastern Montana 4100 ' Elizabeth C :Whitlock tango 1 east Temperatures ere somewhat lower in most FINANCED AFFIDAVITS TFKRAIM-- Mrs Blizaboth Christiansen 69 the Rocky Mountain region A trough wife of John B Whitlock of relativelt low pressure over the taiddia Whitlock it O Ashton block IL Counirs Club aim comnDorriaL Qtricx died at the family home here leednonday gtates is attended Acres eta by unusually warm 4 No COSIGNERS- L P Cleealin lot 4 blockACIIPring 7 ' LOW PATES allot an Illness weather while high pressures ond modermorning of a heart attack of several years View Perk ately cool temperaturee prevail in the east Whitlock 'wog born here Pebroars Comparative data for Salt Lake Cit : SYSTEM Arthur J Williams section BUDGET 2 11103 a daughtor of Nies 0 and DoroDeirees 1 South ranee I weet ' WAS MI Itt MOTOR AVI : 69 DIOCLAIMIKR thy Christiansen and had lived here all Richest temperature today 95 Highest in this month since 1874 N It Dunlop lot block L Sprint last night View Park e1 011mer Squat $427 Lowest Lowest this month"sinca1874 25 lidith S Palmer to Rom Ownere liZRTPFS carruncAns or BALE Mean for tiNday B Loan corporation section L town O 1 Walsh et II to Zion's In Normal 0 1 S d1143 west 3 29 black south Plot lot 3411 range ship society Inches Willard & Poulton to Roma Owners Julius A Rockwood to Ignitable Life t It it easy to get InANDARD OP partner with 34 Total precipitation for the banns Loan corporation section S townAssurance ociety' lot It block a AULRICAll BUS UBVICI eliding at 6 P 2206 ship I south range 1 east Rockwood nub 710 Total lot! 111 for to month nara this David J Rowe to Homo Owners' Lout Neel Anderson et al to Winfield S - money to Invest through the instruPAP? OP Accumulated deficiency? gor this Month Shire lot IL block A Sumba Adcorporation lot 1 block 47 plat O 11141 to date TRAN8PORTATTOP OM? 60 dition Seymour D Young to Homo Owners' Total sine mentality of The Ttibune-Telegramc60 Loan corporation lot 14 block 1" Quince X Kimball et al to Invesaral deficiency since ocioiter i 618 ' 2100 Accumulated "'DETROIT Fineries Co aection 211 township Coolidge Place awn rtsea at 619 and sets at 133 Mal WantL 4 1113 David Z Smith to Nome Owners' Lean south rens I ast It 1934 os Ant Denver tit 0111 ' I 200 Est Frederick A Lawson to titahAa 12422 WTATRER corporation block 1 Park View Portland Omaha OlinEllifATIONA 1200 TT& TAN sets eorporation lot 11 block 1 AcaAdam 11 Thomson to Home pwnere Kan Ply11120 TERDAY AT I P U1 MOUNTAIN Tuts 1231 Ilpoicana 1150 Loan corporation lot 10 block 31 dta Bub New wort2330 's Idaho Pad" 1 OS re ast Frederick A Lawson to Zion's oN 1143 plat A 1030 2130 deattla Chicago Harold IL Young to Rome Owners' ' T Co section 21toslis2iP I b gAVINO ON BIGOIL4 Viupt 1 OR 2 auuttp west 1140 Loaa corporation lot block 70 plat north range UR y g NOTICE OF REARING 11 loci D James T Shaw to Zion's 1010 ' Notice is hereby given that On ' 190 James -R Tramiel to Home Owners' C DAILY gig lot 41 bloek It plat 0 diautui TRIPS 12" k4 Loan corporation the lIth day of May 1934 block I Violet M0RT0A011 Friday Brown to Homo Owners' Addition 1112 Clara at 9 o'clock p W a bearing will ALL DIRECTIONS 31 town RELASS OP ATTACHMENT Loan corporation section re— be had before Hon Herbert M 1113 Salt Lake County to M Priedmaa shill 1 south range 1 east OMIT 51MVICI TO GRAND JCT II10 Scht lier Judge of the District John L Clark to Homo Oiti nen Loan 1 al lot 1 block 13 &tat B : 4" : Court at his courtroom in the City 'r" RELEA811 OP seoleronolea corporation jot L block 1 Popper-to- n end County Bldg Salt Lake City 1149 Halloran Judas Trust Co to S L' ' Boise Floc i II 12:- :- ISSI::: Iltah upon the petitions of Lewis Owmre Nicholson lot 4 block 1 D0111 W Harry C Cook to Homo ' II' '4116111) Cimenne 4 R Merrill LAMA Receiver to sell the Sub 1110 68 94 70 II 1 corporation lot 15 block 2 7 AL 000dv Chicago it Aeed 0 t "to Mart 21iacola d 3100 lire Manti 80 'Thornton 3b 08 branch of the D eseret Mo30 001Olde De Ur e lot 1 block 34 plat B David IP Douai tit Homo Owners' 1201 Od Jeta and the assets company ' rtuary :11 I41:": Deseret Bldg society to Clarence Niel- Loan oorporation eection 11 town Helena DEPOT & TICKET OFFICE used lit connection therewith and 88 1140 Sen lot 12 block 1 Unica Heights 1201 Kan Clip 72 00Pt e187 ship II tooth range 1 east of the to sell branch Price the A Olen Fagg to Home OwnereLoan 01 66 461 001Clear 'n w S row PIC TomPle Lander Sugar House Lumber & Hardware Co Deseret Mortuary company and 04 11 township 1 IT 001Clear to Clarence Nielsen block 2233 High- Ang corporation section ' used in assets connection the 1553 south range 1 east land Park plat A 100 Minneapola 141' th)C1" TICKET 78 00 Clear Modena therewith at which time bids for William T Oats to Home Ownors' Sugar House Lumber & Hardwsre 1 Needles 1" 68"" IX"lear Co to Clarence Nielsen block 2232 Loan corporation lot IL block 1 said property (separately) will be IEZNYON 1101t1 ETD° 60in ' 3110 Richland Park plat A 00C1dp 14cro plat A 973 New Tort received t! 121 34 accepted and approved 9 00Cldr WASATCII Laura Havercamp to Homo Owners' Prudential Insurance Co to Wayne B And at said time and place the IM1 Froncaha 10 001Clear Loan corporation block 37 1401111 Baxter lot 11 block 12 Douglas' " 061 the peti441 14 00101 ese hearing will be had upon Inaiawoon Park 4100 Portland v 12 73 '4 81 tion of said Receiver tO purchase 00Clear l Steambshi 19 o bud Jeneen to Home Owners' Loan Tickets Loan & Trust Co to SIM B Tracy 41° tut Pueblo 00'Pt aldl audithe for Freed block 14 Gilmer Place carpets enlarged 1100 Neat lor torporittlon lot 14 block 4 i 16 1 1111AT ON 00)C18y Ulm tours truism torium and the enlarged casket LTIO Stara B ö L Assn to David A Rand Plat A 14 82 'SS 18 00 Clear St Louis merican fentess Co 74 W 3 8 W 360 Mon Lading to Homo Vonore Loon room block 14 Undo Sta et al lot In Lake the Salt 011 display 64 ON 00 ' 44 8alt Pt eitb 0 L100 hen corporation bloeir 1 Porst Dale 1311 plat ' L Assn 'to David A 12 16 081 Mortuary 00Clear - ' rico &lice 1 King to Home Ownere Loan 20 HELP State 111& Rand to of wit t4 1 141 petieither said 00tCide Pan Objections MALE Ilniver OS corporation lot IL block ft al lot 13 block SI Sancti 141 00Clear tions will be heard at said time prattle wANTED $OO — site Heights 1100 plat 681 64 421 00 Pt elke Spokane if be e any lbw's Ernest J Metzler 1teHomo Owniri to Charles 181 Fidelity P 081 0014' tidy REAL SILK E Tonopah Á Loan corporation lot 1 block 120 Washogton smith tat a Woo I plat 111' 101 - 021 in profitable business in Your own 00edy 0000 74! 401 1134 tie Hinehcidif to Louis Korakir 10 Clear — i --borAttorney for Receiver plot D town No investmrnt ostablished Win'inucea ffsierr Ostler to NOM Lion 30 towashiP t man tango 3 Owners' Loan set 58I 33' Kearns let Salt Lake City T'Clear Bldg thentelc Bak salt Srriti It61 lima" West orPoration m 11 blockla Aramt 1400 TM& ea to Iloc 1101 101':1 60iGieat Lite Unlit le CI0114 t oyal but lived bare practical's ail her Surtving besides ter parents and bus bend are the followloCsons and daughters Mrs: Fern Van Gordon New York City: Adrian Jared Harold Eugene Leslie Anna Ray Maurine Resole and Janice Jen MU Richfield and the following brotif era and sisters Mrs Roo Rasmussen Magna Wilford Christopherson Royal Christopherson Salt Lake Harold and Stiward Christopherson Olympia Wash Mrs Wee Rasmussen and Him Christopherson Cal Maywood Funeral services will be conducted In tery L 0 8 First ward chapel Saturday at 1 P m with burial in the Richfield CitY licEEACRIE—Funeral services for William 8 Mc Regime well known railroad man cemeterS under directiOn of the Warner will be held Friday at BC Patrick's mortuary church Fourth South and Tenth West streets The funeral cortege will leave the family residence 263 South Seventh Clark West street at :30 a m and will proUrayna Larsen ceed to the church where mass will Crardia Larsen bark commence at 10 a In Holy rosary eery Wife Of David D Clark died Wednesday at ices will be held at the residence Thurs2:16 a In the Limn home after an day at 1:30 p m Friends may see the of nine months Inbody at the residence at any hourcemeShe was born April MI INC In Desert-vin- e terment will be in Mt Calvary a daughter of Mark and Loretta Lovetery land Larsen She was married October It 1921 at Preston Idaho She war an active ORTON—Funerel services for Mu Delmar member of the L D O church Orton will be held at the Larkin morSurviving areher husband and two Mt tuary 280 East South Temple street terry and Porrel Clark Honeyvine: her ' Thursday st 3 0 m The speakers will be Peri J Clyde and Heber J Iverson parents and the following brothers and Neilsisters: Mrs &igen Hess Plymouth: lire Music under direction of Marlowemortuson Friends may call at the Myrtle Anderson AIngham and Nondus and m until time 10 a Merlin and Larsen Honeyville Phyllis Thursday from ary services Deverell Larsen Honeyville Interment 1111171 - City of Funeral services will be conducted In the cemetery L D B chapel the day and hour to be fleOTT—Funeral services for Harold Clark announced later Scott will be conducted Friday at 11 a m in the Eighth ward chapel Bishoo Priendl may John Fetser efficiating at the gold room in the mortuary ell Rachael Amelia Burrhl from ed rut Seventh South street WILLARD—Mir& Rachael Amelia DUrrin — Wednesday noon until FridaY morning widow of J W Butrin of Willard died 10 1 M Interment Provo cemetery at Tuesday at 3:30 P ra at the home of her under direction Deseret mortuary son "red Barnes She was born December 3 MA at ?risers-bu- rr Ohio daughter of Thomas and MONUMENTSTM—ARKERS Phoebe Barnes- - She eame to Utah in 1903 and had since resided at Willard 10- a Funeral services will be eonducted Timm rfikr'filr'lf:Thi day at 3 p nu in the Willard Z D S ward fine line of flower vote urns and bird £i 1862 With interment 1131th Bast Willed Ditr chapel baths W C Morris cameterp BRONZE grave markers Bait Lake Stamp Co 43 West Broadway Was 3007 life Fourth ward chapel for Otto veteran business man who after a paralytic stroke Inbe in Montpelier Oity tine Mr Petereit Was born near Ramburg and came with his pup Bermany In mita to this country in 1887 first settling In Spokane Wash where hi learned the baker's trade Bs was In business in Spokane British Columbin and different northern Idaho towns until coming here In 1904 when Ito was In the bakery and restaurant business until his death enooPt for brief time ha lived in Ulan Utah broischo-pnumon- is Ho salaried Anna liteffenbagan ' ran In IDOL Ho is survived by WI widow and II sons and daughters °norm end William y Petereit Maywood Cal: tart Petereit Z Soda Bprinss Mrs Leg martin M L Brown Mrs Alfred Oartchinsky and PsFred Ilamlet Lois Id and Norm S Wright tereit Montpelier two brothers and a 001311N--Word sister Gustav Petereit Raymond Idaho Wag received here Wednesand Hermon Petereit and Mrs Ids Kearns day of the death Thursday in Modesto OIL of Mrs Ruth 5 Wright 44 we Cal Minting Ht of Ames Wright former Ogden tosident Reynolds nonsupporM- - attains' Tanner ' Mrs Wright wag born in Ogden Novem- B Preston: Blair from Stanley' Hies:toy Camomile Steels her a IN19 a daughter of W N and Laura V Steele B Blair so former Cir- M Jenne cruelty attorney Parnell Slack - OODIEN--Prest- on Slut was married hers in 1911 Winifred Snow from Beth M Snow non- clets resident died 'Tuesday Morning in Mrs Wright wai lb member of tIISL D 8 support attorneys McCullough as Gallia Barium Colo following a brief illness church daughter aceording to word re:it:iv:Id here The body' Surviving are the husband Margaret T Coulem from Merrill J will be brought to Ogden for funeral and ion nets and Mons Wright all of Coulem nonsupport Idward M Morrisand interment C Jenson Og- Lindquist & Boni' lyo desto ind a brother sey attorney mortuary is in charge of arrangements Mr Blair was born here September ISIS son of Preeton and Margaret SkelDIVORCES GRANTED ton Blair While residing hers tiO WU in Prances Bailey Bowdle from VeritiloWee the sheep and berry business Eugene Chiado ors his former wife Ifni Ida PRICB—Puneral 'services will be concruelty' Judge Herbert 21 Schiller Surviving Ruth G Reynolds front William Ward Blair BUrton his father who resides in ducted in the Flynn Puneral home chapel Reynolds nonsupport Judge Oscar W 210- - Salt Lake and four Son and daughters: Thursday tor Bums Chisel° Carbon countGonkle Detail Blair Salt Lake Seth M Blair y- farmer who died Saturday of pneuSnow! non- - Arizona Thor Blair and Mni Darlil Sea- monia Interznent Winifred Snow front Beth will be in the Price City' hiller man Orden Aline brothers and sisters: cemetery support' Judge Herbert M Dorothy Pruitt from Joe Pruitt desertion Mrs C P Mortensen 11011rwood Cal Mrs1 Born in Cori Italy September 12 MO 11 Judas Omar W McConkle A White Long Beach Cal: Mrs Z1 Mr Chiado arrived in the United States Leo Hunter Nal Idaho Mrs John Dar7ests arch coming directly to Carbon and Seth M1 county Ife is survived by his widow Mrs ner REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Blair den: Mrs Jacob Dale Pocatello' Mary Chlado a son Charles Buten Chia-d- o Blair Stephen Ogden WARRANTY DUDS a daughter Marguerite Giovanni Chia- Idaho: J Clark Blair Idaho Palls Idahtli1 John B rinshurat to John T 1r1ng do and several brothers amtWere James Blair Blackfoot Idaho horst lot 1 block $t re plat A 1 10 ' to George II George F Houghton Robert Austin Houghton lot S block 21 plat P Ethel Perrin tO0A11--RobePrank J Hurd to Jona Mohan lot at ril Austin IS drooped dead block se Plat 0 Wednesday' shout I o m at the horns of BINGHAM—Funeral services for Ethel Arland D Poltroon to his daughter Mrs Mkbel V MiltisoO of IL Perrin 23 a resident of Bingham five township 1 sectisn 11 'Minh will be conducted Thursday at 2 trouble 10 heart I west No was born in Brigham Cite Mar I pmm at the graveside in Salt Lake OR' Alex Brown to Its Iva IL Jensen lot The Rev Clifton R Pond of the Meof William and a ion Angus re 111 10 block I Methodist Sciscope church will plat A Intyre Austin Eta wife Mrs Lucy Isadore Singhem William H Thompson to Jolul-1- 1 th "s- officiate Friends may Austin died several years sae McCombs Noah Thompson lot IL block a Wsat 10 Boven eons and daughters survive: Rob- bent mortuary Thursda' Grand View AnMrs Nielsen M Austin Idaho ert Rosenblum Inveeiment Co to Metrodrew If and William °eons Austin LoMrs Loci Jane Manning Dorton politan Life Insurance Co lot 4 4elanle R 'Upton : 10 gan: Mock I plat A Idaho Mrs Caroline Bayer Idaho Palls COGIIN—Mrs IL C Ilitton tomer' Miss D to Herbert Ballo Hanson $O Idaho: Delbert Austin Trenton: Josephine grand- Jennie Roe8 a who for a 10 children number of 7 lot t block seven plat A four Hans R Hanson to Anna Hanson sea Miss Mary Aus- taught at the Mound Port school Imre died Violet Mrs Jensen sisters at hey home in oymehs Neb ac- lion Id township 1 south tans a tin Tromonton Mrs Amu Ranson Trees- Tuesday to word received here ?moral et ureton Idaho Mrs Jeanette Ames licon cording services will be conducted in Rens IL Hanson to Anna Hanson sec- M'IMI Omaha With nermn in south rants lion 30 townshin Irk - — Buy That Fishing Car 1 her lift She was married biarch IS ISM She is survived by ber husband and three daughters Mn R T Hansen Mrs Levi Pou lien and Mrs Leo M Irkkaon all of Ephraim a stator Mn James Stevensen Ephraim: IS grandchildren and It greatgrandchildrogt Mrs Whitibek was a worker In the L Relief 'octet 'Dant 'okra and alao 0 a temple worker Funeral services under direction of the Olsen mortuary will be conducted in the Ephraim L D S tabernacle Sunday at 2 P in with Interment in Ephraim Park cemetery Ronald Edward Rock (Irovg Fort of Alma In Tuesday and attempted to force their way In Mr Goodman told Police he snatched the gun which one of them shoved against his ribs The bandits fled Detectives A Gale and D B Ballantyne and Patrolman Henry G Allred investigated and brought the revolver to police headquarters It Is a pearl handled 4baby hammerless" The firing pin was broken and It was not loaded "But I didn't know that when I grabbed Its" said Mr Gooch I u American not afraid of bandits with guns Two "short young men one wearing a cap and the other a hat" came to his home at a v 'evening ' The proposal would place 18 men under the direction of L C Hinckley safety first di ctor at the ent during posal of the fire it x emergencies The p an which will be watelinitely worked ut Monday evethe first aidl ' —sling includes bay filen not on duty vallable to assist t during a big fire First aid equip-talenof the plant a o would be available Chief Clyde - cott stated Use of junior po ice along with the sheriff's office "'local police force ' In ease of a big re to better patrol crowds also will be discussed 00 The need of a - itional firemen was strated October 29 graphically de tted the Knight block when flames en Center I University– avenue causing $3011 damage Especially for proper first aid was the as gu masks shown such equipment n4 when had such a mask been available —five minutes after The fire started -it could have been brought under con trot with little damage local firemen ' Stated Is Funeral 'orrice' far Miss Edna Cooper daughter ot John and Hannah Hansen Ca0Par of 1144 Emerson avenue will be conducted Sunday at 1 p in in the Haw thorn° L D 11 ward chapel Eighth East and Roosevelt avenue Burial will take 'lite in the City cemetery Miss Cooper died at the family residence Tuesday at 11:40 a at of a beart attack She wag born la Lehi May IL 1903 and had lived in Salt Lake since 1911 She was an active member of the L D S church She is survived by her parents and a sister Miss Beth Cooper BAY HOLCAWAY SS Prime AYLVIA CORDER SI American Pork CHADWICK FAT American Yarn DZIyatiaRMAN Goodman OGDEN— William ! h elommoonalkm - Edna Ctioner IMARRIACIE TICENSES Their Pistol - 4 State Local Obituaries toROMmtmnNNIO -- ' - - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING MAY 10 1034e 24 TRUCKS e '" Stake 14-T- 195 Body" Stakeoo04 IToo Truck le ''- 350 CarlesonInc ' FORD MULES SO STATS $T WAS 1444 1921 CHEV coach low mileage exception - S15 ally clean MO also 192S Chet sedan nice condition Was: 2441NW 21 IS Srd South Apt 11 1029 OHEV coech excellent condition Own Cr Cort't Oarate Midvale 342 1030 NASH I sedan cash terms IS Weil North Temple 39 Was 0940-- 1 1027 NASH SEDAN—Excellent tires tine mechanically 805 ST 8 MAIM 1029 CHEW COUPS motor practicalLY naWs in first clam condition glitti — 30 other squally good bargains GUNN O SILLS AUTO mAagrr 420 So State Was 3274 ?MD late 10 coupe rumble seat rung perfect 01111 1245 Was 3461-N11 CHEV coupe like new meehenicalr perfect 10 0 sLreet HY 081311 PACCARD 1pateenger etraisht eight Memo sine Very good for stage or Wails sag Make offer Phone Was LOS - tcgskuutied sa 7olloirlas at raso7 a |