Show -— : - -- THE SALT LAKE TRmtzTE SATUJIDAY MORNING MAROW 12 1938 - Counties Urge Hothemakers 11 (sp' it'ai 'Plan Gain Tills - A proposal that Utah countres be relieved of their responsibilities for hospitalization of indigents k won tentative appreval TridaY night of the legislative committee of the Utah Association of County Offidials at its first meeting of the year Undet terms of the measure to be drawn by the committee the state would administer a central hOspital for care of all needy lack 'Counties Would be required to reimburse the state in proportion to the number of needy from each subdivision treated at the state hospital The bill is the direcToutgrowth-o- f agitation by Salt Lake county authorities and medical 'men who 'claim many residents of other coun- ties are now being treated at the Salt Lake General hospital at the expense of Salt Lake county The state presumably would take over the General hospital if the bill 1 a I ot ' X- - dk 4: r i t 1 Were i" ' - - IK ' s' a i - la paued Another major project of the committee which met at the Newhouse under- 'ehairmanshili of J R Jarvia Salt Lake county treasurer will be to rewrite a score of sections relating to assessment and collec'lion of taxes in order to simplify the procedure and more clearly define the 'duties of each county officer a Other measures xeceiving tentato protect peace tive officersagainspt liability in making arrests and tis'increase the jury and witness fees In civil cases in order to discourage much petty litigation 1 ' - r I I : 34 1 ' Chamber Sets 'Ad Budgets ' ': a a at l budget for spending $25000 of the advertising fund recently sub- scribed by Salt Lake City business men for advertising the tourist lure of this Tegion was worked out by the advertising coMmittee of the chamber 'of commerce - at a Friday boon meetirig7 Two committees were appointed A to study specific expenditures group to study the preparation of booklets for distribution will be composed of C H Saltroarah Marion C Nelson Byron W Butler and William' G Lambert The group to study means of outdoor advertising consists of William G King Chauncey W West and D B Moench Budgetary distribution of the fund was announced by Will Browne chairman as follows: Convention department $4500: booklets $3500 newspapers and radio $1650 touristinformation $1800 outdoor adverA es i I rict 11 no ' 4 29 4 i' ng in : ng s nt ' ' i '' ' ' ed 41 is t' la 1 et ell ' trial department promotion $2900 tn a its ur fta a $2000 vices $450 a -— Ex-Diplom- d- - d- - e- trl Statistics night doubt" I would Ihe oon City qhroughout empire Pi-i-- -( 'It old Salt Lake 19 Halt Lake 36 Oakland ' 'Cal ' Adeline Mildred 35 Salt Lanning Lake City Donald Melvin 14011011 24 Molaila Ore Helen Corneae Marie Aronson 25 Minn Wannaska $400 Idaho 22 Salt Lake City Salt Lake City 25 BingWilliam Eugene Hathaway ham: hot& 4est 19 Bingham Leo Hans Nielsen Leola Smith 21 tilliViidgra'' 'lard - lia2ttBinSarh '''' Alit'e itirean 31 Gosheni' "Liemocracy is in tile greatest 24 Spanish ForkA'era Hamilton danger of any time in modern his- James Harold Cousins 37 Helper of "The Dodd said question tory!' Fern Hreinson 23 Castlegate what France and England will do Willard A tali 27 Pall Lake Cityl in the face of Hitier'a move over- Mildred Stewart 21 Provo shadows even the nazi coup itself" wow D laradford 28 Spanish Cork In a talk at Carnegie hall the Vlrginia Joan Campbell 26 eureka former ambassador blamed a large Harry H Hales- 27 Spanish Fork Mae Nelson 24 Salem 'portion of disturbed werld condifiens upon the failure of the United a Ogden States to accept President Wilson's William C Gore 34 Salt Lake City League of Nations plan Virginia Clay 26 Brigham City 10ta4441Ca -- a t a Lily ' t ith Ihe the '' t a a an r I tf ' - I mr ' - —4-- - i ! the 7— I March OKLAHOMA CITY AN sh At rch lt Lc ly ' a an all Robert lionghnrst 34 Superior Wyo: Heber-Cit- yUtah Afton 018614-2- federal - eta Fe- ' - on ill on tn this‘ )ur In MP - tile i bey PORTLAND —Arthur Gillis Aci dd ur i it police round-u- p rorists Circuit in 1 year s Led - - ac an' re- - In aP- - -- the der 4 - - Ana red '" au - 6's A 4 e Gillis t ret -- : ---7 Lindberglii- Sail i'VE! 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UNION BUS ‘DEPOT to - g:-- 3105 800INew York 800 DC 30151Denver "1100iSan Erenniseax VISO STATE -- 'teie WANTED—Woman with plenty of tt—TTer ence on men's alterations Pullman Wholesale Tailors 130 So W Temple CAPABLE experienced cook for famili meals' City references cooking Was regular em-w- Phone WANT country girl for hawk Part cars of 2 children Must ha neat clean 46 wit to starts Box Enta TribTer ' — 6 WEEKS Of pleasant work with Full or part time Call at 30'5 E 2nd a Routh today WANTED—Norse COI accredtted hospital training good waees Was 3515 WANTED—Toung lady to assist with office work for tuition in business- college Apply 424 Atlas bldg 2 ' WOMAN cook housekeeper for family ot Trib-T- FASTER TIME SCHEDULES 3 ROUTES EAST S21150 Detroit 1124251Chicago service i sm NATIONAL ' - -TRAILWAYS Also - TribTele OPPORTUNITIES TRAVEL ' ' 1 IL rir"W-1178ALBSLADIES with car to Neil diatinetivii to V 2(4ruSILugat:1m iady's ready to wear Apply M BrOW11 ArBtukt: 1Arcade rm 318 Newhouse hotel net 9 ' 8 p m t) AL EXPERT massage Aat rm 315 23 E 1 B Marie Marren EXPERIENCED millinery salesladies want ed for part time and full time work HOt MAE 15544 WEST 2ND SOUTH until 12 noon MONDAE Apply 9:30 BATH 511c MASSAGE Rm 22 9 to el Z C M I Personnel Dept ONLY VERY beet massage bot bath alcohol and EXPERIENCED fitters for lady's alteration oil rubs lira 105 226227 Atlas Wt department Apply Tuesday and Scientific HOURS 10 to 7 Open Suns Wednesday morning ONLY E O M ly electrical st cab 207 Utah Sae & 'Fr Personnel Dept REAL rood massage hot bath alcohol rub COMPETENT etestographer to work in 334-33Hours 10 to A Atlas Wet $75 to begin L D S Bunn Ogden MASSAGE baths oil ale& Tubs 11 220 heel college graduate preferred StenoNurse 221 Beason bids 25 N 2nd favored Write Box E58 Trib typist bath' 0 and 7 T in experience private family One as cook and cars of kitchen and pantry One for waitress in dining room and wont in front of holm both upstairs and downstairs None tin der the age of 25 or ever 45 need apply Please state position desired Box 4 TiV11 - - AND BATH 360 SOUTH G- ' ' RScflLTheat defense S T W 9613 against poverty 444-TICKETS AND INFORMATION ENRoLL BARBERS ARE IN DEMAND Phone Was ISMS now Molero Barber Col- - 110 Regent Temple Square Rotel COLLEGE 246 ' Overland Stages—Los Angeles $8 WE6TER?:t ELECTRICAL New classes now Bonded and Insured Operating under Lett EIY 115i Caliente $650 Wtison hot WU12 111—HELP—'Wanted-i—MEN----- --- - i art a Wav e Ins can do fashion illustrgtion and letter- A 10WORD sd in this column costs '38e Do not answer unless you are A4 Ina and 44e three days to' Sunday daily Give experience and salary expected ' 007 U (Includes both papers datiy) Box Trib2rele awe ow to and sen—uouge ale riyir mouth cars we have the right propos' lion 8 & W MotorCo Vine and State Mr Ashby Murray ' 6 WEEKS of pleasant work with good paY- By time Call at 305 E 2nd- - '' KE - - '' i George 3feManus - 114 fii: sFotrullthortodpIrty - 711-:ii:107sb-lsoll0(- ii l' t lc ttli ' t ' - '' N ' t " - Ib Alf - 411 i ) : 4: " l' - 1 ax-- -- - -- - IVO s s i) I ' Lo—:------ ( S - est 4141411T 't le( '''''lit2r" ' ' - ' - 1 ' I ' - '1' - ' ' 1 - rtovu ? pcamv:4 Box ' "'Ft cle --A0-- — ' tkri d1 r I 13 hms i - - S --- g1:s - F6R-- eitiplet - ' 1rive Tribune-Telegra- Pint water 51c1 'hatil"—st ' Trib pox torrte elec rauk-617n I !nod Inc s ht 111I wd AriTtlts 444 Sn 4th F Hy 42ki1W olloALoil Faoa) tCJatinued °a hen! i 1 - 4 1ILINFUNNISHEO) ) VOWAQ 9PqrAtt 1 16—APARTMENTS $40-4- -RM I i - 30! 114W34:04TOP pa' - g -- notions doing good business rouse of gelling 4810 Holladay bhci WANTED partner tor vtudevIlie road show - - small investment Call Chas Yingluig room 124 Ptrnih Initet WILL least or buy car service luncttw d SEA :4?074( - 5U NIGHT 'CLUB FOR SALE no so STATE r dresses LAMES' children's Sickness - i ropfr 'cArrwe'D r ill rioetcrtlig a3 ttligtioseenhfotp t& - ' ' My ' Itflottg this Lcolumn costs 57o L 15 WVD Ad660in Sunda i days for 6150 (includes bot11 Tribune end Teletram daily) 4 A state isitr:rparog e'lthuirldt7nl'or good prices on work e ': occlioinal - - i - l'IM 1 8930-V- kOR C: ' per too- cocOme side duplex Hy 11161 tivasatiad ' '— -ranches ) farms cartningfind factoriesl OgdenState city property sheep Bank (in liquidation) room hilHotel Ben Lomond Orden tltah Powell ' Wire! Opportunities- noptakktailiti7300d b f I' sp ki Oineraetfutlanurptu $40013thmiliyneet Ntlb ( Agents atf2195TIATTV-ilT:SonSi- t GETIVIZE a(GNALS w - a I r I2—BUSINESS q ' fr ' e ' lb w- - '' 11' - it 1111 By Paul 11117' -- It age I ---- -- 711 - y - Leoa'1"" 10' - Zvi Ala """"- N‘ 31 P - yr &js- --- 1 :0- -- 2 s il' 1 - t IP ) AI J- 4100"-- ' ' al I l1 - t' e AreevuttutzrrTotete‘ - — e ' N '''''ccAl' - 1111 A — - wtt7- — 'ar la—Salesmen a - TO MEN AND WOMEN Full or sell home of outstendtpg merit Top commissions and leads furnished Pay daily 526 Newhouse bldg EXPER salesmen with car to eel' lady's readv-trcweApply Mr Brown Pm 316 'Nwhouse hotel hterre a m8 171 life insurance office SELL membership 212 Beason building Oily- - wywAouTtmveo ' 111111111 sanynqoAtl& — - - I - '724ia I NiNcs ( - sPewtio me! 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(L '' ) It P 41 e---- i 1' N'o - - t ' ICY i :- ZiDAY ALCOHOL TREATMENT ao Results enured Intermountain Sanatorium DiUrriati curate Inventive A-- 1 wk W 975a 1149 Fest Rth Po Hy 41376' A1 mach tool liesisner an DEL i P DELK 304 Pelt hide Coma lip DRArT8aMAN A-- 1 wk W 9756 Frown nails removed without man or MAN witit small truck wants Any kind of Wits 2128 after soreness work Was 10208 FBENCH Easy pract instructions core versation Expen BOOKFIturi EorPEpIrttytnimiset wyoliLng87d3e0pemndable - : ) crat41 al w Gor - EXPERT comptometer operator want" Po b WO like o ge ht touch w th someone sition Refers Phone Mid 721-who knew FrankLalson in 1888 or AM° can privies the date of his mar- WOMAN with little girl wiehes housework ' Hy 38104t 445 Coateville ave Information riage to Clomenia Pratt id Heir reit Wei Wis Phone WA& Pueblo Wasn't& Phoenix ' - :i - COIF a 1NFOARmMeAriTcalnONicxmanceiin2es4 - - r -- 3088 So 5th East Reward CURTAIN& 25o to 350i 10 51 bill& Reward 9 vra era Call and Return 152 So 4th E ORPENDABLE woman 10 LADY'S Hamilton gold wrist watch near 3rd So Reward Hy 2852 5500W WILL work for home Bon '1) - - ' - - NF )))1 e le 11LLO' '6s p yvIr - - WAS 1106 costa 67d ItvriTbrireeadzysTre: $150 (includes 'ram WIG set wtroDWITrueJE— 371 11 I oink 4 Ma column in Ad daily and Sea LADY'S pocketbook Y:' - sip - 1ElirT14EM ir a :ell:yam: eeren 9 c4yaliueldaimprper11-- I ' !!t mot a sACF:RA(DIrOpiRtcoLEE: Salt Lake Bus Depot -- 3—LOST AND FOUND S8 360 SOUTH STATE 1484 to 1486 80 STATE 11Y 4800 M THALER OEHRiCH AUCTIONE:R High clan licence service Was 96115 rails or Hy - : sCt itindetaim -- IL ADAM5WP--7V---Mt-- LRLEAAKTEEt IT 1 : W QB EcATHNWADENkNolselAELaNTE HIEDAEBFLairrrr) STOVE AND FURNACE REPAIRS AU arrovii REPAHLING guaranteed Free estimateWas 8477 ---SALES ' - ' IT WILL Goo° N " j8 ourZsetvE3 teobszirs GE A is 'TOLD ig ptcvse HIM ceose tieta hEG k CoME OK '''' HOME Acr 1111 fe 6ANI3945t "IN c '41 int I E' !eout twos 010111 1t'I' ' k1 i' - atti hyToImNWiltondOriental lyour6m4A6ux pmb ion i A Expert stered furniture cleaning Oriental rus 1630 S State My 7276 iipecialist rt011SET Itug Cleaning Co It costs no more for the beat 1015 IL ith E Sly 8502 -- - Regular Bus Service Resumed 1tAlsitIV'xigorikma - - a se wke4'T liOHE 114E LATYr euvriaLmS 'Me BOARDI6G irlil Nevi001I 'Imo a" ti:1 TrL lAr-- NMI A! - KOW a- - t- Announce y cleaid : TRAILWAYS CalIPIOIaLRAN-k41t- h Upriointery rugs auto cualtions Latent process best ne milla Was 2358 217 Edierin st DESERET CLEANERS—Finest rug clean- hotel GO MOW' IILL 0 I IVAMILtit5v231 P DDI:VVIZIE laSerf PCSe AClidl r 4A1641156'2 - ) Weil'I'MIMCK'W GclrAurr A Mi14C :MUCKf i Gail:EA 41E7Rict iVIE NHT DO A C-- '' BURLINGTON 3107 W LEANING-7 1366 COMPLETE TRAVEL INFORMATION' - - Standard Rooting Co 768 State iick 4 o Roy Polvers 9 Eagle Scold—An Accident - ROOFING reasonable Mr Bithell Hy 9237 Co 0ALT LAKE HOUSECLEANING Was 639-!silvering painting Cleaning realluti aiinatn waiwo nal cleaning at the Was --- CO oft ruling 235 Edition It Wag 1801 FOR private and nubile library binding F O Dust Co 221 Edison et W 18M - ERING-CLEANING 8876 -- --R- UG' Depot TENPLE NQUAREI HOTEL BLDG 8- - Lili1811 int ois calievainplanignusaigndoematteamu: Hy U THOMA8 - Storage Co & -'- 9111i1 11111 ") WitilktUt pEPAxAi:N:diktiNAxGp able Portland $13 00New York 63105 Spokano 13001Chlrago 2150 Bole 15 100 Idaho Falls 390 Kan city 16 95 Flan 'Fran 10 OMIteno 960 Local services to Park trileFO:fiVillt Gattield Magna Union—Bus PRINTERS-BOOKBIN- PAPERHANGING and cleaning Free estimaten Low prices Mr Scott Hy 0210 ' CLEANING PAPERING FAINTING Work guar Free intimate a We 1164 prices for expert painting An appeal to Mrs Betty Stout liv- REASONABLal or paper cleaning Hy 864M washing Call ing somewhere In Salt Lake City WALLPAPER Was 8484-- 4 Goodfeliow that-hesister is critically III EXPtAT painting paperhanging a specialty Low rates A E Jones W 0748 Holy Cross hospital was issued Fri- PAPERING cleaning painting rernoct arch woman's husband the bldg estimates tree Clark W5691-day by MR class SAINTING 1 I ' papering cleanina Jack Dillon-- -- of the ---Semloh ' — - work guar Mr as 7223-4PAINTINCI formerly a well khown boxer tree paperbansing cleaning estimates low prices Hy 7708-i- t Mrs Dillon who broke her- neck inLOWEST a fall has taken a December pricers expert papering paintink Call Pearson By 1365 cleaning sudden turn for the worse Mr Dil- PAPMtING Nw iiz Cleaning at 1 OUT Uiii-11T -- ' -PAP- 00Clyr TCly TCIy 01Cly 00Cly 4 - ' 281 me T Cly T Cly Featuring SUPER COACHES' leg Reg T rade- marks drawings Beason bldg W7292 — — - THOMMI - toLos Angeles PATENT ATTORNEYS - 00Cly :::': :' kegular Service Being Maintained- -3 Tirnes Daily AN EXPERT ItASSAU — EFFICIENT Long Oistance and llocal moving wettern states eolvinl Weaerve nine FIREPROOF PACKING SHIPPING 'problems 155 SO WEST TEMPLE Phnne Wats 1582 Was 7095 OVERLAND MOVING VANS Low rates—fastest safest way to in the west ship furniture anywhere Bonded insured Expert china packers No crating necessary For local and long distanee moving packing Martine Was 818 shipping phone Redman's Wsrehouse located at 138 So dith Went SAVE—RENT A TRUCK move youraell Gas Oil furnished Low rates Raker Truck Rental Inc Wan 6160 00'Cly 00 Cly 00 Pt cl sTAGEs P 79 ' FAST 00Cly TRn 00Cle ' FIC - Hy 282 ll TRUKTON TURKISH PASTE'MINTS (Asctd flavors rolors) -- Mollerup Moving cl 00 Cly 101 54 98 gitirport station crr A — : 001't 00PCr el it - WEST FIRST SOUTH 30 springs Eberhardt's Was 32149 MOVING AND STORAGE -- 1 :dayElS—Cblonel Articles of Incorporatio si Lindbergh sailed secretly at 12:30 Visits' Institute of Pry Cleaners and m E S T Saturday on tn 92!ner vyer:-- AIhrtV )A1111111rfttylelit Psul Markt vire president Bremen for England to rejoin their K WOniCOX Densiaa treseurer Tanner seereiery I ' tw font lisid drct or t land Lit 11'1ordatsM111111ing - 581 541 481 481 501 401 741 Winemca Yellwatne Yuma 10 EMMINEEIENIE 1 W ' 4-- ' 58 :' Wshingtn 341 a UNION Special Torgiftg Saturday'TRUFFLES' peril AATTIltElA111NG-Tialli ittb1-0i IlPf A&Cly 110 '4 -- y—-- 'ii nall7p ' 1:l - ' 111111111 It of ' J- 521 - 36 581 851 881 801 601 561 501 St Seattle 30 821 50' pairs litil 0 i i:s' " ' N IMArt- " '' - j -- 74 a - I in Illi i ' volL iulti riled Louis Salt Lake 541 88 70 46' 401 San Diego xSan Fran: 4 "I' 1910Z bareh vg Wien L Lew tPlIti of' ti innA pronwel and caneellstion 41s -I Glendenin i t (Satur:al!priege Fabian Elsit Reno 44 12 14 tit ilk Puel0 - -:- rip —4"" s ' Anthony St 5111104 son- P roatt"I'l 41arte dare la Chas-- South Mali 7 1 - OPPORTUNITIES THELMA'S CANDY AND NUT SHOP 'Fowler Wan 408r1li:: for all makes 62 W 3 So A i -- NZIGHBoRH000 OLD - : - - r wuer To HURRY' i1C165 SOME OF H0m5 "MERE A Twe cmiLostess FROM NE— : 37 422 March 9 Oswald 85 carcinoma March 6 Births- 721 381 581 741 521 881 PHONE W- (30 a 41 Spokane Tonopah lishik Idaho—Mr and Ifira Henry March b Judge Tucker maid Guile asaerted- J and Mrs Paul Perry be was paid by William O'Connell militia& Idaho—Mr March 6 Mr and Mrs Bea Wil-- official of the A F L Garage and -llama son March IL Rock Springs WVa—Mt and Mrs Service Station' Workers' union Evan& HaMike Marta 9 daughter Fork--Jam-os and Phyllis O'Connell indicted-o- n Spanish otUTIO ' :sonand Tolhurst Lucile wood Kulue i charge pleaded innocent- Cooper Snell daughter -' Ihh an automobile on 541 821 11 Pg681 !" 2 - 62( t an I I 501 941 60' ' gLos Ans 'oat Needles xNw York Omaha ' ' : - Heunter D -- - eTt 31'Ttereeietkicrmarntndlif:alesoen OSWALD—Mary Marysville B I :of spraying acid ' LIT N EuLnsi?eNe I I t - - i March S BOLGATE—Rohert Grant llobrate 4 MonI RVrgidet'Lertlarir4"IZiltaa liveartmh1969 1n-- 1 glewood CIL heart diseane Marchl " WORTHEN—Rogar Allen Worthen 2 1108 Fast Broadway unknown kut natural' March 10 — 59 ' 359 East' HILTON—Lauro Milton 1 Fifth Sputa street Ore March) 11 MI) 10 March 29 arrested in a OLENN—Enzabeth 80 McCord e Glenn Provohroncho-pneumotti- a March I otalleged laborter was sentenced Friday by Judge Robert Tucker to one the county jail pleaded guilty to a charge II I Portland Laborite Gets Year ior Terrorism wr- i- taiiter City - rg 131 ii g fig - Bringing Up Father ' " Or June Helena NORTH MtIRRAY—Jack Strong 19 of 856 Park street Salt Lake City Friday had pleaded guilty to a charge of driving- a car without an operator's license andwas sentenced to pay 810 and serve four days in the county jail who at first gave his age as under 18 was referred to the juvenile court by Fred Lindbeck justice of the peace A check of state health department records revealed he was 19 years of age: He was then returned to the justice court and a warranUof–arrest is- ' - 581 481 461 821 601 481 Denver t - ked Boise Cheyenne" Chicago Driver -- Sentenced To Jail Term ' 1 9 - - Ex - P iPi 1ru PI Stations SPANIM - al ' Mc: TOOELE—Funeral mervices for Owen hOspital Laughlin 74 who died at aa local ailment heart Wednesday morning from will be conducted at Bt Marguerite Cativ olic church Saturday at 10 a rri with Father Valmore Marceau officiating Mr McLaughlin came to Tooele29 years ' by Igo He had been employed as molder International Smelting company He was sued harm at Hancock1ligh1-tuReptember 26 He will serve the- jail sentence He had been an active member of 1863 the Elks lodge Saturday night and Sunday for tour No immediate relatives survive Inn gold Burial will he in Azilasvida Mont COrihteatly1211al c municipal airports and criti- Pocatello Idaho — citing tpd bureau of air commerce amALLtaustaa&aaak—a44a-1141101:Ukraine Fenton 26 Victor Lmily &vi- the southwest groups attending Allen C McNally 21 Pocatello conference and will be pre- - Lulu Cutler 17 Pocatello - a' vented Saturday to a resolutions ' Reece linft'22 Pocatello: Ora M Johnson 20 Pocatello committee appointed by Governor E W Marian& — Divorce Granted —The rekommendations adopted at Frances Arnold Curtis Arnold nons group sessions Friday condemn the support Judge P from C EVITIS bureau of air commerce for what Lilly Kershaw from Walter Kershaw ' P C Evaps is termed too stringent regulation cruelty Judge I t of flying particularly over private -' Deathsdemand federal funds for fliers 91 251 Del- Robbins ROBIN—Barry ' construction and improvement of mar court duodenal ulcer March 9 Edward Kinnick 33 425 municipal airports and demand the KINNICK—Paul Tenth avenue heart di March 9 elimination of what is referred to GREEN—Alvin Ruby Green 60 Butler ' carcinoma March 6 as red tape in government offices BRENNAN—Gladva Edna Brennan 20 23 Which supervise aviation North First West street peritonitia et be' '' -- 11 (11') aid for "11 MA le Green River Wyo Chlsjics J Stewart 31 Rock SpringsLSok 22 --Rock Springs- - Wm Lucy Robertson Jones rn l ea dni:n Owen McLaughlin 'Lewin Gardner 39 Went View Alice Andreasen 34 Logan Aviation Conference Hits U S Bureau 0 Dad Rh : services rotISITAIII GREEN—Funeral 83 for Mrs Johannah Marie Mikkehien pioneer resident of this city who died Thursday of a heart ailment twitiLbeDeon ducted at 3 p in Sunda? in InterOldroyd chapel by Bishop ment will be in Fountain Green cemetery Mrs Mikkelsen was an active worker in the L D S church and served many Her a Relief society teacher Kusband Lars Mikkeleen died in 1931 Surviving are three fosterebildren at the foot of a hayetackHe wee born in Mona March 25 1869 a son of William and Mary Ann Day Kay 'He had spent his entire life in Mona where he had been engaged in farming until recently when he retired from work because of failing health He is survived by hie widow Mrs Lotta- Ewing Kay a daughter Mtsof Erma Clow-ard and six grandchildren Santaquin oeven brothers and sisters William Reuben Martha GarJoeeph and Orson Kay Mrs Newell all of field and Mrs Mary Jane Mona and Mrs Sarah Garfield of Iremonton - ' 'rt' Johannah MMikkelsen James Edgar Bingham Provo Goulding isiiiIN'Iiiiiiwiatsiuii COAL CO AMERICAN 1100 tagrir FORK—Funerai services for Mrs Lucy Robertson Jones 7S who died after her husThursday lust one month band Joseph E Jones will be conducted Sunday at 1:30 p m Lat FL D S Third Smith ward chapel by Bishop Beside-two sons and three daughter& Kay Jones' IC ourvived by four slaters Mrs 14a6 l 68 MONA—James lifelong Edgar Ray Matiey of Spanish Fork Men Flora resident of Moncrlier of a head attack Brimbalt of ProvoiMrs Elizabeth Swart in- the 'late day he bad and Mrs Matilda Chestly of Salt Lake City attended the old folka'radinner and program at the ward chapel Upon his return to P his home he had gone to the corral to care for he cattle and failing to return '1n- a Steven M Battle 37 Salt Lake City: Marguerite Olivet Raney 3t Pocatello n Austro-Hungaria- 20 City Paul It Erwin he believed there was "no but that Germany noir move to extend her dominion the 1 - Marriage Licenses Paul MorrIs Bradley G 3 del)—$575 ::1 raim T F Anselmi - While our lasts (per ton 1 ton or more limited time only Mara - iILiiiiiii- - gciri-J- 1 8"'" COAL Peter Benson CALL - - NUT Ricaards The Weather e- Classified' Display GladeF Tolman 74 forG Goulding ESCALATE—J mer Garfield county attorney died here late Thursday of calms incident to age Mr Goulding was born in 1863 at Summerville Cal a son of Daniel and Visatieth Station Goulding Me resided in various communities eventually establishing his home in Panguitch Later he moved to Mr Goulding was elected Garfield county Homey in 1910 and had ocfor 26 yearn Me wag cupied the position prominent In civic and political affairs bore Mr Goulding la survived by hre widow Mrs the followint sons and CeliaGould1 Murray Mrs Corr Mra Rose Peterson of Boulder Munaou of Ficalfttlit Vernal Goulding of Phoenix Arm Mee Jesse Nelson of Los Cel:' Mrs Irene Sancho of Salt Angeles Lake City and riloran Goulding of Pan cinch and the tollowitig brothers and sis tem KiIIahN4uuldlng of Alton John Gould Alm Reis Johnson of Cam log Of Junction St Anthony rhiatioW YI:'r'sglatiarkGtilt ildney ofof Joaeph Utah Mrs Zina Johnoriti of Cannonville Utah Utah Mn' Fannie Savage of Annabelle William Goulding of Jomeoh Utah: James Mrs Sadie Goiliding of Reorients Utah:' Littlefield of Richfield Mrs Lucy Thompson of Casper Wyo - William n' J - PITTSBURGH March 11 (A')— E Dodd former U S ambassador at Berlin maid Friday It- ed Timothy Bearnson Infant son Or Elmer C anti Josephine )(jar Bearnson 340 DownInitton avenue died Friday at 1245 p m in a local hospital The child was born September 22 1931 and- Is survived by his parents three broth ars Clair Marion and Jtobert Bearnson by the Interand three slaters La Ras Ifartorie and Joan ' Bearnootr all of Salt Lake City COMpliSSiOn in ::' ::: se Timothy Bearnson with which a family may icquire a home under the new F H A plan was made by a subcommittee of the building and construction commit- tee of the chamber of Commerce Friday noon Coup Extension - - Chad Ted Johnpon ion of Theodora and Julia Coon Johns of Garfield died Friday at 10 a rn in a loca' Of two weeks hovital after an illnees born in Salt Lake City hezch109135was Ally Funeral services will be eonducted in the Pleasant Green L D S ward chapel at a Omit 34o be arranged—later Burial will be In Wasatch Lawn burial park Plans Housing Sees at Chad Ted Johnson Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Davie 77 widow of L J Mantle of Tftyloreville Movie Matille Who died late Wednesdayin Kern- at Wyo will be conducted Sunday Decision to show a motion pic- Tern In "the Tavloravilel L D II ward ture soon to demonstrate the ease chapel by Bishop Jinieph S Bennion - )11 ii James Elward Bennett Margaret Davis - and emergencies- ) - $1000 indus$2500 convention news service salt beds $1000 travel ser-- t granting interstate rail rate in- Horace Douglas Cheney creases the public service commisHorace Douglas Cheney 18 129 West idon Friday set April 4 as the day Ninth South street died at the family home at 825 p m : after a lingering Friday infor to hear the railroads' petition Illness in Balt Lake City January wee He creases on goods moving within the 71920 aborn ion of R B and Olive Whit- man Cheney state Survivors Include his father his stepThe applicatión of the carriers— mother Mrs Lillian Lee Cheney a brother three filed several months ago—asks a Earl Cheney a sister Carol Cheney and Beryl Dorothy Georgina 15 per cent blanket increase' the atepaisters Mr and Mrs Lee and hie grandparents N Whitman all of Salt Lake City same asked in the Interstate appli- E Funeral servicea will be conducted Sun- cation to the federal body day at 124 Fourth East street At a time be to determined later the the Since I C C refused petition allowing instead increases O'Brien' Ellen cent 10 on of some commodities per 5 per cent on others and nothing 91re Ellen O'Brien Linton 85 18 West Temple street widow of John Linon still others it is considered like- North ton died late Thursday in a local hospital ly the railroads will amend their after a long illness Mrs Linton was born March 1 1853 application to the Utah commission a daughter of Timothy and In Scotiand n She had lived in Salt 'before the hearing Katherine O'Brien Lake City for the past 30 years and was a The appncation for intrastate in- member of the L D Pt church creases was held in abeyance pendSurviving are two daughters Mro Florand Mrs ence Robeon of Noll ing outcome of the I C C case The Gertrude Taylor of GrandEngland Coulee Wash: : a John Linton of Hull 12 grandchildren hearing before the state commission son will be at 10 a m on the day set and and eight will take place at the capitol Mantle $1800: mining 'tieing t Litg a c IS IS Following action state( commerce rr mo 1 0" ::l Board to Heat' Rail Request - i t kaos y Jarvis Mitchell Oust Takao ikoa Box 108 Redwood road a farmer died Iva Thursday one day after his sixtysizth birthday anniversary tato a : local hospital Rae a'a 1901 Bloom - ' e M was lakanikos 'I born March 0 1872 in Greece and came t : to the United States f 34 years ago are his : I Surviving Mrs Andrewidow ana Kappa& Takata- - lc kos: three sons- Am ( drew Spiro and- John Taallikos of Bait Lake C i t y: three t Ifni daughters Janie AdreAi Of LOIS '" cv and Vegas s Alice and Sophia 'ra- of Salt Like ll c14 one brother and 4 two sisters in Greece :r 4s Funeral eery I c a will-b- e conducted SIM- day at 2 p tn at the ' Holy Trinity Hellenic Orthodox church M ' Friends may chit at 36 East Seventh Mr Takantkos South greet Satulosty afternoon or vesting and at the family residence Sunday prior to Arvices Interment will be in the Farmington cemetery A larger portion of the average family food dollar should be allowed for milk fruits and vegetables maid Miss Ruth Rees of South high school at the third and last consumers' conference Friday at the tapitol declared milk should be the first food to make provision for in the family budget and told her listeners it Is safer to use pasteurised milk than raw milk It also is her opinion that 'Most diets should include an egg a day or at least four a week Some of the advice given to housewives to assure they will get their money's worth is: Compare prices and buy in as large quantities as practicable buy food in season select your own fruits and vegetables read labels study bargains offered In advertisements buy choice and standard grades instead of fancy grade buy the lees tender cuts of meat which require longer cooking Instead of the expensive tender cuts see that you get the weight and quantity that you pa? for - 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C L A SO Hy! E Di it' Beartison son of Eimer and Joaeptuit Klar Bearrison will be held Bundy at II a m in the Rose room 36 East Rosa : — '':- - ' ' '' : Seventh South ietreet with Bishop R -A Brewer of the Belvedere ward offi mARION—Furterat services for Funerals elating Music by the mortuary must Rosa Jarvis Mitchell SS widow cet Joseph cal staff Friends may call at the Smith Mitchell who died at her home here Paradise room iu the mortuary until sexvicre fur Albert Herlittne-- of — litterme46 under diserviette man Nelson will be held Saturday at after 'all lihtirodaye ono rection of the Deseret mortuary week Illness of 12:30 ft m hi the Rose room 36 Fast 'be will conducted Seventh South street with Bishop Ma DAVIS—Funeral service!' tof—fermella Minim rion C P m hi ' Romney officiating Sutiday It Ann Davis who died In Loe Angeles musical Marion L IL S ixard by members of the mortuary will be conducted Saturday at 2 p m In the Rose room staff Friends may call at the State 36 East Seventh chapel Burial will be 1 loom until time of services in Marion cemetery South street Bishop Arthur Sperry of honors will be accorded at the grave Mrs Mitchell wits e the Fourth ward officiating Friends aide In Mt Olivet cemetery where inborn in Bedfordshire may call at the State room on the terment will be made under direction of to 1 April England and f mortuary Friday Saturday prior of the Deseret mortuary litieS and came to Interment in MI Olivet cemServices States the United of the Deseret direction under etery was 12$ 0118810-1ru- neral she when services for Mary 1111 mortuary $he had Hunter Oswald will be held Sunday at years old lived in Karnes valley services for Elisabeth OLMMN—Funeral 1:30 gi rn fl th Larkin funeral e Glenn will be held Saturday at 1 P chapel 280 at South Temple trket 11117111461194 am Mx D in the Larkin funeral chapel 2fin Friends may call at the mortuary Fri sons and daughters Frier Fast south Temple street day evening and Saturday 'veiling and of Oliver Ella Call at the mortuary Friday from may from 10 a tn until time or Sunday Marion Mrs Flora 4 until 8 p In and Saturday prior Interment in City cemeiery service' ck to servicee Interment In Mt Olivet Manning of Ogden litre Lillian Howard cemetery 1106111Pist—Iserviess for Harry Robbins will of Salt Lake City C be conducted Sunday at 1 p m in itILTON--Irtinerservices for Laura Hilton' C and C F Mitchell 7f the Rose room 36 Last Seventh So tith will be held Sunday at 5 p m in the of Marion and Kari street Friends may call at ilia French L 4t Mitchell of LOP Larkin funeral chapel 200 East South room In the mortuary until time or Friends may call at 20 grand Angeles: Temple street Its Interment the Wasatch services children: 20 great from 10 a rn the mortuary Sunday Lawn burial park under diraction of a i d Mrs Mitchell Interment in until time- - of services randrhlhjren the Deseret mortuary Thio of Casper Wy0 One Mary cemetery City te$M9 for SVINWAN—Prunaral service services for Alataid HILIelDRICKriON — Kdir Rydman will be held Sunday at Alma Wayne Hendrickson will bre held 1 in the LindquistCariquist morSunday at 1 p m In the Lincoln ward pan tuary ehapel Friends may call at the AMERIOAN FORK—James Zdward BenSaturday from 2 to 9 p mortuary nett 85 American Fork insurance and real and Sunday from 10 a tn until time of the Continental room In the mortuary estate man died Thursday at the cornMonth Seventh Interment in the City ceme36 street liftVietl until tin)e :at munity hospital following a lingering illness of services Interment will be made in tery due to paralysis tinder direc- TAKANIKOCI—Fitnemi Mt cemetery Ceivery Mr Bennett wasorn September 0 4872 tervicea for Oust tion of the rieseret mortuary at Holden Utah and for 18 years resided Takanikes will be held Sunday at 2 for Daniel Warren Hue- at Beaver where he engaged in rattle Ocirtairdairiox in FliaotlilyerTrIlitatirtivx ephinvmhttiwitthhe m at will held be ile 3 He Zmma p married Sunday and farming raising room 36 East BeYenth South Friends :may call at the September 18 1895 officiating room Mr street Bishop L W Mansell officiat- in the mortuary 38 Continental Coming to- American Fork in 1002 Friends may atilt at the State East Seventh South street Saturday lug Bennett engaged in the mercantile business room in the mortuary Friday and foe a time then 'devoted himself to insurafternoon and evening and Sunday at 4he residence on Redwood road prior to ance and real estate Saturday and atthe home IP 2337 Fifth a m until East atreet Sunday from time of services Interment in the Besiden his widow the following sone and H in Interment 2:30 p nt POW Karl Elysian Farmington cenietery under direction daughters survive him:F aBennett Of the of the Deseret mortuary burial park tinder direction of Amer- Harvel J and James Deseret mortuary lean Fork Clifford C Bennett of Lehi We 11111140N--Ber- vices for June Wilton will be Howard Nelson Of Pleasant Grove and Mrs JOHNSON—Funeral services for Chad Ted t rpoinytuncnt Johnson son of Theodore and Julia Liner Hoidaway of Vineyard clhagper: Banishtnape edThfliartdurdiraa have Tentative funeral arrangements Johnson will be held Sunday at 1:30 ' Friends may Golden at 2 p m in been made for Monday p m in the Pleasant Green ward call at the mortuary in Pavlof' Friday ' American Fork Tint ward chapet chapel Magna with Bishop Woodbury and at the family Saturday evening the Friends may call at officiating Archie Interreeidence prior to mervices lictiermaid 71 West home of ment in hPe a direcSeventeenth street Garfield Saturday tvionner:temmentertryuaruynder t tion of beand 6 to after p Sunday evening --Interment in the family WORTHEN—Funeral fore noon F Tolman 17 lervleee GORGE—Glade for Roger plot Wasatch Lawn burial park Allen Worthen will be hold Sunday at son of Maggie and John N Tolman died 12:30 p m in the Larkin funeral Monday en 'Mute to Kane& Utah to be MANTLE—Funeral services for Margaret ' Davis Mantle are 77 will be held East Routh Temple street 100 treated for a rupturect appendix according chapel to word received here Friday Friends may call at the mortuary SunSunday at 2 p in In the Tavloraville offiRe wife born In Springville November chapel Bishop Joseph Bennicin 71101 day frorn 9 a m until time of services Friends may call at the IS 1920 Interment in City cemetery ciating Slate SaturSouth a 4760 attett and Survivors include his parents tuary Inbrother Lloyd J Tolman day anti Sunday until 130 p m FLORISTS terment will be in the family plot' in the Tayloreville cemetery under direcrt yra-"IPrarrATIVIrrgictils:-w-xr-TA tion of George Jenkins mortuary Melvin CHECK OUR PRICES FIRST ME ERNEST LAMBOURNE SS Flornot Greeting N'EWTON—Melvin Religion Peter cards and Cowart for all occasions died late Thursday at his home here after Rasa torieca III So Maim Wax 1516 a a short ilibeaa r Be was born at Newton August l13 1882 it son of Peter E and Rachel Doul Benson FUNERAL DIRECTORS Mrs Violet are his widow arlWeather conditions reported by United Sitirviving ilt---aRlof Newton one son and one States t t bureau March 11 1938 weather Was 338 544 South Main Arthur Beneon of Salt Lake City A deep and extensive low over Canada two and Mrs Mavis B Jorsen of Newton: a shallower depreesion on the north P and and grandchildren his mother of Newton Pacific coant have caused increasing cloudiMenuments—Markers eight brothers and sisters John T Willie littla in the western Wee and light Weal Heber Mrs Hazen and Vernice Benson have fallen along the coast and as Florence Garner all of rains Beck and Mrs as Winnemucca and far inland Pocatello play Call or write for free folder Bronze-CraNewton: Mrs Fenton Dame of Ogden Mrs Warm southerly winds induced ft 100 W El TempW3300 the 1 Leavitt Marren of northern lows have brought about' by R Lee and Mrs a gen-r-- Lewiston In MI the Mateo rise emperatitire Funeral titervices will be condueted in era! AN EXPERT r throughout the country Newton L D et ward chapel with burial have warmer weather The than in Newton under direction of Lindquist & maximum temperature of yesterday 65 degrees at Sons mortuary Malt Lake City today is the highent since BUTTONS BUCKLES COVERED RB November '11 1937 juetfccur months ago T i:n10 The entral orrKoklizoola earepTrofi Eli:sTrn-when 67 degrees was recorded W Rosè and eastern states have partly cloudy scattered skies with Only light Rose SPRINGS ROCK nrolitation Wyo—Mr CONTRACTORS—Day or Job Comparative data for gait Thereat" TItullI enselmt AS wife nit ValDegrees trrcirim-er-Famarg—ria- rtn entine Annelmi died in the Wyoming gen65 temperature today too large or small Geo G Gray & eral hospital here Thursday after she hada Higheat in job 77 this month since 1874 Highest Hong General Contractors 51 14 W apparently been making a recovery from 39 Loweet lamt night 3rti Bo recent operation Was 4383 0 1874 since Loweet this month She was a daughter of the late Anton PLASTERING crwited and broken DIRilter 52 Facineilt and Mrs Katherine Facinelit The Mean for today mese Guar Was 2299R No 44) port' Normal with identified been actively family has fitiltICIPLI alInches F H EBERT circles Of the city business and expert rooting insulating waternronflos H 3905 12'13 Hudson most half a century and her huaband la Total precipitation for the 24 hours 00 REMODELING one of the pioneer automobile men here p in ending at 5:30 WORK CARPENTER two are date Tote) for this month to 168 surviving- besides her husband brick Cement plastering Was 9973-and Rosemary Accumulated excess far this month daughter'' Mary Katherine HOMES complete base Up Remoo mita tto date AliPelMi her mother Mrs Facinelli all of 101 Do It now Mr Journey Hy 3090iid Rock Springs a ester Mrs Serafina Ron Total since October 1 to date 816 47 of Cheyenne and two brothers V J and Accumulated excess since October 1 Thomas Facinelli both of this city Pun rises at 6:44 and sets at 8:31 FLOOR FINISHING The body is at the Rogan mortuary March 12 1mamma lkot relit aim pending-funeral arrangements WEATHER OBSERVATIONS TAKEN YES- earralir----1134fin So amts Was 4948 pnlisher TERDAY AT 5:30 PM MOUNTAIN TIME ' a 15 g LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED Gust Takanikos On Buying Change of Indigent I Intermountain' Obituaries Funerals 3T ' ' PISIONIMAI ' |