Show - - 1 - ' ' ' - i - THE SALT LAZE TRIBUNE FRIDÄY MORNING 12 NOVEMBER - ' 1936 20 7 7 - - - 1 - ) 1 MEM from -- Aim of Army News and Views Stok:Qile's Fair Skies Chiefs Told Wind To Continue I i:'Ip11iii0pOy Tones Demonstrated at Utah Over 'Clubmen To — iliVOdiét Salt' Schools i : Mild in Weather Soon flu - ft : refit Says temperatures and fair have stimulated fall agriculture throughout Utah during the past week show no signs of approaching a close the government weather bureau reported Thursday night With excellent conditions for field work prevailing Utah farmers practically completed beet The mild which weather — i Break No Court Orders' Return of ' Shares to Company Now in Receivership Stock of the peseret Mortuary company totaling 15025 shares and Once belonging to theMerrill Mortuaries Inc now In receivership triust be returned to the latter concern under a decision banded down Thursday by District Judge Roger digging for the season and accomplished considerable fall plowing Cecil Alter meteorologist in charge of the bureau here said In his weekly crow and range report Mr Alter said that ample moist ure ham brought fall grain and alfalfa fields to good condition Ft n d reported that field pasturage L McDonough The case one of the many that has involved the mortuary company since it mit Into receivership in 1929 was tried in February and March 1934 but has been held under advisement by the court since that time J Group Intervenes has kept livestock In excellent condition without much extra Shoemaker representing himmelf and other Montana stofeeding Most of the feeding done ck- holders of the voncern--entere- d the has been in—the-northecoun4 ties of the state receivership action as an intervenor and named Charles S Merrill ClaTemperaturesIn Salt Lake City rence Merrill Winslow F Smith continued Thursday at the same Jevel as those of the preceding George N Elliott and Soren Ras-- mussen as directors of Merrill Moweek The minimum was 32 for fourth consecutive day and rtuary Inc as intervening defendthe maximum ' ants was 53 making the the ' Principally it wait asked that the average mark slightly above Deseret Mortuary company shares n ormal which had been exchanged for preferred atock of Merrill Mortuary be returned to the company The intervenor also asked that an accounbe made on the sale of corn- ting pany dertificates and for certain services rendered and goods sold to the Merrill Mortuary Inc by the Mortuary Service company Lack of parental discipline in the Court Agrees In his decision Judge McDonough horn is the major source of a agreed with the complaint as re- crime element in the United States gards the transaction by which which ham reached the staggering Charles S Merrill exchanged of 3500000 'men and women ferred Merrill Mortuary Inc for total Rev Father J S Keefe superthe' Mortuary stock Thefrdecision said that the trans- intendent of the Judge Memorial action should be declared void and schooloald in a talk before the ' that a judgment should be pre- Salt Lake Lumbermen's club Thurs pared so that Mr Merrill should exat the chamber of commerce change with the company 15024 day "'Discipline should be taught at shares of Merrill Mortuaries Inc not left to the school and preferred for the 15025 shares of home Deseret Mortuary company stock church" said the speaker pointing out that 700000 of America's crime which he holds As far as the other defendants in army are boys and girls under votthe action are concerned the court ing- age 11 LFrisby president of the held that their ease should be dismissed Judge McDonough held that club appointed a nominating comon the matter of fees paid to the mittee comprised of Howard Jones C Robinson and Mathew Asper Mortuary Service company and the S commissions received in the sale to nominate for the annual election in December of certificates that no case had the third Thursday Edgar Hoover head of Amebeen proven and that no accounting rica's department of justice was the was necessary source for material used in the Rev Father Keefe's talk "True Costs of — Ezra rn - - - - J City Approves Holiday Parade - Approval of a request by the junior chamber of commerce to hold a parade November 27 to formally usher in the Christmas shopping season was voted Thursday by the city commission The Icommission with its approval of the parade authorized the junior chamber to carry on its annual deooration of business district streets with special Christmas lights A reviewing stand for the parade will be erected in front of The building Tribune-Telegra- itrothers Convicted violence tion every 45 he said of will be charge of the high school assem- in bly to be held in the school auditFriday at 12:40 p m program includes a piano sold by Miss Peggy Lettieri and a skit Impression" Those "They Made An part in the skit are Miss orium The Murphy Junior Class Distric bey's c Plans The assault -- - last Ju Tuesda B" Berr: legedly and 3 six die Dinner Dance Gift A the affair will be on sale' afternoon that Friday 1 and until 1 I k I Ne- - - LC 0 - CI Le i II '3355 :3357 35 III I -5- 35 35 35 35 35 35 4 anis 'Telephones' I 35 35 I Additional monthly charge now 15 cents for only 18 months ----p-oints ' ' 1 I 41:m '"e00 4 I 91 94 99 99 19 I I 109 113 113 113 113 113 113 56 I 56 56 56 56 I I '4" I 1 ':'::':'::: :::::'': n::::i:--::::::'i:- ':: : ::7------- - 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&nyetient ilanct : 0 c e4 S- wiD act 'A K4E T 0 ai ' l — I 1 t: It's different—it's faster in actiod— it's compounded on superior medical fact findings new in this country MIXTURE BUCKLEY'S (triple acting) is the name of this prescription that "acta like a flash"—it's really wonderful to watch how speedily hard lingering colds are put out of business Right away that tightnese begins to loosen up—the bmnchial passages clear —you're on your toes again—happy and breathing easter Get BUCKLEY'S today at Bridge Drug Co or any first class drug store on a money back guaarntee (Adv) CELERY 20 10 111 35 ff 1110' 7 Tough Old Coughs I -- 0 1 1 for Your Friends! 35 35 "64 I an 1) —Hem an examples of tint low Railway front Salt Lake City r EXpross chargos on cartons of following weightst 1K Nk Á I " -- II For Bronchitis-- - Send a gift shipment of world famous Utah celery to your friends—by Railway Express We handle it swiftly safely and economically and we give a receipt when we collect and take a receipt when we deliver announced Thursday been sent to that invitations have outstanding—men students of the I - G eo 0 w '6 RAM 35 I Room 8 reports: We have 100 per cent Junior Red Cross members in our school and have recently Group attend i ::: - ' dance Saturday Union building Nowell president of Skull to tickets ::: r - Bones university k r EASTriAllitettdSTOREL A I - in the fendan West Berry was an attendant ' In our country more than mothers out of every thousand bringing the world new life I I — — T formal danner evening Spencer - ' The Skull and Bones society national honorary organization for junior class men at the University of Utah will stage the annual "Skal- connec on Rol - Campaign Set For Salt Lake Last rites for Dr William L Rich widely known Utah dermatologist and past president and secretary of the Utah State Medical association were conducted Thursday afternoon in the University L D S ward chapel with Devirl B Stewart officiating Speakers were Dean LeRoy E Cowles and Dr E E Ericksen of the University of Utah Bishop H M Taggart missionary companion of Dr Rich and Dr George N Curtis president of the Utah State Medical association The physician's nephews acted as pallbearers and the grave in the City cemetery was dedicated by Edward L Rich Ogden St 1-- - 58 at St Mary's To Present Assembly The Junior class of the Academy Cards your ownsnapshots 1 LiikatI "cold-blood- ' a oPlijii111101 i on - - in the na- Juniors '4'3'1 k 4 4 e'll 0 1'" Funeral Rites Held Miss Mary MaMalmsten Miss Dorothea Mc Iliss Marcia Wade Miss Elinor Weiss and Mit33 Catherine T Eighth Williar Eighth convict ---- minutes thceamrtswerivigesht writes that all the rooms in the school are putting up Thanksgiving decorations This idea creates a better atmosphere for Thanksgiving Gifford Ruede of room 18 34)4 ports' that the sixth grade children have made a bulletin board which they use for arithmetic The chit- dren bring in interesting clippings which they find in the newspapers for the bulletin board They work the problems in class They find this work very interesting Ivo C:1103101111 EditJUDGE Zig rgaret Gown C - ' ica taking Whitmore Ellen ( - Crime" The No 1 "G" man was quoted as saying that there are 1500000 crimes committeed annually major In the 'United States that there is a major crime committed every 20 seconds and that from sunrise to sunset each day 35 persons are murdered There is a death by criminal they have turkeys which they have drawne prepared and sent Christmas boxes from one home room They are to the Philippine islands combating against each other in a We also have our Christmas work tournament The teams are dividk irothe all planned and ari ready ed into two Parts The A teams Are '- mad up of the larger boys with OPALAirENE RAWSON Editor o to go Room 5 reports: Our fifth grades the smaller boys on the B team EDNA LAMBORN Associate are studying the French and InBetty Baxter writes: An amateur Editor war in Canada In connection program was giVen by room A10 Reserve Officers Hear GRANT SCHOOL—Grant pupils dian with our study of the French we this week which proved very sucwho are interested in brasi wind are learning that very pretty dance cessful Some students played the Plan Tell of Captain piano and come sang We all had instruments listened to a very fine "Varsovienne" fun taking part and hope to have ! tone nee demonstration and of the Near Future for the another one of thee program very Furnish Students In Jewish folklore With ii a fe- of these instruments in orchestra soon male demon equivalent to the EngWOrk Thursday morning Mr Ken Entertainment lish vampire The first desire of the war de- neth Roy lance of the West high Community Chest Drive DONNA LOCHRIE Editor partment general staff is to be ofr school directed the demonstration Generates Enthusiasm I VERLEEN GREN Asaociate service to the troops enrolled in the at the Grant This program was ' Editor 1 drilled States army Captain Ste- one of a series of aids given the ) ( f fifth grade pupils in music appreh"EW-t RIVERSIDE SCHOOL — Edna trainphen W Ackerman plans and ciation by their director Miss Chloe May 5A writes: The Riverside id ining officer of the Thirty-eight- h Sharp The following program was Parent-Teachassociation met Fri- We are having our Community d ( Robinson Cornet solo members of given: the Jay program Chest drive now and enthusiaam day evening Part fantry Fort Douglas told it of the Salt Lake City chapter Re- horn solo Bill Epperson horn quar- was furnished by Ufa school chil- Is running high in our room Peggy 1 tet Johnson Bill David two were dren There association Thurserve Officers' Epperson speakers George Perry Williams and Bill tvi Vaun Roy lance and Ralph Frog ley Miss A Maud Sproat primary su- Ivers have been chosen sdaytight captains c"----7L-1---------Captain Ackerman described the trombone solo Cosma Caino: bari- pervisor of the city schools and Of- Peggy's group is'in the lead Louis solo tone brass deE quarC of the Cairo: Hale ficer the traffic -To help bring to our minds the practice of the organization and general staff in an address before tet Robert Wa Mee Jay Robinson partment spirit of Thariksgiving we have decRob— duet Cairo o and Louis "cornet OA Jack Parry reports that the the regular monthly meeting of the orated the room with appropriate ' ert Walker and Ray Loveless cor- chcildren are drawing pictures of pictures s ' reserve officers in the Tribune-TelegraKNOBBE CHARLES ' ck net solo Robert Walker Greeting auditorium m Thanksgiving scenes and objects The J M J B club with its dues ' In class Children the Lorraine Kunze and Elinor Pagna- purchased a book "Nicit Going The 100 members of the general kindergarten moil made rom 14l''''' staff who are the administrative taught by Miss Esther Irvine are nelli drew a large scene on the Red" written by Father Raymond --4e li ei t st m $ t -------07311en of Chicago W 011 am' ' Iheads department- - are making Indian objects according to bulletin board In the 1f frf The girls take special art lessons and are Sweeney Edward very "human" Captain Ackerman a report by Colleen Silver and Morrissey ienbabliast said and are far from being the children have made Indian head- a great help in decorabing the Robert Seitz have already read the QENDIrphotographic matter-of-fama- bands with feathers on them They building new book and everyone in the class -J tom-tongreeting cards and it's is The children In room 18 of the Is eager to read it chines the public sometimes consid- are also making They ahnost as thou gh you went have made some very attractive iiixth grade have been chosen to' Edward Morrissey reports that ers them" Maurice Housecroft wampum belts give the Thanksgiving program this book tells about the difficulties Captain along to wish "Merry Christmas" in persoti announced a special Annie Kourus reports: The chil- Their play is called "Colonial' Days" of Red and his chums Red finds president in—we'll show you the new styles And bring along Drop The kindergarten room is deco- that "going" is not "nice" However luncheon at 1 p m Saturday in the dren of Miss Mary Rother's sixth negatives of several of your best snapshots We'll help Newhouse hotel at which Norman grade class are reading adventure rated with cutout pictures Illustrat- his character develops and after a 6 Most of these stories are ing Thanksgiving D King of Cheyenne Wyo presi- stories you plan greeting cards that only you can send I week at a camp called St Mary's dent of the Ninth corps area Re- of Greek or Roman characters he learns not to take teasing to serve Officers' association will be In honor of Cihldren's Book week Illustrated Lecture heart and is soon as good a sport we have a very interesting exhibit a guest of books in our library Children your — in allclEtsses of the upper platoon - Edward Morrissey lead the class —Best Snapshotstook part in a book parade WednesBETTY SMITH this week 0 LOUISE RAEBURN Editor day Another activity was the givJOHN VAN DENBERGH XTO ONE ELSE can duplicate ing of descriptions of books or Associate Editor Club Takes 111 characters by the children The JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL—Mr Popeye gift when you send your kgeV ' class voted on the best ones The James B m: of Salt Lake City an enlargement of your favorTrip to City Baths winners were Burdell Ramos Annie gave us a Sharp :: lecture very interesting ite snapshot Let us transi:: Kourtis Bob- Kaisi Colleen Silver on Mexico Tuesday This was illust:i::::::i::::::::: CARL CHILD Editor best into form Chal Gosh Daniel 'Johnson and trated by many pictures your CARL COPPER Associate objects of Mexican i!Eiy? Ernest Zaharlas art a map of Mexico and many picstunningEtchcraf tEnlarge'wiiii::1 Editor n&ai:i ture slides This asseMbly- - lasted EDISON SCHOOL—Gale Johnson ments Extra-wid- e 4 margins :t :::::: Modern Pied Pipers of Hamlin Report Cards Issued one hour but we all wish it could writes that the Popeye club went to ::? o?-and' plate-Sun- k !::::?i borders will conduct a rat extermination have lasted longer the municipal baths on November make our enlargements To First Grade Pupils A P-- A meeting was held at 12 The life guard told us to have st campaign in Salt Lake City plans ''': for framing ' for which will be outlined Monfri0:' Jordan Thursday This 'meeting a swimming buddy The boys who JENNY LEE NELSON Editor took our parents baekto their own didn't know how to swim soon Come in and see samples day iio ESTHER SOBRIST Associate ::: school' days as they followed learned and others learned to dive Traps and poison hamburger :s Editor will be distributed throughout the This A time waa had by everythrough our own programs GARFIELD SCHOOL—Room 12 gave the faculty a chance to meet onegrand city at homes churches schools business houses and office buildreports: The first grade was each of our parents and to show our The boys of the Edison school ings in an attempt to wipe out pleased to take home their report parents what subjects we are study- have been playing football every the rat population A federal ap- cards showing mother and father ing ' day They find this sort of sport Francis Parker contributes: The very interesting All of us are plan4 15$ SOUTH MAIN STREET propriation of about $18000 is that they were reading books They Colavailable for this program ac- have read several preprimers in our gym classes are get- ning on being real football players boys 5292 WASATCH Telephone which ored Scott to to R in Zimmerman cording paper envelopes ting much fun playing volleyball some day district agent division of game carry their cards were made by the Each team is made up of the boys The Edison school chcildren were children bioUnited States management 1 ' Room logical survey reports: We are having Mr Zimmerman will confer a "spelling contest" We have autoL A on with the blackboard Browne chief inmpector mobiles Each ! foods dairy and meat division of car moves on one space if each the city health department on child at the table gets 100 Our Monday to formulate the pro- contest Is going to last 10 weeks II Room 4 reports: The children of gram Two years ago 150000 rats t were killed in a similar campaign the second grade are working on i 1 1 J: 0 I s large Thanksgiving poster for their room This tells the story of Dr William L Rich the Pilgrims In Holland and Amer- Crime Cause Topic of Talk Rat Slaughter - very pleased when they received a new flag pole some time ago It was put in its base and the flag was raised for the first time on Armistice day We are going t treat it with the greatest of care This report was handed in by Jaco t queline Hahn Lillias Christiansen reports that the afternoon class of MILS Mor- gan's room has a large cardboard turkey standing in the corner of the room This room is decorated with Thanksgiving pictures and looks very attractive The second grade children of room one have decorated their room very artistically with ThanksgivOn the front board ing pictures - - - |