Show SB CUM FACING ' ARMSftAYED Father Admits Mother’s Sway June ST JOHNS Arlz 3 OT— New Law Creates Crisis in Bolivia at Mercy of Foe Mattie Turley who shot her father Ernest J Turley so her mother could Cabinet' One Mem Says Protest to State be free to "marry a handsome cow- ter t pent their resignations Prospects ot a cabinet crisis were Dissension boy” testified in superior coQrt here today her mother "still has some influence over me” The girl the state’s prinWASHINGTON June 2 fa—' The cipal witness at Dorthea Irena Turcontention that tha American govern- ley's trial on a charge of "Intent to ment In takihg leadership to shut off murder” in connection with the fatal arms shipments to Bolivia and Para- shooting of her husband has said her guay in their war over the Gran mother’s ouija board “wrote out” that Chaco had helped to place Bolivia she was to kill her father and that at the mercy of her opponent was put her mother urgently insisted that she beftfte the state department today in do so a strongly worded Bolivian protest "Pidyou know at that time It Was President RooseveltTby procIams-tlo- against the law to kill a person?” early this week forbade sale asked Isaac Barth chief of defense de- Department Quits possHAVANA Juna 2 OT-- The ibility ot a military dictatorship in Cuba wu rumored tonight following the resignation of Emeterio Santo Venla gecretary to the presidency Persistent rumora in palace circles maintained that four other high officiala are ready to pre--- between mill' Mattie counsel tary and civil authorities over the of war munitions in thisofcountry the belligby either "Yes the witness replied newly approved law of public order signed fora use was said to be tha reason for the rift erents as means of choking off sup"Then you did not know any better add halting the than to kill a person because some'in President Carlos Mendieta’a re- plies war that has resisted all efforts at one else told you-tdo it?” Barth gime Jnrcross-examinln- o Santos Venia’s resignation was re- - ported as a move against "lessening the power of civil authorities and increasing military Jurisdiction” Under tha Cuban constitution the aecretaryot the presidency is a member of the cabinet Santo Vtenia was virtually author of the law on public 'order which provided methods to peed up legal procedure in trials - against terrorists It Is generally known to the law Has been altered to give broader powers to military authorities Humors that opposition factions were busily preparing soma sort of action against tha government became stronger Colonel Fulgensio Batista head of tha army disclosed that ha knew several plots were brew- ing - " - “But the army he said "is strong and united with sufficient power to crush cny revolution Five Convicts Glverv Life for “ Slaying Guard ' WALLA WALLA Wash June 2 Five prison inmates convicted of first degree murder tor tha death of Guard Herbert L Briggs in the attempted break for freedom on Lincoln’s birthday were formally sen fenced today to serve life terms in the state penitentiary Eight deaths resulted from the attempted break deLawrence Colton bushy-hairefendant accused of fatally stabbing Briggs protested his Innocence to the end as Judge Matt L Driscoll who came here from Pasco to pass sentence as the presiding Judge asked him if he had any statement to make “Yet I have your honor" Colton responded promptly after all hut Leo Lynch had taken their aentences stoically without any comment “One thing Is that I am up for what I didn’t do I’m not guilty I waa sent to prison lor 30 to 70 years lor a crime I didn't commit "I was separated from my wlfa and children for a crime that waa committed while I waa 80 miles away 1 hope the Jury that’s sending me up for life remembers that when they hold their loved ones in their arms” international arbitration Bolivia it was disclosed today by her miniliter Dr Enrique Finot considers this action a violation of her treaty of 1858 with the United States He called it unfair discriminatory and innocuous and said if it were adopted generally it would place Bolivia at the mery of her opponent The state department has not yet responded to the representations Finot said State department officials following the president's action which was authorized by congress had been hopeful that like action would be taken by members of the league of nations but thus far efforts for a universal international embargo have failed and only a few nations have followed American leadership In the matter Tha state department in drafting the congressional legislation needed for tha proclamation had been careful not to authorize an embargo against the belligerent countries so as not to violate existing treaties Finot said however that tha 1858 treaty of amity with Bolivia specified that no prohibition whatsoever should be Imposed against shipments between the two countries that was not equally imposed against other na- tional OT-- d Noted Poloist NATIONAL BAT Married to Kin Of Woolvvorth MARKS TUMBLE EOREST CORPS DICTATORSHIP foreseen SUNDAY MORNING JUNE 3 1934 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE RopsevelfTKfcaF” Brings Charges - MIAMI Fla June 2 OT-- The federal grand jury today returned an indictment Deputy Clerk Palmer Rosemond reported tonight charging A L Savage ot Fishkill N Y with uttering threats against th lit of President Roosevelt Savage who winters at Largo on the west coast of Florida is alleged to have made the threat in the presence of W M Ridnour of Largo Fla Rigour at whose home tha New Yqcker has lived- - for the past three years related the conversation in an affidavit given to United States District Attorney John W Holland and federal agents Savsge who was said by agents to bs about 80 years old and engaged In the mortgage and loan business left Lsrgo for— Fishkill some— time ln March shortly before Ridnour made asked Mattie said she didn’t know how to answer the question but declared “1 am weak that way” Later again in response to a question from Barth she said her mother “still has some influence over me” Kidnaped Girl Visits' Jailed Gang Member KANSAS CITY June 2 UP)-- One of the strangest turns jn the recent kidnaping era came to light today Miss Mary McElroy brunette daughter ot H F McElroy city manager ot Kansaj City was re vealed aa having visited George McGee youthful member of the gang that abducted her for $30000 ransom a year ago and who la now serving a life term Jn the state penlten tlary at' Jefferson City tor hlspart in the kidnaping McGee after her visit Said Misa McElroy had promised to help shorten his prison sentence At her home hero Miss McElroy declined to discuss her visit to the penitentiary She confirmed that ahe had been ip Jefferson City last week Her fathef had "nothing to aay” about bis daughter’s call McGee who is 23 had this to say: "When I same into the visiting office she said ‘Hello George’ or something like that She told me she would tty to get me out in three or fouf years and said ’anything she tried to do now would hurt me more than help me” He said Miss McElroy seemed to be interested in his plana and hopes for toe future - Rare Biography WILL BATTLE BLISTER RUST OYSTER BAY N Y June 2 McCann granddaughter Of the late Frank end Winston T C Guest international polo player yer married thla afternoon in the elaborate gardens ot the McCann OT — Helen Wool-wor- th Millions Allotted in Fight estate Save Natioig The ceremony was performed by the Rev Father Finn of the Timber Lands By PHIL CURRAN BUTTE Mont fUP)-- A battle of epic magnitude will be waged in Montana this summer over seven million acres of forest land with nearly two billion dollara at stake Uncle Sam's foresters and their allies are on the trail ot the white pine dly foe of the “king blister ‘ of softwoods” The scop of this warfare and the value of timberlanda involved la tremendous In Montana alone there are close to seven million acres' ot white pine forests with a conservative value of $250 per acre on the stump Throughout the west there ere an additional ten to thirteen million acres Serloos Invasion-Jus- t how serious is this invasion of the fungus disease which works havoc y more stealthily but nearly as as fire is emphasized by S B Detwller principal pathologist ot the bureau of plant industry U S de partment of agriculture To ward off the ravages oflbe dead ly rust in two years the United States forest servlet ha s two potent weapons —manpower and good rust-dea- devaa-tatingl- “elbow-grease- " Paulist fathera The Paulut choir of New York City sang and Professor Alexander Russell of Princeton university was at the huge pipe organ In fh playhouse McCanns the private building for entertainment Only relative end intimate friends attended the ceremony but more than a thousand guests were jnvited to the reception fol‘ it lowing - Intercourt Net Tilts Scheduled Hendrick of Phils Leslie of Dodgers Still Rate One Two NEW YORK June 2 OT-- The general downward trend of the batting which becomes apparent averages about this stage of every season made its appearance in the National league during the past week’ although a number of the leading swatsmiths defied it to some extent " Harvey (Gink) Hendrick of the Phillies league leader saw his mark drop 18 points below-thfigure of a week gotut after Friday’s games he still wu at the head of the list with 375 mark ' During the week Hendrick appeared in only three games made' eight official trips to the plate end hit safely twice’ Sam Leslie of Brooklyn dropped seven points to e 373 while holding second place The big drops were taken by and Jimmy Wilson of Philadelphia Second round competition in the muniet Kiki Cuyler of Chicago third and pel Intercourt tenpie tournement will eet under wtr Sunder pi Vlctorr perk with fourth respectively last week with matches acheduled In an divisions marks of 365 and 362 wound SUNDAY’S HCHEDUL ' Aeoond Rovnd Jenter Sinetee — They up holding the last two places among — - v the first ten Cuylerwith a 398 avern 10 a Curtis Community vs age and Wilson one point below-Jo- e Roy Cottlncham Victory? — 10 a m Jordan va wlnhef it Sorenson Medwick ot St Louis "and Municipal 10 a Jeremy Ne!shborhooo v Floyd (Arky) Vaughan of Pittsburgh preserving their tie with gains moved into third place at 366 Behind them trailed Bill Urbanski Kea'a Slagle 1 p m — Oene Bardie? pioneer vs SpenBoston 357 Joe Moore New York cer Yount Filth Avenue 353 Billy Herman Chicago 1 p m — Lindsey v Reservoir 350 I p m — Noel Bell Neighborhood vs Gua Ruhr Pittsburgh 340 Cuyler Fred Oroy Victory 339 and Wilson 338 S p m—Liberty n winner of n -- — Chuck Klein reasserted his right Weaea’i Rlorlea to first rank among the sluggers 11 a m — Grace Norris Liberty ? n of when he hoisted his home run total II a m — Asnee Norrle Sugarhoute Vi to 14 and recaptured first place in Iva Bentley Neltbborhood 11 a m — Rom Necearato ’Pioneer vi runs batted in with 40 against 39 tor Henrold Mary Community Medwick last week’s leader and 11 a m— Joan Van Nort fifth Avenue Suhr The other leaders were unn Lindsey winner Junier Dewblet were: Runs Vaughan S p m— vc changed They 42$ hits Joe Moore 65 doubles Jordan Wally S p m— Lindsey vs Berger Boston 15 triples Suhr 7 Pioneer In Dick Bartell of S p m— the winLiberty Ti ner ot SutarhouM-FIft- h Avenue Phillies copped his fifth comer to Sorvs I p m — Petereon-GulvVictory join Linus Frey of Brooklyn and enson Mea'a Doablea Pepper Martin of St Louis in the 4 p m — Lindaer vs winner of Munlclpal-Jorde- n lead 4 p m— Fifth Arenue vi Pittsburgh- continued to top the Whltlns-OraCommunity team averages on both sides with 4 p m— Neighborhood vi “ 288 in batting and- - 877 irv Sorenson fieldlng— 4 p m— y Victory v Holt Young Paul Dean captured the Taylor Liberty lead he when chalked pitching Weaen’c Deableo up his 5 p m— Pioneer vi fifth straight decision and provided li Liberty S p m— Bentley Rowe Neighborhood vs a cause for the reported "strike” by Van himself and brother' Dizzy Fred Filth Avenue a 5 p m— Victory vi Frankhousa of Boston came in secMunicipal ond with seven victories and one loss '” UNEIei ‘ S p m— e Neighborhood vi as Guy Bush of the Cubs suffered his Van Fifth Avenue h I p m— Lindsey vi Sor- second defeat winner-o10 a five-poi- lr m—Bud Lindaer Municipal-Sorenso- Money ani Man To enable these forces to battle this comparatively new forest enemy-bli- ster rust wasn’t discovered in America until 1915— Uncle Sam has pub up $375000 and bulwarked that sum with two million dollars of public works funds Most of the manpower will be supplied by C C C workers under the guidance of skilled foresters Seventeen blister rust camps manned by 527 men will be established in Montana In forest region 1 tor which Missoula is headquarters there will be bout 12000 men stationed In 190 camps win-ne- Vlctorr-Jorda- Hardr-Sno- base-stealin- g Ralelth-Shaft- ' - Murphy-Quiv- Gray-Busb- SELLING COSTS Gilbert-Andre- Norrla-Norr- Nort-Meat- er BtamUnt-Ullen- COTBY SLUMP Rlt Hobba-Row- Nort-You- nt Margaret L F Mansfield —"— — - i P A Pheney Belnap-Smlt- enson 0 p m Machine Makers Increase Sales by Use of Dis tributing Agents Of Lincoln Found Sardley-Blsse- NorrU Sucarhouse vs Pioneer GLENNS -- ll rvJr Youth Will Try Salt Lake Swim WEBER COUNTY FARM BUREAU LEAGUE BVSION NO 1 Standing of the Teamg Won Lost Martha Fage Woolley" Mrs Martha Fag Woolley widowMrsof Mrs Mirtini Loelnda Punraorth Mansof field 11 alia of Bphraim M Manilield Thomas Woolley died ct the homo Mata street died at tn family residence S40 Iat Seven- Leonard Brtmley 1818 South Incident ! at 380 Saturday teenth South street at 1:46 aa Saturday mVi Woolley ws bora at Bedfordshire ot InfirmiUei incident daughter of WilEngland June 26 1861 a Blater to ato Fage Bha liam Faaa and Mary Anri Mrs Mansfield was came te the United State M year ago horn at Bearer Februshe lived where Grove In Pleasant locating ary 14 1641 a daurh-t- er until tea years a go when the came to Salt ot Philo and Mar- Lake Parns-vorth saret Yates She formerly served aa president of the She cams to Relief eocletr and of the Yount Women Salt Lakt is years aso Mutual Improvement association of tho Irons Bearer Lin don L D 8 Ward at Fleaaant Grove Surviving an hey Fanpy Surviving ar two titters Mr husband a son Mel and Mra Hannah Parker of Vernal Manat leld ot New and a brother Joseph D Fate of Fleaaant York four daughters Grove Mrs Margaret Bilby at Tncson Aril Mrs Jull Forester ot Edward N Purnell Wichita Kan Mrs the Virginia Hatch ot Salt Edward N Purnell a caterer died atHol-ladar Lake and Mrs Esther home of L R Wattle In Walker’! lane Ernatrom of Plushlns of Infirmities Saturday at 130 p Lons Island N V a to Incident ege Mr Purnell a former eivil englnr waa brother Reuben Farnsworth of Frisco born at Baltimore Md He had been refrem-actlUtah a sister Mist business for several year tired Alice Farnsworth of There are rip known relatives Fiushlnr Lon Island Funeral service will be conducted Monsrandchildran day at 2 pNn in the Deseret mortuary 38 East Seventh South street with the Rev Elmer I Ooehen paitor of the First Grimmett Hyrum church officiating Burial Will MORELAND Idaho — Funeral services tor taka place In tha Holladar cemetery SO Hrrum Grimmett who died at the family home May 21 of allmenta incident to Bill Smernls YTr conducted in the L D 8 chapel May 22 M’OILL Ner—Bill Smernls for eeveral Mr Grimmett was born January I 184 here by the Nevtde Consoliat Blrmtnrham Enaland a son ol John and yer employed ai Copper company died Thursday Sarah Passey Grimmett who emltrated in dated home his following a long illness? He- is ISO set ti ini in Missouri later coming to survived McGill in brother a residing by Cedar Port Utah A few years later they returned to Missouri where they remained during the Civil war In 18 Mr Orimmett Car line Lott olned tho that settled th Bear ELSINORE— Mra Caroline Lott 0 died lake Idaho company district He married Emma’ Pomeroy In 1175 In at the home of her daughter Mra Ruby the Salt Lake L D 8 endowment house Bridge! Friday night Irom the effect of Here his wile died in Aurust 1885 Pour a paralytle stroke suffered about six weeks of their five sons and daurhtera survive ago when aha waa employed at Mapleton Mrs Lott waa born August 32 1874 In H A and J P Grimmett Mrs Francella and Elsinore with Perrel and Mrs Rosa Ockermann ot More- Denmark coming187to Utah She wad a daughter her mother In land wae He Wat postmaster here from 189 to 1905 of John and Klratea Peteraon W She Lott of to Marlon Previous to this ho taurht school and In married In 184 17 1928 October Lott died 195 ha wu admitted to the bar and prac- JosephLott Mr waa actlra In the L D 8 church idri ticed law In both Faria and Blaekfoot of the Y L He married Hannah Blelght in 1897 She laying served at a president L D S ward survives him with ten ions and daughters M I A In tho Brooklyn husband a death Mrs Norma Williams Mrg Juno Monsen and eeveral years since her a nurse T A and Carma Orimmett Moreland Arch ha spent most of her time aa and daughl survived hr nine tone T and Richard Orimmett Provo Utah She Mrs Ivie Shaw Mr I Mabel Bralth-wai- te Wayne Orimmett Aberdeen! O E Orim- ter!: and Royal Lott mett Glenni Perry Mrs Medora Stirland Eleinore MraMraRuby Bridge Flossy Dalton Monroe Mrs Downey and Mrs Juna Garrett Twin Falla Mildred Kay Eureka M Marlon Francis Thera are also 4S grandchildren and 23 Kama: Warren Lott McGill Nevf Mrs 39 grandSprlngville Emma Hutchings a children and four Isaac Edgar Prlbble brother Hana Peterson Idaho be conducted In tns will Funeral services OODEN— Isaao Edgar Fribble 2 retired L D 8 chapel Sunday at 2 p m grocery store owner died Saturday at 4 35 Elsinore with Interment in Elsinore City cemea m at the family home 813 Twenty-fift- h street following a two days’ iliueu of tery strangulated hernia Mr Prlbbls wu bora In Falmouth Ky Martha Dean Worton ' February 1 1872 a son of John T and Martha Dean OGDEN— Mrs NORTH dlUie K Blackburn Fribble He joined the 1 widow ot Georte E Worton 6 church as a young man in Ken- Worton p tucky and with hit family emigrated to died here Saturday it the residence of her Utah In 1898 Ha lived In Brigham City sister Mra Boat X Dean of heart atuntil 1911 when he moved to Ogden where tack 29 for many years ho conducted a grocery Mri Worton waa born here June Nor-ville business at 2144 Monroe avenue He was 1872 a daughter ol Samuel and Emma Dean She waa married to Mr Woructive In the L D S church having served in tha high council of Box Eider gtake ton October 21 1890 He died aeveral years In Weber county eight years He wu a -member of tho ato Mrs Worton livedabout live yetrt-ii- L —of- Mount— Ogden all her lller exoepk fot Lot Angeles stake at tba time ot his "death Mrs Clyde LeaSurviving are his widow Mrs Maggie Two daughters survive Brown Prlbble and two aona and a daugh- vitt Oakland Calif and Miss Edith E ter Clarenca-Fribble Logan Mrs D Worton North Otdeni three grandchildren: 8 Whipple and Isaao Lovell Prlbble Og- a brother and two listers George S end den nine grandchildren two brothers Rose E Dean North Osden and Mrs Mary and a sister Thomas Fribble Belle-fontal- T Thompson Portland Ore Funeral service! will be conducted TuesOhio Samuel O Fribble Los and Mrs Ella Parker Portland Ore day at 1 p m In the North Ogden L D 8 Larkin A Bona' mortuary is la charge ot ohapel with burial In North Ogden City cemetery under direction ef Lindquist it funeral arrangements Sons’ mortuary Osden FERRY Idaho—The sudden Lila Lee Mofflt death of P A Pheney 73 BOUNTIFUL— Lila Lee Mofflt I died at engineer and former resident here occurred a Salt Lake hospital Friday following an last week at the home of hlg daughter Mrs operation appendicitis Thursday night 0P Jeffers whom he was visiting with Bha waa for a daughter of Leo W and Evelyn hie wife from Loe Angeles where they had Johnson Mofflt 10 1925 born here lived 20 yeart Mra Pheney with Mr and Besides her parents she July la survived by Mrs Jeffera - accompanied the body to Log Angeles for funeral services Mr Pheney wax recuperating from g serious operation but waa feeling fine when he Pet arrived They visited friends the night of 888 their arrival but shortly after retiring he 458 collapsed dying within a short time 858 Mr Pheney was wsll known hero si road-mastS65 for the Oregon Short Lien railroad 856 Ho was promoted to the position Of general 856 roa disaster In California retiring In 1931 444 after many years He la aurvlved by his 444 widow the daughter Mra Jeflera and 333 eight sisters and brothers: Mrs Elnora Kehl Idaho nils Royal Mofflt Centerville Mrs Marie Covine San Bernardino CaLr Wanda Jack Annette Genevieve and Evelyn Mofflt Bountiful Funeral services will be conducted In tho Bountiful L D 8 First ward chapel Sunder at 4 p m The body will be taken to Orangeville ’the former home of tho family for burtaL S Hooper CINCINNATI (UP)— Depression-enforceNorth Of dan f5 Clinton economy taught many maft swimmer Rlverdalo chinery firmi that selling through a Frank-GateSyracuse to direct will Yaylor from swim x than is distributor Sunday t4 attempt cheaper SPRINGFIELD 111 June 2 OT- -A Plain City from factory to user leaders Antelope island to Black Rock South Weber 4 bopy ot the William Dean Howell’s selling 2 at the Triple Mill convention Were The young paddler will atart' his Roy biography ot Abraham Lincoln writ2 250 pUNERALS 9 o'clock and is expect- LibertyWest at swim long said 2 Farr ten in 1860 with many penciled cor222 Clinton B Harris — Funeral service! for Robert ed at to arrive ARMSTRONG 2 between Johnson the finish of the LeBcrthold SODA 8PRING8 rection Idaho—Clinton fa Bar made— by Armstrong will bs conducted Sunday at Next Saturday's Schadulo ris 33 of 1124 North Arthur avenue Pocam in the Nibley Park ward chapel Lincoln himself has been discovered Bronze company New Castle Pa and 3 o'clock in the aftemoon I p tello a produce dealer and private truck line Syracuse at Roy firm had learned that exBishop George E Woolley officiating his affidavit operator died St a local hospital here FriBenjamin P Thomas secretary of said his Liberty at Parr West Friends may call at the Continental day afternoon Shortly alter suffering g room In the mortuary 3 East Seventh Taylor at Clinton Another Largo resident Mrs Mar- the Abraham Lincoln association penses Of direct sties were five times heart attack Mr Harrii had lived in PocaHooper at South Weber South etreet until Sunday at 1 p m garet Jones also gave government told today of the biography in the the cost of- ules: made through a distello for the last eight years Rlvtrdale at North Ogden at the church 30 minutes prior to and tributor Surviving are his widow Mra Georgia Plain City bya agents an affidavit relating an utter- association’s June bulletin ervices Interment wlU be In Wasatch Lerwlll Harris a son James Harris four Lawn burial park under direction of ance she attributed to Savage On the hook's flyleaf appear the W E Cain Pittsburgh executive V Ell B brothers and Fred Harris all of DVSION NO 1— NORTH BRACKET Deseret mortuary of tha Joint merchandising Pocatello Elmer Harris Buhl and Leo Harsecretary following notation: Staadiag of tha Teams " services for Sophia ris Wellsvllle Utah and a sister Mrs G E BLOOMQUI8T— Funeral Won “This life ot Lincoln wu correct- committee expressed a similar view aae 45 will bo held SunBloomquist Allen Richmond Utah Eden “A distributor can sell a variety ef Initiation ot seven members into Huntsville day at 2 p m In tha Baptist church Funeral services will bs In charge of the ed by him for me at my request 1 at Murray Rev J F Payns officiating McHsn mortuary at Pocatello Warren in the summer ot 1860 by notes in products cutting the marketing cost the Forty and Eight society the fun Harrlsvllle Friends may eall at tha George A Jenkins mortuary Murray from 10 a m his handwriting in pencil on the to the individual” he said making organization of the' American Pleasant View y until time of eervicea Interment Harley Phelps- Randall Increased business which nearly Legion furnished entertainment for Slatervllla WASHINGTON June 2 OT-- The TllEMONTON— Funeral services for Harmargin' City cemeterr bureau of agricultural economics rewho — Randall died 57 at “It Js to he presented by my chil- all firms said they were reporting shoppers observing "Greater Salt Lake BAER M ley for Fhelpa Services Francis Friday Baer ated Schedule his home here will be conducted Monday 77 years to N R A Days” in the business district Sunday PleasantNextViewSaturday's of 980 West Second South at Eden dren ported today that a survey of sixteen luting memorial of that although primarily due noon In the Tremonton L D 8 chepel atrsst who died Saturday at the resiSlatervllla at Harrisrtllt states showed that farm real estate CHARltoTTE N C June 2 In Interment with Centerville greet man and of his friendship for codes they believed can be attrib- afternoon City dence will be held Tuesday at 3 o’clock cemetery uted also to the operation of the law The men were seen on the down- Warren at Huntsville at the B T Ricketts mortuary 344 " per acre taxes decreased an average of Stanley Winbome me" Bast First South street conducted by ot supply and demand according to town streets dressed In blue denim and DIVISION NO a— SOUTH BRACKET ot 13 per cent from 1933 to 1933 a utilities commissioner over E C' tho Rev H M Merkel Interment In Its Princeton Steading ef the Teaau mill industry leaders Taxes on all land in farms rose Macon ot Asheville was indicated toMt Olivet Friends may call at the pushing before them equipment used Won Lost Pet Police mortuary any time prior to eervicea a 1000 Hooper from 22 cents per acre In 1913 to 54 night by unofficial returns from to- Magistrate "Many firms have gone for years by the “white wings” division of the CllntOII Record Book in e4 2 a a a aaaaaaaa FISHER— Sports services foe Lydia Ranch Funeral cents in 1929 an increase ot 148 per day's Democratic primary making new improvements board of health 2 4 Syracuse Linked in Alcohol Ring without Fisher WlU bo conducted Sunday at 2 2 cent and declined 22 per cent from In the congressional races Incumand now must replace wornout ma- Following an initiation ceremony at p m In tba East Mill Creek ward 3 chapel Biahop Eugena J Neff officiat1929 to 1931 PRINCETON N J June 2 OT— A t chinery" explained Bruce A Boggs the Elks’ dub the new members were bent representatives forged Into the e ing Friends mar call at the French of Princeton Athletics” ot 1 Macit the Lancas8 Ksnesvllle Parts room In tho mortuarr 38 East Seventh In Despite that fact however tha tax lead over their opposition except in the company of “History act “allegedly apprehended PHILADELPHIA June 2 OT-n- A ter Pa h Weber I South street Saturday and at tha Tiburden of farmers rose sharply since the Third district from which only a a record of automobiles’ conftplete containing Detectives L stealing by home 3077 South Twenty-thir- d and 50 to 60 PhiladelEast magistrate city Cincinnati was chotefl again as con- F Wire W E Eggleeton and J R farm land values against which the bare handful ot tetuma had been street Sunday prior to services Interger sport from 1901 to thb end of Nexi Ratarday’e Sehedale detectives and policemen were phia sr bo In Mill Creek cemetery ment will i current season in taxes were levied and incomes of vention tha h The the Hunsaker Weber men three at were to preparation rushed Hooper city by group— linked of Deseret mortuary agents today to a the Southern at Clinton fanners fell more rapidly than the Representative A L Bulwinkl of huge by federal under direction of Edgar Palmer GEORGEdirection Supply and Machinery police headquarters where they were Kanesrllle — Services for Albert L Georgs Point West alcohol at in smuhed Syracuse bootleg ring tax raff 03 and Charlea Presbrey ’06 Distribuora’ association National “convicted on the charges" West Warren at West Weber Gastonia formerly ot Eureka Utah will be conup a 20QQ lead over a series of startling raids ducted Sunday In the Masonic temple Saturday's Results Diyisloa No 1 The book will be the second volFarm real estate values fell 37 per Hamilton piled C Jones ot Charlotte in Supply and Machinery Distributors’ "Judge" George Faust and "ProseThe 4 Rlverdals 14 who down broke agents the (50 East South temple street Byracuu at 2 cent from 1929 to 1932 Increasing tha the return from 128 ot the Tenth association and the American Supply cutor" Count Rafferty agreed that the Batteries— W Cook C Walker X Cook ume of tha "History of Princeton m by Tin tic lodge No Interment 11 difon II ring by reputed duoending n the Maaonie plot In Mount Olivet relation of taxes to land values by district's 254 precincts Tha ' vote ferent utabllshments Tha only previous book Athletic” and asso- men should serve one hour at hard and Brim L Ztto and J Zlto Manufacturers’ Machinery South Weber 1 Liberty (GO innings) with military honors under the direction yesterday dis- ciation about 25 per cent In relation to stood Bulwinkl a 15038 Jones labor Batteries— Ksndell Paul Donaldson and on the subject waa published in 1901 of the Americas Legion v 0 closed Friends may they found "little black payRussell Lindsay and Clark and contained gross farm Income taxes almost at tho 8 T Ricketts mortuary FriFrank call IS 7 roll book” new The members Wood Presbrey Fred are: by in which the names of the Plain City 4 Taylor 6 day until S p m after which tha doubled during the same period at of Nassau record athletics from a Don Beason In the Third district where five magistrate and the Wallace B Kelly Fred Batteries— Hunt Neal and Bkaeni Staksr casket will be at the residence 330 Boise police officers Articles of each sport to States in which the survey was candidates opposed Representative C were listed the development avenue near Thirty-thir- d O'Hara j William Beckerman C C41and Jerdlne South They refused to give out North Ogden end Twenty-fift- h East streets Roy 5 1900 conducted were Pennsylvania Mary- L Abemethy of New Mead Charles and Stillman Bern returns tha list Batteries— and Brown T BirmingShupe Filed Junior Prea-tRichard servlcea GOLD— Funeral lor College land Virginia South Carolina Ohio from 14 precincts ot 165 showed the ham and Fields Gold son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Many ot those listed the agents Hooper 18 Farr West 5 Gold will be conducted Kentucky Tennessee Alabama incumbent in the rear ot his fellow said had been mentioned in Sunday at 2 Iowa Storm ‘Zephyrs’ Batteries— E Fielding N Fielding and Tulsa Maidens Win telephone P m In the Cannon ward chapel Bishop Iowa North Dakota Nebras- townsman Graham Barden The lat- conversations Flinders G McEntira Tavlor and Painter OT—Articles of incorporaBOISE to the Cannon Trecr T Friends officiating Ne te— Nerth Bracket ring's headquarka Kansas Texas Montana and Cali- ter had 1499 votes may eall at the Paradise room In tho to Long Ago EdsnDlvlslen Game 3 SiatervlUe I against 1243 tor ters which were overheard by the tion for the Boise junior collega were Hoop Compared Pocatello 3 East Seventh South itreet fornia mortuary — Fuller Batteries and Baird Montgomery Abemethy Hugo Dortch ot Golds- government authorities on tapped tiled Saturday with the secretary of ? until Sunday at 1030 a m and at tha Walters Bovna and Allred ’ boro had 81 Luther Hamilton of wires boms 1030 West Thirteenth Iowa' ' South ean IOWA CITY Warren If Pleasant View 2 state m until 1 p m from 11 Governor- New York Batteries— FoUunan and Barter Ferrln Morehead City 520 A Mel Graham POCATELLO Idaho OT— The street The college has operated two years George F Xay ot the University of and prior to services Interment will bo in Barrett of Clinton 718 and J S James of Citr cemetery under direction of Deseret under auspices of tha Episcopal Iowa says that those who complain Harrlsvllle I Huntsville 15 Course of Housing Rill Tulsa Okla Stenogs United States mortuary Batteries— Smith Card and Anderson Urges Office Revisions JJaple Hill 219 church but tha church announced of the atorma that have blown over Thurston Melle and Bingham team Wood basketball woman’s JOHNSON— Funeral services for Louise champion "' Awaits President’s Word recently it eould no longer afford to Iowa with increasing freqency since Dlvlslen No t—Beath Bracket Johnson of Bandr Utah who passed Pocatello sextet to A single a held Weber 3 Hooper f west at a local hospital Saturday will A NEW YORK June 2 OT-- Governor U S Employe Missing November nd citia it should have last ot lived support group Sway Bqlst Batteries— Carlton Blanch and Fenman ' Tuesday June 5 at 3 p m in zens planned ‘ to aid Jn reorganiz- her 50000 years ago Tha present Hull and Parker Herbert H Lehman announced today point while they ware running up a the Sandy Second ward chapel Bishop WASHINGTON June 2 ' h Weber 1 Kaneavlllo 4 Jameo P Jensen officiating Friends total of 31 in hoop gam here Friwinds art but zephyrs compared to be would convene the legislature In River Searched Body Roosevelt will decide after his ing Batteries— Fernehus and Hammer Todd mar eall at the Lindquist the gales of prehistoric times he and Hadley day night extraordinary session on or about mortuary Monday evqnlnr and at return to the capital Monday whether CLUB OFFICERS NAMED tha ward chapel hour prior to Syracuse 5 Clinton 15 thinks Thursday night the Stenogs defeatJuly 10 to consider reorganization of MILES CITY Mont June 2 fa— to press the administration housing Batteries— Cook and Waite Adami Tay- ed an services Interment Sandy City cemeOgden Utah team 65 to 21 at county offices within the city of New The Yellowstone river was searched bill for passage at this session or to JEROME Idaho— Jeroma Civic The early dust storms says the lor FUndera tery York West Point 21 West Warren 4 until a late hour near here today let the Ogden deposits to PURNELL — Funeral services for Edward N over until the next club made plana Thursday tor the dean left Batteries— L Edwards Page and M BenPurnfll of Holliday will bo conducted The governor made hie announce- by officers attempting to locate Ray congressproposal go The Oklahoma team la en route to annal rose luncheon program Tues- probable thickness of 10 feet and were nett White M Tremea and O Tremea Monday at 3 p m In tha Rosa room Edmonton Canada to play for the ment in a letter to former Governor Mitchell 44 former range rider and Chairman Steagall of the house day June 12 authorized expenses for a major contributor to the state’s ag36 East 7th South the Rev Elmar I world's Alfred E Smith chairman of the city now government experiment station banking committee Goshen offlelatlne wealth one of the board members of the Girl ricultural championship Harry Clark will indicatFriends may call at the Gold Ing -— 4 r charter revision commission who employe who officers believe drown- ed he wu awaiting Saturday ' Reserves Softball League unit which theg roup is room In the word from the mortuary until time ot LEAGUE INTERNATIONAL ed Friday evening when he tried president services Interment will bs in Rolladay suggested the special session it sponsoring to attend the annual sumRetail! galordar'a Can Mailed under Letter direction cemetery of Deseret 2 1 to ford the river with a horse Newark Baltimore mer LAST WEEK’S RESULTS camp at Payette lakes this sumThe chief executive hu Indicated mortuary Rochester 5 Buffalo t Officers understand that Mitchell he favored the program drawn to mer and elected the following new Mender Three Accused Gamblers RANDALL— 5 Toronto ’ Funeral Montreal services for Harley Destination FB W 10A 15K ofA CO 1 U W 15 Arrives said before going to the river that stimulate the lagging construction officers Mrs W A Peters presl Phslpe Handall will ba held Monday at F 13 noon In tha Tremonton ward W 14 chapel O F 30 W I Oof Fined Others Released he waa going to teach the horse to Frienda at by helping to finance home dent Mr Roy Smith secretary Mr call his may home In TreU o M bya H A Tatum swim They said their theory is that renovation and home building monton Sunday from 4 to ( p m and treasurer and Mr ROSEBURG Ora (UPj-Ro- bert to from I m Monday a Inter' Three men Were fined $5 each In Mitchell himself unable to swim was George Hawbeckert corresponding Warren patiant at tha U S Veterans’ Thunder j i ment Centerville cemetery (Davta coun-tunder direction ot Larkin mortuarr secretary Mrs R j W Carpenter hosptial here receivad a letter from “ K W L A-- AIT K UOf WO 1 police court Saturday when they washed off the horse by the swiftly Hotel Clerk Fills Order O S of P i conducted the program ROBINSON— Funeral services for William hi son R S Warren mailed origE O M 2 I O O F S pleaded guilty to gambling and flowing water The horse crossed the Mathew Robinson will bo conducted sieeiMeiwiMawsHMS W into We the can by thrown a tin in For Carriage and Team inally charges against three others were dis- river safely and was later caught v Sunday at I p m In the roue room 3 TANK PERMIT GIVEN East Seventh South atreet Biahop John seas south missed by Judge Daniel Harrington Team Bteadln ' — TWIN Idaho FALLS Longdon A officiating Frienda may call petiR S Warren is an electrician abord Those fined were Joe Jacobs 31 Police Solve Spelling' Won Lost Fct at the gold room In tha mortuary STOCKBRIDGE SatMass (UP) tion submitted m Twin Falls city the U S S He threw F W L At e75 i at the home 661 North SecScotland and Miraposa June John Connor 44 and Frank Jones urday EDINBURGH Mr and Mrs Charles E Bascom of council by 23 firms in the lower busi625 ond West street Baturday evening and I cus- C of O 4t8884 is as the tooverboard 40 Charges against Harry Pappas Name tha and message Scotland 571 2 Oi JOLSpy Suspect’s OT— England V Sunday until 2 p m Graveside services St Louis Mo - approached Clerk ness and warehouse district against tom with large passing ships near IW O OW 81148465 500 4 ' 29 George Pavelas 49 and John Doe at Mt Olivet cemetery will be under eooeteee day played their first interna--tlon- al James Punderaon at tha desk ot a erection of three large gasoline tanks 500 Of ft 5t4445 511 4 direction of the Brotherhood of Loco- Fo’ou Tha can Niu ol Island 35 were dismissed for lack of eviScotth with TOULON France June 2 OT— In- local hotel and baseball game 36 O If re division 322 assisted I a "pair and aggregating 45000 gallons in capacrequested Siotlve Engines 125 Oe fJe We Reoenouu was picked up by natives and the mail dence beeose 1 ladles' auxiliary division 108 the victor 24 to 3 land vestigator of the latest spy suspect driver” ' was at a Interment under direction of tha rejected special meeting relayed to smaller boats calling at The men were arrested April 8 after got as far today as to decide that It wu the first time in t decade ity American rulei under Playing mortuarr night when Councilmen CUNNINGHAM WINS "the English team composed of THOMPSON — Funeral services for police accused Jhera of gambling be his name is Onufri Nikolajizuk and that a hotel guest had ordered an old Thursday Lem Chapin J E White James G th port Jerry Basehind locked doors on a Sunday Clauds National that he was born in Chicago on June fashioned "rig” Punderaon procured Johnston of the member Thompson ton of Claude M and (JP) KANSAS CITY KW June -and O H Coleman apCATS Madeline Perschon Thompson will te TWO KILLED 12 1896 TURKEY was match association bo ball one and tha Bascoms enjoyed a ride proved Mayor Duncan Johnston’s mo—Running on a track made sloppy held at the Fourth ward L D S chapel LEGION TO GIVE CONCERT hlan (UP)— A turkey on This information they m The casket Sunday Juua 3 at 2 lor tha Scottish nine recruited obtained away from the motor highways tion that the Covey Oil company of ROSEILE by a sudden cloudburst Glenn Cunwill be open at the home of Bishop Edintwo of A concert will be given by Salt from a German passport Issued last killed event from ningham won the Lake be permitted to go ahead a farm near here recently William F Perechon 131 Washington Salt Lake post No 2 American Legion December but while it wu someNEW TEACHER EMPLOYED itreet from 11 a m to 1:59 p m on burgh and Scotland and build the tanks in accordance cats and attacked a young Ggirl ac- In the annual Missouri valley A A the day of the funeral Interment Id band at Liberty park Sunday from thing of a triumph for the police-tLance Carr Liverpool football Louth U track and Held meet here tonight to its owner Fred ST ANTHONY Idaho-M- iss Ruth with permission given previously cording City cemetery under direction of 330 to 430 p m it was announced straighten out tha spelling of the Elliott of Lewiston Idaho has signed over Brown star who learned American baseThe gobbler laid out each by an eight-yarcompany margin South 1 cat with a mighty right (wlng) to th from the Pittsburgh Teachers’ colball at Johannesburg FRATERNITY ELECTS Saturday by City Commissioner P H name- - other phases-o- f the— Inquiry a contract to teach English in tha jun-F O THAN band lagged will be conductKS Goggin The ior high school department of the St ALBION Idaho—Laurena Mathes head and then crushed it to death lege "In the comparatively siowlime “Afrtca’ww the ztar fop England QARD ed by Oscar E Christensen Nikolajizuk continued to insist that Anthony schools Miss Velma —— in a losing cause — — nr r Burley was elected president of Delta However the lighting turkey like of 1 minute 666 seconds i nrujj rrir WI desire to thank our man? irtomls and he was a “globe trotter" who InnoThe National Baseball associa of tha Lincoln school Pal Omega dramatic fraternity Friday Samson and mora recently Jack relative! for their kindness words of The dominant religion of Portugal cently wandered into tha naval ar- - for theprincipaltwo ’ FAST GAME met defeat at tha hands of tion is Composed of some 30 clubs Earl with Carlson vice svmpathr and floral offerlnts In tha resigned years Murtaugh Dempsey put is Roman Catholic but there 1 free- - senal where he wu arrested yester-dokws of our beloved mother and rand lel-a combination ot of seme The confined mostly to Liverpool and a woman The young girl routed him tennis handbell end Thursday to accept a position In tha president and Florence Rooker Bone Dauthtera and Grand mother la lutcr and of worship lacrosia Bo is schools day secretary-treasurthe vicinity with a dub chUdren of Marj Jana Guivat than any ef them i d s Survey Reveals 16 States Slash -- Forty and Eight Initiates Seven ' Farm Land Tax Incumbents Lead In Carolina Race -- J Mur-ra- ' Pats 50 a Uintah-Sout- d un-d- Uintah-Sout- ' for Oak-wo- on of OT-D- for -dent it Uintah-Sout- one-ha- lf wind-blow- n Fraternal' ‘ inTin - t at 5 a Scots Defeat — ‘ Englishmen in Baseball Game a vl 4 e -- $ e Dea-er- et 800-met- Lmd-qul- st d An-dras- — mu-- - a ll er h ' 1 |