Show - — - - -- - - - - - - — — - - - - - ' ' ' THE SALTLAKE TRIBUNE 'WEbNESDAY MORNING e t ' ' 1 1 i I 14 2ttholf Youth Dies of Autoinjiir Y - For Airline I Attend Grand Lodge 9 Rebekah Sessions Bids for construction of Peterson Asserts Coast Men Used On Deer Creek Job - -- Drive Mapped Intermountain Obituaries - - - 193g Degree Rites Feature Openutg Utah 'Workers Officials Scan Bids on Ut Odd Fellows' Conclave Snubbed 1orellan 350 From All Sections of State Unionist Says Four Projects Victim of Accident a 18 MAY ' Glen tsNonil3sso tnotroor Olen highway projlectswere opened Tues- Tribune Intermountain Service day at offices of the road corn-missi- on Proponents of a -in the capitol Two of them between Phoenix o of PROVO—Conferring grand lodge degrees by Edward S 01 Lake a meeting In Flagstaff poorund Al tim9a90 dtao BNusals-are on U and were let under 'Ariz City Prohs of Colo the sire featured Longmont deputy grand opening oo night agreed to ask 111101:111'11414411e°rn"odtHCaarbwin Tuesday ' ! one contract :t Governors R C Stanford of Ari- i: 4 day's sessions of the annual convention of the grand ft--lodgeof Utah - Tribune Intermountain 1 Service i contract call- zona and Henry H Blood of Utah It Price ' Low on bidder this Tribune ' t' Intermountain 7 Service i MALAD Idaho—Dale Orison 22 ' Odd Fellows Tuesdai to appoint permanent committees to ' oi' are hIstf ' 1 road-mi- x besurface Rohn-Connol- ly oil a for Burviviitag Provo while Deputy Grand Sire ing More than 350 PROITp—Charges that S : i didecrieolnisawcogf atnhde of Arbon died in the Malad hot Rebekahs compile data on the route ter Crawford NelsonA la ay o Prohs Charles 10 Hanks of Salem from' all company of California con- tween Elbert& and Eureka and be- presentation to federal authorities Les Jesse daughter a ' pltal Monday of injuries received State were in attendance at the grand master and Mary Thomas tractors for the initial unit of the tween Delta and Cline wu - M Nelson both of Bun- According' to an Associated Press !wilds: is father of when he was hit by a car on U S grand lodge sessions and the Re- - Of Tooele president of the Re- Deer o I i of Springville Hie bid was dispatch Frank G Martines 4 Sumsion Rich-- Batt Lake Citt three of ' were creek employ1 project bekah assembly were other speak' usembly meetings field was named head of a group elliera Eleanor Nel' highway No '191 six 'miles shut') bekah son California workers in prefer- $2946827 With the usual 10 per Instructed Poitiand Ore: Those receiving the grand lodge eri ing '1 contact the chief ex- Mrs ofEcieline !"10 to Of Malad at 9 p' zn Saturday 'Ile ' Daniels 0best151 contin- ecutives MrProlue brought wishes ence to Utah labor were made here cent for engineering-an-d degrees were L E Hubbard Margaret ilo Serving 'with Martina a n d Mrs ''''received a fractured skull a broketi Year veteran T P Jorgensen and from grand lodge officers and urged of Balt Lake Mr Nelson M Peterson gencies the cost will be raised to will be Ray E Carr of Richfield Young Paul Monday by night City two brothers L B Nelson of Banta n lodge-mewomen and W to F Harriman of Salt Lake City the Utah cSellar bone and Internal injuries Ana Alfred of Cal and Theron Nelson of Salt Lake Fredonia Ariz of the Utah State Fed- - $3241509 Brooksby ' A D Scott Bert L Carter Sam attend the Odd Fellows' outdoor president The body will be brought to Salt a Walk- City stepped 'onto the high- - Perlman E' H Long Dr N C rally akCheyenne Wyo on July 231 eration Atprison The L A Young Construction and Walter Evans and 3 of Labor at a melting of e a lane leading to the Spalding' and J H Lundahl of A banquet for Odd Fellows Re-- : more than 200 representatives of company of Richfield was low bid- up of Flagstaff way-' der for grading and graveling the The proposed route would bring Carl C Peterson west he' was hit by a car driven Provo E A Landvatter of Tre- - bekaha and Mends was held at local1 1labor unions airmail and air passenger service 8 D S L m monton and of R Booth Max First Mr p in the Provo Ogden highway between Randolph C Peterson south by R Henelwood of Calgary 60 Carpenter of 653 to a district where the sole present Etrxen Peterson declared out of 25 Sage 1 i court died Tuesday Louis Barnard of Payson- - and Os- - ward chapel Conferring of degrees Creek j unction the place at 2:45 p no in a local hospital of The Canada link Is over communications bus ailment— driver and the other car Adams of Myton men over contractors hired 8 the m by both S 89 U where in intersections branches at by p The by 30 isatear he Sweden car occupant W T Wilkinson also More than 400 persons attended separate meetings and a dance at the week end but three were hired bid was 88210866 and with engi- roads frequently covered with snow came" Ilitere 40 vesrs Ms were ago parents Carl C and Cecilia Peterson He was a Rail two between the connections ball concluded the local Utah O ok O of the the Fellows Odd session F reemployment an cost cities through I of Calgario told Sheriff Josephson tlie joint contingencies member of the L D S church neering Involves roundabout routes fice olthough there is a sign on Willl be $9031952 widow tam Alma and Traffic Officer Mose Geddes nt and Rebekahs held Tuesday morn- - the day's activities Elizabeth Peterson a son ' Harold C Peter- The Phoenix route connect would low offi–at 114 the contractors' was M of bidInstallation IL Sumsion also 'fell-Iat headquarters J Ion of Salt Lake City grand lodge Orison probably stumbled and three Miss Margaret Peterson and Mrs daughters - cers to be announced Wednesday the dam site that all labor would der on a contract calling for a road and Salt Lake City via Richfield Goodfellow Jeanette just as the car reached him He Brereton of Provo past grand masof Salt Lake City and Mrs' Grand Ariz Prescott and The Anbe office hired that besessions will Canyon on final business surface ter the mix Mark oil and through highway was struck by the front bumper presiding Mayor Dagmar Richins of Gridley Cal and : i balance are California men he tweentriab and La Sal Junction Heading the Utah delegation at a close The officers decided the accident demon welcomed the gueets to bring the convention'to Funeral service' will he conducted Fri ' He offered to do this work for Tuesday's meeting was W D Ham-Mon- d day at 2 porn at 260 rant south Temple charges was unavoidable of street "S'istate' the roads Burial will be in Mt Olivet came- chairman 10 local The of the the With cent manager 8190420 per Orison had called at the Brigham iter commission aeronautical and kriends a office has be verbal the will added $2130062 only employment may call at 260East South' cut ' Jones home to see Miss Sylvia Jones Temple streetThurodartiorn '4 pm to s agreement with the contractors' and learning she was a neighfre' to time Of ' bindring- Near 3Ialad Succumbs to Hurts 6 'le " - t1 at S6 1' 4 firn 4 S bor's a it across the highway was enl The car stopped immediately and 'while the driver And Miss Jones who was just returning home rendered first aid the other occupant of the car came to Malad for a b' ' I 0 doctor and an officer The father of' the boy who was at Logan Utah was summoned in mediately"and he was with his son until his death Dale Orison was born at Arbhn on February 11 1918 a son of Mr and Mrs Charles Orison -- Surviving besides his parents are five brothers and sisters Arch Charles H and Max Dewaine Orison Mrs Harvey Anderson of Arbon and Mrs Max Hatfield of Dayton Wash The body has been taken to Lo- gan where funeral services will be conducted Thursday at 2 p m In theLogan L D S Fourth ward chapel with burial in the Logan cemetery Frisnd s may call at the home of Joseph Bullock 381 North Third East street Wednesday eve fling and Thursday until time for services - s ' a Tribune IntermountainService FALLS Idaho—Idaho is IDAHO the :breadbasket '? for the Union Pacific railroad's high class business W'H Guild of Salt Lake City general manager of the division declared here He was feted at a dinner Monday tight in the Bonneville hotel by 200 members and guests of the Booster club' - Mayor Chase A Clark was principal speaker a south-centr- al Eighty-eigemployes of the company in Idaho Falls receive a total of $239000 annually in pay the official said Of $900000 paid by the company to Idaho in taxes last year $46000 went to Bonneville county Persons attended the banquet from most of the upper Snake river valley 'communities ht 's Provo Awaits Vote-o- n Start-o- n -- ' - Mr Peterson declared Several at- tempts to obtain a meeting with the contractors by Utah labor representatives have failed he dee- lared 6 Assessments Two of six counties Testimony reporting AMERICAN illness - by-th- 1 1 - ' Y Fair Courier Utalins Convicted Of Robbery ° Intermountain Regions BOISE—An Ada county Jury ' Secretdry o ' aftqW11nt ROCK MIRWM were conducted Tuesday for Zadra 612month-ol- 4 son of John Bement Zadra of Superiors the Wyoming general hospital 111M3r113 was held at the Rogan chapel—with the Rev E L Episcopal chufch officiating was in MountsinFiew cemetery are the boy's parente Edwin Emil Smith 38 operator of a barber shop at 162' Regent street succumbed to tuberculosis in a local hospital Tuesday at 5:30 a m Mr: Smith who resided in the rear of Ms shop had lived in Salt Lake City four years having come from Eureka where he was born to Mr and Mrs Emil Smith August 10 1899 surviving is s brother Leonard Smith of Jersey City N J Funeral arrangements have not been completed " - Ashley — MONTPELIER IdahoJun1AI services will be conducted Wednesday at 2 go no at the Montpelier stake L D it tabernacle for Dr George F Ashley 62 phYsicitin and surgeon of Bear Lake county for 30 years who died at the family residence Interment will be in Montpelier Saturday City cemetery under the direction 404 the Williams mortuary Dr Ashley wan bore ill and came to Paris Idaho with England his Parlinto He received his degree in when a child medicine in 1907 and had practiced the pro fession in Paris and Montpelier eines bis Me was active in business and graduation the community and civic affairs and Urn of his death was owner of the Mont pelier hoapital and Burgoyne pharmacy liehatLeerved al o ity and county elan was mayor of Montpelier trona Phpet 1923 to 1925 and had been a member of the board of education 20 Tiara Re was a ' past president of the chamber of commerce and past president of Rotary club Re was marriedto 'Kearl of Lake town Utah SeptertiberMary 16 1903 Surviving are his widow one daughter Mra Wanda Matteson of Richmond Utah a eon Gordon K Ashley Of Montpelier 6- -7 sister lire R A Robinson of POIrraMo ' Idaho and one brother Albut J Ashley 01 Montpelier - PROVO—Mrs Mina B Marwick 15 widow of John Marwick former cashier of the State Bank or Provo died Tuesday In an Omaha hospital of uremic poisoning and heart trouble her nephew C S Jennings of Provo was advised Mrs Marwick who had resided in Provo more than had bean visiting with a niece til re y3ilireD Morrison of Omaha several tomtits She ta Stockholm Lasedro Nils and aapeartilug Louise C Burlin she cattle to this country when a young girl and settledhr Salt Lake City Later she moved to Payson where she was postmaster many years She bad been exceptionally active in aux- Mertes- of -- the Masonio-lodo- re erring—as second worthy matron of Valley chapter Order of Eastern Gortan Pact and i'l grand matron of Utah from 1910 to 1911 She was also a member of the Nineteenth Century club and the Ladies' Aid octet wu the oldest living member of the Provo Con- church gresliazyanig Community Elio R Lily R Jennings of Another niece Mackay cit San Francisco Miss Louise Mackay of San Francisco also survives Funeral services will be announced liter Burial will be 1in Provo city burial park Jag? five-gait- - -- "1000-fold- fir ro yind — - - ' BoardIllember's Wife Injured - - - i OGDEN—Mrs William J flack ham wife of the city streets corn missioner was injured painfuly Tuesday when knockedto the pave merit at 281 Thirtieth street by a truck reportedly driven by Arville Waldram 40 of that address from his driveway Mi- - Waldram wu booked - -- on an 30-d- - - — open charge and released without bail Mrs Archie Bowman mother of Will W Bowman managing editor of The Salt Lake Telegram who suffered a brain concussion several rib fractures and a broken shoulder blade and collarbone Sunday night was in slightly improved condition Tuesday ' The city has launched a drive to halt accidents involving pedestrians been arEighteen motorists had rested Tuesday and ' City Judge Hyrum A Behutp threatened tieav lef penalties for violations of traffic rules - Salt Lake City Statistics ' It LOGAN--Aino- ng outstanding 'an- turbed a directed verdict of acqui- tries ip the Ag club's eleventh show is Edgemont Sun ttatteesday on charges of embezzlement against Captain W Harry citamplon chestnut norWASHINGTON May 17 UP)— Abendroth former state purchas- - rel belonging to H A Sorensen ot President Roosevelt Tuesday signed ing agent The Salt Lake City a biU authorizing Idaho and Wyo- for dismissal afterprosecution moved impeaching testi- ming to negotiate a compact regu- mony of their own witness Dr lating use of the waters of the Snake Charles R Lowe of Nampa and the Urges Publifity river and its tributaries ASHTON Idaho --- Idaho could defense won a motion for directed and Sons Any compact would have to be ap- verdict make its wild life and scenery pay Friends may cell at the family residence - proved " by both state legislatures Wednesday and Thursday prior to services V Paul by advertising and congress Nash Pocatello of comchamber Submits Only Bid merce secretary said here TuesSTATE TAX COMMISSION PROVO—Thomas t C Lamph of day He pointed to New Meitico's NOTICE OF SALE BENNETT—Arthur Chase (deceased) and Marriage Licenses Ardent! 20112 East Fourth Anderson Notice is hereby giverothat on Zen- Tooele Vonior C of C - Salt Lake City submitted the only success in making "intolerable sumSouth street eon May 7 William Henry Wagner legal age Salt day the 20th day of May 19311 at Weather conditions reported by United bid to the city commission Tues- mer heat and dust" pay many times day at 10 a tn HARDY—Kenneth Pearson and Margaret Lake City 10 a m the State Tax commtalaton May 17 1938 860 Ashton avenue Staittel: theeror bureau Kathryn Tate Elects New Officers 110 Springer Lenore legal Borman! blocks age cost for the of day city paving advertising depression remains nearly the State of Utah Wili offer for of son May 7 brooele over eastern Colorado and is streets with rock asphalt The consale at public auction at the front Hodley and Margaret dationary MEADEverette -weather Solomon maintaining cloudy and unsettled and Robert !tellers Done 21 Malt Lake 160 West Sixth South street over to be let Wednesday TOOELE —Earl- M Marshall tract of its offices room 118 State door is the mountain states New Jury Foreman son May 7 theRocky City! Tooele city attorney was elected ° Capitol Building Salt Lake City General rainfall has occurred Mildred Martin 20 Salt Lake City RATLIFF—John William and Eloise Bar southwest Utah section the following' desetribeit and light sprinkleo BOISE—John T Tate dairyman (nice Jones 774 West Second North street in the mountain president of the junior chamber of Seek PWA Funds ate reported at scattered statione along the RUNStil Hyrum Jensen 22 Salt Lake son May 7 ' 91'96°PeprtaYnialtn commerce Monday night in a spirit- - - re- was appointectforeman ofAda cotmA high pressure area off the northTheiMa coast City! and BROWN—Roland Charles Jr -of Raleigh eigareteeso JEROME" Idaho—Tentative influence inland Ruth Elaine Eakie 19 Salt Lake City June Hoick ed contest with Norval 467 Fugsley street son west coast la extending its ty's grand jury Tuesday to succeed each package- containing 20 nig– Adams autoi- opening of P W A in Idaho Oregon Ernest and skies are mostly ' clear tonight in May? G Day real estate man HANSEN Idaho—William J AusnobiTh dealer "ratted' 29 Balt Lake OTIMI Glenn Houghton northern and Nevada Lovato Washington Oregon and jenna ATENCIO—Porlidio and Washington has flooded the 131 packages of Spud are near normal 50 ill City: rancher California near because of health tin 'old Temperatures West the 351 7 son street Other officers elected were: South living cigarettes May Fifth o 19 ' Salt tretiring Whotton cool where Rockies northern rein each the office except Hansen 20 with and package containing Fawn SHARP—James Vernon town -of Rock Creek died as the Doatil:t City liam Sharp vice president Charles Portland regional eig Generally unsettled and arettee 1398 Fifteenth Eut street' daughter weather prevails V Final' secretary result- of a dose of Earl House quests for $52000000 in Irani' by Boulder Dam Rates 20 packages of Old Gold clgaratkes rainy conditions are reported In the central May? Pans Pearson 74 gait Lake City: states eastern and and other DEAN—William Charles and Helen Webb taxing LAS treasurer ' each package containing 20 ci go A Gibbons municipalities poison Dr George C Halley county Elisabeth Jana Hill 50 Salt Lake Eugene Metzner VEGAS Ntv—Boulder dam cononer Comparative data tor Balt Lake City: 1987 McClelland avenue (laugh City arettes disclosed -- Tuesday pegrees chairman and Mark Lindberg and units said C O klockley regional rates are ter May 7 about in 18 51 packages of Camel ' ' ee general director here per : Highest temperature today He had been in poor health for W C Tate- two-yeWOODBURY—Harvey Charles and Lucille directors 93 cent lower than the tentative rate leach package containing cigarette4 Highest In this month since 1874 7 Coulon) 20 ciao AskedMao Garfield daughter of' 'Ills two pivorces members 46 years nearly BARTIAN—Elmer PalMall and Margaret LoLtww:s8t ltahliat nmigohnt since arettes set for the Bonneville power plant 25 ' Ruth Louise D Derbidge from :oomph 1874 said Mary Squire Midvale daughter April 7 Mean 2 packages Airplane Missing of Ecial cigarettes 1 53 for today said H W Crozier of Litz Vegas family Darbidge crnelty attorneys Johnson & TRINNAMAN—Robert Sidney and Erma Normal Mr "Austin was born in North walla: each package containing 20 clip 58 MILES CITY Mont MaY 17 VP) consulting engineer after an exBarris 321 Stanton avenue daughter Inches firettec Carolina on February 14 1888 and Eltztheth Reynolds Anderson from Ben- May I —A Seattle Wash airplane pilot haustive for the 24 boors 24 packages Of Chesterfield Cig- attorney William ROMYN—Jacoh study of rate schedules tame to the Rock Peter and Thelma Hanien Total precipitatiOn n re- jamin 'ha ending at 5:30 p In arettes each package containing 20' William Bashaw $4 was reported released in Washington 440 Chicago street daughter May 7 G AndersotetrueltY -Total for this month todate 24 years 'ago 201 He ' Bates been dea BARTON—Golden had Kenneth gion and Deanna Florence J on - &Scoffs a flight cigatettes— missing Tuesday night for thirnlOnt Aceumulated ' sertiou attorney IVIBtant G iheitott----7Perking—Farmington son- May 8 - -- - '' farmer since that time 22 packages of Lucky Strike 'eg- " it to date — 100 from Cody Wyo to Miles City BOONE—James Kenneth and Ruth trances Total Skulk- Rate Raise rattail each package containing 20 to date 1440 Survivors include his widow Mrs October since I Jacoboen West South Temple 1764 Divorces Granted o Accumulated excess since October I 232 street DOM May 8 cigarettes RENO Nev—The state public Emma Austin five daughters Mrs Sun rises at 607 and sets at 7:41 49 packages of Twenty Grand CI 9 Celebrates Birthday QUILL—Reid Lewis and Vivian White- Ruth Louise D Derbidge from Joseph VAN IS- May service commission took tinder con- Ola Mae Braun end Mrs Selma Dernidge head 441 9 street C arettes each package containing 20 May Poet Evans daughter cruelty Judge Peter HILDiBRAND—Calvin Lester FARMINGT04 — Commemorat- sideration Tuesday the request of Clark of Akron Ohio Vera Mabel and Evelyn Addle Butler from B V ButlerfieserLcigarettes Esther McKee O30 West Seventh South 9 packages of Tarayton cigareg gn gt "3 wi 1:4 PRESTON 'Idaho—Friday the ing the eight'-firbirthday annirNeseadarall carriers for increases and Ruby Austin allot Rock Creek ion Judge Peter C Evans street daughter May 9 ettes each package containing 20 1': 'Al 91 la Pa 13tlt is Michael Jensen's good for- versary of Mrs Margaret E Work- in intrastate freight rates and Pearl Bernice four eons Earl Elmer Ernest and James 'Station" ' a 0 Filed New 'Weldon Seventh : i313 street Suit$ 32 South cigarettes West p: ! Austin-aWedman tune t home his father 14' John - tor open house will be head 18 packages of Wing cigarettes daughter May 9 w2 o ob : ' 110 C vs Jessie B Smith foreclosure STROUIO-Wal' T W Austin of Twin Falls a brohwas born on that day 89 years nesday from 2 to 9 p m at the Utah Bankers' ter Alvin and Dorothy Pax V 5 F each 30 E package 's W : containing i : '4 & oigo Rawlings attorney Calvin ton 5 Second West street eon ' Group srettes er and five sisters I'll of North $381772: O 3 ago at 'Groak Jutland Denmark home of a daughter Mrs Rulon L Annie M Barnes vs panierT Thomas Mit'Y 0os11 3 packages 04 Paid i6aea "Cis: et ux judgment on note $225 attorney JOURNEY—Preston Edelder and Laverda Carilone s ' and that wasn't bad luck for me Steed John W Workman of Salt Elects Officers olr 00 Pt i f3 Baird rotten each liackage' containing :: !! ' Tin att Winona Andrewl-14581 Ninth East Lake City is among her sons - Services at the Twin Falls mor- Clarence was'et?" 76ci J A Eckman et hi vs gel lAlte City 20 cigarettes ' Street son May IV88 Rata 54 Chicago et ao 13th be was feted at petitiOn for writ of WOFFINDEN—Lowell s : Elmer Afton Denver and books of Zig-2'185tTrlday Members of the trust division of turary are pending word from rel- commission 00 CI? 521 I Cigarette mandamus Peter Vogelaar attorney Rose home-oavenue Ar433 T his Emerson Or the 701 56 Pt 'el Margetts To Note on Bonds 12 daughter-MrPaper! ' each JOok conteining 100 the Utah State Bankets' amotia atives 481 42 daughter May 10 101 29 Rain Buena city' ' levee thur Malm'of 'Napa° - Belen f tion and a at T1DW'ELL—Lynn Waldo eiattKan 80 62 Births 10 meeting Tuesday night CEDAR CITY—Taipayers of Iron wic h siticr pronertyTaxhas been1 CUMISTIgham I 2421 Fifth East street Lander 56 42 Among callers were his sons Dr '4: Plitticell will vote Wednesday on a in the Hetet Utah 'elected D E Utah Dairy seized by the eitata Commis' Harold and Mabel Ruth daughter May' 10 414 XI01 56 i cc r: George Jensen Writer and psycholo- - county 30 GULBRANMEN--Robson Judd Centerville of Utah ston of the State of Utah pursuant Colts the Trust and and April yernon 56 Phyllis 18 Savings issue 52 $125000 bond for a new high MARTIN—Albert Alexander and Maris Nadine Myers 341 Center street Claugh Modena Revised 56 40 to Title 93' Statutes gist of Kansas City Mo Arthur school at Cedar City Little active 15'Cly of company president to succeed W Plan L Meet '' Utah 1933 ' as amended by Chanter Ellen Aguilar 4411 East Second South ter May 10 88 64 Needle 00 ay Jensen of Ogden Utah retired rail- r street son May 4 and Eva Eropf 3853 xNw 78 been developed The H Loos of the First Security bank SMITH—LeRgy 00 Cly 58 12 has Bigler ' 17 Laws of Utah 1933 Second opposition ' PoStaufTOLLEY—Max and Wits Mail Sim Ninth East Street daughter Mao 10 road RP' clerk 4g1 Douglas Jensen of 761 58 Omaha of Ogden 16 ------- Tel) -I be LOCAN—Lynn Copeland of the Cial Boston fer 519 Third East streat sou May 5: DANIELS—George Albert and Edeline Na)-- Phoenix t 9 ro90i 6412 — TClyeatello and building would aPWA project Other officers elected ere: W E American Jersey Cattle club Of sale: Said property trill 1 GREEN—Lorineon 1325Coatervills—avennek---diseighteCharles and Helm Hilton r Terms will 08 Cie 46' 16 60i 48 ' " 'Michael Jensen Jr of Firthgovern- 270 North First Waist strut son May 8 —May 10 o POM O o 22 Myrick of the First SecurityTrust speak to Utah dairymen at a meet- ANGELL—Clairmonfr Wilkinson And Pratri FAGG—Willard Carlisle and Naomi ''Spen- - Pueblo el 50 16 meor catial superintendent— : Golfers Oppose Beer Sale bome - 721' NeWhouse hotel inSalt : : lasgireedlitaxanbydittathiamwspssutioncoeTrithtL in the Mabel Acocks 333 East South err Fouritt 1822 ing street eon West Reno 48 Temple South 10 ' ' He haa two other eons Otto and O street son )Iar 5 OGDEN—Golfers patronizing the Smith of the Zion's Savings Bank Lake City Monday at 1:30 p- m an2 11 721 °011ay 58 12 st el' CARR—Allis Alexander and Arlene bun-ra- n BCOTT—Melvin 2 e 401 46' Barnes and Annie Mar- Salt t 11 Severfn Jensen of Los Angeles Cal' El Monte municipal course peti- and Trust company secretary and nounces Professor for eaonche 22a1 Third East streat son May 6 George B Caine 236 Ninth East (greet San D 66 561' garet Driscoll I :0003 cclry Among his 33 grandchildren is tiortid the city commission Tuesday Clair MMortensen of the Walker of Utah State Agricultural college PETERsON—Charlas Lincoln anX Dorothy son Moo IL end 72 i 521 14 )(San KIRKPATRICK-1—Charl1213 Evaas Carlisle Indiana 'antt aveaue 484Mae 110 T Seattle 58 for each Clr D C Cecil Jensen cents a Eugene beer license at Bank 'and Trust company package of cigarette A A Shaw president and Sylvan granting' son May 8 518 B street son Spokane 541 461 04'Pl el garet Armstrong Mr Jensen who di- agabyt inners urer- W cartoonist and Cleo an: Mayor James SOLOMON—Ralph 601 StateJersey--13-rof Fiasband the 00C1r Tonopah secretary at Dated - Belt Lake City Utah5:1 4114Z TRAM 854 West Third North 'HEMINERoMnO Panallind Lucille Geer tophini Andrews Wehluet loba--avideihis time between Presto and Peery eedere associathnt--are—aa-I Nil 17fh- day of Stay 1918 681' 44' Winemea ' 11 Cromilon 00eir :daughter Morgan May '' would—briiigimoreplayers' ancrin- newly elected officers form the' thi-- 1 ismg w th -- arrangements I or- - the Greene ITT101land Ltura Clarinet CHAMBERLIN—Harry Franklin and Itentew Tellwatnsri ' 44 l - 02 34I 02 Cy ea' I 1 stieeTIA7111 s ' Tag? C01401041468ietroOlei n et eluldren-'- ' rust lecond Skulk great I n 421 Park street toms ' Crease course venue 4vis1onsa executive committee 60 14 601 10 00iPt meeting ' anna : daushme Mao & Station daughere May 11 o Socrtarz re- 7 0 Dr George- F- Directors Parley Open BLACKFOOT Idaho — Henry Louis Benner 23 and William Jones 25 both of Salt Lake City were found guilty of a robbery by a district court jury here Tuesday afternoon f Benner and Jones were alleged to have been two of three men who held up William- Lockwood Pocatello automobile salesman en November 27 1937 bound and gagged him and left him lying near the road about Six miles west of Blackfoot driving off in Lockwood's car The verdict of guilty wu returned after one hour of deliberetion by the jury Sentence will be pronounced by District Judge Guy Stevens Fri- Horse Show Entry Gets Directed Verdict Roosevelt Signs Snake River Bill - New - John Ross Zadra Edwin Emil Smith of Miles OCDEN—Appointment A (Lon) Romney as executive sec- Alma O Larsen retary of the Ogden chamber of PROVIDENCE — Funeral services for commerce was announced Tuesday Alma O Larsen of Pmvidence who died evening have by President LeRoy B Young Paturday 2 p m to 1 p m tieieetclinecnactanrintri'l Providence' L D & Second ward chapel speaking for the directorate Mr Romney who formerly managed the Eccles office building suc- Karl Brugger ceeds E J Irjeldsted who resigned VENICE—Graveside funeral serviree will city cemetery several weeks ago to become direc- be held in the2 Glenwood p m for Karl Brugger Wednesday tor of livestock activities at the 0 idrw ho diedat Monday of diphtheria Graziers Brugger was a son of Gottfred and Golden Gate International exposi- Ida Kramer Brugge He was born in tion in San Francisco Glenwood but pentthe wreater part of S L his life in Venice He was active in L D S Mr Romney comes of the noted church affairs of Utah athletes having Graziers from Utah districts of family star been an football Olson Nelson the U S division of grazing and at the University for three years Inger C C C camp superintendents opened He OGDEN—Mrs Inger Olson Nelson 68' is a cousin of Coach E Lowell wife of Bernard Nelson died late Monday conferences with Chesley P Seely (Dick) of the Utah State at the family home 1863 Klesel avenue 'RorTney following a lingering illness regional grazier ' at state headquarand former April 12 : 1870 in Norway toto Ellita ters Tuesday The new system un- Coach G Ott Romney of 'Brigham andWO ohs came Louise Bergson Ogden as an L D S convert in 1803 She der which C ç C camp activities will Young university was married to Mr Nelson in the Salt Lake' be under the regional grazier's suL D S temple April 10 1896 Surviving are her busleand four Irma pervision will be discussed at the and daughters: Mrs R J Griffin and Mrs conferences expected to last two Fioni Jail Ray Sanders of gent!' Jo seph Nelson of Trusty Escapes Harold Nelson of Culver City Cal or three days Cal three grandchildren and a D D McKay improvement suJoe Hogan 47 trusty who had Hollywood slater Mrs Nic'holl Nelson of Ogden sentence' Funeral services will be conducted Thurw pervisor who will have direct charge served 10 days of a day at 2 p m in OgdenL D S Tenth' of the work of the 'tamps assisted for petty larceny walked from the ward Bishop Arthur chapel directed by Interment will be in Ogden F Pledger Mr Seely at the conferences public safety building Tuesday City cemetery under direction of Lindquist ' News Briefs From Ogden C of C Picksi The infant who Was bora in Salt Lake is aurvived-b- y City December 10 1937 her parents a sister Gwen Johnson and three grandparents Mr Lillis Holliday and Mr and Mn s Magnum Johnson all of Salt Lake City Anna B Marwick - OODENooN'ormi Elisabeth William& 14 daughter of Aaron T andSylvia May Child Williams died 'Ouesday at the home 1614 Childs avenue following family A two weeks' illness She wee born here December 26 1923 and11!tetkdqLVE01n4 inn was a member of Ogden L Ea IL Tenth ward aid a Surviving besides the parents sister and two brothers Vera Leland and Eldon Williams of Ogden and maternal grandparent' Mr and Mrs hue A Child of Riverdale Funeral servIces wilt be conducted Thurs day at 11 a m in Ogden L D 8 Tenth ward chapel directed by Bishop Arthur Go Interment will be in Ogden CitY Pledger cemetery tinder direction of Sons Friends may ball at the f dence Wednesday afternoon an and prior to services Thursday Carole Johnson 5onth-ol- d daughter of Arthur Manfred and Ruth Luella Johnson 561 Thorn court died Tuesday at 12:45 m at the family residence ot a lifelong ii 1 - Norma E Williams of that the Professional FORK—Joseph Brigham White 83 died hero Tuesday of intirsitles Incident to age He was born February 8 155 M England a son of Walter and 'Janet Noble White Tile family tame to Salt moeedl to Vernon': whin be was a where later Moo White engaged In rattle He had lived In raining and farming American Fork 31 yeah' Surviving bssides his widow Mrs Han nah M Whits art two none and a daugho ter J M and Hannah White of American 4Fork and John E Mine of Balt Lake Cal ahFriends grandsons may call at Anderson Brothers mortuary prior to funeral HMOS Which will bo announced later o Carole Johnson property assessments to the state Placement- bureau failed to find a tax commission Tuesday showed defor 'a single apcreases from last year while the teaching position plicant was heard by a federal disothers showed modest increases The valuations reported are those trict court jury from Mrs Irene made county assessors and Beezley Tuesday in the trial of J do not include assessments of mines Ray Allen and Robert L Beezley and utilities which are made by the both of Salt Lakes City on mail fraud charges tax commission Mrs Beezley had Previously The Beaver county assessment dropped from $2384634 last year to pleaded gtfilty to the charge which $2333200 this year and the Rick - the two men denied The defendants are accused of decounty issessment from $2220493 to $2193068 Other counties showed frauding newspaper publishers lh increases from last year to this failing to -pay for advertisements - 'which they- ordered and applicants year as follows: school teaching Jobs in the Ilintah $3388850 to $1487318 for Tooele $5695557 to $5258909 Se- west who paid fees to get positions vier $6130328 to $6298295 and through the bureau operated in Salt Lake City Grand $1060489 to $1067781 In addition to Mrs Beezley witnesses placed on the stand by the Ivo included representagovernment 11 e tives Of newspapers from several states teachers who testified to S L sending money to Mb bureau letter carriers who said the bureau Aft'er fiveto40letters-i- n cities received frora deliVerlu 'visiting- - other-Uta- h and supersince his arrival here last week ' early Morning two intendents schools who had of Frank L Krause ' special good-wi- ll to the bureau courier for the New York world's reported vacancies fair of 1939 returned to Salt Lake "The state federatiqn of labor however will fight to the last ditch to see that Utah labor is used on ' this Utah project paid for by Utah people designed for Utah's benefit and situated in this state" Mr PeTribune Intermountain Service terson said "We will declare a Tribune Intermountain Service the site to tie OÔDElsr—Legal machinery will be PROVO—Preliminary work on strike and picket up the job if necessary to keep set up immediately for holding a ref- - Provo's proposed municipal power California labor from constructing plant will begin within the next few erendum in three weeks on con- days Mayor Mark Anderson said this Utah project" he added struction of a municipal' power and Tuesday following receipt of teleMeeting with officials of the light plant on Weber river at some grams from the John Nuveen com- Provo River Water Users' associadealing point between Devil's Slide and pany of Chicago Ill and the Ulen tion mother organization the projTwentieth street 'it developed Tues- Contracting corporation of Lebanon with the government-onday in the city commission meeting III who hold contracts - - lot the sale ect and other Utah organizations The action followed the denial Mon- of $850000 In electric revenue bonds to get their support will be held day by the state supreme court of and to supervise the construction soon Mr Peterson said Efforts have already been made the petition of the Utah Power and of the plant respectively Light company to restrain the city The telegrams were in answer to by officials of the Provo River from proceeding with construction wires sent Monday night by Mayor Water Users' association and also of the $2490000 plant Anderson reporting the decision lir the Provo chamber of commerce to Before 'litigation developed the the Utah supreme court in tavor of have th'e contractors agree to use Utah labor on the project city had passed an ordinance call- Provo city "When the engineer arrives the To Secure Support ing for issuance of $2600000 in revenue bonds Under the financial first thing will be to check the site arrangement entered into with A of the plant tentatively set for Mr Peterson said Tuesday he C Todd contractor $110000 will be Fif0 North and Second West Would also meet with—officials of held by the city as a surplus for streets" Mayor Anderson said "If the Salt Lake City metropolitan future expansion of the plant The this is the proper site which the water district - the provo metropeople in the referendum will vote city Commission feels it is then the politan district and other such orfor or against the bond ordinance next itep will b to layout the plans" ganizations to secure their support City Tuesday for use of labor from Utah In the event the people vote for the mayor added He to Acting governor These plane will be le Parts' or Robert Tudor in charge of the E E presented the plant the city commission anMonson the scroll of goodnounced it will construct a utilized proper sequence he pointed out be- - employment department for the con- will and greetings from Governor building in the downtown district ginning with first the site then the tractors said Tuesday that if the Herbert Lehman of New York and which would also house the water foundation the water switch from state federation of labor wanted Grover A Whalen president of the to discuss the matter they would the railroad and so on department have to see the contractors either fair Since being signed last week The commission authorized the Mr Rohn or Mr Connolly and that by Governor Henry H Blood and sending of a letter of appreciation Glee Club he was not authorized to say any- Mayor John M Wallace the scroll Appears to Justice Ephraim Hanson who has been signed by the mayors of wrote the supreme court opinion The University of thing TOOELE However 'Mr Tudor stated that Ogden Provo and Logan to Justice James H Wolfe who con- Utah's male glee club presented proMr Krause left in the state capitol curred in frill and to Justice Martin grams here Tuesday at 11 a m and there were about 38 men employed models of the trylon and petisphere M Larson who concurred in part at Grantsville high school at 2 p m on the project by the contractors the "theme at present but that they were "key" the New Yorkwonder buildings" of -fair men 4 ‘ 4 - Joseph Brigham White Int: aerates& oman Offers Testimony - Will Fight Contmcting Firms Wire Plans To Open Project Polls Okeh Needed For floating $2600000 Issue Countiire –eontrart–or-writterrtigtleilierir Power Plant Power Bonds ' j representatives and there is no - Returns to Dinner Fetes Rail Chief ' Ogden Will - Ruth Merrill a brother Carl Hulphera of Lewiston and 'Utah Friends may' can Wednesday afternoon at tho Johnson funeral parlors and Thursday morning at the residence First South And Second West streets Burial will too la the Preston cemetery vi 4 ' " Erickson Vera odtersproesftoCnollmingsotontivellttahrag Li a 1 i J Jo IL 'Erickion M- PRESTON Idaho—Funeral serviced' for Idea Ellen Matilda Hulphers Erickson 63 of Preetog Who died late Sunday of a lune hemorrhage will be concluded Thursday at 2 p nt In tho L D S Second ward chapel July 27 1874 in muginten wilawsednnennlo a daughtor of Ifs het and Guatafa Anderson Hulphers Ube tame to Brigham as a years convert tetlitY UlotaDn 483 chiseh ago and two years iwas married tent erm ha:: ant: dPireetts t&25 In Bahr: In Sweden ago 1 Four daughters survive lira Minnie Balm- - 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