Show If You Can Run Another’s Business — You Can Run Your Own! THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING JUNE 6 1937 One-Thir- Million Intemrountain d Readers — Sell Your Business—Col 12 Buy a Store Gafe Drugs Hotel Bakery Garage Apt or Beauty Salon Coast Groups Reveal i Skill ' Av Jubilesta Put the Profits Back Into Your Own Business ' Pair Who Held Up ZC MI Messenger Sentenced One Gets Stay District Judge Herbert M Schiller Saturday meted out prison sentences to live men A Salt Laker -- and a Missourian convicted of holding up a Z C M I bank messenger were sentenced to terms of five years to life and ordered incarcerted immediately ' The pair Henry Gerber 27“ S35 Second East street and Paul Marsh 40 St Louis maintained throughout their trial that they did not participate in the attempted 'robbery of Grant Needham January 19 as he Teturned from the department store With an empty money bag Third Serving Time ' John S Wallace Jr pleaded guilty everal weeks ago to the same offense and is now In state prison Conviction on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon brought Gordon Pacheco 24 Bingham a five-yeterm He is alleged to have shot Max LaBodie during an argu-lnein Bingham May 20 alJudge Schiller indicated that ofthough the crime was a first fense and extenuating circumstances might exist the period of imprisonment seemed necessary to meet the ends of justice for such a serious act Gets Execution Stay East Curtis McClure Green South street was senForty-fift- h tenced to a term of one to 20 years for second degree burglary but a stay until September 7 was granted cn condition Green accept a job immediately and continue to Work steadily use his earnings to support his wife and infant and abstain from liquor' Lewis C Vance 41 substituted a not plea of guilty for a previouscheck guilty plea to a fictitious serve charge and was sentenced to one to three years the maximum penalty Another fictitious check charge end one of second degree burglary Burl were set for trial Monday Kimball 32 of Colorado Springs ar nt c Colo will be tried on th ealleged fictitious check count while second Lee degree burglary charges involveNorth Hamilton 25 of Twenty-thir- d and First West streets and Harold North Forest 26- - of Twenty-firs- t and First West streets All three men pleaded not guilty when arraigned Saturday Mystery Car Suspect Held — 1 DENVER Colo June 5 CP)— Hy-ruIngram 27 a Salt Lake City cook was arrested here Saturday for questioning in connection with the murder of Patrick J McCarthy of Meridian Idaho Ingram was arrested at the request of the Sait Lake City chief of police who said he wanted to quiz the man concerning Idaho's "bloody car” murder mystery Police said Ingram admitted he escaped from the Utah state hospital at Provo on July 23 1936 McCarthy’s body the head crushed and his throat cut was found last Monday In Cassia county but authorities in neighboring Bannock the belief the county expressed killing occurred there at a spot three miles west of Pocatello McCarthy left a Meridian ranch this spring to seek employment near Dillon Mont Discovery of automobile ahd his some of his clothing precipitated an extended search for his body so m blood-stained- far unsuccessful nin City Acts to Quash Lawyer’s Perjury Writ in “' John PsttfriHM Hiirner llrglnia I lurwrt lvie 27 Bingham James Joseph O'Hara 21 Park City Da tK Jeor 20 Park City Cesart Orni 30 Bingham Aoel Oarria 16 Bingham 32 Bait George William McCookie Lake City Lora Nebeker 20 Salt Lake City Karl Duncan McAUIatar 26 Salt Lake City Louis Farr 20 Balt Lake City ' Frank Deluca 21 Riverton Alvera Paaauaalo 21 Ogden Peter Rauerh 36 Sait Lake City Elisabeth Matilda Heisenberg 39 Balt Lake City Gustav Amos Greenberg 33 Balt Lake City Matilda Poster Mattingly 66 8alt Lake City Burnell Herron 27 Magna LaVeda J Hughes 23 Pleasant View Ijlaho Kara Duncan legal age Balt Lake Cltv Glad) a Marion liaeftelblad legal age Omaha Neb Maurice Allen Cole 34 Salt Lake Cltv Lily Pried Sahni 23 Balt Lake City Fred T Rasband 38 Balt Lake City Emma Crouton Settle 28 Balt Lake City Seth Leon Imlav 49 Balt Lake Cltv Emma Gebhardt 48 Balt Lake City Da Id L Larsen 36 Salt Lake City Emily Margret Stirling 22 Balt Lake City John C Thnniae 23 Balt Lake City Wanda Scott 18 Balt Lake City Homer Van Turner 35 Sandy Anna Healey 24 Salt Lake City Newell Arthur Call 22 Brigham City Pern Jones 22 Heber City Corps and Pasadena Rose Band Perform in Salt Lake Motorcycle Salt Lake City tltliens and school children were treated to a "musical and motor” display Saturday after noon and evening in the “jubilesta’ sponsored by the junior chamber of commerce The Victor McLaglen motorcycle corps and the Pasadena Tournament of Roses band both of Cali- fornia entertained spectators' with afternoon and evening spectacles at the Community ball park Feature Numbers - Outstanding among the numbers presented by the" Pasadena band under the direction of Audre L Stong' was a number entitled “Peace War Peace” billed as “the college boy’s way of saying ‘We do not want to go to war’" The motor corps contributed many outfeatured by standing numbers iheir “Three Motors Two High Pyramid” At noon Saturday more than 100 musicians led by three blond “drum majoresses” and the motor corps paraded Salt Lake City streets and were officially greeted at the of- fices—of TheTrtbune-TelegraMayor E B Erwin m Rexlmrg Shall Florence Judd 23 LaVerkin Eduard Henry Burgener — — - 23— Pleasant View Luclle tluff 20 Pleasant View Soil Meeting Correlation of Work to Be Chief Topic ' Twin Falls Idaho OGDEN— What he declared to be the apathy of the American people in failing to recognize the benefits of a democratic form of government and to combat subversive elements and lawless groups which seek to change the existing order was decried Saturday night by Harry W Colmery national commander of the American Legion in an address here at the Legion chateau Despite opposition of "political demagogues and minority groups” the Legion is forging ahead with its program strong in the knowledge its members have as great a Robert Swan 20 Eden: Gene Miller 18 Eden Frank Egana 40 Twin Falls Inez Arrehe 37 Twin Falls Fred Postma 23 Modesto Cal Mabel Terpstra 17 Twin Fails fester Jones 24 Twin Falls Dorutby Kohker Lew 20 Twin Falls Denton 24 Kimberly Iola Groven 24 Fruitland James Leo McLotig'hlln 21 Buhl Carnm Thompson 20 Buhl Blackfoot Idaho Veri L Merklev 21 Blackfoot Marguerite I'owler 19 Blackfoot -- Dean Honored Legion Chief Ends Visit Nephi Idaho Falls Idaho I oulo Kelley 27 Darbv Mont: Fyrne Harris 21 Wolf Point Mont iif the economic and political life of the nation as any others Mr Colmery paid Births WINTERS— Louis McClain and Gwendo-IvBrief addresses were made by Genette Perry daughter 3391 Pio- Charles R Mabey past rational neer street May 28 HOPKINGS—Willard Wallace and Billie vice and Harry T commander Harrison daughter 260 Ramona aveReynolds national executive comnue May 28 William H Leary dean of the PRATES— Antone and Svlvla David A Scott comTierney mitteeman daughter Sandy May 28 University of Utah law school cele- PATTERSON— mander of the local post presided William and Aurora Joy brated his birthday anniversary Call son 1224 Fourth avenue May 28 Preceding the public meeting the —Joseph Ate and Lucille Erskine national commander was a Saturday when "he attended as WESTRA— guest at son 1258 Emerson avenue May 28 guest of honor the alumni dinner PARK— William Henry and Grace Ragena a dinner at the Hotel Ben Lomond McCallum daughter 416 East given annually by tjie law school at which Spencer S Eccies was South street Mav 29 m the Union building on the univer- STREED — Henry ana Viola AnhaAnder-so- toastmaster stake On Anniversary n Thirty-nint- h n son 1503 South Second West street sity campus Mav 29 Mr Leary who has resided in GRAY— Peter Moront and Lillie May Jorgensen daughter 346 Cottage aveSalt Lake City since his graduation nue May 29 from the University of Chicago in CA8TLETON — Paul Bitner and Lenore son 326 East !ust South 1908 practiced law privately until Bramwelt street May 29 he became associated with the law ANDERSEN —Henry Ernstus ands- ’GeneKristine daughter 1982 Four school in 1915 and continued to vieve teenth East street Mav 29 both teach and practice until 1924 BEST — Stanley Eari and Nevada son Knmas Mav 29 He is chairman of the Pacific THURSTON — Keith Illage fand Barbara Coast Institute of Law and AdminIsabelle Carr daughter 639 “ Miltonw Special to The Tribune 30 istration of Justice a member of KEYhERMay — James Farrington Jand Mar Dr Earl Lewis of RICHFIELD— the Pacific coast regional commit-tsft-garet Martha Ballard son 629 Roose- ieldhas been elected the 3038 Richf SocmLScicnce the Research - sents facts sufficient to show that BEATlE — Hugh Sidney and "Hflen NelsK commander of post No 45 of the council and also a member of the anti 938”- American Legion succeeding Willis the attorney ds entitled —to the re- Order of Coif SCHMIDT orlegal honorary hold son 1477 South Ninth West street Q Tidwell lief asked Mav 30 f ganization He announced contemplative apThe alternative writ is returnable PRESTQN — Donald Wellington and Helga Lenore Peterson daughter 217 Second June 18 which means that on pointment of membership chairmen street East 30 May Boulder Circleville RICHES — Lawrence B and Alice Ann Ben- in Escalante or'btfoye that date the city court Utah Power Concern nett daughter 3405 Eleventh East street Junction Annabella must sh'bwcause why the writ Marysvale 31 May Award Gets Institute Glenwood Venice and should not Dejmade permanent GLAD— WUford C and Margaret B Kposharem 'daughter 70 Layton avenue Sigurd to assist In the post mem' Mr Critchlow asiedfor an immeMav 31 diate hearing on hismeUon and The annual George A Hughes ALLEN— Joseph Charles and Dorothy Am bership drive Mortensen daughter 521 Fifth East - Other officers elected were Vern trophy ma the supreme court granted"him an award consisting of street Mav 3L “Albert " and “Sarah Blomquistfirst' vice commander opportunity to present bis a?gur and a check for J1000"was presented HARVEY— Richard"' Jongsma sou 2262 Ninth East street Elbert Cox second vice commander me ills npxt Wednesday at 10 a m Power and Light May 31 Edison Electric Insti- “WEILER — Malln Russetl Sr and Helen Dwight Anderson adjutant: True Louise Purseli son Cottonwood May 31 E Robbins service officef Chester tute convention in' Chicago P M1 ROE — Benjamin Milton jvnd Bernice Kara-sic- k Train-Aut- o - Collision Roe son 1221 Thirteenth Last Christenson chaplain Henry Beal Parry vice president and commerstreet May 31 ofcial manager ancPW A fiuckips SMITH—Julian and Marie Frances historian John R Hood music Takes Lives of Three sales manager of thelocal power Van Katwyk Catton ion 931 Windsor street ficer and Harold Oldroyd sergeant-at-arm- s May 31 ft company were present to"receive Handv and Clarissa DELANO CaL June 5 '(UP)— the award Olive Scofield twin daughters 1442 The Jensen-Colbpost is unique ' Federal Way June 1 in that its membership includes one Three men were killed when' a - The award is given each year to CAnOON—John and Fvflyn Effie Leonard Southern Pacific ’passenger train the power company achieving the 8ha civ- - daughter Magna June J regular army officer on active duty Charjcs Arnold and Mvrtle Hazel one petty officer of the U crashed into their automobile at a best results In developing electric CURTIS— Amott son 438 Seventh East street on active duty and one who served June 3 crossing south of ’here Saturday cooking among its customers Com— Jacob and Mafpaxrt Ellen Powell The dead were identified as T peting for the 1936 award was a STAM with the Anzacs during the World son jkidialia av enusjiinl 1 Midoni M Shlyoro and Juan Sagun large number of power companies war and the member living farther-es- t Ogden— John W and Marlon All were said to be Sierra Vista throughout the country About 150 away is from St Michial Grflhams 2932‘Quinry avenue son Ir)K ' were eligible to enter the contest and Velmg Rrlggg Thompson 215 Uni ranch workers Alaska A motion to quash an alternative Writ of prohibition temporarily restraining the city court from proceeding in its perjury action against R Verne McCullough attorney of Salt Lake City was filed with the Supreme court Saturday The motion presented by Walter M Critchlow deputy county attorney is based on the contention that neither Mr McCullough’s petition for the writ nor the writ itself pre- - Legion Group Picks Leader - White-hea- ave-nu- of - r Vfa SPRUNT-J-Wlllia- -- m r William Wallace Jenkins xHt Paul Modena Needle xNew Yrk Omaha Phoenix Pocatello Prtld Or Pueblo xKetto St Louis 441 76i 54 66 48 66 62 64 72 62 56 56 86 621 76 821 62l Salt Lake saw DKtfo -- 66 661 xSn Frau 82 Seattle 721 Spokane 72 Tonopah 86 xWshngtn Wlnetmic 70 IN COL 12 CALL AN EXPERT FUNERALS a Cheyenu Chicag Denver NEPHI — Funeral services will be held Ord Jet Monin the Juab L D 8 stake tabernacle Helena day at 1 p m for William Wallace Jenkins xKau City 68 who died at his home her Thursday Lauder Interment will be hi city ceme- xLo Ang overling CALIAA—Funerl aervlce for Ou (Kara-betsts- ) Callas will be held tt the Heleuio Orthodox Greek church Sunday at 1 p m Interment Mt Olivet cemeFriend may call at th Nell tery O’Donnell mortuary 372 East First South Sunday until 3 230 noon JOHN NON— Services for Charles Gustave Johnson will be conducted Sunday at 3 pm In the rose room 36 East Seventh South stYeet Bishop William F Pemchon of the Fourth ward wilt officiate Friend may call at the continental room lit tne mortuary until time of services Interment City cemetery under direction of the Deseret mortuary KRAI TZKR-- Services for Herman K reutter will be held Sunday at 1 p m in the rose room in the mortuary 30 East Seventh South street Bishop John Fetier will officiate Music by the Deseret mortuary staff Friends may call at the French room prior to Interment In Waaaoth Lawn burial park under direction of Deseret mortuary PBKHCOTT— Funeral services for Henry Carter Prescott of 762 Everett Avenue will be held Sunday at 12 30 p m in th Twenty-thirward chapel with Bishop John Harter officiating Friends may call at the Ltndquist-Carlqutmortuary Saturdav evening and Sunday until 11 a m and at the ward chapel Inter15 minutes prior to services ment Wasatch Lawn cemetery SMITHES — Funeral services for Mrs Lydia Smithen wife of Alfred Smithen who died at th family residence 807 Second avenue June 4 tn her seventy-fift- h eari will be conducted br the luv-- r Comtn at 3 p m Monday June 7 In the Westminster Prcsbytsrtau Church Fifth South and First West Interment City cemetery streets SILLIVAN — Funeral services for Michael Sullivan B A G railroad man of Magna wtli be held Monday at the Church of Our Divine Saviour on Ninth South and Second East streets Funeral cortege will leave tha E G Q’Donnell mortuary at 940 a m and will prowhere mass will ceed to the church commence at 10 a m Friends may call At the mortuary 32 South Fourth East street Sunday afternoon and Monday Interment will be In Mt Calvary cemetery TLTTI'E— Funeral aervices for Cynthia Kstella Tuttle wiU be held Sunday at 130 p ra In tha Magna ward chapel with Bishop E K Diamond officiating Friends may call at the mortuary Saton urday evening and at the residence Center street Magna from 11 a m to 1 p m Sunday Interment Bountiful cemetery direction White Chape! mortuary ON ALL MAKES DAT AND SXRVICK Fre inspection Special rates NIGHT now oo REFRIGERATION SERVICE SHOP 516 Dexter at Was 6 48R AWNINGS TENT A AWNING— Awning com lists 70 up camp fum umbrella enta 140 E 2nd Ba Wsa 1323 Mfg' awnings canopies! iUlfli A ADAMST Loweat Awntnga prices camp equip complete 75 up 225 Edteon W 1654 aPERK fent 44 Awning Col AwnioEs lcuU waterproof covers 270 So W Tern4 A- - A EXTERMINATED BEDBUGS SERVICE g Fumigation termite control 17 year extwrtence wa 5001 MAO PEST CONTROL aJtTfcKJ4LNA iiuN 50 rm Guar wimoui fl lull luauat 2375-- Jensen Was CARPENTERS CARPENTER work cement work Est fret Was ing remod plaster- 3487-- CONTRACTORS— Pey or Job WORK— Bend CONCRETE gravel mtm oil mixer '' tor hire was 8775-f " r' J? H EBERT expert 'roofing Insulating waterproofing H 3995 1293 Hudson FIX IT - Vi W" lliu IIIINIIWWWWMilWWIil M EXPERT sewing machine repairing 20 yra work guar ML A M Home Ap v sxper piianca 49 E 1st So Was 4284 FURNACE CLEANING- FURNACE cleaning repairing reasonable 6 Wasatch Coal Co Waa FLOOR FINISHING ELECTRIC tanning macnins for reot eus Waa 4948 350 Bo Slat polisher LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED sharpened and repaired Fowlar key aafe and lock 20 yra at 62 W Bdwy W 4uao mowera LAWN Chat work a REPAIRING remade with or without in ner springs Eberbardt's Waa 3299 MATTRESS MATTRESSES MOVING' AND STORAGE - — OVERLAND-MOVING-V- Low ratea-faste- at safest way to ship furniture anywhere in the west Bonded insured Expert china packers No crating necessary For local and CASKETS built of "Armco Inot Iron- - or tong distance moving packing a to rage “Clear Redwood” are superior to those Redman's Was 818 hipping phone or made of stovepipe Iron plus Warehouse located at 136 B 4th West Booklet on better caskets upon re44 Thomas Morgan Yellwstiie to COAS'l rates coast reduced at moving 98 Yuma quest No crating packing covered by Ins OGDEN— Thbmas Everett Morgan 72 ELMER M QUALTROUOH xAirport station nec Fireproof Storage Moiierup Mov W 35H 544 Bo Main Blrret local apartment house owner and oil comlng Storage Co 15 SWT W1562 pany operator died Saturday at his home JOSEPH WILUAM TAYLOR INC LOST— but not Forgotten 2785 Grant avenue following an exklADLEK 1KAN8FER 4 blORAGhi CU Servlr Complete flymnthtlcWAS Waa 1176 of Infirmities Incident to The tiniest Item Is seldom lost like tended lllnes 49 Fast Broadwav 320 NO MAIN 8T 125 He was president of the Lakeshore age WE SPECIALIZE ih moviho and a needle In a haystack but Is usuOil company and owned the Stillwell w UMH co lake Park apartments ally observed by one of The Tribune-TelegramHe was born October 30 1864 at third million renders FAINTING— CLEANING RAPERING— Iud a son of Mr and Mrs FLORAL CO Beautiful designing Prior to hts coming who watch Lost Ads for tha name BROWN Alfred W Morgan rea 2 stores Was 1540 or Was 618 here in 1913 he had been engaged iu of painting cleaning guar a reward sweetens FUNERAL sprays $150 uo Brand F'oral PAPERHANGING the Finder Was 1164 work free est business iu Washington D C had been an employe of the Southern Pacific Rail- the return First Aid fo Recovery is Bhop 2034 8 tl E iC 970 H 1848 &E&T work at lowest prices Painting paper road company in San Francisco Cal and hanging F W Jackgon W 2758-Was 69a had operated a resort at Monte Vista Cal First an Ad SPECIAL prices this week paperhanglng CARD OF THANKS He married Mrs Nettle Raleigh Treweek and painting W R Duke Hy S194-December 22 1924 in Sait Lake City NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS He yva a member of The Baptist church WE Wish to extend our heartfelt thanks t PAERHANGING painting tiuUngFre of Office of State Utah State 9778 Beside estimates Call Bates Waa his widow he Is survived by a the staff of general hoepltal and al Road Commlsilon sister Mr Wallace Amsbary of Chicago who an kindly asaleted and for the PAIRING arches built $5 up papenuE Utah Lake beautiful floral Salt of and worda City Illinois sympathy W 7114-- J 50c up remodeling cing Funeral services will be conducted TuesJune 6 1937 offerings extended at the death of i’At’EftHANGINa BASEPAINTING Sons our beloved husband and father James day at 2 p m In Lindquist and Sealed bide will be received by the MENTS SPRAYED BECK H 4489-B tJIm) Watson funeral chapel by Bishop Frank C Simof Utah Commission Road State Work mons of the Ogden' L D 8 Second ward MK8 WATSON AND FAMTLT PAPERHANGING cleaning painting State Capitol Salt Lake City Utah THE Friends may call at the mortuary chapel Waa 8484-- J guar Refs Rea family of Spencer Thomaj wishes to at 2 o'clock p m- Tuesday June 22 Monday afternoon and evening and until aU' relatives and Vfe thank their friends Guar above BEST work many at price 1937 Urns of services Tuesday and at that time publicly for their kindness and sympathy ahown Est samples free Call Was 4837-- J oil our bereavsment In the loan of HotlSE PAINTING opened for construction of an- - Induring Midvale lor 303 tall our mother and wife also for the beau-tlu- l mat and oil mix surfaced road estimates after 6 p m Crosbie floral offerings construction of five ooncrete cluding e Pricetea-eonabiERT Eta wallpaper cleaning OGDEN — John Aird Crosbie 51 engine bridges Separate bids will ba reIn Phone Hy 7150-foreman of the Ogden Union Railway and and on celved bridges roadway LOWEST prices axpert painting papering Depot company of 3002 Porter avenue died the Cache and Box Elder counties late Friday in a local hospital following a cleaning Et free Pearson Hy 1365 same being federal aid projects Nos week's Illness FAINTING papering cleaning Low prices 133-C west e and Logan He wae bom May 3 1886 at’Lanark-shiito Individual for free estlmatea Firms and Hy 7708-i- l Ready to Bear river and between Madsen Scotland a son of James F and Helen Servic Render Ftrst-ClaHe came to the United States Aird Crosbie Colllnston and PATENT ATTORNEYS : with his parents converts to the L D S The length of road to be con- THOMAS church tn 1888 and had resided In Ogden la 10842 miles MECHANICALor AUTOMOTIVE structed O a Reg Trad Improved THOMAS of the He had been an employe since and the principal Items of work ars WALT BLOOMFIELD marks Drawings Beaeoo bidgw72p2 local railway and depot company since Top and Olase Co approximately as follows: 1918 Top a good a new 113 East let So 24300 tons gravel 5370 barrels oil RRtNTERS— BOOKBINDING Mr Crosbie was a member of the BrotherWae 4519 on roadway schedule: hood of Railway Trainmen the B P O L or the and No CENTURY PRINTING CO printing bind 719 Ogden “A concrete Elks lodge class 490 cublo yards 235 Edison t W 1801 D H Ninth ward BUTTONS BUCKLES COVERED lng ruling on bridge schedule Surviving are his widow formerly Lorene and public library binding The attention of bidders Is directed HEMSTITCHING pleatlngs buttonhole Foil P private whom he married here April 26 Oimstead 221 Edison at W 1670 O Co Duet the and to the special provisions covering of Ogden eveleta etc Mr Kidd's specialty Shop 1924 one son Wendell or assigning the contract No 4 East Broadway was 9969 subletting following brothers and sisters Mrs A George RUG CLEAN NG CrosA Paxton James A ajid William The minimum wage paid to all bie of Ogden and Mrs George Holt Salt skilled labor on this contract shall CLEANING and DYEING upholFRANK MARTIN CO Expert Lake City be 80 cents per hour stered furniture cleaning Orteutal rug Funeral services will be conductedA MonCLASSIC CLEANERS A DYERS The minimum wage paid to all InSons specialist 1630 So State Hy 7276 Care” Good Deaerva Good Clothee day at 3 p m in the Lindquist termediate labor employed on this DESERET CLEANERS— Fiuest rug clean funeral chapel by Bishop E Smith Murphy Waa 8208 369 E 3rd Bo WUtoo Oriental or Axmla contract shall be 60 cents per hour lng In cityhome of the Ogden L D S Ninth ward Burial tf desired Hy 646 work at all to will be iu the Ogden City cemetery minimum wage The paid GYMNASIUMS LAKE on Friends may caU — at this SaLt unskilled labor employed Carpet Cleaning Expert work afternoon and evening and until reae prices 436 Bo Tin E Hy 2019 Sunday m be 50 cents per hour THE DESERET GYMNASIUM The recreashall contract 2:30 p Sunday tion center of Balt Lake Perfect swim- ROMNEY Rug Cleaning Co n costs no more Plans and specifications are on for the best 1010 So 7th E Hy 85U2 ming Was 1424 file In the office of the State Road Commission Balt Lake City and at William C SERVICES WINDOW SHADES HEALTH offlcs at District Engineer's Ogden WENDELL Idaho— Funeral services for Lowest Utah where they may be reviewed by NATIONAL Hernia Cllnio H Daana JL D SANDERS WINDOW SHADE 8 William C Wayment 60 were held Satand quotations the L D 8 chapel Specifications prices fre samples prospective biddersblanks urday at 2 p m FIn Dixon Rupture Spec No oner expert truea old rollers shades on made allowances and officiating John Neae 2220 Waa with Bishop plans proposal bidding fitter Bldg reversed 848 So State Waa 7995 was in the Wendell cemetery under will be furnished at Balt Lake City direction of the Payne mortuary of Buidey on depositing 52 which will be reHOME and OFFICE SERVICES Mr Wavment died at his horns here Wedturned providing contractor submits a week of critical Illness ITRIBUNE-TELEGRA-M nesdaya followlnx an acceptable bid and returns the SALT LAKE FURNITURE CO W 3B37 r heart attack He was born at Plain after Cartina and Samuel sou of with price a Utah days after bids Complete etock of furniture City plans within eeven additional W Bo 33 let Inforfor every pocket are received Any WFurclvVn are his widow Mrs Ellrsheth mation may be secured at the office two sons Walker MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES of the State Road Commission Each Blmueiywivment all of Wendell: five ers bidder must submit a letter from grandchildren and five brothers and Mrs Ethel Stewart and Ben Wayment Og an approved surety company guar- KODAK mfinishing films 10 a m ready 5 Utah Photo Estab 20 yeara den Utah Alma Wayment p with anteeing to furnish said bidder Mat'l- - 27 W So Temple Waa 2235 want Wayment Grants PassCalOre and Mrs Pearl DOUBLE SERVICE— All week-darequired bond The right to reject INTERMOUNT A itf "plating Wallace Hollywood Co" ade are published In both the mornBMtqpL any or all bids Is reserved In Utah Specialty of reslUer ing Tribune and evening Telegram ft! ant Cash certified check or cashier's the same day for one day's eoet In reflectors 864 So State W 6849 Mrs check for five per cent of total estimating the cost per line: MEAT CASKS amount of bid made payable to the SODA FOUNTAINS ELY Nev — Funeral aervlce were held SERVREFRIO FRIGID and acchurch must Commission Road Catholic Heart State Sacred in the Fridav LOCAL AO RATES— From anywhere tn ICE W H BINTZ A CO WAS 4805 for Mrs Joe Inrera 40 of Currie who company 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street Los An Act and qualified as required iu Order J 8an Ilf Wwt Ntntfc treer Beattie LloyS Toaf Commis- tele tit 4ftrNnttonHt Bituminous nmidtnc sion shall be entitled to participate in said Bureaus of Information of The A of vote foreign therein the and MEXICO CITY June 5 (JP) copy meeting No 1 Rue- Scribe Paris —Jusf Ask for Wanf Ad Coal Code ae published and as Tribune are France: 125 Pall Mall Jordon England President Lazaro Cardenas an' Bituminous proposed to be promulgated and copies of Unter den Berlin Linden form of Germany the the the by acceptance promulgated late nonneed Saturday night of the orders by the Commisstrike of 18000 oil workers which Commission sion and of other forms prescribed for use tn connection therewith oil the may producers by has crippled industry be procured from giant th undersigned at the and virtually halted Mexico's motor address below state Dated this 5th day of June 193T traffic will come to an end MonB P MANLEY day Acting District Secretary of the NATldNAL FUNERAL DIRECTORS salt florists: transfer John Aird WHO'S WHO Wayment INFORMATION Classified Want Ads Joe Incera Wit £alt £akr £iibun ike John Foley X optnoo Oil Strike Agreement Achieved in Mexico “TWASATCH 590 TRDELNE A TELEGRAM BITUMINOUS Masses Scheduled PROVO— The summer schedule for church aervices will go Into effect Sunday at the Catholic Church of Immaculate Conception the Rev Father Henry pastor announces Masses will be celebrated at 7:30 a m and 9:30 a m until Sep- tember 1 y' ’ Weather Weather conditions reported by United 8tatee weather bureau June 5 1947: Pressures have fallen and temperatures have risen somewhat along the northern Pacific coast and mostly clear skies prevail weal of the continental divide as ths Kooky mountain high pressure area although somewhat reduced in pressure strength maintains Its position with ths crest manned f over central Montana and northern Relatively low pressures apneaF over the Califomia-Arlson- a Inland valleys and tn the plains and Great Lakes region with the principal center of the dlsturbsnc being charted over Minnesota and southern Manitoba Light scattered rains have occurred lu the eastern Rocky mountains th plains atid the Great Lake with lower temperatures being reported lu th plains states temperatures remain comparatively lowtem-iu the Rocky mountains Relatively high peratures and mostly tloudy skte cover the intddle Atlantic states i " Comparativt data for Salt Lake Cltv: Degrees 64 Highest temperature today 191 Hlgheat In this month since 3874 40 Lowest last night 32 Lowest this month slues 1874 52 Mean for today 64 Normal Inches Total precipitation for the 24 hours 90 ending at 6 ft m 23 Total for this mouth to date Accumulated: excess for this month to 02 date 32 37 Total since October 1 to date Accumulated deficiency sines Octo63 ber 1 flun rises 456 and set 7 57 June 6 TAKEN YKfl WEATHER OBSERVATIONS TKRDAY AT 530 PM MOUNTAIN TIME for Alvin Mae Mrs Earl Mara brief illness L D S ehapei McConkls offi- Everett News of Record WI1 J Flhr 21 Salt Lake City: Myrtle May Hadley 18 Salt Lake City Alvin Martin MOAB - Funeral servlets tin infant son of Mr and tin who died following were hsld in th Tuesday Bishop W R Thursday New Suits Filed WARRANTY DEEDS Zion 8 B A T Co to Gerredlna Dalebout — Lot 16 block 14 10 $ plat A H J Wells luv Co to August I Wells — Lot 1207 Highland park 10 Wllford J Allen to W Douglas Ale len — Lot 11 block 10 A 10 W plat Douglas Allen to Wllford J Ale len— Lot 11 block 19 10 plat EA Jensen to Pearl V u Louis — Section 10 township 2 10 south range 1 east L E Sprague to John H Stewart Lot 10 block 3 Avondale Park 10 subdivision Doxeti Real Estate Co to Rodney 10 Proctor — Lot 1 block 3 plat B George E — Manwaring to will R Anderson Section 10 township 2 10 south range 1 east Everett et al to Albert E Laura M — ‘10 Cahoon Lot 4 block 48 plat B Turns H Moneyhan U Fred FJensen— Lot 10 block 1 Sandy 5acre plat 30 E W Price to Ida M Price — Lot 2 block 4 Spring View park 30 Jenkvn K Thomas to Geo A Crabtree — Tit 5 block 21 plat F 10 Charles Eddins to Lillian HiUhous — Lot 25 block 2 Blair A C 1 sub E M Larson to Jess H Salisbury — Lot 35 Hollywood tract 38 to Calvin Behle— J L McKenxi 300 Lot 37 Upper Yale add James—A Jenkins to Ch&a O RobinLot son 28 block 2 Emerson 30 Heights add to Ida Herman Arthur — LotIlMngsworth 31 block 4 Villa Park 30 add BUILDING PERMIT8 V E Christensen owner : Thos S — residence Newton builder Brick $ 4800 S35 Fast 9th South Frame J TO Christie 3000 tourist cabina 941 South Stale Okl Dorothy Jolinelle Baker Borothv Jobnsll Baker ter of John WiUiam and Minnie Bmjw Baker of 333 I) street died Saturday at 1215 p m lii a local hospital where the was born June 1 Survlvina are th parents and nine brothers and atstera Funeral service will be conducted SunBurial will day at 3 r m in the home follow iu City cemetery Oilbert H 112 West South Kandt Salt Lake City railroad Temple street brakemau Liabilities $1086 33 assets $4 80 exemptions $325 Roberts and Roberts Home Owners Loan corporation vs J Wllford Crane et ux foreclosure $347737 attorney Ray Van Cott William H Gaughan 29 Ban Bernardino Cal : Sbll Johansen 18 Huntsville Utah Keith Gnmm 20 Sunset Ruth Burnett1 20 Sunset Morris Stanley Jensen 22 Ogden: Bernice J Wold 17 Ogden - hemorrhage at the family residence 80? Second avenue BurvMug besldea her husband and eon are four daughters Mrs Gordon Williamson Mrs Martin Dahl Mrs Robert 8 Mathews and Mrs Frank J McOanney Jr of Balt Lake City fhe grandchildren and two brothers In England her birthplace Mrs Smithen was an active member of the Westminster Presbyterian church and the Women of Woodcraft Tin Stations © ciated The child was bom September 30 1936 and is the onlv child of the Martina Burial was In tha Moab cemetery 65 Stiiae 7 T27 JBankruptcjL Elmer L Meadowcroft 24 Evanston Wyo Maxine A Crow 19 Minneapolis Minn Don Mathewsoh 22 Ogden r Wanda iraytliovi J17 Ogden Jack C Swartz 21 Ogden- Thelma Sparks 18 Boulder wyo Gustave W Stromherg 2$ Ogden Melba E Koons 24 Ogden Bernard A Sheppard 26 Ogden Demitchia Armmgton 27 Oklahoma Lydia W Smithen The funeral of Mr Lydia Waddington Smithen 74 resident of Salt Lake City 50 years and mother of N A Smithen secretary of H P O Elke No 85 will be conducted Monday at 3 p m In the Westminster Presbyterian church Dr H V Comin D D will be In charge Burial will be lu the family plot In City cemetery Mrs Smithen wire of Alfred Smithen died Friday at 12 15 a m of a cerebral tery under direction of ths Andersou funeral home Mr Jenkins recently retired from his profession of barbering due to 111 health after spending practically all of his life He formerly was the in the business manager of the Jenkins orchestra which consisted entirely of members of his family He was born October 13 1868 at Nephi a son of Richard and Mary Pitchforth He married Minnie Hawley of Jenkins Deseret who survives him aa do the fol- iuwuig sui— amL daughters u— Mra JDeUa- Carter Milford Mrs Blanch Willis Mrs Bclva Marksheffel and Hawley J Jenkins seven Portland Ore grandchildren and three attorneys Minn state agricultural experiment stations extension services division of grazing and the forest service The meetings will be held in the regional forest service building in Ogden with Reed W Bailey director of the intermountain forest and range experiment station as chairman Among those who will attend the meetings are Ray Best of the resettlement administration of Idaho E W Hickman of the University of Idaho I E Spence “of the soil conservation service of Idaho C E Flemming of the Nevada agricultural experiment station Lowry Nelson director of the Utah agricultural experiment station L A Stoddart also of the experiment station G L Quote of the soil conservation service of Utah J Howard Maughn of the resettlement administration of Utah staff members of the regional forest office and staff members of the intermountain forest and range experiment station - George from Hamilton B Brydaon cruelty attorney Ltdred J Wilde Hertha Raplnl from Frank Raplut cruelty tinman E Knoder 21 Evanston Wyo : Martorle H Anthony 21 Minneapolis in-rd- Mi- reWe Simper Brydsoh Ogden Special to The Tribune OGDEN — Standards and methods for range surveys to correlate the work of the different agencies will be considered June 8 at a meeting of the interagency committee of the soil conservation service resettlement administration aad Divorces Asked Gwen Dalton Newell 25 Moab Edith Elaine Johnson 22 Provo Albert Let Ison Hancock 23 Blue Bell iota Mary Johnson 26 Pleasant Grove Mervln Henry Peterson 2ff7"Payson Helen Hales 27 Spanish Fork Rex Frank Warr 21 Eureka hadie Mue Jolley 18 Moroni David Kenneth Johnson 22 fjprlngville Beth Robertson 18 Spanish Fork Frank Carlyle Austin 21 Lehl Louise Hamnett 19 Alpine Jav Woodrow Tolman 24 Honeyville Louise Swenson 27 Provo Blaine Fullmer Thorpe 22 Springvllte Edna Starr 22 Sprlngvllle Hal Curtis Johnson 22 Thtstlf ' — Marjqrlti MhweiUberger 17 Thistle Rnlland Eans Tldd 27 Lehl: Maude Partridge 29 Provo Bench Von Brereton 22 Provo: Maudie Smith 18 t SpriugvlUe A Bernell Dennis 39 Provo Garnett Carter 18 Provo Melvin Robbins Burtis 26 Grace Idaho Mildred Marie Johnson 23 Provo Homer Rich 21 Smithfield: Ruth Lorraine Mack 20 Smlthfield Alma Henry West 52 Beaver Dam Gertrude E Hansen 47 Fielding James William Smith 35 Salt Lake City Lillie Elizabeth Olsson 35 Logan Agencies Plan Idaho— Air- - May 31 Deaths Vann laRue Fannin 29 Camper Wya Besftie Xtill 22 Sjirlngvllle Max Leo Warner 25 Provo with junior chamber officials Famous Groups The tournament band voted the most popular musical attraction at the Chicago Century of Progress exposition has been invited to play at the 1940 Olympic games in Japan McLaglen’s motor corps this spring defeated the internationally famous Mexico- - City motorcycle corps in stunt competition at Los Angeles Chairman of the "jubilesta” plans for the junior chamber was Hyrum B Sumraerhays He was aided by A W Clark Jr Waller B Furman Arthur Watts Stanley Layton Verd Edwards Ray Forsberg E D Hammond Jr Eugene B Duffin R G Jolley and W E Lay son TUTTLE— Cynthia Estella Tuttl Magna cardiac failure June 1 AUGUST— Albert August 68 of 102 West First flout h street myocarditis June 3 CASTKLLO — Mary Angelina Castello 71 a of 2169 McClelland street broncho June 3 COX — Ellen Rose Cox 25 Murray uterine heniorrhage June 4 PRESCOTT— taenry Carter Preeeott 35 of 762 Everetts aveuue influenzal infection June 2 Provo by Obituaries avenue daughter Virgil 8 and Anita May Wilson 2858 Washington avenue eon: Cyril J end La Rue Archibald Clough 3064 Wall avenue daughter: Herbert R and Haleb Opheikens 1863 Childs avenue eon Vesta Johnson Gould 241 West Patterson avenue daughter Albert and Elisabeth Clemanoe N and Adaline Edwards Hatch Portlstit and Adams avenue daughter: John K and Nhie Taylor Clawson 534 Thirty-fift- h street daughter William 8 and Ruth Bateman Costley 3 00 North street son Oeorges R ana Winona Porter Poulter 2339 Oramercy avenue daughter Myron N and Myrtle Kendricks Barnet Layton Utah daughter Alvin L and Pauline Meadows Allred 2558 Washington avenue son Vernon A and Alberta Bone Robins Lay-to- n Utah eon: George M end Isabella Wilson Fatk 2350 Jefferson avenue eon Earl J and Ita Jones Stephen 2145 Ogden avenue daughter Kenneth R and Evelyn Hall Field 2353 Jefferson avenue W Beth and daughter: Clive Young Robinson 3339 Childs avenue daughter Charles W end Wanda Layton Skeen 3279 Wall avenue son Frank J and Zola Tyner Falk-ne- r 482 Park bouleard son Clyde £ and Inae Black 225 Thirty-fiftRsckham street sou William and Pearl Holmes de Bloois Jr Forty-eightand Pacific avenue son William E and Helen HufSUtler Dean 263 Thirtieth street daughter George H am! Gladys Ellery Benuet Jr Syracuse Utah son Karl E and Leila Coombs Weese 748 Paterson avenue son Maurfce R and Roma Knight Conroy 232 Ogden Canyon daughter Charles V and Bessie Spackmana Hogge Farmington Son Frank and Van Kampen Wolthuis 3506 Ogden avenue son Rulon D and Davis Hudson Chugg Plain City daughter Arthur -atd Iree Croley Wed Willard som Tooele — Mr and Mrs C W Daniels girl Mr and Mnr Donald Wavne Mailett girl Marriage License ' Prison Terms Given Five in District Court j State aiid Local Statistics : II B 7 Child - Hurt Ronald Hail 3 559 East Eighth South street was treated at the emergency hospital Saturday "for cuts and bruises suffered when he han intqnthe side of an automobile at Seventh South and Lake streets — - COAL COMMISSION Address: 709 Ezra Thompsun Salt Lake City UtahIN Building DISTRICT COURT OF THE United States for the district of Utah In the matter of William C Carter THE In bankruptcy voluntary bankrupt No 14641 To the creditors of William C CaBaft Lake City county of of roler Lake and district aforesaid a bankrupt Notice is hereby given that on the 6th day of May 1937 the said William C Carter as duly adjudicated bankrupt and that the first meeting of his realtors will be held at the office of the undersigned referee In bankruptcy 424 Beason building Salt Lake --City Utah on the 17th aay of June 1937 -at 130 o’clock ’p rru at which time the said creditors may t attend prove their claims appoint a And trustee examine the bankrupt transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting McConnell j Referee — hi Bankruptcy Salt Lake City Utah Junt5 1937 rlt t CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Acttn Sales Apartments I nfiimlshcd Apartments frurnliihed Aalomobilea Lor Sale Auto Trucks For Sale Aatotnnbilrc Wanted Aatn Part Tops Tires finelneee Opportunities Hoard and boom i 4 lathing Wanted "Coal amt Hood For Sal D ft Bird Rabbits Farnitur For Sale Farnltare Wanted Puruiithed Rmmia Famished Hnttee Farm and Garden Prodae Farms tor Kate Flowers Soft Fertiliser Help Wanted— Men Help Wanted— Women Hay Grata aad Feed oma Far ftata 3 16 17 55 6U--- 68 J9 19 49-47-- 41 69 49 F 29 22 4 31 44 II9 4ft HiMift lt’e K1DEX For Rent— Unfurnished 4 Swap and Inond l)t Livestock For hale Mifteeilnneone For f Mil Miftceilaneoiifl Wanted Muiite and Radi Money to Ixan Moving— Storaga— CaU aa Ew 27 47 8 37 i 4ft tr 1 rj - 48 61 16 Personals 99 Poultry Baby Chicks 89 Property For Sale or Trad Pftpertng-4- aU Painting Eig 61 Radio For hale Roofing— Call aa Ft pert Train Hus Steamship 10 Schools and Training 63 and Service Tpewrltrrs SPLCIAI NOTICE — If pa ar aa able to find the goods or servic vnu want— Cull Want Ads Wanatrk 690— well flag It for yoa without — obligation '' I |