| Show Jt THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING 7 - c j Apostle Smoot' V Sends Message Of Condolence Last Rites for Ivins t ' "" ' (Continued from Pan Om) turn Tuesday morning to Salt Lake City from Laa Vegas Nev'' where he has been attending the Moapa ‘Gycf Tony’ at Funeral Dance Clark 4 stake is en rout conference Mrhome from New - - - York ’ x ' V ' - SENTENCE SUSPENDED Former S L Girl Drinks Pleading guilty to petty larceny Harbefore Daniel Charges Judge Antiseptic Seriously 111 rington in police court Monday John r " -— — v WATER RIGHT SOUGHT Walters 28 of Tonopah- Nev was Zion aa The new Issue of Because she drank a quantity of an Bonneville on the Hill company suspended sentence given a ten-dathrough Blair Richardson president tional pack stamps wllj be on sals in the city jail lie waa arrested antiseptic Mickey Ogear night club has applied to the state engineer for at the Salt Lake (Jity poatotfice Tues- Sunday after he allegedly stole a bot- entertainer reported to be formerly the use of 15 of a second toot of was announced Monday by tle o( olive oil from a local drug of Salt Lake City was in a San Fran water Trom unnamed springs in Dry day it store £ A Smoot cisco hospital in a serious condition canyon The company claim! an early Postmaster L SHOPLIFTING CHARGED Monday night according to an Asso- -' right to the use of these springs but One of a aeries ot national parks — t is improving the collection and trans- stamps this issue bears a picture of Alleged to have stolen a pair of elated Press dispatch mission system and the filing is on the Great White Throne in the fa glovei from a local store G F Gaily - Lou Hansen the girl’ roommate the water It expects to save Tht mous Utah park More than 50000 38 was arrested by Policewoman Au- said Miss Ogear left Salt Lake City water is used tor irrigation purposes of the stamps were Mid at the post gusta Friend for shoplifting Mondsy for San Francisco several months ago at the’ homes and parka In the sub- - office in the park where the lirst afternoon Gaily was released on She could give no reason lor any suibond of $50 sale begin on September 11 cide attempt -- for Our Neighboring States Snow and All of Fin-te- r Trappings Are Coming This Way I Get Ready Now With These Bargains! On Life of Ivins ' Zion Park Stamp Now Available In Salt Lake 1 Rotary to Hear Three Addresses ‘ T - Bleed to Attend and acquaintances from all walks of life are expect-e-d to attend the services Including Governor Henry H Blood Tribesmen From AU Maor Louis Marcus chamber of ‘ ‘ commerce officials and scores of Parts of Utah 'As other state business civic and club leaders' aemble for Riles The church representation will 'J v Include members of the first council of seventy' the' presiding (Beetle to Th Trlbunt) ot many The bishopric presidents CEDAR CITY Sept ?4 United States missions end vark rhythmic sway of Piute Indian tribesous stake and ward executives men' lor four' hours hre- Monday All member of Mr’ Ivina' fam night marked a funeral ceremonial for Anthony W Ivina first counselor lly will be present' Two daughters Mrs Lawrence W Sloen of In the first presidency of the Li D S New York end Mrs Augusta church end white chief of the tribe Wells of New Haven Conn will Tribesmen from all parts of southarrive Wednesday morning to ) ern Utah assembled here sorrowfully and sisters Join their1 throughout the day to participate in here Scoresbrothers of friend from other Three short addresses on the llJfe'of the xedmen’l rites honoring the states also are ' expected to atthe late Anthony W Ivins first counmemory of a departed loved one " tend selor in the first presidency of the Thelndiana after learning! PresiCendolencet Pear In L D S church will be given at the dent Ivins' death in Sait Lake City In the meantime messages of Tuesday noon luncheon meeting of Sunday from' William R Palmer president of Parowpn LD S stake sympathy and condolence con- - the Rotary club In the Hotel Utah it waa announced Monday and also a chieftain of the tribe ex tinued to pour in upon the family The speakers will be David A pressed a desire to go In a body to and to the general church ofattend the church leader's funeral In fices expressing sorrow over the Smith of the presiding bishopric of the church Dr A C Wherry and Salt Lage City- Upon finding death of the beloved churchman there 'was insufficient money Resolutions were adopted also by Herbert S Auerbach President Ivins was a member of the Salt Lake Ro- available for the trip they decided to many civic organizations hold a tribal funeral ceremonial on The Indians of southern TJtah tary club the banks of Coal Creek near their who revered Mr Ivins as reservation here friend and a true ally President Palmer Joined the red from hia many year of aervice men shortly before the rites began among them as a government at p m to continue until midnight agent voiced their grief Monday Throughout the fourvhours funeral night in a tribal funeral aing at Cedar Citydirges were chanted aa the Indians moved back-snforth in slow rhythm As they would mourn the passr of the death march ing of a brother ao did the Indiana bewail the loss of the man Adopted by Tribe Will Represent as a member of the (Building It was recalled among citizens here they Inducted years ago A- that in May 1925 Presidents Ivins tribe Just nine Sturdiest in Typo The sing- - was: conducted all and Palmer were adopted tnto the through the night by the Pahuta tribe and given the degrees of chief of Gonstruction A tribal chieftains robe and blanket Indians with more than three score tribesmen present was made by members of the tribe ceremonies began at sunfor each and presented to them on Work on the foundation is under on the Pahuta property down the occasion of their induction into a new building at the Univer‘ near Cedar City donated to the way on the Piute tribe At the ceremony of Utah to' house the aeismo-sity the D L church 6 one of the most colorful events in tribe by Pack Desgraph Dr Frederick southern Utah Indian history talks through the Refforts ot Miv Ivin eret professor of geology reported artd William Palmer president were given by Presidents Ivins snd Monday' Palmer to the member of the tribe of the Farowan stake The structure financed by univer 1 the Indian leader Tribal sang assembled expressing appreciation and E A funds will cost sity “Chief and of mourning for the gratitude and friendship of songs $700Q and will be built south of the was in extolled speeches the red men Chief Awitts of the Tony” Park administration building the braves continued their JohnR Piute-trib- e and west of the geology building An presided at the cere- - while white persona Many chanting r monies and after tribal chants and artificial stone similar in appearance dances by members of the tribe he from Cedar City and surrounding to that being used in the new library towns gathered to watch the specsummoned his runner to bring will surface the station tacles Dr Pack drew up plana for the new “Tony" end Wul end walk them be- In Salt Lake City and many itation which will measure 20 feet by fore the t Ibe state other town throughout the Chief Awitts is known In English 36 feet and will consist of one piece of as Jimmy After the runner- - had tribute was paidhalf-sta-to Mr Ivina concrete reinforced with diagonal at while strips of steel It will be 12 feet high returned with "Tony and Will Chief 'with flags symbols of mourning were die- - An earthquake could turn the comAwitts again spoke to his tribe say-inoffices in all church the played budding over without injuring P In Salt Lake City flags were fly- pleted the seismograph Dr Pack Said “Tony and Will' we want you to tribute f as at a be men Of our tribe We want you ing The building when completed will by Mayor Louis Marcus be one of the finest in America and to be ours- - You leave good tracks C of C Resolution will incorporate all the latest ideas Indians know good men by their structures ’tracks" The love and esteem of the in earthquake-proo- f Tht seismological station at the uniHe then asked the two men if they chamber of commerce for Mr wished to become member of their Ivins was expressed in a formal versity was one ef the pioneer sta-After each had answered ‘resolution adopted Monday by tions in America' being established tribe by the late Dr James E Talmage “yes” two mantles of degree of chief the board of governors who dewere brought snd substituted for the clared hi example inspired all to It was dismantled in 1931 because of white men’s coats Chief Awitts then work for the growth and develop- - lack of laboratory apace and shortage of funds prevented its remounting ordered the pipe of peace end Chief ment of the city and state The resolution extolled hi “Tony" and Chief Will were allowed three dry puffs ' Then Chief Awitts "never failing interest in all mattook the pipe end' it was passed to ter concerning the welfare and all male members of the tribe growth of thi community hia Addresses Group proverbial generosity and char-- “ ity In both public and private The' ceremony completed Chief life hi kindly courteous and "Tony" addressed the group in part considerate attitude toward hi as follows: to“I 'consider' the honor of being the ’''fellow men and his tolerance their beliefs" first white man to be declared your ward An Increase in registration over the “As friends and associates” the chief one of the greatest honors ever I was born resolution said "realizing the last two years was predicted by the xconf erred upoh me recorder's office Of the University of deep debt of gratitude that this among the Indians Suid have learned this city and this’ (Utah Tuesday their ways and their language The organization state owe him sorrowed by hi According to E J Norton recorder respect of these people means much loss but of the faculties at the university the appreciating full well to me The church- has provided worth and inspiration our asregistration In the sophomore junior funds to enable Brother Palmer and the and senior classes will remain about sociations with him have brought me to assist these people in a manus we take thi occasion to rethe same while freshman registraner in' which they may help themtion now shows a gain of about 200 the expression of ouf love selves We propose to give them a cord esteem for him and to pledge and Regular class work will begin TuesThe chance to become independent to- his memory the development day result is indicated by this ceremony ot our talents end energy to carMonday October 8 has been set as tonight and I feel they will Improve the last day for enrolling in classes I am pleased ry on the work he so nobly in hyalth and habit for the autumn quarter and Monday tu be called Piute end thank all October 22 as the last day for withEecle Grief to here for Expresses coming people you good drawing from autumn quarter classes witness my entrance to their tribe" rethe many messages Among Class work will end Saturday DePresident Palmer who waa given Presiceived by the family and cember 8 and tests will be given from the name Tucubin meaning “our dent Grant were those of Carl December 10 to 15 friend" then addressed the group R Gray president of the Union S Pacific Louis Cates of saying:'system fairs In hia early manhood he “I regard the action which has Just New York City president of the held many important civic affices Phelps-Dodg- e been taken as one of the greatest E corporation' C in St George Washington counhonors that has ever come to me of New York Grosbeck presity which his parents helped-tThe fact that it comes from a humble dent of the Electric Bond and settle He took en active part in from It detracts It nothing D Muir Share company Downie people the frontier life and later spent United is enough that they are aincere In Jr vice president of the many years in missionary work ' the history of Utah I know that auch States Smelting Refinlhg I and In Mexico a distinction has come to only one Mining company and the presi' Many Activities white man prior to thii time That dents of all of the L D S church He rose was 'Major Powell thA successively through mission numerous church Offices to the Marriner S Epcles assistant to explorer of the Colorado about the 187L” council of the twelve and later year Secretary of the Treasury Henry the first presidency in which- he L Morgenthau Isb dispatched a had been first counselor since message expressing “great grief Ogden Chamber Sends 1925 Ivins’ unexMr and shock" at " In business MrTylns was vie Message of Condolence pected death president chairman of the “I had knpwn him for most of committee and director of " (towirf W The Tribune) my business life and had been the Utah State National bank OGDEN Sept 24- -A resolution of closely essociated with him in Zion’s Savings Bank and Trust business affairs’ Mr £cdes said condolence to the family of Anthony nd the Z C M I He ‘‘bontpany “Through that long association 1 W Ivins ot the first presidency of the was a director of the Hotel Utah learned to love and respect him L D S church who died Sunday United States Fuel company the was adopted by the chamber of coni- -' ana shall greatly miss his friendUlah Power and Light company mere directors at a meeting Mon ly association and wise counsel and the Central railGreat Leader day noon in the Hotel Ben Lomond road He also was associated with “President Ivin waa one of the large aheep and ranch ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT STOLEN ‘‘ operations greatest leaders the west has had at Enterprise A suitcase containing athletic equipHis loss will be felt not only by He la survived by his widow ment belonging to the Germania AthUtah but by the entire country ind eight sons and daughters: club waa stolen Sunday evening letic hia Men of ' Mrs Sloan Mrs Wells Antoine judgment lofty ldeali from an automobile parked on First and able leadership are rare He ' R Ivina Stanley S Iylns Mrs South street between Main and West left as great an Imprint on the Anna Wilson and Mrs Florence Temple street a any man destiny of the state Hyde of Salt Lake City Mrs ' ever lived there” who Leah Cardon of Logan and H The death of Mr Ivins followed Grant Ivins of Provo Twenty: New Comfort for an illness of only one day at hie two grandchildren also survive ' 519 Who home Wear Those B street Apparently In' excellent health the church man suffered a heart attack Friday evening which confined him to hi bed and he died Sunday at tio looser ditos any wesm- of ‘falsa to ba uncomfortable nei-4:30 a m new areatly improved powFew mbn have led a life so lower or on upper plstee der aprlnltW dblorful snd varied eaMr Ivins No ncrunv Hashes I holds them firm snd comfortable eummv gooey pnety taste or feeling whose rise to eminence in the Quickly yield to Sbortiind I a Get PASTEKTH today at church was Dsodortsee paralleled only by or any othar good Resinol Oinhwewr ‘unusuaj success In business af-(Adv drug storsb Friend SEPTEMBER 25 1834 force auch sanitary measures were beyond the powers Of the board to enforce Many additional messages 'of condolence and sympathy war received Monday by the family of Anthony W Ivina noted Utah churchman who - v died Sunday-'- : Among them was one from Reed Smoot of the L D S church council Monday The supremo court some months ago held regulation ot the of the twelve j “I learned ot the death of Presi- state board of health Intended to dent Ivins at 2 o'clock this morning on my arrival from New York” Mr Smoot said-“I- t was indeed a shock to me The Its greatest church has lost one-oleaders the nation one of its most distinguished citizens his family an ideal husband and father i“The history of the church or the state would never be complete without recording the many places of responsibility occupied by him? - and never has there been a responsibility or a duty placed upon him but sue-To cess has attended his efforts know him waa to admire and love bless hi God him loved ones" ’ Messages of Condolence Pour in onJFamily and Church From All of IL S Indians Honor —- - S' Fight Planned ()tt Insanitary Cups State board of agriculture powers may be invoked to carry through measures for protection of the public from insanitary drinking cups and other dishes at public eating plaoee David F Smith state commissioner of agriculture Dr J L Jones state epidemiologist and Dr L E Viko Salt Lake City health commissioner conferred on the problem ' i ' t N?w : j Great Bargains! - how-Vev- - For Seismograph - V Finest Selected Skins ' ' Men’s Suede Cossack 1 J' -- i i Jackets fI Reg Reg Button Front 660 Talon Fastener 715 J of the same high grade selected suede leather that 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