Show - - w--- a - 4mr - a - it - — 'Friday Morning ' Zbt - Archttects Arranicre'alicafro Grain SaleE0atistus I IT cHico rhasts both of rash wheat ' 1' 'Alvards Buildinz served dasbv market out of doldrums Graded Wools higher prices Sales of cash wheat for 'Oct 0 7 BOSTON offei-- Ings of graded wools sold Thurs- day at the Merrion and Wilkins wool auction—first such sales in )3ostort since post World war days A total of 887000 pounds of western wools svervolfered-Thurs-- –day—the third day of the sales— and 613250 pounds were taken at auction and 204950 pounds of the offerings were sold privately Immediately following the bidding The remaining wools — 68800 pounds — comprised mostly exOct-1- ' - 0 11 The Weather eave - NEW TORK Oct IT (AP)--Su- gar Su tikes remained within a narrow tradtng range today as trader looked to the raw market for some renewal of activity Thamsatid—prices—were—unchanged-16- its trading when March at 193 cents and July 200 cents un- point higher in I tgold World futures were similarly quiet changed to 14 point up December cent 1 March Winnipeg Wheat— October Low 70 11 71 73 High 70- Decembei g May Caah wheat—T1o No 2 69c 83 cent 911 71 76 CIOSee 70 al75 70c 'northern 32aa Ni 3 white '34c No AFFHATEI VOITIt CBS ic S Brigadier Fort Sill to Fort Lewis Colonels: Liok1 E Jones F A Colunt- bia Ito to Columb ia S C O wen S Albright S C Brooklyn to Chicago : —Lieutenant colonels: Harry C Ingles-SC Fort Monmouth to Fort Pam Houston: Frank E Stoller S C Fort Hayes to Camp Beauregard: Edwin R Fettling S C Sas Francisco to Fort Lewis Max W Sullivan—intfrort Ordr—to- - Hawaiian—de partment: Stanley C Smock V C Midi-Io- n barracks to Fort Dix: Clyde V Simi) O Sort Bliss to Governors Island: Kearie L Berry inf San Antonio to Brownwood Texas Majors: Fred T Yount Q M C Oklahoma City to Panama Conti department Fort Captains: Clark L Ruffner eav Riley to Fort Bliss August E Schanze inf Fort Sheridan to Fort Benning: Witham H Richardson Jr Q M C Fort Wadsworth N y to Madison barracks New York: Robert Gray Swift N C res Philadelphia to Fort Monmouth-1- 1 Luke Don Packard A C res Swamit to to McClellan field Sacramento Robert French Brooks F A res Oklahoma City to Randolph field: Robert- - Graves Chamres bers inf Knicholasville Ky- - to Fort Cnolt KY: Eugene Charles Cropper IOC res to Fort Ky Flemingsburg Knott Malmstrom O D Kv: Ivy' res Washington to Wilmington Ray mond H Coombs O D Rock Island -to talts Greene 0 res Long Island N Y to Rantoul J: TH EVOICE OF THE WEST A Id 7b W re - ff i: 65 ty M A —is FRIDAY OCTOBER la (Tune to 1130 kilocycles) 1 THI 1750 top otoo )1 PPlear red clover faneY red Blanding Rots Rueter Butts Cheyent Chicago Delta Denver - -Filch Ely Grd MINNEAP0119 Oct 17 (AP)—Wheat ears comparad 131 receipts Thursday with 92 I year ago Futures—December d ge c4 Ma ySea—1uly-93- e basis unchanged Quotations qae higher Cash: No 1 heavy northern nate ear Ver: dark northern No 1 94 gdiact No 2 No 3 11 93 de8314c: fancy No 1 hard Montana 914e: Minnesota-Sout- h Dakota No 3 dark hard winter r 84e M-- rb ts Id I i 1 - 4 nil ak t I I 4 5 I I -- 2:15—CBS--Myr- t 2:30—CBSe—Hilltop NOON 1200-NBC-- Betty 2:45—CBS—Siepmother 3:00—KSL—Rush Rushee' Pictorial 3:15—CBS—"We the Abbott" 3:20—KSL—Leeway Melodies Bettie 3:45CBS—Scattergood 4:00—CBS—"Toung Dr Malone" 4 :15—CB$Hedda Hopper's --Hollywood 4:30CBSJoyee Jordan Girl In- ed 0 0 4:45—CBS—The World Today Telling 'Time" 5:15—KSL—Jack Armstrong the American Boy ' 5:20KSI—Organ - - 2 i :55CBSPrese 5 news HIRAM of Girl Alone Journey Guiding Light of 'The O'Neil one T-The Melodies News Reports hie 4:15KDYL-WorldW- Press Tranaradio Inquiring Reporters Siesta Time News Summary -"I Am an American" A program for Boys and Girls' 5:45KonFrid ay Jamboree of United of United 7:00-NBC--Waits Progrem Time with Frank Lyman's Orchestra Amsterdam Chorus Theater direct " ad by Arch Obler Winkler toted radio Betty starring Munn - Press Abe al 8:00 LINIMENT SLOA-i- p - Coverage 'Columbia Broadcasting System Coast-to-Coa- st Republican 'tate committee) KANSAS CITY Oct VV (AP)—Wheat —48 care the lower to the higher No 2 No 3 Al hard 84 Selhe No 2 hard 8214e nominally 8012 No 3 nominally 7914 084 lac: $5142c No 3 No 2 red nominally 8012 683c 0 Q 8cClogs: illi Coca-Col- a MONDAYS THIU 7 FRIDAYS —Tune 'assigns sit - ht KDYL 9:45 A- ' 7 P - 4000 1490 200 LIM December SO egoyse July 7411c Corn: 95 care unchanged to le higher No 3 No 2 while nominally lig 01 nominally 62 67c No 2 yellow nom Inaily 62 e 64o No 3 nominally 59162c 2 mixed No nominally filth 83 Yee No 3 nominally 5812 06112c Close: December 56 oi May July Cats 3 care unchanged to stite higher No 2 white nominally 3114 ft 2210 No 19 the AO 00 Or 00 Cir 00 fly 00 PM 631 571 731 761 ' 42i 40 571 391 5R! 5 9' :411 001Cly 361 271 32' 46! 411 0161 1491 5R1 581 791 771 661 53 491 521 411 461 691 50 741 76' 0- 611 60- 611 981 951 91 641 Robert Wanda with Don ceremonies news philostsPhl Higgins Club Ensemble Linda Dale 9:15—KUTA—Pacitic Paradise 9:30—KOTA—Patty Jean's Health Club your exercise program 9:45—NBC—Thunder Over Pantile 0 at !omit and music program with quit Bill Sears 11:15—NBC—Nationa1 Committee of Agriculture "Whet ReitDr Dante A gion Has to Offer Poling speaker 11:45NBC—News summary Harding P M 12:00—KUTA—ITnon Day Heat Wave all request program of popular music ' conducted by Paul Alexander flashes to the Heat Wave 1:00—NBC—Orphans of Divorce of Honeymoon Hill 1:30NBC3ohn's OtherBill Wife 1:45—NBC—Just Plain 2:00NBC—itother of Mine dramatic) 2 :15—KU TA—Im portant Facts 2:20—KUTA—Football Game Murray High School vs the Bingham High direct from Murray high: play-b- y play description - by Bill Sears and Bob Hansen 4:45—NBC—Tom Mix and his Straight Shooters Hit Revue 5:30—KU1'A—International news Fro& chit dren's program It Takes for National Defense" Alfred P Sloan 0Jr interviewed by Lowell Thomas :15—NBC—The Vass Family Master 6:30—KUTAConcert 0:55—KUTA—The Voice of the People dramatised 7:00—NBC—Gang Busters stories 20—NBC—John R Kennedy—News 7:35—KUTA—American legion Band 545—HUTA—In theituddie With Elmer Sears11:0G—NBC—illy vs Al McCoy heevyweigt boxing bout blowbyblow description by Sam Taub with Bill Stern between the rounds news flashes '915—KUTA—Jeannette MacDonald on the Community Chest program 0:20—NBC—Charlie Barnet's Orchestra 10 10 10 150 315 ---- witiowMra--Valn- Pletje Van- DeGraaf Orsel ' from Thomas nelaylivdiadelisearctDotomnald Divorcee Granted Salt Lake County from George - M Mills from Sue Dorset Crcatick Critiseefrom Paul Critser MaximL Chan cruelty doter-Funer- Chase from Carl R Shirley L Mellinger linger nonsupport Mrs Pletie Van DeOreat Orsel 60 wife of NVIIII) ()flier 56 South First West street died at9:30 a nt 'Thursday in a Salt Lake hospital of cerebral embolism AM was born Derember-as-Igm--- -frt 'Rotterdam-Th- e Netheriandk and came to the United States in 1901 as a convert to the L S faith She was active in L D S temple work and in the Relief :society of the Fourteenth L 11 S Aver& Surviving in addition to her husband Ire son Albert John Oreel of Loa Angeles three daughter' Mn Gertrude Barbera of Oakland Cal: )Ire Roberta McGrath of Salt Lake City: Mrs Nellie LaMotte of San Francisco Cal two brothers Peter Van Deartat of Oad'en and Centeno" V DeGreat of Oakland 'and three grand-a- n children Funeral services will be conducted Inn day at 1 p m in the Fourteenth L D S wa rd chaml 1 51 West First South street with Joaenh E Richards bishop in charge Friends may call at 36 East Seventh South street until time o f service' a " Mary C Salt Lake County ti!mstnary w Daetrup Vincent his parents: and the fol IP wtng brother' and mister s: George A Gilbert L Lloyd T H Glenn Clifford L and Albert D Via Mr Vincent cent and Mine Lucy Blaine Vincent- all of Salt Lake CitY — Croottick r 1-1 Divoiels Asked eruReltyI ' e— Edward Godniek 20 Sala Lake Margaret Allee Robinson 22Salt ---Law- — T Easton hirlisle 22 Ogden Freewill Elizabeth Thompson 20- Salt Lake Salt Lake Anthony Domenichello25 amens Laostad Berg 3013alt Lake William Vernon Allen 3n Draper Viria L Chingas211 Salt Lake Raymond Marold amen 25 Salt Lake Cordella Cheney' 21 Centerville Earl Minekle y 23 Salt Lake Francis Carolina toed 19 Salt Lake William greederiek Ott 23 Silt Lake" Marsarette Tucker 20 It Louis Mo Mills - i nt 23 of 119 Lucy "venue died of appendicitis Thursday at 5:20 a in in a Salt Lake hospital -- -- Mr Vincent was ' born March 12 1917 01i!s: ::‘ in Salt Lake City a §i'y "on of Albert H and Lucy Lovett Vincent t I ' and had lived here all -- “-his life He was en -' electrician for the '''':' University of Utah at s the time of his ill :‘ ness i In Interested Boy Scout work Mr Vin cent served for a i '"' :' time es aasiatent scoutmaster at the tSts34k---house '1 Neighborhood He wu a member of the L D a church s urv i v i ng are his y from George New Suits- Filed - Mel- - T4M rewlfelf W Larsen aoryt ITlisterpeeterWiLnakgeolA 2rse53n3 South State (100 East) street died of pneumonia at her home Wednesday night Mrs Lumen was born in Jutland Den- mark NoNember 28 1805 and had been a resident of Salt Lake City since 1896 She was a member of the L D 11 church being active ill affairs of the Central Park word Beside her husband she is aturvived br and tftweoorgr agem'iophnot Kemp oa Aontgerelangbanamd o g ratitichildrem eery le es will be conducted Sun day at I p m in the Central Park ward chapel Third Ail and Twentyseventh South streets Burial be in bait Lake City cemetery Will Effie Minkler Parker Mrs rtfit 'dinkier Parker 88 428 Post street died Plumley at In:30 p tn home her at of causes incident to age MitChell Black et al vs Horn 'Myer Mrs Parker was born in Hillsdale Wm' company to gcneet gIntag" on emintY Michien October 18 10184 a lease violation daughter of pavtdandMary—flummy George WLutas at al Ye liftrii GMe--mitatiet to collect note al Peaks She earn with her parent to Salt take Twin Falls Land and Water eemotttlY a City in 1882 arriving here on her eighth Utah corporation asking voluntary die- - birthday The trip from the midweat was solution made with the independent train of pire fleece in charge of Captain Canfield Ber husband Orson H Parker died News 15 years ago Surviving ore three sone! Thomas R Franklin and Bernard Parker all of Salt Building Permits Mrs Louise P Lake City ' a daughter Lloyd S Hiller remodel reeldence Lake City: 20 grandchil Critton 550 dren andolilalt 5 326 Reed avenue 33 Claude smith frame residence Third District Court ERY TA PETERSON UTAH STATE FEDERATION OF LABOR INTHE FIRST OF A SERIES OF RADIO SPEECHES COMPARING THE POLIT ICAL RECORDS OF Funeral services for Thomas Berryman who died Wednesday In a Raft Lake will be conducted Saturday at at 125 North Main street Burial will he in Wasatch Lawn Memorial park Friend may call Friday and Saturday until time - of services at the plane of funeral Mr Perryman a retired employs of the Utah Oil kenning company resided at 115 Third Last amt 59 Infant Marton An infant son of Thomas Keith And ?tin New Marston of Layton which IPed salt Lahti only six hours after birth in City hospital died Thursday at 9 ix tn child is survived by its parents and by two stators Cretin& Josephine and La warm: brother John Carl and two grand parents Mrs Tom Bounders of Olden and Willard Barnes of Layton CONGRESSMAN J - 74CQ 1j9N 7'7:ys7::MAW--±TONIGHTKSL!!10O'CLOCK AdY by Pau' Will Retinsen "What the West Needs in Legislation" pi — lyward k lrat w:P116r at :eMrbyr e 1:11g ' a: I inn FUNERALS TEI—rahers litiOligivirerriestl'Ofirt ot Glendale Ca husband t tr -- ---- -- ---- -- esia-S-W- mai by 50 with your name only $1 call TODAY EYES 457 Sago are DR LEVI DELL chuopodlet 1 Jot spa: statist 304 telt Bldg Complete treatment Both reel 31 Dlal Ca -- Motion Illeture Entertainment '110IGIIT 8 o'Clctk In the Hotel lallroom—Newhouse Meet the Candidates Political Adv by trim Ptrhr1 3 MninnPv) --- AN Atkinson Fannie 5t1teeleIdI Char JsibryBJoinre11 Eugene Goddard f WllLrI sesomesswmiessem Oft — 1rnoi hgilirkenditil-Darlin- ' - Burl Chamberlin IDAHO FALLS Idaho—Mir' Chamberedlin 53 Idaho Falls mechanic died nesday night in a local hospital after a short Motu Mr Chamberlin was en overseas Leaptato in the World war He was a memoer of Bonneville county American Linton poet Mrs Joseph-W- - Rose - — it Roarl was born July 12 ISIS lisrum Utah a daughter of S F and She was married Boleti Johnson Allen in the Loon L D S tempts October 24 1900 Daniel Leonard Peterson nontN—Funeral services for Daniel Leonard Peterion 31 retired Ogden railroad engineer who died Monday in Lawn-dal- e will be conducted Friday at Cal 3 pm in George W Larkin A Sono funeral S Wright of chapel by Bishop Raymond Burial will Ogden First L D S ward be in Ogden City cemetery where ritualistic ISTVICOS will be conducted by the Brother-bon- d of Locomotive Engineers Members of Union Pacific 014 Irbbille club will attend services in a group Friends may call at the funeral chapel Friday until 3:30 9 nu I ' ': —larARRICN Weber rounty—fruneral eery-Icson of for Ellis Stewart J Frank and Maribelle Wayment Stewart of Warren whoclied Wednesday evening will be conducted Sunday at 1:30 p m In Warren L D S ward chapel by Biehop Joseph Skeen'—littrial la Warren B cemeSons tery will be directed by-- Lindquist '- - - Mary Ann Stringham TAMAN—Mrs Mary Ann atrinehant 79 died widow of William E atrinsham Thursday at the horns of a son Benjamin B Strincham fififi' North Second East street of canoes incident to um Mrs Strintham was bora November17 laa0 in PrOI) a Witmer of John sad Jana Pantie Ant Cameron -- An A041 TRUSSES being SURGICAL STOC KIN ti S oND BELTS FITTED 201 So Maid EXPERTS Salt Liao City WINDOW SHADES aamilis and Venetiaa biltKut wood ot met sietw—mede by Kassa Co Free samples sod estunstee SANDERS SeS South State -- Idaho—Funeral serviced will MALAD conducted Fridge at 1 D m in the Mated L D 11 stage tabernacle for Mrs Joseph W Rose who died at her home Seem here 'Need's after a year's illness ices will be under the direction of Bishop Our Semite Of Slated L D a Second -ward Mra MILTON IC SEASONWEIN first duly sworn demon and says that be is the Assistant Secretary of JOS S FINCH & COMPANY located and doing business at 350 Fifth Avenue New York City County of New York and State of New York: that the said JO& 8 FINCH & COMPANT is the exclusive owner of the trade mark described in the opecification accompanying this affidavit that the said trade mark is used NOTICE S FINCH & COMPANY in the State of Utah: that said JOS S COMPANY claims said & FINCH trade mark under which goods or by JOS merchandise are manufactured In the Third Judicial District Court in and for the County of Salt Wm State of Utah—IN THIS OF THE VOLUNTARY DISSOLUTION OF TWIN FALLS A LAND & WATER COMPANY CORPORATION OF UTAH NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: ' That the Twin Falls Lend & Water June 1037 Company I corporation organised CLARZ LEVINE Notary Public end existing under and by virtue of -- -the laws of the State of Utah with its principal office and place of business' situated at Salt Lake CitY County of bait Lake State of Utsh It Lake issued every rnrning by The has filed wtth the Clerk of the Tribune Publishing Coffman above-entitle- d Court its verified Petitioned for a Decree dissolving said 7'3to and for authortty to corporation TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION make distribution of the assets of Daily and Sunday one month 106 to the stockholders said corporation Daily and Bundler One eriar in in accordance with the plan set out -- vanes 1200 said M in Petition and titan rates The above Marto apply Nevada and Wyoming That said Petition has been set for rlsewhere in the United States: hearing before the above-entitle- d Mlle and Sunday one month $t 25 Court on Friday the 23th day of In fribune re On sale in every imiyip November 1940 at the hour of 1000 tint city In the United States Readers o'clock C m may iascertain 'agents in any city by Milo That at any time before said hearphoning this office Assuc a membei ing any person may file herein hie of rribune the is Ln11 te Prue The associated Press es objections to eald Petition or the ocits‘alegli entitled to the time for reproduction granting thereof by maid Court news dispatches credited to It or not IN WITNESS WHEREOF 1 Clerk AAS-sliotherwise credited in this naPtif- —of said Court have hereunto set my the local newt' published herein and affixed the seal of said hand The Tribune la a charter member el Court this 17th dftv of October 1940 the audit Bureau of Circulation 0 --WILLIAM J KORTH (Seel) The Tribune is a member of Media Clerk of the Third Judiciel Die Rileorde Inc group in and for the CounCourt trict Reynolds Fitzgerald Inn nationai repro tv of bait 'eke State of Utah Offices New Torii City 515 sentative Pv Jacob Weiler Deputy Clerk Madison avenue: Chtimeu 3A0 North I SENIOR & SENIng 1120 lien evenuy Philadelphia Lend Title build11111I IDetroit General Motors bunchily Solt Lake City house Building San Irranciaco 58 Sutter street: Los AnVtRh Attornes for Petitioner geles 117 West Ninth street Seattle Lloyd 18 First publication—October Member-AssociateWeekly Mat building LAM' publication—November 13 ago add combs Section Groulk MATTER pre- pared bandied sold or distributed by said JOS 8 PINCH & COMPANY MILTON B 8EASONWEIN Subscribed and sworn to befdre Inc a Notary Public this ath day of Utt - gSall Zattr: ' ' 1 V Do Johnson Ellis Stewart — Ficurlh11ard Rally - Petervm) g Air of Elisabeth Hanson Broberg who passed away la Salt Lake 'City wili be con ducted Friday at 1 p M In the Logan Utah Seventh L D ft' Ward T-Trand any plain garment cleaned: Oft chapel Bishop George Raymond 79c Ems pica4m net at Rit Feat Willard wood Claimers 154 W'S Tent Seventh Smith atreei until Thureday GBISPITD specialist for men road in VERNAL—Willard evening and at 342 Canyon 44717 234 South Main at tient Wolinlid churchman fis:Orlii Logan Friday at 10 a m Funeral Deseret died at his home Tuesday "smite directors mortuery Haven Home tor elderly and eonshort - dinem of E So valeecente 5th 2171 for Cynthia Mr- Johnson wet born in Airrietil de Loose will be held 8unda7 SWIM Utah county September 1 1880 a RAI el 2 in the et Wes Timpanogne Prot Thornton Springs pm of Benjamin Franklin and Mary Williams -ward ehapel GYM-3-- 5041 Bishop LeRoy Gape Johnson He bad resided' in Davis ward f tete t Soma now 51- yearly-At-- the time Enjoy better health the Deseret mortuary in Provo of his death he WWI an L D S high Saturday and at the home tn Orent priest in the L D S church and had Interment 541ASSAGE AND BATH — Sunday prior to services been active se member of that church Provo burial park Funeral directors For many years- he was it Sunday school of Provo Deseret powder and aionbol mortuary teacher and superintendent and served rubs 6100 trained operators Mrs for 1 1 veers as a counselor to Bishop HARWOOD—Funeral services for James Sun 25 E and $o open 1fred-Mrit Hgrwood of 1718 Lake street per Beason Bldg rine 220-22- 1 O husband of Ione G Hal aged Taking an active put in the gricill will be held Saturday at 1 ItZLAXATION massage cabinet baths wood turd l development ofi Ashley valley Mr Hrs rubs 268 So State rms 346-- 7 p tn in the Rolm room 36 East director fin the High Line Johnson was 1041 daily Sun Experienced operators Seventh South stree- t- Rev Jacob canal 1Friends may call sCIENTIFIC massage studio Atlas bldg On October he married Dora Trapp officiating at the Continental room in the mot 1111zabeth Besides his widow he 34 W 2nd So rm 213 Miss Pets& SlaughMrs Mary is survived by 11 children: Nary until time Of services Some gen Nurse Out calls friends of Me Harwood suggest that Modesto Baird and Carl 'Johnson of Cal' Poi bath sic oil rubs flairHrebe magnum 226-22inatead of tokens of flowers a linen Mrs Florence Brines of Corona Cal ' Mrs 7 Atlas bldg mai remembrance might be very'are Lucy Jenkins of Roosevelt Mrs Nellie or mailed be IL Gift' may SM' amnia oath graneoAmericee Creamer of Price George Benjamin propriatt E 315 23 E let So Marie Morres Franklin - and Men Johnson 'Mrs Ruth given in care of the Deseret mortuary Funeral directors Deseret mortuary GOOD massage d ItiXI vapor bath oil-of Harrison- and Mrs Priscilla Meridian Provo ars sister Mrs Lucy Kendall of HANSON—Services WirliamAt as bld cohol rub Hrs 9--6 334-33- 5 Vernal and six half brother and sisters Hanson of 873 Wall street hueband Mrs Amanda Watkins of Salt Lake City Isabelle Evene Hanson will WHEN hard pressed for etsh—sell Your Eliza of Mn Mrs Elia Sialigh Jennie Watkins be conducted Sunday at 3 p In in car or find your Pet bulldog when Mrs Ida Bowthorpe Ind AdolphKilb of the Rose room 36 Fain seventh South you've given him up as Ina forever ernet-en- dDonald- Rile-sBfiOJtVtli: Brotherhood of Locomotive then you'll appreceite the putt be conducted in FuneraiservicewtlI Friends may Zitgineers officiating ads ing power of Tribune-Telegrathe Davis L D S ward chepel Friday at call at the Continental room In the Dial 34511 2 p in by Bishop Joseph Collier Burial Fu until time of nervices mortuary will he in the Vermin Memorial cemetery moral directore Deseret mortuary directed by the Swan funeral home HODGSON—Funeral services for EXPERT Hodgson of Layton daughter of laser CALL will and nOrtwy Roberts Hodgson E W be held Friday at 1 p in in the BUTTONS—BUCKLES Emit Lev ton L D S ward chapel Fannie Elizabeth Wil OGDEN—Mrs Bishop William Dawson officiating 1111tWoTT lard Atkinson 49 wife of Thomas Atkin Frietide may rail at the Paradise specialty bhcrn 4 E Bdry eon of 2853 Childs avenue died Thursday room 523 Twentyaixth street in fol m a an in at 11:20 Ogden hospital Ogden Thursday and Thursday eve BEDBUGS EXTERMINATED lowing a short illness residence In Mn Athitison was born August 1 1a91 ning and at the family ttmr—lut--Ili- gs op Layton Friday prior to services In Wens! county a daughter In Huntsville terment in Kaysvilletayton cemetery guar Jenson of Thomas G and Lucy Nelson Willard Deseret Funeral directors um mortuary in resided She Huntevillo and Liberty of Ogden ill 1923 when she moved in Ogden She CLEANING—DYE1NG STs was married to Mr Atkinson September ltAP—Services for George Kay of ion 10""rt--TiretriMRrDfliVireei7 23 1906 in north Ogden test Statyfourth Southat street will 75c 265 E D 8 5 1 P rti be conducted Sunda! Seventh room Vast In 38 the Ross ' Friends-may—c- all at FLOOR FINISHING —Routh—street the Cottage room in the mortuary Ti c 1un tin WILFORD Idahrs—Mrt tither 11- Rum- --unt- il Ptinerti dirge time of eervices 350 South State polisher WI 63 died Tuesday at 5 IL AL ifl her tore Deeeret mortuary horns Van' gervkes for Vete She was born March 13 187 at B 's- MIL—Funeral FURNACE REPAIRS De Graff Greet of 58 South First ham City Utah a deughter of Daniel tend West street age 80 wife of Nation MIC1urna-crureelit'led-reil11nrI- V In 1I5 shccaroa Jane Lindsey Burbank m Ott 1 p held he will Oral Sunday Water jackets to Idaho to make her home with her sistarN Dial 44163 An the Fourteenth L D It ward On May 24 Mrs Oscar Pope of Wilford chattel Bishop JortePh Z Richards I 811 she was married to Joseph Z Rom-te- ll GUN REPAIRING call the at Friends may officiating TheY in the Logan ta D fl temple Cottage room In the mortuary 36 se7t7rSICYrJell have resided her sines until South street time seventh Fast 135 are Beet Broadway five Surviving besides her husband of services Funeral directors Dewitt sons and a daughter Jay Mark Clarence mortuary IA Grande and Ruloo R Romrell and Mrs IRON Mina T Bowman ol It Anthony George SPENCER—Services for Brigham Spencer IAA A414ez L and Rollo S Oil be conducted Saturday at 2 P m Juncos Romrell of Salt Lake occoulei - ststra scream' Crager Wire fs iron Works City: nine brothers and sisters Lester -: in 'the Second L D te ward charml Seventh Smith and Fifth East streets Burbank of Wilford and Daniel Burbank of White of -- Bi 'a Couneetor-Clattele Canada Fnhrttim Burbank MroEmma MATTRESS MAKING PSW liter Mrs Alfred 'Romrell of Itt An may cell at the moo ('attiik SOFriend RETICD1r—elliedt TTI East South Temple street thane Mrs Della Moore of California Nary rom 4 OVIIRMAN'S delivered and 2769 S State p in until Cheater Burbank Mrs Olive Duke and I Friday Mn Mary Bergen of Montpelier and 15 Saturdity from 9 U m until 1 p m Interment Wasatch LawnMomorial grandchildren WANTED OLD GOLD Funeral services will be conducted Fri perk wide direction of me Larkin i1:4114: 14 U munva uouu g-day at 2 ii m in the Wilford L D S roortitary Pl M IteCONAllalt JEWELER Burial iSAWILINtilt—Serv ces for Oscar W RaW chapel by Bishop Earl Romrell will he in the Wilford etmetery under from Evans will onducted ling the direction of the W M Hansen and & Early First outh mind Sixth Etat PATENT ATTORNEYS"' 800 mortuary of E Anthony Saturda at 1:30 p rn in TUOIGIrC-714- 1 'streets charge of the Se George J Weber Beason bide marks Friends may call it the chapel prior Ifoward —- -- drawings to mervices Interment family plot Olivet Mount PRINTERS—BOOKBINDINCII cemetery OODEN—Howard Eugene Goddard fir RI of 2215 Adams avenue who was 8111100S—PuDlic funeral illservices for CENTURY PRINTING CO Comm- - and 1)(0 held in George Ropes Sheldon engineercut-o- of the first train to arose the the M asonic temple died Thursday 'at noon in publication print 235 Moon Ludo riday at 12 noon In charge of Dein Friktiklie an Ogden hospital of a coronary mein-Mo- n rOR private and public library binding He was taken to the hospital four Gibson and Wasatch lodge N'o 1 G Dust Co 221 Edison it 33091 M Ir & A Friends mey call at days previously with pneumonia Evana & Early Tint South at Sixth Mr Goddard In his early Aire was a PAINTING—PAPERING--CLEANING East streets 'Muted4y evening and locomotive engineer for the Southern Pag ir-ii)irat the temple Friday from 11 a in to WrirTrader cific railroad and was at the throttle 12 "100111 Interment will be merle in house furnish paper paint Pay hi 14 of the first train to pull over the Lorin cut-oacross Great Salt lake He later I the Work to 18 months family plot in Mt Olivet mime gusranteed dltery estabilehed the Batik smokery a retail tobacco business situated at 2313 WashI FOR which PAPER 3ROOMS he had Managed $10 Ington boulevard FLORISTS for the last 37 years a Wallpaper itti prices tams in Ogden He we born October 4 SFRAY141p-7iiiTi-rciariritiftWe 'RDIdODELING---Paiutitfull ig d paperulg a son of Joseph and Emma Tribe deliver Kress Flower Shop 34743 crew of experts No overn He had lived in Ogden the last 44 S D the He a was L member of LukVLST prices expert papering painting years SPECIFICATION church Call Pearson cieaning TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Stine 2 He married Margaret DeVine plastarthg PSNTING paperhanging THAT 8 BE IT KNOWN J08 1913 In Ogden He was a member of Arches Fres est built Woodmen PINCH & COMPANY a corporation Ogden chamber of commerce a World and of member the of past of Pennsylvania located in New RUG—DRAPERY CLEANING Ogden lodge No 719 S P 0 E York City in the County and State Surviving are hie widow two sons and of New York doing business at 350 grAINTIMIrcwan one daughter: Pant Herbert and Howard for the beat 1016 Ith I Fifth Avenue New York City being Eugene Goddard Jr of Ogden and11 Shirof Washington engaged- - in the business of MUM C: ley S Goddard RENT A TRUCK three sisters: Mrs John W Chamber of lecturing selling and distributing Garland Mrs J L Moore and Mrs Par Distilled Alcoholic Liquors adopted Icy Soasions of Ogden and three brothers: trade mark: SAVIL-Re- nt a RUCK Mose Yobreelle for use the its following Harold T and Frank R Goddard of GIs oti furntelted Low rem "OLD SCHENLEY" Ogden and Ernest Goddard of Los AnBAKER TRUCK RENTAL INC AFFIDAvrr 12098 SRO Bo West Temple geles Cat County of New York State of New Funeral arrangement will he announced hospital 2 p m Mn 1)14 '''4 be R HEAR (Paid Politicil p:ett Thomas Berryman - sow of tioror gallithed TribunoI(t rain Emper of Record LABOR - - TEACHERS PENSIONERS ttprottUrilloli liWinassage -- -- Lester Henry Yltieent - WANT Arlo rvog Igo gloomul bY gPorro g aggibitioo And gervicee in the - S Whitehead-- llOougias two 00 P ely Davis County J 32 :7:4‘1721 January St119111) 3- - ' Burial will be Ati Provo City charge burial park initierdirection of the Deseret mnrtuary Friends' may call at the family borne in Orern Prior to the lorvirolL - Ip Edwin Anderson 26 Malt Lake Afton Hardy Baumann 21 Salt Lake Urania cruelty Teti 111 to 64 04 r702 alry4141 CO 412 J 'Fa ''t ii 'i LI D 16 ' L t ii eheatl Tall — Funeral (I h a daughter of Frederick William —s end Emily Louise Whitehead Hodges 4 She was active in the T W M I A yvs of Blonde's L D a ward In Addition to ber $ hushand ahe is yived by her father: five sous and dough Jack ter' Karl DOMIII Garv IA11111 MulfghtratjecrDole Ni r Salt Lake born 1908 Wing-ftmit- -- 10 A lifelong reel dent of Balt - Lake UM Tallwag Malad'Idaho MO—NBC—Viennese 111:00—NBC—I Love Music 10 CRY 91 Salt Lake emett 21 Salt Lake LeRoy Spume Jesus 35 FortJonelb Cal' Taurst 'Eggott 19 Salt Lake Reith Eugene Bekaa 20 Salt take Eveiya Layton 19 Woods Cross waiter of 8:15—NBC—Josh and song II 10 Fran- brother Mr Tall CIS 31 00Cir Whitehead and Clarence G White31 head and five sisters Mrs Arthur Bring MCI) 5' 00 P el burst Mrs—Harold H- - litilillat-- and- - Mrs in! 'On P cly Belle Barton all of Salt Lake City: Mn 51 Elliot Anderson of Spanish Fork and Mrs 00 Clr William Greattotal of Culver City Cat 5' Albert James Bueltanan 40 Pocatello Idaho Juanita Olivia Johnston 30 Pocatello Idaho alarms Jay Verse 20 Salt Lake Madelyn Elaine Calkins 19 lialt Lake W Ilinaldl 21 Tooele: Kathryn L Rutty 21 Surry Utah Gilbert Owen Savage 22 Elko NMI Virginia Latimer 18 Elko Nev 0 Hyman Fulton Dollar 29 Fort SIM Houston Texas ilonalitarten--18-Murra- t Dust Ch 010 Salt Like County e to 31' 00 P ely 51 00 Cir 00 P ely 31 00 Cly 00 Clr 91 00 Cir 101 00 Cly 31 00 P ely 101 00 Cir 51 00 P cly 41 00'P ely 31 00 Cly 91 00 Clr in 06 Rn 01 00 P ely 36' - - C1P 00 P ely 00 P el) 00 P ely -- 6011 601 00 P ely 00 51 - "YOUR FRIENDLY STATION"' (Dial 1500 Kilocycles) FRIDAY OCTOBER 111 McNeill 20800 n18zur-- 00'Cir 51 51 Statistics - 111717 M 10 - ff EVANSTON Wyo will be held at 4 p qtthia Alnieaa tions for 45 year r art: rawli she Bv itcsehen Mrs Olive 1r Whitehead wife of Benjamin F G Ta ar-den avenue died of Wedneaperitonitis day at 1:33 p m 00 P ely 00 P rlY o 49 Olive I CI? Licenses 57c Marriage 7:00—NBC—Breakfaat 10 Tat - Presbyterian church for Richard H Pus IOC fil Union Pacific operator and agent atatiemed- - at Alingnont who died of heart attack Detobet 1'5 while being brought to NING Interment will Evanston for medical aid be in a Salt Lake City cemetery monday leas on pro4CT'IGSP:nr: Wriírt— He was born in ittreator lii Corti 15 ernes address P O 101 404 Fil01341 1879 a son of Herman and Alvina Fitting MIll wanted Ctty and was parried 3inte 28 191L In J0"1" tSchftaiir—OroPortY June Howard of Parker S D He began TUNGATEN calh children talirPlid service when 21 years of age with $1500o Mci1 Bablet" the chicagoand Milwaukee toad and at Trout Crpek Utak the time of his death had 33 Year of DeLange- - tervice to his Credit 19 of which wee HUNTERS with Alta Union Pacific on the western PROVO—Mr! Cynthia Aimed' DeLance division For the INIPt 13 years hathad ArrfINITOIT 50 wife of John Walter DeLanfe died been stationed at Altemont e lockers for Plenty of earls Thursday morning at MP home in II VI two On beside his widow your deer at the ()reek She suffered 14re lone Millard end 1Allui HTGEL4 co irm a week stroke agn I duril cith Fitileff of Salt Lake City: three West shoilld be cut enri wrapped ill far '' e Ph Mrs Tesale Wegner and Mrs Theo born I od"''''' Butcher service a ilable piper 28 Wash 1881 at OnnRant Cod Hrs Erneat 12S8 EART 21ST SOUTH Oreenwich Gruchou of Spencer a dattithIowa a brother Et ter of Frlwerd and 'vest tritzleff of Lakeville Minn and three WANTED-D- EER HIDES Mary Almeda 41c grandchildren RMHEST PRICES PAID She Ciellan Bagley Co Colorado Animal was married to Mr ase It B L C Daviw Ogden Logan Heber C Sp PIE Deldinge on June 10 'v e In the Metal V D99 ft temple - e LEWISTON It lah 4- - 'Davis !inlet La Yile SALES lived at Kori ! J 74one-of- Lwistou'e oldest residents died ' sharem until 1008 at his home here Thursday after a- long EHALLn at LiEttitie It AUT1ON1 LIt when they moved to illness--neath was attributed to cause High slags auction sarvica In 1914 mery incident-to ! ago they moved tre Sun- services have tentatively been AND FOUND where their s're tiyeide d'f1::rec Sunday in Lewiston Third L 1) S lived for sett vied with burial in Lewiston PrOantrnaltrOVITIngtirrnnt gaissiem ToriehRo by Lindquist è 1:ions mortuary of FROM CAR AT REAR OF CAPITOL Swlsttirr THEATER OR FINDER PLEA 7t L OR REPLY CONTENTS RETURN D S 4 PAPP' 3 church' she TRIB TELE BOX 3taiy held offices in the vALtirLEss TO ANYONE EXCEPT OWNER AMMON 'Idaho—Mrs Vora May Ern- a in case bat- - eth So AnA— P LOST—Giaasen n zyr rhtt0 oafttorAmamnonilindelead o ft hPuirlathly)a a rj YS eth tio on Ram Dial 34969 sa gisti ratio' -- : Itichard-IIFitzla- Pauline Hardter Pi& mother of Mrs IC A Knudeen of OM East Fifth South street' died Watitioaday night of at that address pneumonia limiter WS born In Payern Gepi Mrs and came to y January the United States in 1903 u a convert to the L D 8 faith mrcMurviving are Mrs Fred MePeetlgty of Ovien Knudaett and Mrs Fred Burge ot Compton Col IPPV11 grandchildren and 10 greatlfalid Mr - M-ItU- !Pauline Hardier - Music in-EV- FRIDAY IIITE Bottling Co 66 Turn& 151 331 -5- 01-- 71 121 721 691 671 7R1 i 36 34 ' President of the The Dramatic Story' of America's War on the Underworld 70! 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Obituaries : r 00 Clr 0 - 381 331 9 -A711 72 - ci 5' 71 62 70 68 52 Hard amber durum 72 77120 No 1 red durum 7fle 511 e (red Corn—No 3 yellow SA log basil unchanged quotations le higher Oata—No 3 white 20 4130e A 70 - 611- 1 7 38 -- 46 11 77 19 64 151 731 641 Pueblo Ren o Rk Spiro STATION and Marge House 8000 4000 Obituaries 1 rz 2 2 ?' 50 Phoento Porte nts Ptid Or - - - r P NYCity Omaha 1271: 8:00—CBS—"By Kathleen Norris" Gt's 1200 on tour Diet) Liventock Auction FRIDAY OCTOBER lg 8:20—K8L—Lend an Ker (Tuna in Mine to Cherisit thie Morning 8:30—KSL—Song for Moderns at 1030) 845KOL-"Throug- h the Week With AM Linda Lee" 00—K4L—International News Knyt Dutitr-Ralle- h with Farm News World NewtAd 9:15—CBS—American School of the Air Western Music- featuring9:45—KSL—Organ -- Melodies DYLYour Favorite Hymn& Gene Halliday Revue 10:00CBS—Kate Smith Speaks News Reports 3 0 :15—CBSWhen a Girt Marries United of Press Trensradio ce 10:20CBs-RomanHelen Trent of -Ban4 Music on Parade Gal Sunday 10 4 Up end Live 11:00—CBS—Life Can Be Beautiful News in White 1115a38Woman of United Press TransradioReports 3 1:20—CBS—Right to Happiness Musical Verietiel Short Story 9:00-N8C- -Man I Married drama Noon 9 storm drama the gainst Slider 12 :00—CBS-Big 9:30-NBC- -Road of Life drama PM Time with 12:15—CBS—Aunt Jenny's True Life Sam Singin Stories and Romance 1230CBS—Fletcher Wiley's philosoplid of "The O'Neil" cal comments ine to Cherieh drama: t 12:45—CBS—"Mv Ron end 1" News Reports 1100—CBS—Martha Webster of United Press Tratieradio of the Amociated Millions of' 'Winkle Clubs Womenie Division starring s May Ramon 1:30—CBS—Kate Hopkins by Curie and - the 1115- -rd 1:45—CBS-1- nox Manninir Kathleen Norris News 11 Own Dr Rat& 2:00CBS—Porita Blake Faces LIM 0 Jet L Ante Milford 824c g E "14 ' fireearvir Kan City 1 Vegas Minneapolis 316 II) 00 11 efliike-79000- 88c Rupee IETWOiK 7 I o'Clock ChM el 30—K SL—Farm iri a shes 6:45—KSL—Songs Prom the Sagebrush edition 700—KSL—Eartv Kitt world coverage news 7 :15KSL—Morning Musicale 7:30Kw-Musical Clock 7 :46—X SL—Wally Sandackie Breakfast News $365 I 41 8 1 - - sh AP)--Ar- Suffar - 3Iarket IStatistics 2g2le Army Odèi - 7 - ell 8O't1c October 18 1910 o rum 1 and corn ' 2229 Laird way to pull !he T:uraanimist's Irwin L Davies trams reatdence ttahr Cloudy Friday sod Satorday the and brought 2694 Kenwood with rain late Saturday or Saturday N 1tockstager---oerrin4o- 4 11014 sight -slightly lower daytime tempers Pose Certificates of honor will be entiv to eastern snider forshipment toe duplex 1213 win Third flour eontraets air NEVADA--Tnue n one sad in tar warts tied Friday Were the to Hodgson-McCieheaviest months the day presented Wilt to m P Nauman brick duplex The total was 302000 bushels Satiates Corn ahan architectural firm of Ogden Isales were even heavier at 418000 bitshels 191 CSI1VOn rood IDAHO—Partly Sonde fritter sail Wilted Luker I rune portico 1001c to Ogden city and to Weber coun- but this total heavy as It was rotild not fiat liedast iPnbOtrittlire above normal Mufti Seventh Soot street eloudy WIoMIND—Moatly Fritter correspond as market Influence with the ol !Hord Vern S mad Saturday ty by the Utah chapter of the unexpectedly lame wheat sales addition to reel amiably showere aorta wee evwtitta but wanner southeast per 919 yogon IsenIS closed firm st almoei the day's te American-Instituof -- Architects bestWheat ' ties FridaY leNele and etc Vic above WedneetrinV'S tifieT— ASt3TRA of Weather conditions' reported by 147 I at deditation services for the new finish December 86018612c Div 85de Ensign A bstract corn 10114 rents on December Weather bureau October 17 1940: Ogdefi—eitr-- - and A gradual change ts taking 34 d oats Summary:May al Deeds weather in conditions of the tar Warranty place November S advaneed Ong lord vocbtaxed to 6 Cent' west as the result of storm of marked Elfrieda Cl are Clemons at at to The chapter meeting at the CAM the Pacific Mean centered Harold Busse section--38 Paull' intensity overthouand-Mil-- of es about ons Beau Brummel cafe Thursday Range of Chicago Futures township 1 south range 1 west southern Oregon and northernCalifonlia Walter Roweell to Orvtlia W Row coast has increased over most sell section 28 township 1 south night voted to present the cerLow Close ot the Clouiness Open Nigh weet but the only rain reported range 1 east tificates and to ask Ogden city neeWheat— la In northern where it Helena Washington was' Lindgren to Salt Lake 86 85 $ 64 $ 861 heavy 'on the extreme northwest roast and Weber county officials for May Floral company lot 18 block 8 64 83 85 64141 Temperatures Thursday were in higher plat A and Ints 11 and 79 Juiv 79 60 80 to on time the'dedication program Of fialt Lake City but in 12 block 2 State Street addl 7° the vicinitylion general changed little in the tar make the presentations club of Dec orn— 59 61 61 data tor Salt Lake Rovden X McCullough t'o Dale 61 62 6214 501 'leers said Lewis retie Cannon of May Moss lot 84 block 180 plat D Lvegreel 61 62 42 Higheet temperature Thursday " 02 Cannon Benefit Realty company Salt Lake City vice president of JulyOtife— 8 Highest in this month since 1874 to Ernest M Oinson lot 18 33 Dt bowest Thursday night the chapter will make the awards May 49 block 11 attnnyskis Park 33 34 34 Loweat this month since 1874 22 Albert W Tree-- to liter C !Aram 32 The Hodgson-McClenaha- n 3111 32 firm July Mean tor ThAtraday ffi 'section 32 lownohlp 1 south Normal 52 the —new - building - in Oct rouge 1 west designed 81 M Inches éiara Brown Dec: 62 Montgomery 82 410I—1104 Total' precipitation for the 24 Imre ' R Mead tot 30 block 1Vantral Ma v 84 84 00 ending at 5:30 6 in Park plat A Rye— Total tor this month to date Andrew 11 Anderson to Benjamin--45 45 45 —Jensen lots 873 and 874 High48 —1050i Accumulated excess for this month May '49 - 40 to date 00 Carloadings 411se land Park plat A 50 50 50 ysJuly October 1 to ttateTotal since 101Ira to ridred Parnell Hinckley Lard— wAsHINGTolst Oct 17 Accumulated excess since Octotter109 W Luker tot 15 block 8 Oct icrs 412 --S- un 472 rises at 642 and sets at 5:43 Diet B 4 87 The Association of American Rail4 87 r7klaY October 19 R Clouting to Hans O Meeker I 502 502 roads reported Thursday 811906 Jan Taken Weather Oberreatleatt Ints 25 ha 37 block 2 North 'Thursday Mar 6 05 605 St 5:30 p tn 'Mountain Time Waterloo 6 33 6 22 6 22 cars of revenue freight were loaded May 622 Pearl Placket at al to Ralph A Jul 6 3 lt 'be" Bardina tiortit342a 4ot-of-- during the week ending last SaturCleo— 19 and smith 3077 feet of lot 4 S tau day tThis was an increase of 7 OcL g u 20 liarlborough Plies MUMS:se "f tio 4 per cent compared with the pre tsat 1AP1-14- (AP)--4a- verColo gakt Trribunt Slinit ' - tremely heavy shrinking Kansas and New Mexican 'wools which received bids of only 11 tole cents and were passed 31 The bidding at times was quite active although It dragged occasionally on original lots One large original clip of Wyoming bid up to 33 cents was withdrawn Colorado original wools were with ono heavy mostly 31 to 37 (— lot going At 26 cents—Three lots of average N e w Mexican i wool while two brought 29 to 30 heavy lots brought 26 and 264 Original bag Wyoming wools sold at 30 to 37 Cash Quotations Prices of graded wools ranged ceding week and a decrease of 33 cmceoot Ott 1 wheat 30 to 37 cents mostly 30 to 35 on per tent compared with a year No 4 hard 85c er 67 Vic No 1 Corn—No yellow 664 S2 line to 38 4 yellow mostly 3241 to ago new 64e: No 5 yellow new No 60 c 35 on halt bloods 33 to 38 5 whits new 45c sample most e new 534$58e -- ly 33 to 36 Oate—No 1 mixed 3514c: No 1 red extra heavy 351c: No 1 extra heavy blood and 33 to 41 mostly 33's No 2 white reaampled musty 34c 35c to 36 on quarter blood No 3 white 35e sample grade 3040 3 8101 field seed Per Buckwheat—No All prices were I o b: cars Denmy orders: TIOMinai 'timothy ated hundredweight - 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