Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING NOVEMBER Livestock Quotations TFants ’Em Branded or 1938 Appealed TThure Joseph Funeral services tor Joseph B Mickles 42 who died tn a local hospital Sunday or will be conducted Wednesday at Alternative write of prohibition nephritis 10 a m si 372 East un ' and mandamus were Issued Mon- First South street der direction of the of day by the' supreme' court citing Fraternaland Order 8 N P District Judge Clarence E Baker JEa$leaSlovenian N a- soBenefit tional to show cause on November 23 why ciety Burial wilt be he should not dismiss a complaint in Murray city came ’£r Mickles was charging W Douglas Beatie at- bom Rakttovic torney of Salt Lake City with Austria tn September He came to 1896 speeding United States In In his petition for tho writs Mr the 913 Uvlng la Boise Beatio alleged that tho signature dsho until 1930 E J Steinfeldt when ha moved to of Traffic Sergeant Rock Borings Wyo the complainant was not sworn to From Rock Springe moved to winton in the presence of the city court he where he reWyo as required by law sided until coming to Bait' Lake City for Mw Beatie eet forth in his peti- medical treatment six tion that he was arrested October months ago He was of the 8 14 at Ninth East and Fourth South aN member P J of Winton streets by A J £rencole police and of F 0 E lodge 151 of Rock Springe traffic patrolman He was released No Surviving l out brother tn Austria op recognisance and the following day pleaded not guilty in City Judge James T Marlow Reva Beck Boscme’s court James T (Jim) Marlow 79 died at his He was tried on October 21 found home 539 South Seventh West street at 1 30 p m Sunday after a lingering illguilty and sentencedto pay a fine ness A- - resident of 225 or serve eight days ih jaiL of Salt Lake Citv for the years he was bom in White Pine Mr Beatie immediately served no- past 32 Illinois a soil of John and Marv county tice of appeal and appeared in the Marlow For 21 years he was an emof the Bogue Supply company district court on October 29 for ar- ploye Surviving is his widow Mrs Mollie Wall Marlow raignment Fimerat services will be conducted WedBefore the date set for his plea nesday L at 2 p m in the Twenty-fifthe made a motion for dismissal as- D 8 ward chapel Eighth West and Fourth streets South the violated the complaint serting Burial will be in Murray city cemetery statute in that the complaintant’s Friends may call at the chapel Weduesday prior to services morning was not sworn to before signature Judgo Boeone Judge Baker took the motion un David "Andrew Vance der advisement and on November David Andrew Vance 72 for many a painting contractdr iu Balt Lake 7 denied the request for dismissal years died at his home 1152 Filth East City and overruled a demurrer As a street Monday at 5 p m of a long illresult of the supreme court writ nessFuneral services will be conducted Wedat 2 p m at !44 East First South Judge Baker cannot proceed fur nesday Burial will be Iu City cemetery ther with the traffic case until the street 26 1865 ins He was born November Carolina a ton of high court has ruled on the ques- - jtchell county North John and Lucinda Btiemore Vance-- ' tions raised Surviving are his widow Mrs Barth Vance and s brother Georgs W Vance of Salt Lake City Rail Company Reports Flood Damages Sophia Thompson 78 died at a Mrs Rophia Thompson of hospital Monday at causes incident to age Sumner G Margetts director of East Broadway was born Mrs Thompson September 30 the state planning board received 1860 Her husband died several years a report Monday from Denver & agoShe is survived by a son Franklin ThompRio Grande Western railroad of- son of Ban Francisco Max Guss assistant sealer of weights and Pleasures loaves of bread lacking weight labels 19 Eke- Speeding Case Obituary Notices of tile Intermountain Territory B Mickles Victor NOKTH SALT LAKE NOT 14 (TJSDA) — Rrcelpte include! 3799 —Hoej 3505 throuKiu 180 direct ud 114 for market r 7 90 hJcher- - toft mixed 7000785 packuic nm 5750 j1"d Cattle— Receipt! Include! 876 319 throunh 108 tor market and 249 direct o aood Unde eold early lew lota trucked-i- n iteers odd 450 0 800: lot! helfera 84 $0 0 8 00 bulk trucked-i- n eowa 400 5 00: cutter and common kind! 200 0 375: odd bulla 4000 5 00 Sheep— Receipt! 4704 include! 3912 through 248 direct and 544 tor market: tew lou trucked-l- n Iambi 725 0 7V6O OGDEN Nov 14 Hoire— Receipt! 1810: iteady to 6c higher than l&it week’i close top on beet 180 790 d to butcher mixed weight! and grade! 700 0 785 few lows 5750 coo Cattle— Receipt 2825: alow early aalea iteady odd lots medium to rood ar‘ tteers $6 00 6 50: heifers $5T5© load good Wyoming cow $525 feeder end out at $4 50 low cutter to common drive-In- s $30004 25 few lots medium and good vealers $750 6 8 00 Sheep-3120 few lots medium Receipt to good trucked-i- n fat lamba $6 7507 50 truck-in- s lot $650 lew trucked-l- n ewes $500 per head KANSAS CITY NoV 14 (APUSDA— Cattle— Receipts 15000 calves 5000 beef steers and yearlings slow most early bids 25c lower few sales medium short feds about steady other killing classes little changed stocker and feeder classes fairly active strong to 25c up bulk abort fed steers eligible to sell $77500 25 a few loads held up to $10 00 and above choice fed yearlings $10 25: most butcher cows S5 2506 25: selected vealers $1000 choice Stockers and feeders $675 08 50 light yearling atookera $875 choice stock teer calves $9 50 gheep— Receipts 5000? very little done Scattered opening sales lambs around steady: fed lambs $815 natives down from $800 Cattle CHICAGO Nov 14 Receipts 18000 calves 2500: very little done on steers and yearlings bidding weak to 25c lower on weighty steers and mostly 25c down on yearlings and light steers few early aalea steady hut hardly enough done to make a market: bulk of Quality and condition to sell at $875011 50 best steers early $1175 but ssvsral loads weighty bullocks bid $1300 and better:of relatively short fed light steers runmany about Vearllug tvpe predominating in 4000 westenv grassers here mainly stock cattle replacement kinds about steady fed heifers steady with common and medium kinds active best fed heifers $1000 few head $11 00: cows weak to 15c lower bulls and vealers steady: most fat cows $550® 8 50: cutters practical top $4000500:$6 60 vealers weighty sausage bulls 18hee?— RMelPti 8000 Including 1500 verv slow fat lambs around steady with Saturday or weak to buyers 15c lower than Thursday's close: to talking around now$8750885 00on good and 0910 held $9 choice lambs on sheep good steadv indications upward feeding lambs $700 Cattl Nov 14 OMAHA —Receipts 11000 calves 2000 fed eteera and yearlings slow weak practically no sales fed heifers about early sales early steady beef cows slow early sales about cutter grades fully steady bulls steady steady vealers fully 50c lower stockers and feeders steady to strong bulk fed steers and yearlings eligible to sell at $8 25 heM above 010 50 choicelots light steers good to choice heifers $1100 few beef cows $5006600: cut50: $80009 ter grades mostly $400 4:75 bulls $5 50 0 6 00 few heavy beef bulls $0 25 practical top vealers $9 00 few $9 5001000 8 50: stocker and feeder steers $7 00®choice choice yearlings held above $9 00 steer calves $10 50 heifer calves $8 50 atocker heifers $750 trade Sheep — Receipts 3500: fat lambsaround Indications established native classes other steady: iteady asking higher and bulk sorted choice grade native range fed wooled lambs held above $8 50 good 3 75 ewes $325 choice and slaughter 8 00 bulk range feeding lambs $7 75 ®down and native feeding Iambi $750 ewes $3 90 short deck short term breeding Cattle DENVER Nov 14 1400 calves 1500 20000 —Receipts fat grass classes steady through slaughter Ihe stgrk bid weak to Jgweri good 969' pound fed steers $9 50 good and cjtoict fed heifers $9 40(8)950: grass fat cutters $6 00 0 700 cows $525 § 6 00 vealers bullv $4 500500: $3 75 0475 $10 00 down stockers and feeders steady pounds $9 00 loads $750(865: load 913 cows $4 500 heifers $650 two loads heifer 4 85: steer calves $8Q0875 “lShpRe0cflpU5'7700: 8300 through truckedhT lamb! eteedy i775 0835: eak-lucar lota yearllnxi iteady to itronx on 3500500: native up" to $8 00: wethere ewea $225 i? 335 one deck medium range ewea 5225 trucked-i- n feeding lambs $7 50 ®8 00 yearling breeding ewea $600 aolld mouth 4000500 BOUTH SAN FRANCISCO Nov 14 (AP ateera 1200 — Cattl! — Receipt! TJSDA) and range ehe etock moderately active a ad' eteera fully eteady with last Friday mevance spot! stronger several loadseteera beef dium to good 965 to 1160-poun- d load weights good $7750825: 1410-poun- d eteera $8 25: load medium $7 10: range cows and helfera opening low to medium loads eeveral fully eteady good range helfera $650 0700 few loads medium to good cows $5 40 0800 bulla 00 down Calves rather ecarce mainly $6done early indica— Receipts 25: nothing tions fully iteady: good to choice vealera 50 50 010 quoted $9 alow account gheep — Recejpte 2000 few early sales prices: sharply higher asking laat Monday: two part lambs 50c above California medium decks medium to good wooled lambs held pelt lambs $8 25 fulloo early action considerably higher ewes undertone firnw — LOS ANGELES Nov 14 Cattle — Receipts 2800 slow early sales medium iteeri stronger asking iteady: choice fed helfera $840: range $7 50 cows $4 85 0 5 5 helfera $6 50 down cutter grades $3500465: bulls $550 6 2Calves— few 1300: steady Receipts 725 vealera to 1000: slaughter calves diSheep — Receipts 1300 Including 204 397: fully steady: mixed rect' holdovers awes 75 750: $25003 lambs 15 examines ficials outlining damages to sections of their line by floods last summer Mr Margetta said he would forward the report to Major Theodore Wyman Jr of the United States army engineering corps at Los Angeles who recently conducted a series of hearings in Utah to determine the need of flood control in Failure to Label Bread Costs this state Second S L Baker Fine Statistics local Elizabeth N Burlington Mrs Elizabeth Nesser Burlington 68 died of a heart ailment Monday at 4 30 P m at the home of a daughter Mrs Bessie drive Bentley 2550 Highland Mrs Burlington waa born December 16 1869 in Providence Cache countv Utah a daughter of Hartman F and Elizabeth Welty Nesser but moved with her parents when a child to St Joseph Mo where ehe She came to Salt lived until May 3 938 Lake Citv last spring to live with her daughter after being iu ill health for some tinie Surviving are her husband James Burlington oftwoSt Joseph: a daughter Mrs sous James Burlington of Bentley Creston Iowa and William Burlington of a seven Neb Lincoln grandchildren brother F H Nesser of Troy Kan and three sisters Mrs E A Smith Mrs Marv McCombs and Mrs William Hamm all of St Joseph The body will be taken to 8t Joseph for funeral services aud burial Stromberg the eve of hie seventy-fourt- h birthday anniversary Thure Victor local carpenter and contracStromberg tor died Monday eentng In a local has- ital following an illness of several months is evidence was 1977 Washington boulevard Mr Stromberg was bom November 15 1804 at Kyrkeila Vastergatland Sweden to Andreas and Anna Petterson Stromberg He bad reand came to Ogdeu in 1909 He was a high priest sided here since in Ogden L D H Third ward at the time He was a member of the of his death local carpenters1 union and an official in Hit wife Ogden Scandinavian council Christina Olson Stromberg died eeveral years ago Sun tv mg are three sons and two daughters Mrs H L Montgomery Dr Elmer Arvtd and Eric Stromberg F all of Ogden and Mrs Lars Anderson of Black Piue Idaho also 16 grandchildren pd sev' en and A sister in Washington Funeral services will be conducted Thursday at 2 p m in Ogden L D 8 Third ward chapel by Myron B Richardson biaholTtrfterment will be in Ogden city cam terv directed by Lindquist A Bona Friends may call at the family home Weduesday afternoon and evening and prior to services Thursday OGDEN— On John Henry Ferguson LOGAN —John Henry Ferguson 62 74 East Fourth South street died at local hoapttal Monday after a short illness He was bom at Birmingham England on April 27 1876 a son of James and Ellen Ferguson Mr Ferguson waa em ployed at a Logan garage as a mechanic He had been a resident here nearly ail of his life His wife Hattie Forsburg Ferguson died several years ago ara tha following aona and Surviving daughters Mrs Rovsl E Swenson Lewis Mirlen Date and Wanda Fergusou of Wilfnrd Ferguson of Los Angeles Mrs Dean Clippert of Preston Idaho Caj three brothers and I five grandchildren sister Alfred Ferguson of Ririe Idaho W T Ferguson of Loa Angeles Cal: Lee Fergusou aud Mn Robert Hughea of North Loean Funeral arrangements ara being mada der the direction of Halt mortuary un- Julia Ann Thompson MANTI — Mra Julia Ann Thompson 68 wife of James L Thompson died at her She home late Sunday of a Heart Illness aud her husband had lived in Mautl for tbe months doing work in Manti eight past L D 8 temple She waa born in Louisiana on March 11 1870 a daughter of James R and Eliza In 1904 Mrs Thomniou Goodson Weaver aud her husband and family moved from Louisiana Jo Uuth They made their residence in ffrice but spent one year in St George aud eight yean in Manti doing temple ordinance work Elton She is survived by two aona aud Durant of Spriiigville Thompson Thompson of Cedar City four daughters Mrs Amy Walker of Meridian Idaho Mrs Mrs Squats Anna Taylor of Siuingvllle Tucker of Elmo Utah and Mra Lydia Jackson of Falrview 24 grandchildren and a sister Mrs Dochea Joyner of Louisiana The body will be taken to Price where funeral services will be conducted In Price L D 8 tabernacle Wednesday at 2:30 p m Interment will by Bishop Orson Guyman be in Price city cemetery Friends may call at Wallace mortuary In Price prior to services Mary Price HTRUM—Funeral aervicea for Mrs Agues Hannah Anderson 69 who died at her home here Saturday after six weeks r illness wilt be conducted Wednesday at 1 m In Hyrum L D 8 First ward chapel y Bishop Reuben Hanson Burial will be Hyrum cemetery directed by Thompson funeral home She waa bom here September 8 1879 a daughter of Andrew and Christina Jensen Larsen She married Frank C Andersen and had been aetlve in L D 8 church activities having served as a counselor iu the Primary as a Relief eoctetw worker and ae a member of the old folka eommlUee oX Hyrum L D 8 First ward- Surviving are her hu4bend: her mother ntna sons and daughters Mra William Baldwin of Wellsvillt Mn Ephraim Nitder-hausof Logan Julius Albertson and Claris and Quiaton Anderson of Hyrum Milton Anderson of Salt Lake City Mra Blattner Harold and Mrs Lloyd Stewart of Arco Idaho Mra W F Firth of Monterey LOGAN— JtsaNa- - Barnard Drinkwater Cal 15 grandchildren and three brothers 68 L D 8 temple worker and genealogical Ernest Archie aud Amoe Lersea of Hyresearcher died at a local hospital early rum Illafter a three-wea- k Monday moruiug ness He was born In Gloucester 'England October 9 1870 a sou of Joseph Perry and Rose Anti Barnard Drinkwater At an POCATELLO Idaho— Lewis early age ha accompanied hia widowed mothGeorgs er to New Zealand where he worked In Brandt 40 former yardmaetar tn Pocatello sheep shearing eheds accumulating enough for tha Union Pacific System died of pneuto come to Utah on March 3 1893 monia at a local hospital Sunday night money Mr Drinkwater came to Logan tn 1901 and after a short Illness A World war veteran in Rexburg Idaho Mr Brandt reexcept for a short time had lived here since ° He had assisted sev- sided at 358 North Lincoln avenue He eral persons iu the intermountain country was bom October 5 1898 at Albuquerque iu genealogical work He had never mar N M son of Mr and Mrs Lewis P Braodt He was a member of tha Brotherhood of rien He was an invalid for vears Surviving are a sister in Rexburg Idaho Railroad Trainmen Mr Brandt had lived la Pocatello 25 and a brother hi New Zealand r Funeral arrangements are being made yeara Ha ia survived by bis widow Mra Milby Hall mortbary dred Brandt of Boise bis parents now residing In Pocatfllo: a brother Fred P Brandt of Salt Lake City and a slater Mra C James 8 Smith of Pocatello Funeral services will be conducted Tuea- OGDEN — C E Harris 79 retired farmat 2 p m in the Epiaeopal church er of Stone Idaho died Monday at 12:02 dav with the Rev Mortimer Chester p m iu a local hospital following a three Graveside rites will be conductedofficiating by Poca- weeks' Illness of ailments Incident to age tello post No 4 of Legion He waa bom July 21 1859 at Chimney at the Mountainview thrAmerican Interment Rock Neb to William and Jane Carter will be In charge of thecemetery Downard mortuaryHarris while his parents were en route westward as L D 8 converts He had resided in Stone Idaho since early childhood Active in L D 8 work throughout his life Mr Harris waa a high priest in Stone L D 8 ward and a former Wyo— Requiem m&jf will high he EVANSTON E Cassidy at the celebrated by the counselor in Stone stake - - Rev ’ u Tuesday are hia widow Mra Christens Surviving ed Peterson Harris and the following sous and daughters: Mra Leona Bradshaw of home of hia daughter Mrs Marla Aheru Brigham City Edwin and Harry Harris of Saturday morning 1855 in Rockford Dl Stone Leora Wade aud Ronald Harris of Born May ha cams to Evanatou In 1880 and for 37 Ogden and Mra Ruby ficott of Midvale waa employed as a boilermaker by also an adopted son and adopted daughter Mrs Loraine Anderson of Ogdsn and Ray- Sears Pacific railroad raUriug in 1916 Ha married Mary McCoy In Kockford ' mond Turner of Burley Idaho and two sisters Mrs Sarah Bunderaon of Providence 111 Surviving are a sou John McCabe of Utah and Mra Lucy Roa of Stone Utah and four daughters Mrs Ogden Funeral announcement will be made by Aneru Evanston Mra Jana McCafftry of Mra H H Estea of Richmond Larkin A Sons Ogdau: Cal and Mrs D J Griffin of Sparka Nev James B Drinkwater Lewis George Brandt E Harris William McCabe il lira Herbert McCain POCATELLO Idaho— Requiem mass for Mrs Herbert McCain who died at St Anthony Saturday night will be conducted Tuesday at 9 a m in tha St Joseph Catholic church with the Rev Edmund R Cody Interment will take placa in officiating Mountafnview cemetery under direction of the Downard mortuarv N D C-R- “THE THE YOKE OF THE WEST Agnes Hannah Anderson y Wyo— Funeral services for Mrs Mary Price TO of Green River who died here Friday were held at the home of her daughter Mr Thomss Foster of Rock Springs under direction of Wilder-mut- h mortuary Monday She had been a pioneer of Sweetwater county having resided at Green River since 1686 She was born In Gwemmon Waiea March 28 1868 the daughter of Isaac and Gwen Vaughn Jenkins She waa 6 months old when her parents came to America Surviving are two daughters Mrs Foster and Mrs John Riddle of Green River Interment was in tha family plot In Mountain View cemetery Rev n Lungreu of the First Methodist entirch conducted the funeral and graveside services ROCK SPRINGS ED NETWORK p°£s!££ TUESDAY STATION" NOVEMBER 1$ At NBC Station TUE8DAY NOVEMBER 15 1938 (Chaugea tn program! ee Hated ere due entirely to network correction made too let to Incorporate ) A M 7 :00— KUTA— Alarm Clock Club with Newa Note Mueio Noneenee aud Hal Parkes — 8:00— NBC Story of tha Month "Woman of the tthadowa" :15— NBC— ioah Hlgglna of Ftnchvllla 8:30 — NBC— Tha Vagabond! 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News Mrs Pearl died Wednesday at Los An 12:15— NBC— Arnold Orimm'a Daughter “Music of America" fense Jail sentence was aupend-e- d Although most bakery products Separate Maintenance Asked gelee 1:15— NBC— U 8 Army Band conducted 12:30— NBC— Valiant Lady 1:30— CBS— Scattergood Balnea The latter case was aggra- are wrapped in paper carrying the Katherine Allen from Junius C Allen by Captain Thomas F Darcy play 12:45— NBC— Hymns of All Churches 1:45 — CBS — Melody Rambiings 1:00— NBC— Story of Mary Marlin ing In Washington D C — KSL — Along MeTbdy Lane vated as he had reportedly been manufacturer's name and weight cruelty attorney Gaylen 8 Young 20ft Neal NBC— Between the Bookendt With 1:12M-NBC- — 1:45— Almira Mrs Verkina Ma CBS— and Marge 2:15— Myrt of bread some are failing to comTed Malone 1 Bess NBC— House :30— CBS— Famllv 2:30— Hilltop Pepper Young's starring Deaths 2:00— NBC — Club Matinee variety pro 1:45— NBC— Tha Guiding Light Johnson PLAIN CITY— Mrs Almira Singleton ply with city ordinances compelling ARRELLANO — Antoina gram Ransom Sherman M C 2 00— NBC— Backstage wife drama Arrellano Neal 72 widow of Willard Neal died late 2:45— KSL— Shoppers Musical Matlnee-3:00Vasquez such action Mr Wall stated 3:00— NBC— The Affairs of Anthony 34 769 West Second South street basal a lingering CBS — “Music for Fun’ with Wil215— NBC— Stella Dallas drama Sunday at the home here after skull fracture November 10 child 2:30— NBC— "Vic and Side" drama 3:15— NBC— Nancy Martin songs commentator: to age liam Incident Infirmities illness of Spier In cases of bread or cakes not REX — Bessie Morgan Rex 47 Randolph 330— NBC— Tha Laudt trio 2:45— NC— Girl Alone drama A pioneer of Weber county Mrs Neal guest and the Columbia Broada sticker on the peritonitis November 12 3:45— NBC— Vaughn Da Leath singer conducted by 3:00— KDYL— The Inqutrlng Reporter Weather conditions reported by U 8 bakery-wrappe- d was born here May 3 1866 to Thomas and casting Symphony reKELLETT — John Kellett 75 222 South Christina Woodcock KDYL— Matinee Musicale 4:00— NBC— Gray Gordon’s orchestra 3:15— hack and Barlow Howard weather bureau November 14 193s: manuSingleton and article weight detailing State street heart disease November 8 sided in Plain City her entire life She was 3:30— KSL— Intermountain edition KSL 3:30— NBC— Smilin' Ed McConnell 4:30— NBC— Adrian Rollinl The cool western high ia still over Utah BROWN — Antone William Brown 81 717 married to Mr Neal in 1882 in Harrisville News and surrounding states 3:45— KDYL— Aftefnoon edition of world- - 4:45— KUTA— Treasure Chest of Melodies Skies are clear facture is required International News East First South street heart disease No- He died In April 1911 wide Mrs Neal waa a within the area of Its Influence and tem3:45— KSL— Shoppers' Guide Transradlo Newt 6:00— KUTA— of arrest for several Warrants 5:15— KUTA— Mattnea Melodies vember 8 4:00— KDYL— On With the Dance 4:00— CBS— Eton Boys member of the Episcopal church peratures are below normal although gen- other bakers have been issued and WOODRUFF— 6:30— NBC— Oscar Shumaky concert Vlo 4:15— KDYL— You and Your Publlo LiDorothy May Woodruff 7 are eight sons and daughters 4:15 — KSL — U 8 Government Report erally several degrees higher than yesterday Surviving liulst months 970 South West Temple street Charles and Roosevelt Neal Mrs Walter A low in the Canadian prairies reaches Mr Wall asserted interviews by tha director of the brary prosecutions will 8:45— KUTA— The Comhuskers Program broncho pneumonia November 11 4:30— KDYL— Notet In Rhythm national emergency council southward to Montana and the Dakotas Maw and Mrs Anona Powell of Plain City 6:00— NBC— To Be Announced 5:00— NBC— Easy Acea drama 4:30— KSL — Merchants' Radio Column and action against the cool higher pressure continue until all bread sold in the IPSON — Joseph Ipion 59 Junction carci- Gert L and Grandon Neal and Mrs Maude noma November 12 5:15— NBC— Mr Keen Tracer of Lost 6:30— NBO— Information Please to the southwest has caused cloudiness and Harris of Ogden and Mrs C P Ellsworth 5:00— KSL— Dick Tracy is properly identified 7 :00— NBC— "Who Sang It?" With MusiQ CONNARY— Thomas John Connary 74 31 of Grand Junction Colo Persona 17 grandchildren 5:15— KSL— Howl Wing a saga o( avialight precipitation in far northwest Light city ' West Sixth South street unknown but and a sister Mrs Emma Jane Richardson of and Songs tion 6:30— KDYL— "Jack rain was falling at Roseburg and Spokane 7:30— NBC — Eugene Conley tenor 00 a drams 645— KDYL— "Little Armstrong natural November 7 5:30— CBS— "Second Husband Annie Lake City Salt Generally clear skies are reported east of the Orphan Menken Mav Helen Beaux Weldman WEIDMAN— Wed600— Trio In Art companlea by orchestra mountains Weather is warmer the censtarring Funeral services will be conducted ReidLamplugh G Association 60 753 Tenth East street $ :00— NBC — Child 6 :00— CBS— 7Blg Town" with Edward 630— KDYL — Evening Edition Transradlo Study tral section and considerably cooler in the S apoplexy nesday at 2 p m In Lindquist A Sons r a in Claire Trevor Robinson News Fiftieth Anniversary Celebration and November 10 Rev Atlantic in states the by Ogden mortuary cnapel "A Hair Century of series of newspaper dr&maa 0:45— KDYL — James Melton Victor ANDERSEN — Hilma Frick Andersen 48 John W Hvslop Interment will be In Plain Program Comparative data for Salt Lake City: in Child Study" Tooele diabetes November 10 0:30— CBS— Al Jolsou with Martha Rave orchestra Progress Fredda Gibiou Citv cemetery Degrees 8:30-t-NB- C — Rhythm School under the Lud Gluekin’s or RIGBY—Ann Bmtth Rigby 79 735 Major Graham McNamee Parkyakarkus 45 Friends may call at the mortuary chapel 7 :00— NBC— Battle of tha Sexes conduct street accidental death Injury to spiual Tuesday afternoon chestra auspices of Lenny Grey with Judy 74 aud evening and prior di7 00— CBS— We the People under cord Nocember 12 and Lenny songs Mary McHugh 45 in ed attendance With Frank 8anCrumtt 23 aervicea by to and Julia persons Weduesday are 14 Nov BOSTON (AP)— Following rection of Gabriel Heatter contralto Tommy Taylor tenor derson 2 Lake Beauticians’ associathe sales nigh low and closing prices of and Singsong Bisters and Jimmy 7:30— CBS — Tha Caravan with Benny 7:30— NBC— Fibber McGee and Company 34 the Salt New Suits Filed stocks traded Monday on the Boston stock Rich at (he organ Goodman and his Swing School 800 — NBC — Bob Hope’s Variety Show — East 42 tion and the city board of educae Marlene — NBC— xchange 8:45— CBS the Christian" drama "Dr 8:00— Ennis’ et James L White al Louis vs Skiiinay "Paging Common Sense" se orchestra: Jerry Inches tion ek beauty judgment on lease $1440 attorneys Latches riea of "Be Sensible" talks by Dr Jean of River's End Colouua the mad professor guest opened their Total precipitation for the 24 hours starring White Marlene East BOUNTIFUL— daughter Jsstrow noted psycologlst Hersholt stars A West Joseph Amovltz at 00 school Wright ending at 5:30 p m Monday evening of Charles and Lillie Knighton East died 1 g 30 —CBS— Jimmy Fldler'i 8:30— NBC — Uncle Ezra's Radio Station A Call Hollywood 9:00— NBC— Fats Waller and hia Yacht Total for this month to date Salt Lake county et al to here 2 05 hours after Monday at 1 a m fie Chib orchestra NBC— To Be Announced high school 845— Gossip Accumulated excess for this mouth quiet title attorney George C Morris birth 8 :45— KHL— “Tall Tales’ 9 :1 5— KUTA— International News to date 900— NBC— Amos 1 40 The class will be conducted each Andy Oravrfslde funeral aervices will he con— — Vocal Varieties choral group 9:30— NBC— Larry Clinton’s orchestra 9 00— KSla— World We Live In Total since October 1 td date 3 66 ducted Tuesday at 2 p m by William R News of Record — Pinto Pete Views NBC — Johnny Present Russ Mor- 10:00— KUTA— The Monitor the 930— Accumulated excess since October 1 1 57 Monday at 7:30 p m for 12 weeks D 8 L of Second Bountiful Smith bishop — Choica of the KSL News ’The and His People" 930— Sun rises at 7:16 and sets at 510 NoFourgan Vool WARRANTY orchestra: DEEDS Swing ward teen Frances Adair vocalist “Tale 10:15— NBC — The Band ‘ Box orchestra under direction nf Gabriel Heatter vember 15 L Swaner to C Tavlof Charlotte intn to the addition Survivors parents with Eddie de Lange 14 (AP) — Trading 10 00 — KSL— Frontier Fighters Nov the Tuue" dramatic storv et a) lot 50 block 10 Fremont NEW YORK clude two sisters Dehla and Meha East New KSL— World Coverage g 1000— NBC — IQ 30— NBC — Les Brown’s orchestra wool top futures was quiet with little Tonight 11:00— 10 two brothers William and Charles East 10 15— Heights $ — KSL — U 8 Business Bureau Series NBC— Music of All Countries fee Roubalx values 1030 Charlotte C Taylor et al to C Taymusical today Ormay director Gyula BUTTER tange In prices Mr Mrs and her and Jr grandparents guest speaker Florence Foyer soprano of concert hiring Joseph Homick'a orchestra lor et al lot 55 block 10 Fre$ 30 First grade lb predated 40 to 70 centimes and Antwerp John East all of Bountiful Road Builders 10:43— K8L— American 11:30— NBC— Shep Fields and bit arches mont Heights stage and screen 29 as unchanged to Mid off Second grade lb 10 — Wayne King’s orchestra guest speaker tra Flora E Harman to W LeRoy 31 cream butter lb Futures closed hers 3 points higher to Swest 11 00— CBS— Phil Harris orchestra 11:00— KDYL — Five-StDecember 813 bid: March Final Edition of 12:00— KUTA— Good night lower Healy et ux section 12 township (Parchment wrapped Me leas) World-Wid- e 11 15— CBS— Conversation e Trans-radi- o (Paid Advertisement)' 2 south range 1 west 3 2 bid EGGS News 11:45 — CBS — Gene Grup&’s Orchestra 40 Edna A Spalding to Henry D MontSpot standard topi 855 up 05 Large white new laid eggi doc PAYSON Green KDYL— 11:15— Henry Raymond Old lufidnight Refrains 35 23 Medium white eggs doc lot gomery Poplar Place ion of Robert Henry and Lorna 12:00 — CBS— Harry Owens' orchestra 11:30— NBC — Joe Sudv’a orchestra 35 Anderson Lumber company to EdLarge white standard doz loo-NBC-- Jack Alberta Paystrup Green died at a local A M Wlnston'a orchietra Cheyenne win L Madsen et ux CHEESE lot 3 child was born 12:30— CBS— Bob Grant's orchestra late Tha hospital Sunday Chicago block 2 Hillside Park Full cream triplets lb 10 2:J0— NBC— Ted Weema’ orchestra 18 at 1938 to Denver CBS— July Prelude Payson 1245— Midnight Full cream longhorns lb 3 W Ross at ux to Kenneth R i :0— KDYL— Good-NigSurviving are hie parents five brothers 1:00— KSL — Good night sandwich loaf lb Full cream b Miller et ux lot 1655 Highland Nov 14 (AP) —Director! of Grand Jet HOUSTON :iS sisters Jarvis John Roy Lorna and lb (Paid Advertisement) (Paid Advertisement) Park plat A Triplets western cured to and the Humble Oil and Refining company Mon- Helena Lots Green of Payson and the grandparKan City 19 cured lb A western at Giles ux dividend Home to the Longhorns Byrum declared quarterly regular day ents Mr and Mrs Christian Paystrup of 24 on De- LAS VEG Daisies Wisconsin cured lb Owners' Loan corporation lot amounting to 62 Vi cant! a ahare Levan xLos lb 24 cured Wisconsin 2 block 23 plat A Longhorns cember 27 to stockholders of record at MpIs-St- Aug Funeral aervices will be conducted WedA Anderson and husband 3 p m November 26 NEW YORK Nov 14 "(AP)— Egga— Doris MODENA nesday at 1 p m at Levan Interment to Malinda Anderson lot 2 block wilt be tn Levan cametery directed by DesPacific coast whites Jumbo and premiums Needles 10 10 eret mortuary plat A xNew Yrk 43049Ac specials 41 W42c34cstandards Doris A Anderson to Malinda 37 pullete Omaha 038c medluma 33® Flour tot 2 block 10 26 Phonix 0 27c: refrigerator specials 33 0 plat A 10 MINNEAPOLIS Nov 14 (AP) — Flour PCTLLO 34 c medluma 29029c George Edward Morgan Henning Henderson et ux to Ed M — cotton PUd carload lots per barrel In 0 Bronson et ux lot 2 block 1 Nov 14 (AP) — Butter wee CHICAGO sacks Famllv patents unchanged 5 051) Pueblo LAYTON— George Edward Morgan 43 Heath's subdivision ecore 03 10 26 fresh 395 4) Reno 5 23 standard pateuts unchanged 0 steady Monday: local former and past commander of post 91 score Ravmond W Dunn at ux to Walker 4 15 92 ecore 26c outside fit Louis No 87 of the American Legion died Monu Bank A Trust company ecore 89 score ' t 90 outside: 25c Shipments 24 810 8 L C1XY " day at 10 a m iu an Ogdeu hospital fol22 township 2 south range 88 score 24 c centrallted 25c Inside Bran 1600 01650 Ban Diego 1 east 10 lowing a long illness carlots 90 score 25c 89 acora 25c LaVem only a email deposit iPoy xBan Fm in on 25 Bom to October 1895 Y Millard to Joseph 8 Layton 88 score ’down and start wearing thief Seattle E Thomas and Mary K Pilling Morgan Kone et ux lot 9 hlock 1 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF Bpokane he nia resided life here had entire Nov 14 FRANCISCO except AN Franklin 8 subdivision 10 for 13 mouths he served In the U 8 Bulovo TODAYS THE INTERIOR Bureau of Public Roads Tonopah army j smart new the —Butter: 92 ecore 28c 81 27 c 90 Eva O Moss to LaVerna Y Millard was a member of the L D 8 church Denver Colorado November 4 1938 Sealed Waehgtn balonca ln lot 6 block 73 plat C 27c 89 poy 10 He as ex scoutmaster and served bids single copy 'subject to the conditions Winmcca of the medium Tressa A Doutra Layton 35c 25 c large Tracy lot 1 block to22 Mary F B Egga: Extra large extras convenient Installments contained herein will be received until 10 Yellowsta ward Boy Scouts for several years email tras 10 30c plat 'In g are his parents o’clock A M on the 22d day of November Yuma his widow BUILDING standards 31 c PERMITS 1938 for the construction of ipproxlmetelv Annie H Westwood owner W H xAlrport station formerly Elizabeth Robins Bloodj whom he Cheese: Flat 15c triplets 14 c married March 10 1920 four sons and 17207 miles of Base Course Surfacing end Westwood builder remodel build- LOS ANGELES Nov 14 (AP)— Producs part FI IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE Bituminous Mat on Project Howard Malcolm daughter: Newell ing 39 H atreet 150 aMarcia 1 D2 part C of the Grand Loop and and Rodney Morgan ail of Layton United States for the district of Utah Exchange receipts: Jessie Billingsley owner Bert :M P M — Notice on petition for discharge tn BuUer 199100 pounds chtsse 45700 and five brothers and sisters: Mrs Bvron TUNE IN TONIGHT! KUTA East Entrance Highways located within Brown builder remodel frame of WyoVern and Curtis Morgan and Mrs Yellowstone National Park State residence 280 G street bankruptcy— In the matter of William pounds eggs 2712 cases 91 300 Nalder - of approxi90 Itemsbankscore Mra Ferris In all Scoffield a 82 Merrill Butter: of Sherman Dr Frank Spencer owner Young Layton and bankrupt— 28c: ming Involving major Unclassified ExcaLawrence Blamires of Jerome Idaho 27c: 89 26c Construction company ruptcy No 15023 mately 26500cucu yde builder Yds Unclassified ExcavaWestern cheefe: Triplet daisies 14c long Funeral announcemenut will be mada by Notice ia hereoy given that William vation: 2650 frame garage 161 Second ave- Jfc Over15c of Balt Sons Ferris loaves yds Lake City horns 14c Sherman tion foi Structures: 38000 its nueu Lindquist Candied clean extras 37c: do Alder Sandets A Wallace owner: 1700 Utah has filed his petition on the haul 17207 miles Ftna Oradlng of SubEggs: cu vds Local 34c do medium extras 125th day of October 1938 praying for large standards Leslie O Newton builder brick grade and Shoulders: 920059000 Its-incdo tons in 30c bankstandards do medium Crecelius a discharge from all hit debts Subgrade Reinforcement: East Fourth duplex - 1103-0All creditors and other per- small extras 28c ruptcy South street Heavy Ban Course: 1750 M gale “Tha Rockin’ Chair Lady” and $800 to 3 sons interested are ordered to attend hens Leghorns 2 hours Roller Operation: Aider A Wallace Poultry PARK CITY—Funeral services for Jesse Watering: 585 Sandere owner -be4 MC-1 and up to pound) at the hearing upon said petition Cutback Asnhalt: 2 000 Leslie O Newton builder frame Thomas Crecelius who died last Thursday 90 000 gel pounds 14e ovsr 3 to 4 fore the United States district judge in 16c over 4 pounds 18c colored 3 tons Class F Dense Plant Mixture Grade of miner's will "be residence 423 street F conducted Consumption 3000 the United Btatee courtroom In the pounds 18c over 4 pounds and up 23c A: 2220 tone Cover Aegregete: 272 000 gal Paul Seeger owner-bulldt- r Thursday at 2 p m in Archer mortuary remodel and up to 1 MC-- 3 Federal Bldg Balt Lake City Utah broilsra ovsr 1 pounds Cutback Asphalt for Claes F: 83000 brick residence 1048 Lake chapel by John E Holland bishop of the RC-- 2 and up to 2 on the 21st day of December 1938 at 17c over 1 Cutback Asphalt for Claae F pounds 19c3 Farrol F Paoworth owner T R $ 400 Park City L D 8 ward Burial will be gal b Vitrified Clav 2 o'clock In the afternoon thereof and friers Lsghorns over 2 and up to Seal In Park City cemetery 740 lln ft Barr builder frame residence swing out tonight with to 3 Perforated CSM then and there show cause If any they pounds 16c colored 2 pounds 1238 Ashton avenue pipe: 6500 Un ft aud up to 4 have why the prayer of the petitioner 17c over 3 2515 lln ft Rustic pounds 18c H W Breenholt owner Thomas R 4000 Pipe Underdralne over 4 not roasters colored be and should Stones: up and By general Guard Rail 385 lln ft Curb pounds granted Bleainger builder brick aud cinBENNY GOODMAN rule of the court it ia further ordered to 4 der block residence 2540 Dear pounds 19c: stags colored 15c old other minor Items of work The minimum that any creditor opposiug this appli- roosters colored 12c Leghorns 9c duckrates of wages to be paid for labor on this born 5000 Clothing 16c his 5 over enter shall and cation up W E Butterworth pounds appearance and lings Pekin owner Mark project will be those shown in the epeclal valued more at than Clothing 12c old ducks White file specifications In writing In oppounder 5 pounds Where plane and specifications Nlcholsen builder frame resiprovisions sition thereto with the undersigned Fekins 8c geese 15c young tom turkeys dence 1597 South Eighth East 4 000 $150 and including two new suits of are requeeted a deposit of 10 will be referee 424 Besson Bldg Balt Lake 14 pounds end under 20 pounds 17c: 20 E W Sonnyard within 15 r required to Insure their return bids clothes a new overcoat shirts and checks City Utah in the maimer and at the pounds end up 18c young hen turkeys 9 brick 1504 residence days from the date of opening 11 in general order pounds end under 11 pounds 18c time as provided was stolen from an automo socks South Sixth East to be mede payable to the Treasurer of the No 32 J T MCCONNELL and owner-builde- r Johnson Plans Specifications pounds end up 20c capons 6 to 8 pounds John L United 8tates bile owned by Manuel Bengoechea Referee in Bankruptcy 24c: over 8 pounds and up 26c rabbits of frame garage 963 Denver Proposal mav be obtained In the254offices 1 4 No Balt No 3 to 13c Utih Like A while A Custom G pounds City of 126 South First West street it the Rureau of Public Roads Karpnwitz owner Fred Dated Bait Like City Utah No- 1 mixed colors 3 to 4 Cox builder frame addition 1160 House Denver Colorado B W MATTE' pounds 11c I ZIS So Main All Ulu No i old bo vember 14 1938 1 ooo wa reported to police Monday Ramona avenue SON Acting District Engineer City Will Continue Campaign to Guard Consumers on Weight and Quality A M 8:00— KDYL— 8:30— KDYL— T :00— KDYL— T:15— KDYL— 7 :30— KDYD— 7 :45— KDYL— William Mildred Parker Pearl Singleton The Weather L Beauticians Open School Boston Stock List '' Futures Produce Market If Raymond Henry Green THIS IS YOUR Dividends LUCKY DAY I 26c 25c 24c 25c 27c 33c Jesse Thomas MILDRED BAILEY COUNT BASIE Stolen K S L— 7:30 P M rot Camel Cigarettes I |