Show ' - ’ ' ' -- M a :j DECEMBER 3 1937" THE SALT LAKE TRIBUTE SUNDAY MORNING Local Couple To Observe Anniversary S L M Pair Pass Jury Ponders Sports Show Coeds to Air Views on Column Delta Fraud Case Nets Funds to air For Third Day For First - Aid star aeiI:S0 it’s Here— The Big Y uletide Mailing Jam gggognr i judge Tells Body Memories of early Utah lumbering activities were recalled Saturday by Mr and Mrs Arthur Westerman of 559 DeSoto atreet sary Sunday at residence Both natives of I their IB n gland they came to Utah at nearly the same time she in 1870 and he in’ 1871 with their ‘families Eleven years later they were married in the old octagonal Presby-M- r 'to vlthe t Mrs Westerman 1890 nee r Postal Officials Again Urge Early Shopping Shipping Express Agency Prepares for Banner Year as Citizens Loosen Purse Strings lJu" furniture manufacturer In he began to work for Morrison-Merril- l Lumber company and continued for 40 years Because of illness he was forced to retire m 1930 Many years ago he helped to wreck the old Salt Lake hotel situated where the Tribune building now stands The couple have six sons and a daughter some of whom may attend the family dinner at 6 p m and the open house reception for friends and neighbors following at 7 p m Sons and daughter are Edwin Roy and David Westerman Sacramento Cal Sydney J Westerman Garfield George S and Samuel Westerman Salt Lake City and a daughter Mrs Benjamin ' Ryan Park City The Weather Weather condition reported by U 8 weather bureau December 4 1037 the Canadian high Moving Southward pressure cold atr jnaas if Saturday night created over Yellowstone park and Mon tan Lowest temperatures art reported from the south central province and the northern plains states In most of the western states fair weather prevails Skte are cloudy In a section extending from the northwest coaat through Idaho and Wyoming Into Colorado but precipitation ts light and scattered The influence of the high Is shown by a distinct temperature decline In all but the Pacific £oat states the A southern plateau and the southwest disturbance is Attended Cortheaatern states weather from the Mississippi Valley to the Atlantic coast Comparative data for Salt Lake City: Degrees 44 Highest temperature today 62 Highest tn this month siuce 1874 Lowest last night 29 Lowest this month since 1874 —10 Mean for today 36 Hormal 35 Inches Total precipitation for the 24 hours 0 ending at 5:30 p m Total for this month to date O Accumulated deficiency for this month to date 21 Total since October 1 : 3 43 Accumulated excess siuce October 1 43 Sun rises 7 :38 a mt sets 5 p m Decern her 5 WEATHER OBSERVATIONS TAKEN YES TEKPAY AT 5:30 P M Mountain Time! 8 Stations 1 c 3 Eoise Cheyenne Chicago Denver Grd Jnc Helena Kan City Lander xLos Aug Mpli 8tP Modena Needles Yew York Omaha Phoenix Pocatello Ptlnd Ore Pueblo si they as heed I A Smoot Glasser company of Los Angeles the nuts were and sought their con- libels alleged InstrietiMi WEEK &U3 a) No Fresh ib (§(Q) 3 lb Can U Pierce’s 2Va Cans 10c Creamery Crystal While- Giant Bars TOMATOES Solid Pack 2V2 Cans No LapDe Package 4 for 25c CATSUP Hold St George Meet Plans Big Business C M Hall general agent here of the Railway Express agency ts planning to handle the largest shipment of Christmas packages his company has had in years “We have reason to believe the American people always generous at holiday time have more money to apend this year and are going to open their purse strings wider than ever before” he said December 12 ts the latest possible date foreign mall can be sent and have shippers expect it to reach its destination by Christmas Postmaster Smoot pointed out Saturday as he urged earlier mailing Has Small Chance Eight posts of the American legion and auxiliaries convened in St George Saturday for an annual district convention After tending to business affairs In the afternoon the legionnaires went sightseeing held a band parade and enjoyed a banquet Dancing concluded the day’s festivities District Commander H D Johns of Fillmore had charge of the meeting K D Williams local commander arranged the affair find several state officials attended Posts represented included Fillmore Milford Delta Beaver Paro-wa- n Cedar City Hurricane and St George Package mail delayed that long stands small chance of reaching any place except western European points on time however he 'explained because of customs inspec- Pay sqn Legion Post Installs Officers tions Postmaster Smoot reported a quickening In commercial mailing already although the Christmas rush can hardly be regarded as " started yet Deadline dates as quoted by Mr Smoot to Insure prompt delivery before Christmas are as follows: December 18 for points east of Illinois ' Indiana Kentucky Michigan Ohio and Tennessee with December 37 a safe date for the latter states December 18 for Arkansas December 18 for Arkansas Iowa Louisiana Minnesota Missouri Nebraska North Dakota Oklahoma Oregon South Dakota Texas and Washington December 20 for Arizona northern California northern Idaho Montana New Mexico and Ntevada December 21 for central and southern California Colorado suuthern Idaho all Utah towns not on railroads and Wyoming December 22 for Utah towns on railroads and Salt Lake City LEI WHITLOCK Manager Take Pleasure in Announcing to the Dental Profession Their New Modern Laboratories at SOUTH MAUI STREET Paul Davis has been installed commander of Payson American legion post No 48 Other officers are: First vice commander Stanley Wilson second vice commander Harry Bott adjutant Joe Flanders finance officer Harold Simmons service officer Frank Brewerton sergeant-at-arms John Wilde chaplain Heber A Curtis Hospital Administrators Tour Coast Facilities 1 E A Littlefield local manager Large No auditor for consideration while the city commission referred the request for $300 to Ihe finance department Ppsl No 2 V F W Post Plans Christmas Partry A S Cantonwine last week was appointed chairman of the committee to make arrangements for the Veterans ' of Foreign Wars LJeu-tenant E post No 409 anChristmas party The party scheduled for Decem- nual Allen is tentatively ber 21 in the Moose Mall Murray post No 60 American legion will hold a meeting Monday kt 8 p m In the Irving junior for men A dance In the Murray firemen's hall December 11 will be held to raise funds for the Decemannual Christmas high school gymn&sium ce - F Officer Addresses Post George Burdick Request from the county for was referred to the county Help Kidneys fill Work All work is performed on ‘Inert "matter under the authorization and responsibility of Utah Licensed Dentists Free Estimates and Ad vice- - South Main Street Your Kidney eonUtn 9 million tiny tubes or inters which may ba ndangered by neglect or drastic Irritating druK Be If functional disorders oi the or Bladder make Kidney from Getting CJp Nights Nervousness Leg Pains Circles Under fcyea Utzziues Backache Swollen Joint Excess Acidity or Bitrnni Passages lon’t relv on ordinary medicines the doctor’s pre ribt eu“h troubles ith starts (ystex working ui hours and must (jstes satlsfac prms entirely week and be exactly the m4 toy m 1 need or money back is gnaran ieltiy°u you copz 1937 The Kjqux Co i 9-L- CELERY Sperry Bag Post Will Honor Girl Willi Trip to L j - as it Billie Wimmer Magna Jordan Legionnaire Plan Christmas Dance in conjunc-- 99c J PEANUTS jumbo! 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Sliced lb LAMB STEW lb BRfliflS— Fresh lb ' LAHB Chops 1 for r LISrJ EMSmiUDu Price Effective BAKERIES 8 10c 17c 12c 10c 9c f! can Cans RIB BOlLliiO DEEF Monday and Tuesday I BOSTON CREAM PIE 27 each 27 icing each 23 i 9 - r each Rich French cream filling topped with whipped cream MOCHA BUTTER CREAM CAKE Rich iponge cake topped with trait and batter SCOTCH SHORT BREAD A holiday 'delicacy cream Mada with para butter VIENNA ROLLS doz Crusty rolls with poppy or sesame seed PINEAPPLE TARTS doz 19 each 29 ‘each 19 Tasty coffee rolls filled with pineapple FRENCH CHERRY CREAM PIE French cream filling mixed with cherries APPLESAUCE CAKE FlllFd with chopped DATE-NU- nuts and raisins Deliciously spiced COOKIES T Made with fresh dates and WHITE RAISIN BREAD FRESH STOCK SEEDLESS CLEANSER doz 17 loaf 10 walnuts Fluffy white bresijjvlth lots of raisins LIGHTHOUSE can lb VSiza 2 for 25c1 10c 12c each AVOCADOS EXTRA FANCY DELICIOUS 5c 2c each each GRAPEFRUIT m LILIES— Lg Juicy “Ssh §?& (ggmg 2 £r MflEMKES r C u n tr 2773 Florida 3c Pack cans 25c HONEY— fey Utah Pack tins 75c IIILK— Large Cans All Brands4 lor 29c SUGAR— fine Utah Dee! 10 lbs 58c PEAS STRING BEANS Feans 2 for 15c CORN— Fancy Golden Nr73 for 25c ZEE h 5-l- b cello bag 1 0-l- b t 1 Extra Standard No Toilet Tissue Members of 'Jordan post No 35 American Legion will dance at a Christmae party December 15 at the Firemen's hall in Midvale The planned' FLAVOR 35c BEAUS or RICE Cyprus post will honor a girl of the community with a trip to the American Legion national convention next fall honorary drum major of the junior drum was anand bugle corps nounced Saturday The winner will be selected after-a contest between the following girltf: CherrU Solomon Gloria Orr Grariger Esther Taylor Idell Lewis and LaUna Bowers Naomi Garfield Coon Hunter LaRue Russon Adele Baker Georgia Gillette Dora Self Mary garet Anderson Ruth Ivie Mary England Bernice Maisen Lareo " Symea Mary Evelyn Bullock and fwgdv) tioa with the auxiliary HEALTHFUL POTATOES Rust?:!Idia5o b Hansen district commander of the organisation Officers installed were: Art Peters commander William B Sum' $200 Rolled Oats 5c lb 5c bunch 5c each UtDfflos) ’QUQaMiqi Murray Group Meets Monday Evening Ex-Germ- ARTICHOKES” BROCCOLI The Salt Lake post No 2 American legion which Ls engaged in its own safety campaign last week indorsed Mayor Erwin’s aafety proclamation for the month of December and pledged itself to redouble its efforts to reduce the number of traffic accident! in Salt Lke City 3 lbs Crisp Indorses Mayor’s Safely Flan C 2Vz Tins 10c of the veterans' administration and Dr Foster J Curtis his chief medical assistant returned to Salt Lake jarty ber 20 City this week after a three-wee- k tour of veterans’ hospitals on the W Paciflo coast “All hospitals there Twin Falls V are caring for the largest number of patients facilities will permit” Installs Leaders said Mr Littlefeild Veterans of Foreign Wars at Twin Falls Idaho have installed newly elected officers under direction of Don’t Toko Drastic Drugs SALT LAKE CITY Spesial Redused Prices on 212 lilt for urer - fop AtktStmnach Agoriy Sue to Gastric Hyperacidity Diets and Booklet About AeldStomach Troubles Testier tnl Inflamed Stomachs Scorehetf lated surfaces to sooths Inflamed with by Biting Arid Pain Burning stomach membranes to quell pains and tnawlitg Appetite— Bui Such aa Penalty to quiet nausea With such protection Paid for Gratifying It What picture! And how unnecessary thanks to VON’R Nature eagerly starts the healing pro PINK TABLETS This prescription at cess Eight days usually and you know ones starts to coat irritated and grmnu and feel all this happening Limit of one to a customer Not on safe at Drug Stores CALL AT OUR OFFICE OK MAIL THI8 AD AND $100 TO SAN FRANCISCO VON CO 664 Faclfio Bldg Dept 81 831 Market Street Saa Francisco Calif With CLOSED PorkGBeans With the Veterans The city and county commissions were petitioned last week for contributions aggregating $500 to assist in decorating graves of war veterans in Salt Lake City and county next Decoration day The petitions were from the United Veterans’ couneil- - by William Higbee chairman and C G Forslund secretary and treas- ' on winter playgrounds near Salt Lake City M Verne Woodhead assistant secretary of the Salt Lake City chamber of commerce announced Thq other half of the cost of the kits has been volunteered by the Red Cross The Sautrday morning aession of the show was attended by 100 young winter sports enthusiasts ‘shop With only 17 shopping days until Christmas Salt Lakers were adulterated urged Saturday by postal authorities and shipping agencies to “shop fiscation and destruction T early and ship early” One phase of yuletidc mailing— that of gifts to foreign nations— is already near completion and the annual Chnstrrjas rush of sending Varied Veterans’ Yule Parties GradPlans gifts within the country is due to start soon according to Postmaster ually Take Shape Eight Legion Posts Decoration Aid 212 ‘VoisvllIK TABLETS be Installed TUESDAY Captain Arno P Steinicke an durofficer in the German-arming the World war was guest Cyprus Names Yule stuLundstrom former Wesley last week at a joint meetdent at East high school last week speaker ing of Corporal Fred J Grant post Basket Committee was Initiated into the Stanford uni- No 481 Veterans of Foreign versity chapter of Theta Chi fraCyprus post No 38 American LeWars and Its auxiliaries In Ogden Utah Copper is He of Mr gion will meet at th ihejoa and ternity comBowman P post George Mrs F E Lundstrom 1326 Harmander presided at the meeting club Thursday to select committees vard avenue for preparation and distribution of Christmas baskets for aged and Veterans’-- Council Seeks needy Ray Wyatt publicity chairman said Saturday Salt Lake 6an Diego Oakland Seattle Spokane Tonopah Wshngtn Winemue Yeilstne— Yuma to show 916 SOUTH MAin AND Criminal libel proceedings had been filed Saturday in federal district court against two shipments of nuts from California One included 63 cases of walnut smeats shipped by L Demartini company of San Francisco The other wa on nine cases of shelled walnuts from the Torn The at Friday night and Saturday morning to pay half the costs of first aid kits Enough money was realized the Winter Sports MONDAY File Libel Proceedings & Joins Tlieta Chi Reuo ' St Louis Kits on Playgrounds Prices Effective: Westerman terian church at Second East and Second South atreets Having spent the greater part of the ii his life in busi jr - —— ’lumbering ''ness Mr Westerman remembers hardships of the early 70‘s when r food and work Some of Salt Lake City’s residents line up to mail Christmas gift packages He if were scarce early and ship early” requests used to haul fire wood out of Big "& That Needed for After completing the third day of deliberations the federal jury considering the charges of the government against four persons on mail fraud charges reported to Judge Tillman D Johnson late Saturday that it was still unable to reach a verdict Judge Johnson hfter Impressing on the jurymen the need of reaching a verdict if possible instructed them to return to court at 10 a m Monday Onf juror asked the' court if the jury could acquit three defendants and fail to return a verdict on the fourth The court ruled such a decision would be possible ss they contemplated celebration l of their golden vedding anniver- iVV Money Supplies Half To Continue Efforts for Verdict Cottonwood canyon for four dollars a load taking two or three days each load In early days he Delta Delta sorority president Ruth Hardy president of Pi Beta Phi‘ Ruth Davis student body secretary Jack Snow homecoming chairman Geoffrey Circuit Chronicle editor and Bruce Balken Redskin football regular Next week The Tribune will conduct a public poll to determine whether Anthetl or Dorothy Dix’a column will be retained Every The six students to be heard on reader will be asked to vote and the broadcast are Virginia Sdlwood state reasons for their preference T- Half Century Of Wedded Life v The prq and con regarding George the lovelorn colAnthell’g tdWce umn “Boy Advises Girl’’ will take to the waves Sunday OVee radio station KDTL a m Sunday six University of Utah students will present their views and comments on how Antbeil compares with Dorothy Dix In the giving of “heart and home” advice roll 4c EttUaODtf bar Powdered or Brown '! |