Show Ta'rodai ' ep ort p uts: Passes Tax Reform Dills L- tress on Farm' Needs ' fl FortPEiuglas 11 Job - Another Utah Company joins Nebraska Firth in Estimate on Arsenals Army Orders Recheck on Plumbing Work projects at Ogden ordnance depot and Fort Tribune :Intermountain Wire bids were opened Monday at the office of the constructing quarter LOGAN—Biennial report of the master at Hill field army air depot rtah agricultitral experiment staLow bidder on the proposal to ' 120-pa- ge - - lf one-thi- rd - - - - ' build nine auxiliary structures for the hospital unit at Fort Douglas Enoch Chytraus and Son of Salt Lake City whose offer was for $87763 Acceptance of the contract was set within 30 days and construction will begin within one day after acceptance and be completed in 69 days according the bid and third low bidxwere by W C Smith Inc of Duluth Minn at $89890 and R D Merrill Construction corn- pany of Helena Mont at $93151' : respectively ' Arsenal Bid Opening of bids for furnishing materials and installing four heat- ing plants at the new shell loading plant under construction at Ogden ordnance Idepot east of Sunset Davis coun- showed the joint bid of Olsen Construction company and Dob- 31-mil- li- son le Robinson of Lincoln Neb was low at $123000 Second low bid was submitted by James J Burke and company of Salt Lake City at $130000 with Ryberg Brothers of Salt Lake City making the third low bid of $134- 9 437 A H Walsh' Plumbing company Salt Lake City made an offer to Install the beating plants for but a recheck later In the day in the constructing guar- terrnastees office showed vane-wa- s lions from specifications which failed to make the bid the low one -- 7 three Democratic administration measures abolishing the office of tax commissioner and transferring tax collection duties to the state auditor and department of law enforcement A fourth bill placing income tax collections with the commissioner of finance was held over for action Tuesday Democratic leaders said some changes might be desired in the bill and asked for further time to consider it The house also paged unanimously a senate bill giving the land commissioner power to lease or sell state lands adjacent to airports Meantime the legislators had before them Governor Clark's budget calling for approximately $16500- 000 from the state general fund for the 1941-4- 2 biennium The senate met only briefly and received three new bills Reserve Officers To Active Duty ' pro-Seco-nd depart-submitte- I - - Charles Redman i om Tribune Intermountain Wire ROCK SPRINGS Wyo—Modesto Ulibarri 51 World war veteran died hero Monday as a result of Sweetwater county's first traffic accident of 1941 1111barri was struck Sunday night while crossing North Front street in the vicinity of Noble drive where he lived According to information gathered during the investigation Ulibarri stepped In front of an automobile driven by John Metelko of Rock Springs illibarrt suffered a fracture of the right leg between knee and ankle head lacerations and internal chest injuries The accident scene is on the edge of the north side business section County Coroner J Warden Opt is ordering an inquest but the date had not been set Monday night 1711barr1 is said to have lived here eight or nine years and to have been employed on a WPA project His wife Filomenia Illibarrt resides in Clovis N M He WilA a member of Yellowstone post No 2316 V F W Metelko reportedly was driving north- on Front street when the accident occurred 1 ' - - wardo 27 of 1111 South state street Russell 11: Hates 21 of East etreet: Clyde H Laraen 24 of 368 Mil' ton avenua: Carl K Jensen 21 nt 1440 Fourteenth Foot 'street: Reed E Brionhall 26 of 1434 McClelland street: William P Foote 22 of Rock Springs Wyo Howard C Williams22 A t 1426 Bryan avenue: Robert T Bringlourot 22 of 551 East Ninth South street: Lyle Marsh 22 of 1490 flint Ekon atreot and Eddie R Hayes 23 of 1515 Lincoln Wrest Local board No 1 Randolph) George S Wilson 24 of Randolph sod William J Smith 25 of Randolph Local beard No (Logan) t Merrill W Green 21 of Walloon4i: Elmer Riggs 27 of Hyrum: Melboirot M Coombs 21 of 1ogan: RMyti C Smith 25 of Richmond: 22 of Providenco: Frederick Myron George A Pehrson 28 of Millyille: Edward G Watterson 27 of Smithfield: Henry 0 Johnson 29 of Parodies: Grant T Smith 22 of Wellsville: Harvey H Maughan 24 of North Logan: Glen W Homey 23 of Hyde Park Zachary T Champlin 28 of Loran: Edson Benson 34 of Logan: Evander L Waits 22 of Hyde Park Vernou B Parker 23 of Logan Loral hoard No 11 fartgliono CHO t Thomas Miami 27 of Bear River City 24 of Bear River Juicily L Anderson 22 nt Prig- City: Georgo C petoroen ham City: John M Pontoon 31 of Genus Harold E Josen 27 of Boor Creek River City: Clyde C Porogren 22 of Corinne: Rotolo H nermr 2& of neWAV vine Franklin C Honsaker 21 of Prig ham City: Frank Karnely 21 of Tremontoo: Harvey G Towson 22 of 'Brio-haand Waiter Teeter 22 of K City Yost' Local loosed of No X trogolool I Ralph C Drake 21 of Didion: Norman 3 East 22 of Warren: Fred H 'Beech 24 of Ogden Ernext A Blodgett 28 of North Ogden: Jesse Ilernandez: 21 of Ogden 22 of Weill Weber: Joe Ray Bertoldi H 17111ye 21 of Cedes: Pori R Homier 22 of Hooper: Lloyd Ortoga 30 of Ogden: Ronald Brown 21 of Roy: Richard L Mecham 25 of Park Valley: Pete P O Winecheck of Colo: Claude H Hawk s 28 rtstglor of Hointiovillo: Daniel Brown 27 of Ogden Jack P1 Brown 24 of Ogden Loral board No W Toone 29 of Moreton and Patti L browor 26 of Morgan LAWAlli board No 30 EMIllard1t Rill O Haakell 21 A of Garrison: Harold L GreenStephenoen 25 of Delts:-Marvier 28 of Hitorkloy: Henry A Watts' 22 of Delta: Mike Marchinskv 23 of Akron Ohio and Franklin G Toonent 21 of ' Florenee Pim it h Carolina Mr Redman Pad bosn confined in the hospital for two months Fle was horn In Pittsburgh Pa NOAAPIIIttpr 2 111$8 a son of William and Mary Redman Brady There are no known relatives ri Hazel Clark from William M Clark Cruelty Jennie Wager from Roy Wager cruelty from Davis Simone George Davi cruelty Louise Jacobsen from Floyd Jacobsen desertion filoria CL Hayes from Charles R Hayes desertion Annulment Asked Salt Lake County II Marilyn Mitebe plaintiff under age from Dale Sennett Salt Lake County G - Alverda Hughes from William Hughes cruelty Anna Hello Logan from Lloyd H Logan defendant convicted of felony Mary L McPhee Winslow from Edwin M Winslow nonsupport Ruth W Jensen from Willard J Jensen UMW pport Salt Lake County Carlson from John P Carlson Oziorgia portion and plointiff member of Mongolian race little ebonite In temperature or the Idaho total 56 were post- - Tuesday Wyomingt Mostly timid Timmins and with 1111101" extreme southwest New Suits Filed masters Utah's total included 51 Wednesday portion Tuesday and Tuesday night t colder east nod north eentreil portions Tuesdav postmasters Third District Court Merrill& S Eccles of Ogden A slowly moving low presiture ystem Arthur I guardian of Nathan now over centered of reserve has central Utah chairman the federal caused A Wagstaff Wagstaff vs Frank Latino 615455 wide' a over area cloudiness of spreelion pervonal injuries board was nominated and con- moot of Utah Nevada and Idaho as well forHome ! Owners Loan eorporation ye Pail Colorado and firmed for a term on the board as over portions of WVOrtling‘ Janke et al foreclosure N$20201 however has been Joseph TOOELE—Arthur B Facken- and Robert N Hinckley of Ogden Arizona Precipitation commission of Utah S George Industrial Nemantle to northern and central Bell Grain company to eompei attendance N was confirmed as assistant secre- confined thall C T M retired vada where light snow ohowers occurred at bearing only scattered snow Mowers over the and E L Claws pharmacist Alfred L Pandbert Vs Salt Lake & Utah of the commerce department with mountains of central and southern Utah Railroad $117330 for St corporation 4 mate U S N opened tenaporary tary Intermountain region temoeratures remain juries eta near or slightly above norrtial navy recruiting quarters in 'room Red Cross Waits Comparative data for Salt Lake city: 168 of the Kirk hotel Tooele on Degrees 'News Record Watest 42 Woodsy assist-Netemperature — xt PROVO Monday Henry Baker lo thin ate' lilts sittg Girl 16 oles- for Job - t U'ash Jan 20 MI Itadi Technician Grant Barnes of the Washington state patrol reported shortly before 11 o'clock tonight Carol Falk Boise girl vibe has been missing two days from a seminary here had been found by a state patrolman at Cie Blum Barnet said Patrolman Leif flervold reported be had found ' the girl with a youth and two - other girls and was taking them - to Yakima 9'1 TACOMA Wash IN — With '''''11114t father expressing a belief daughter had eftanI exclusive girls school to earn her own living city and officers pressed their t:state — search Monday for Carol Falk 'missing since early' Saturday OLYMPIA -- 01 i afternoon Dr Ralph Talk prominent Boise Idaho physician who arrived by plane Sunday to aid in The bunt said of Carol: °She's at the age now where most girls want Ito go out and earn their own living so I think that's what 'she's done" He declared that she had expressed such a desire and added that he did not 'believe she was kidnaped The girl was a student at the Annie Wright seminary here Talk of ' week they plant to open permanent headquarters in the Tooele post office building on North Main street and expect to come here every other week for the first three days of the' week according to Fackenthall ant manager of the Pacific brancn of the Red Cross will speak at the annual meeting of the Utah county Red Cross chapter Tuesday at 7:30 p rti at the Hotel Roberts according to Dr J J Weight chairman county ' month since 62 1674 Highest Lowest Monde' 30 Lowent this month since 1574 20 Mean for Monday' 36 Normal 29 Inches Total preeinitation for the 24 hours ending et 5:30 rt m Total for this month to date 25 thin forAccumitiated deficiency 60 month to date Total sine October' I to date 6 52 Accumulated excess since October 1 1 45 Sun rises at 7:45 and bets at 5:30 ' Permits Building M owner: Butirleh from reel5 3opo Oence 1673 Plain NVPM1110 323 Judge Bldg ABSTRACTS of title Ensign Ahatract Co P ' Warranty Deeds Mckenzie Lloyd Building roman section 3 to Thomas Lloyd township 1 south range 1 wept coinLoan and Franklin Building to Wallace E Clemente lot panv A block 26 plat 3 Elizabeth Reynolds Pears et al to H R Harvey lots iS and 19 block L Reynolds' subdivision - January Idahoans Prepare to Truck No'2 Potatoes to Chicago Tribune Intermountain Wire fleet IDAHO FALLS Idaho--- A will engaged to of transport No 2 potatoes to Chi- cago and Intermediate points- be- rause of refusal of the UOSOO Pa- railroad to grant a reduction of 15 cents per hundredweight on the haul potato growers and deal- ers decided at a meeting Monday night in the Bonneviile hotel Tbe project will be largely an C R explained experiment Holden of Idaho Falls board mem- ber of the Idaho Shippers and Growers association who presided at the meeting Dealers always have favored railroads and few potatoes now go from Idaho by truck Mr Holden estimated that be- tween 30 - and 40 per cent of the remaining- marketable potatoes' in are No 2's A flat 15 tents per hundred- 'Weight reduction in the freight trucks - : rate on No Weather 21 ' :r 3 $tation 12 2 A& !1 - 1 f 1 61 40 391 361 391 511 321 481 57i n71 30' 34t 401 911 811 14 6 241 321 201 261 211 141 31 8 61 6: hi 6' 241 201 251 101 101 104 31 2()L ' 47' 271 491 261 2:3 281 371 681 1$ 181 44t 271 351 61 32' 481 501 521 28' 11 61 101 101 $I t 101 fit 101 371 16 6' 231 31 41 21 31 351 231 261 101 41 571 471 421 291 441 421 631 301 431 351 301 284 411 40' 35' 39' 42 371 tilli : eT'elv: gF Jay McNulty 48 251 Fourth Fast McNulty Jay died street Monday at 12:10 o m itt $t Aka hompitai l Ha twos an atter a lingering neSS eiecirtclan tor the clair Herintitg company He was born in Columbus Neb 21 1892 Mr McNulty had resided to 'Solt City for 13 years Aurvivina are his widow Mrs Patterson McNutt' of KaAt Lake Caw: liaa two sone Kenneth Madison McNulty int Honolulu Hawaii anti Ray Byron McNtlitV od Provo and one grandchild Funeral services will be conducted We4 beaday at 3 p tn at 36 East Seventh South street 00 p T Sti 00(34 00-el- 22 21 101 31 ! 4i 3i 231 an51 t 401 16 22 311 26 30 Obituaries r-fg 7 a so ! R a' con-rifl- V1 PE- r F0 c potatoes from Idaho to the Mississippi river was asked 30 of the railroads Officials of the Rianding 20 roads replied the request could not Milne '321 Wrier 1 311 Rialto be granted 391 Dealers Who have trucks and Chevena Chicago I 25' 401 e — Delta were truck Tln e operators 441 Denver suited and it was estimated the Elko 32i 301 –1 13" potatoes could be transported to Greenrer 29' Chicago at 65 cents per hundred- Kan Ci let 351 59: Lag Vega 74 is Railroad rate weight freight Loa Aug 591 cents plus four cents heater serv- Milford 441 2:11 B P ice to insure against frost damage Mol N Y City 22 Several Idaho cotton bag 'end Omaha 32 641 Phoenix said they Puente In machinery dealers have 29would cooperate by providing back Pt Id Ore 461 421 Pueblo hauls for the trucks said Mr Reno 481 Rk $aga 251 Holden' l 171 Meanwhile a petition signed by Stiteanevit 361 Loth 330 Kir 115 Bonneville county growers PILL Aleal 361 ('fly protesting the proposed half cent San Diegol 60I4T per hundredweight increase in the ftti Pran 541 42' state advertising tax for potatoes 'Seattle 38' Innokane 301 was sent to Boise by Arthur Lund-Idah- o IlsnetnonkIn 28 Weehe of of New Sweden secretary blade 30' 411 the Bonneville County Growers' 331 association at ohaervations take 'Monday' p tn Mountain ?how 13:3111 f 2 N rit 001-9-v OOCIv LL --- - N My 0 - Ifenriksen n -- 4- ) 3- - Henry pioneer wool buyer net produce man Mrs thohn moved to San Francisco tour on Or yen no Ago Mrs Ezra Survit log re a datthgter flflCiv and three wins P etI Fixer of Meeker rain I Milton and Martin Cohn of Sail Francisco T C14 Miami In& and AKIO Cohn 00 cir el 00-Ci- I '' v Charles H Morris Henry Winds 7$1 75 Wept 33no Booth 'street died Monday a daughter Mrs of home the at morning ' MITIVALE---(Thari- es INDON 111ah county—Wilford Anderson 60 lifelong resilient of Pleasant Minted vP:laer! ogftts:artusel Grove end Ltnnon died Monday' at 3:45 -ffl 4' 40 p m in a Brovrt hospital after art He was to dent age of four months 4si He was horn In Pleasant Greve Deson Hilda and a of rember 31 1SS0 Carl kt iboanradtirtedrmnDettKaeemobteerrE2n 7g: Rhodin Anderson Always active In the L D P chtirell he had held many poations with the LinAnna and 'He was a member of the den ward Charles its secretary at Hawk Morrip4 and high prientie quorum and his time of the death end formerly served resided in Salt had 4 HS as clerk of the ward for many years Sunfar l'f11": had also been ennerintendent of the oninTollithstiratirornriwams! lintl'ettetottion Of '':2' day tichool for 10 rears the ward chapel ftir 14 yaers bars of the county's '4:4::::41:01:14:: He was manager of the old Lindon hall Voiuntoar tin depart- for 20 years and had served as secreand at the moot tary of the Pleasant Crov farm bureau time of his death w as forHemany yeara married Hilda Swenson in the Salt 1902 Lake L D S May22 three ' surviving are temple sons bia widow Surviving are two $- - Anderson of Lyman W and Amt 'Balt Labe City and Warred N Anderson Morrie of Salt Lake of Pleasant Grove two daughters Mrs William and L:2p7 City Lillie Wheeler and Mrs Elva- Wheeler Morris of Taylors-M- r both of Springville: a brother Albert Anthree villa Morrill derson of Pleasant Grove: a stater Mrs ters Mrs Myrtle Affleck and Mrs- - daughDaisy Matilda Christiansen of Pleasant Grove Holtz of salt Lake CHI and Mrs Stuart a and eight grandchildren of Salt Lake be ironditeted in slater 13Mrs Sarah torury Funeral services willwardi-chapegrandchildren and seven greatCity Thursthe Lindon L D P s randchild rem p tn by Bishop Leonard Walker day at 2will be In Pleasant Grove city Burial 'cemetery - under' direction callof the Olpin at the morFriends may mortuaryin Plerisant Grove Wednesday aftertuary noon and evening And at the home from hprificorR OdTerl—a3trithe:TjfaumgtrinylehnomrMoallneeitst 10 a rn to 1:30 p m Thursday morning alter a lingering illness from heart trouble Mr Justensen Was born in Denmark S June R PI70 and came to Met with his OGDEN—Mrs Elizabethj :Situp Syphons parents Andrew and Metta Justemion SP widow of Grant Syphers former Ogden 1A76 and had always mode hie home police officer died Monday at 7 p rn Moroni He was married to Katherine Knipp of St her home 2179Grant avenue following Moroni in Manti January 10 1000 a short illness Surviving are his widow two daughters Mrs Syphere was born October 11 1874 and five sons Ferry James and Murray K In Ogden a daughter of Brigham and ElizaNev John Henry She- had resided in Justensen of McGill beth Wagstaff Shupe Sheldon and Eiliala Justensen of Ogden her entire life 1 She was married Elbert Nielsen of Mrs J and Moroni Catherine to Mr' Syphers January 1900 in Ogden Paul Idaho: one brother Peter JustenMr Syphent died: April 29 1935 and three sisters of pen leoront Active 191 p $ church affairs she Maria J Windows end Mr ChriatineMrsJ was teachei Belief of the society A rnoldoon of Lit Grande elv aiid visiting of Ogden' Ttiiril L 1 21 ward an active Maltie ad J Nielsen of bit Pleasant society worker temple anti :Genealogical grandchildren She also was a member of the Women's LiveBishop will Andersen tonduct George to the Ogden Polk Officers' or- funeral ervieRL auxiliary foe lir Justensen At 2 ganizat ion p In Thursday in the West L D 2 ward ' are and the soul folloWing Surviving be hi the Moroni Interment chapel E Svphers of Salt Lake city remeterv underwill daughters: Grant the direction of the City Victor K and Viola K Syphers of tirsenbach funeral home Ci F Wyatt of Santa Ogden and Mrsi Friends mav call at the family home Monica Cal: litillO two grandchildren until time of from 10 a m Thursday --Funeral arrangements will be annqunced services ' by Lindquist and Sons mortuary - gi LAVA HOT SPRINGS services for Franca Destri regnairt will be conducto4 Thursday at 10 a In In Our Lady of Lmades Catholie church here by tho Rev J A Inv of roam tello St Anthony's Catholic chdcch Ths rosary - will be recitad Wednesday at 8 p m in- Lava Hot Springs Burial In Lava Hot Springs camatery will- - be dirocted by Hall mortuary of Pocatello Mr Fagnant died Sunday at his home hers after a long litnerit its was the founder of the Lava Bottling Works A son of Mr and Mrs Francis Variant he was born at Parsing Belgium February 23 1882 Coming to tho United States to 1ita8 he titled first at Carbon Wyo whom he married tugania Ridding temhor 21 188 9 TM family moved from Carbon to 1Csow morsr Wyo a number of years later and there he pervert on the city cesimel'cMr bad resided orbit his wits In IAA Fagnant Hot Springe sloe moving hero Hs retirod atm from Wyoming in 1913 years ago as operator of Um bottling works rs two Surviving besides his widow sons and s 'daughter Alfred P and Arthur J irsgintnif anti Mrs John Roberts all of Lova Hot 'Spring: 13 'grandchildren SIMI two greategrandchlidran tut Andres S Keplinger POCATELLO Dorris for Andres S Kaplingar formar Pecs-tang- o who died Sunday In a Twin Falls hospital will be conducted Wadnesnar at 2 p in In Pocatello Fifth L D 8 ward chapel by Bishop James A clnion Burial will be in Mountain Vise s Hall mortuary dirocted tOry Friends may bycall at ths mortuary chartil Tuesday afternoon and wining and prior to services iNodnearlay Mr Keplinger was bont at Pprinirettla Utah August la laati to Martin Lad Pauline Lomblon Xrpiinforlin married Amanda Barg litho Mod hi J 9:01 in Porairtio Innen nor August 'loath Mr "Caplinger had hoes molding orttis relativse Surviving are a daughter Mrs W Utah: one "paint-chitimer of Spanleh Fork and two two sisters and a brothor Mn Paths Hiram and Mrs Libbie Totrolli of Silver Ott Ptah and lAivi 'Caplinger of Washburn tdabo--Irtanor- al - It ld M ism John ROT Jr Patterson A Wehoe reunty--Jo- hn — Iowan lee 'Patterson Jr Infant son et John log and Pant Neilson Pattorson at Roy died Sunday it Um family born itiortly after birth re his parents and the tate Suryteing Fern and Paw& twin: lowing motors: KathetrYrt SOU" and Mary Janet Patten soot: Mr 'it'd Mrs C A Patiowas of Clinton and Mr and Mrs L P Natloron of Huntwill& and MrIL grand plasmas Kato McDonsad of Hooper a danat-gran-d mother Private funeral IPPIrVieel weir comiorkad at the Patterson home by L W Stoker S ward hishop's tocotnoror of Roy le Ruriat cemetery was deractati - Roy Dorm Litidquott- mortuary Sherman R Springer R Proringer tOrMisr tAm4thswtIatt titan coffee o El died Saturday in was a be Stra atilt riveting daughter Norman Prawn hto brother Charles a Prortniter of 2431 Taylor wenn& Ogden Watt adyiemi Pined rites for Mr Springer meta atmIdurted Monday In Indepandenee Kan After teaching at the buoirsom college for a paned of istaton year& lir Springer moved from Ogden to his former horn is Incieptmdatira Kan &bout Lea years MO OfMICN--itherynti- inettrut-t- ti ot In Ogden Thora C Christensen 00DrN—Funtoriwl aerviced tor ' MrL Thom C Chriaionaen 70 wife of Pelee Chreateneen 1020 0 Staieenth of Coe who died liutiday morning will bestryt discied Turedisy GA 2 0 m tn Lindquist Bone funeral chapel by the Rev Wuhan A Tyler at rim Conareaational church Burial wilj be- in Ogden city cemeicry Friends may call at the Amend (bayed Tuesday until time for mervicee 4 Bt: gait itez wre Unwell mummg WI Tribune Pubitenuig gat AD &Mut I LAM C01044111T -- 1 Lekounty James Justensen- Elizabeth BEFORE THE PUBLIC SERVICE - Ilichard Parker HINCKLEY - TERMS Olt susscrurrion LOS One MOULD thitly and bundle sod Sunday cos year la 14p Daly vanes 3360 Tits above rates apply in Unit: Idaho Nevada and Wyouung Eisownete In Uie Clotted diterAll Patty 1813 unday one month Lb Moue is din sate in ivory meet Readers city to the United Stamm may ascertain agents la any eity ay laid thie prioning ate trum is a mambos et the shoe rho Associated Press is asp elated Press elusively entitled to Use use foil reproduction of it new dispatehes credited to it ad not otherense credited in thu Patial hat tits the tocei news pirOlietted berets The frwune is a charts& cosmos or Ute Audit Bureau ot Circulation mambos ot giadsei The rnbune lo ftectirds int group repro Keyoutos arIttgetata New York Lay bib Office lentativeAavenue Madison Chicago 360 North M wan avenue Phitadeiphis Land TM bee& ing Detroit: $289 General Motors buildint San Francisco ha Sutter street Los La deice 117 West Ninth street Seattle Lloyd Member Associated Slieek ly Mese outiding axon" and Comic Section Grouts Syphers Marjorie Dalton Barlow ' Millard county Richard -- 111 4 go At t AlatilileS 00 P daughter v:02: Francis D Fagnant 1 Parker Hitiok ley farmer mid pioneer resi12114n dent of Wastungton and Millard entintlev Mond v At 5:30 p tn at hie home of 02n died 00 Cly He would bav rauses incident to age 00tchr fl2 Tueaday been 00iCle He wan an active member of the Hinck00Cle ley L D B ward and was prominent in 00Cly civic affairs T Sn Mr Parker was born In Tavloraville 00Cle Salt Lake county January 21 189 a ion 001Clv John and Marie Jackson Normington of ' 001Cle His father was tailed to settle Parker 00 Cie In Cohn Washington county and wail the Virgin 00'P el D S bishop of the cOmmunity L first 0413Cle In 1900 Mr Parker—and his wife Mre Funeral services for Mrs Matilda 001P el Cohn 7 wbo at her died last week Burke Parker moved to Abraham Betsy 011elv an Franeiaot) were conductad Millard county and in 1908 moved to home 00Cly Bout& at Eant Mrs 574 First Parker died about four Monday atreetby Hinckley 00111v Rabbt Samuel H Gordon ' Burial nal kt years Agri 00'ele are 'ex B'Nal Israel cemetery daughters Mn Annie lluriviving 00 Clv rda Moffat both of GlenMrs Cohn was born December 29 18164 Higgs and Mn in In came to Fullmer of Grace Mrs New York Lovellia and Utah dale—Cal City 00Civ 18145 as the bride or Idaho Mrs Mabel Stockman ofPortland Cohn 00171v 'I Idsite-Fuoor- ' Annulments Granted - tery t- t - I Snow vintner George 11 ahis n n a h" N Mre Mr Snow ft nOW $t George threo grandchildren two brotherat Edward Vernon and Ruins Snow of St Georte and three Waters Mrs Mrs St Genres David 0 Woodbury Olive S Reeve Provo and - Mrs Z IL Whitney of Long Peach Cal Burial waa in the St George City rears- - John W Walpole "' :oat Wilford Anderson ti - — 3 US Fa widow three sons and two daughters Mrs William J Stewart and Mr Earl F Card of W Salem John Holder of Provo G H Holder of Spring Mr Holder ville and J Edtar Holder of Mt Emmons Utah: la grandchildren and two Funeral services will he conducted Wednesday at 2 p m at the Salem1 r) S ward chapel by Bishop Ray Davis Burial will be in the Salem cemetery under the dtrection of the Claudin funeral home Friends may call at the family home after Tuesday evening and prior to the funeral serNicea Wednesday ' ' Kathleen Wetzel Butler Salt Lake County 7 '' - ' Julie Divorces Asked m14111111 k: Wilson Olson Spanish-Artterica- 0-- i arlic): II Frederick J Bird 25 Plait Lake: 18 gall Lake Me genets uary IrTAR—Parily timely Tuesday ana Wednesday wfth Widely Scattered snow --- President WASHINGTON weshowers mountains north little "Minim I tomperatiore Roosevelt submitted nominations edayt Aleyodist n4 Probably Tuesday cloody of 59 Idaho citizens and 53 Utahns mows north mid rains moth portiO0 to the 1940 session of congress twedayi moderate towsPeratuirei Iloody or foggy Toesdni bee which were confirmed by the sen- coming unsettled probably With rain er snow eolith near mountains "iSurMlibr: - Armond and PeatrIre thandhort—Dilworin Anne turombera 32 ktardley plate son 0 Janoary Arnett—Arnold ft and Norma Alley 417 Wall atrpet son January a Harward—Wondell P and Edna Moly ColDor 060 "'Mirth East street son January 10 Albort and Elorna Peter fon 3164 Tenth Etat street ono Jam IL itte2krud2nc'eAkwikm:ir 1:I "': ' Divorces Granted Weather ponditimis reported by V wea t her bureau JanuarY 20 1941: 4 z - Salt Lake City The Weather lenate Okehs 53 ttahris $1:14'' John II Olson 1 Births Ttaltroir--tderlt- ''''' ' 4 Davis County Newsome 1 : Marriage Licenses EvelYn ks Coles I' stiffierd : - CENTERVILLE—John William a farmer at Centerville died Walpolo Monday 105 a m at hie horn of causes Incl ""t f' ' dent to gait ' Ho was bora In :: irvotortowto avenue died tngland-FabruarJ J Coles2 714ro 613 inKighth a fialt Lake hos- 1860 a son of Rob- in " Menday at pital of hypostatic pneumonia rt and Emily Rosa Walpole k mr Wairmle t -il services frir John R melded in Utah for 47 71 Olson 414 a landscape gardener at Utah 38 years elate hospital in Provo for 39 years who ' died Sunday at 6:43 a In of a heart at- gurolvtng aro We tack will be con- widow MarMrs V :71 ItipetedmVIVnetlg:Argriritill a: fl garet King Walpole D S- ward chapel and a :ma i Le'so'swErnsot 1 L Olt ‘-Victor J Bishop by William t ''' Bird i ' Mr Walpole Burial will be In both of Centorvilia the Provo city buHal Friend may park call at the Berg mor--- NTera A tuary andTuesday evet ' ' 'PAYSON-1- 4rs Vera Wilson Olson 33 Wednesday ning wife or Roy V Noon of Stuitatinin Morning died Z l'ooft ' Mr Olson Was be-- Sunday at a Payson boopital after 14 loas ' II eve d to be the old- -: e i She was bord Zone 1 est state employe in it 23 1907 at flurekit length of service '' N -' a of 'Mama st0"' e With th daughter exception 1 tet6 4 ti Ninonand Tahiti) t of the first superin- -41 'r She tendent of the 'instifit W141Ttle "")w711 II tution Mr Olson had worked under every of the superintendent And :i4' He watt a hospital floe- 'unman shop tat and landscape gardener during his Mr Ottioa many years at the ': Survivitte are her 1 ' '0 hoepital buena-ria net three Mr Olefin was horn in Stilt Lake Ctty ''""'ev 4 Jiwk Knit) children 4 eon Caroline of a and John WM July DI- rvn nd 'Thomas N His tether was the first Mogren Olson nt Rantantlin tom 1 D fl he Converted Norwegian towas one Leland brother church and baptised In Norway Wilson anti one stut- Mr Olson married Jesaie Hunter In Alter Mrs Int Clark lie wasa hie!' nrient t' pine April 10 1900 of Sentannin In the Utah L D J stake at the time of r She was an fictive death Relief worker in the 'teacha 1t Provo Survivtng are 'his widow of Keeler onti a Society of Gertrude (Bonn in the PrimarY r daughter Mrs soli Grantsville: Ralph Htirvard °Win ion aoonciat of San Francisco Cal and three grandMrs Oltion Funeral oervicea sons Richard and: John Keeler and Howard will be conducted Wedneeday at 2 P m in the Sohtaquin Second L D R ward chttpel with Bishop litelvin Openahaw in Ir 'rho body will be at the Deseret chars in Payson until Tuetkitty aftermortuary then at the horn in Siainaguin until Cal 'Ian 20—A noon AN FRANCISCO or service time the funeral will be iiven Frederick Interment will be in the Santaquin catnip military James Bird 83 at the Presidio of San Francisco Wednosday Mr Bird native of Raft Lake City IUtah collapsed in front of the California theater Fourth and Market atreets Sunlater at Harbor dey at '4 p m and died Puneral aervices for Mrs itille thntiThe Sari Frontier° emergency hompital Beodriasen 83 :1944 fteventh East coroner's of ilea said death - was due to berg Wiwi' who died Sunday at the horns of a heart attack : him Sine goemmemeseesedettrg Mr Bird A1101' a fire lieutenant with di i' the Montana regiment In the Philippine 017 Seventh woe rs ni islands during the '8 Fast street will be He wee born in salt ' hake City Ocs son of FAImund Fuller nndurted Wednestober 0 loll17 and Cordalla M Martin Bird 2 p in in ' at day Millin Mrs are two staters Stirviving th e Wandamere L D M Atwood of salt Lake City and Mrs s ward chapel 2952 Henry Howell of Preston Idaho 0 Seventh East street B Ins A to Biehot hy Burial will Morgan e be in the Wasatch t Jen 20—Mre - Lawn Ittemnrial park LOP ANOKLAP Cal Kathleen Wetzel Butler PO Of Log AnMrs Ilendriksen a died Lake of Salt City was born in Fredrik'adv geles '‘t of pneumonia shaid Monday was si daughter of William A She 1857 a March 12Norway Wetzel Sr of Salt Lake City daughter of Gustave Hansen Surviving are tier husband William R and Boiett Salt Lundberg Butler Of 'Loa Angeles: her father of WetLake City: four brothers William A are her Surviving both of husband zel Jr and ' Franell F Wetzel HeLos nrik me ti Albert Salt Lake City Louis FF Wetzel ofof Vanand her Wetael Angeles and 'Thomas Um Patti couver Wash and three - slaters Mrs daughter The hotly is at 341 Fred Mualeaton and Mrs It Y Taylor st South Ea Seventh S D both of Salt Lake City and Mrs Mrs litearikaims street Hampton lot Los: Angeles be in will burial Funeral' cervices and Los Angeles' J J ay cOmplicationa follow- ing artorioloacierntie nephrttia from witkit be had acutely for t h r Otta He was weeks Georg managar for the Mountain States Titlephoria and Tale grayri eornpany Born at St Coors Utah Auguat ion1 1991 he Was of tho late Edward IL and Hannan Val- aon Snow betides Surviving hia widow lira Jetts' Atkin Snow aro two Dona Nelson Snow of Hurricane and Wevr dell Snow of St $4-- ? tr4'4 NEW oomplet line or dinner mta Elam ware pottery novelties Popular prires FRED N NYE CHINA SHOP 372 STATE Jobs - : " booner:ItatasTed : - Wodding Speicialfies - Georg '' PBOVO---Funert- i York Don R Conmbe 21 Lark Lanraine loyee Clover 18 !AK lease Maisret risings 24 Salt Laker Olive tiotone Wan 22 Murray Carnelian Whittaker 39 Salt Lake thirosthzHanter 22 $alt 1alt 1409-Sevent- World Charles Redman 82 Ely Nev war veteran died in a $alt Lake heispital Monday at 1:23 P m of a ilver ailment StIOW - s Lucius Oates fr 50 Salina' a World wer veteran died Monday at S:10 a nu In a Salt Lege hospital of carcinoma He was born in Salina December 10 1F190 a Ion of Lucius and Laura R Murphy Gates He is survived by his parents two brothers William Henry Gates of Suit Lags Gates of Salina and four City and sisters Mrs Lola Geary Mn Leda Ehn Mrs and Virginia Horne of Salina and Mrs Louise Dutton of Los Angeles The body will he taken to Salina for funeral aervices and burial 1O Provo Mayor World War Vet Orders City Succumbs to Traffic Probe Crash Injuries Tribune Intermountain Wire PROVO — Indicating that he might again recommend the installation of parking meters 'in Provo's business district Mayor Mark Anderson Monday instructed Police Chief Guy E Christensen to prepare a report analyzing the city's 1940 traffic record The report is to analyze the cause location and condition of each of the five fatal accidents in Provo last year as weU as other serious traffic mishaps One phase of the study will be to determine whether or not an increase in the Provo police- department would have prevented any of the accidents Provos police force of 10 men including the chief is less than half the size of police departments in California towns in proportion to population Mayor Anderson said If an increase in the size of the police force is necessary Mayor Anderson indicated he would gain recommend installation of parking meters my opinion installation of parking meters is the only way of solving the parking problem and securing sufficient revenue to employ more officers" the mayor 11 Statistics Dilworth M 7 SALEM—Joseph Holder Sit a native ok boldT in Crortnr---tha lit England but a resident of Salem for the Monday for plat 65 years died at the family homea Sunday everting of e:' heart ailment He was born Octo-' ‘ her 26 1 !''‘'''' 1852 at ay "s: Barrow Parish Eng i v ' i' land to Joseph and ! Emma I Sheen Holder t 4 He came to Utah in )i 496' iN 1 1874 and directly to t t '1-01- Salem where he bad '4 i r tisided since He -- Jr Lucius Gates The following Idaho and Nevada reserve officers Monday were ordered to extended active duty from the Third military area Colonel Jere Baxter executive said: To the infantry school at Fort Benninc Ga for study and later assignment to an army replacement B center: Albin of Reno Nev Captain John of Haseltoni Captain Henry C Hohnhorat Idaho Captain James A Laittlaw of Mul4 doon Idaho Captain Paul H Miehe Boulder City Nev First Lieutenant Erne F Breach of Lewiston Idaho: First Lieu tenant George W Davis of Reno Nev First Lieutenant David W Evans of Mos eow Idaho First Lieutenant Kermit Hove of Genesee 'Idaho First Lieutenant Henry F Koch of Pocatello Idaho Find Lieu tenant Boris T Vladimiroff of Kellogg Idaho: Second Lieutenant Robert 3 Abbey of Boise Idaho: necond Lieutenant Robert T re ItOn of Moscow Idaho Second 11E4 tenant Max R Konworthv of Wallace Idaho: Second Lieutenant James 0 Yogis of Moscow Idaho Draftees Inducted Joseph Holder - Recruiters Open Quarters at Tooele striking him ii at Expect Operation June 15 The new small caliber shell loading plant at the Ogden ordnance depot is part of a contemplated $2500000 expansion d gram planned by the war ment for this depot The first three units of the plant the 37- millimeter shell loading portion will be completed by June 1 according to army expectations and probably will be in operation within two weeks after completion Lieutenant Colonel Elmer G Thomas quarterconstructing master for all army building projects in Utah except that for the air corps announced that all future bids to be opened by his orMarriage Licenses ganization would be opened at Lake County Salt his new offices at Utah general William Keith Walton WC Sall Lake on west in street Second depot (Story page I) June Milliner 19 Mamas Ogden 610110411 The following draft rimer Terry 28 Fort Ord west Inducted The constructing quartermas- Monday in Salt Loki' City and ordered Cia:Darlene Vieth aoto the Presidio of Young 20 let Lake for Cal Monterey ter's offices were moved from Hill signment: John Ernest Gillespie Jr 25 Salt Local board No 9 etiall Laha City): C field Sunday to the new head- Romeo Lake: Gordon 25 of 320 South Eighth Plorenes &Lander 25 Salt take quarters at Utah general depot Went street Arthur J Dittman 20 of 1025 Eighth East street: Clifton R Davis but opening of the bids Monday of Gifiyard Franklin Herbert legal age 221 Eaat Seventeenth South street italt take was scheduled for Hill field be- Richard N Haim 26 of 824 Belmont Anglia Melte Mon legal age Salt lAite avenue Edward S Adams 2 of 1947 cause of the uncertainty of getting Claremont Mlfl4I Dale Pearsall 101 Salt take: way: George E McCandless moved to the new site in time 22 of 1409 Soventh East stroet Jim L EdLee 18 American rieanor said An ordinance advocating parking meters was submitted to the city commission last year by Mayor Anderson but voted down by the other members of the commiss1on1 Auto Hits Youth" The poor traffic record which MT PLEASANT—Henry Wood showed five fatalities in 1940 ' in 28 an enrollee of the Mt Pleasant Provo compared with three in C C C camp la in a local hospital 1939 was pointed our in a letter with a fractured skull received received Monday byMayor Anderwhen hit by a car at 8 p nt Sun- son fromC N Woods of Ogden of the Weber County day on North State street The president driver ayde Acord 23 of Spring Citizens' Safety council City told officers he 'did not see the young man who was walking Navy south in the road in time to avoid '' Legislators taingf To Party Lines In Casting Votes died Monday at 235 p nu at his home 656 Fourth East street of attack He was born in Tooele September 19 1970 a stst of George W and Sarah Ann Orchard Kelsey 'anti came to Salt Lake Ms was City when he was 10 years old employed as custodian for The Salt Lake more Tribune and' Telegram for than 20 in February 1930 years Me retired are a brother Fred Conley Surviving and a sister Miss Ella Kehtey both of Salt Lake City Mr Kelsey was a member of the First Congregational church Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at 4 p rn at 574 East First South street by the Rev' Gsorge J Weber pastor of the First Congrftgational church Burtwi will be la City cemetery Melvin D Edwards 24 non of lfr and of 269 Mrs Thomaa W Edward Fourth South Wrest Salt' Lake City: Kay E Nash 25 son or Mrs Elizabeth Nash or Vernal lieGrand CoOmer 18 son of Mrs Mabel Coomer of Lahti Grant C Dusk 18 son or Mra Charles A Warenakt or American Fork: Myron Zundel 21 son of Mn Sarah E &lode' Marlon ir Hamilton of Plymouth 24 son and Mrs Fred A Hamilton or Nampaor Idaho Gordon It Clifford 19 son of Mr and Mrs Brandon Clifford of ithelley Ida's: Serge L 'Squires Jr 21 son et Mr and Mrs Sara L Squires Br of Idaho Faits Idaho: Judson D Frad A Bailey 18 mon of Mr and Mn Idaho: Norman A Palley of Idaho Fall son Una of 19 Flanigan Mitry Gordon of Provo Frank Jones 111 el Aunrey1 Ark and Thomas °goer 22 son of Mr and Mrs Will °soar of Poplar Grove Ark Obituaries 'Obituaries Santu0 0We1ey Samuel Orchard K loom 70 S Army Uo - An Idaho BOISE Jan 20 Ufl house of representatives divided Douglas when along party lines Monday passed Lion tion recording the progress ot experiments In Utah agricultural problems conducted by the station from June 1938 to June 1940 was released Monday by Dr R 11 Walker station director The report appeared under the title "Research Aids 'Utah Agrbookiculture" and is a let with the motto "The Solution et Agricultural Problems Is Deperdent on Research" "Research undertaken by the Motion" the introduction Mated "has been outlined to solve specific problems facing Utah agriculture among them the problems of Irrigation dry farming range management and animal production "The1 prosperity of the state le dependent upen t h success of thew agricultural enterprises Agricultural research should riot therefore be considered a luxury znarked for elimination or materially decreased support every time the state or nation Is faced with an emergency Experiments must be carried over a period of rearl before definite conclusions can be drawn" Time Required 'A research project must be con- ducted for about eight years to bei significant the report indicated 'According to the report only 25 per eent of the total land area of Atte ptate or lem than 1500000 creity is suited for irrigated agri rtiliture1 About 1 per cent of the arr& it devoted to dry farming or 474 A little less than one-haper- cent of this cropped land is in alfalfa sand an additional 12 per cent in grass- and wild hay Not guile or 318 per tent of the total acreage is in grain Sugar beets are grown on 44 per cent of the cropped acreage and potatoes on 15 per cent leav ing less than 5 per cent for vegetables fruit and aU other crops Large Grazing Area About 92 per cent of all cropped land is in feed crops and wheat which Is planted on 20 per cent the cropped lands the report rontinues About 85 per cent of ail the land of the state is desigflared as grazing land which is valuable only for livestock grazing The length of the growing Itf4111011 between the latest killing frost in spring and the earliest n utumn'is from 185 to'200 days in Utah's Dix1e150 to 160 days in the principal agricultural valleys and SO to 90 'days in the higher agricultural valleys The average for the state is about 128 days or approximately from May- 20 to September 25- report points out that 75 major problems are now under examination with investigations be int tarried out in cooperation with federal and state agricultural agencies individual sections are devoted to reports of these projeta with numerous illustrations clarifying the work being done Major fields in which experimentation la conducted include crops and soils fruit and vegetable production irrigation and drainage animal husbandry nutrition sociology studies- and forestry and range 4011 Obituaries 1 J following men enlisted in th non: armad forties hers iocal recruitini directors said Monday 4 Booklet Outlines Tribune Intermountain Wire Activity of HILL FIELD Davis County—A 'Salt Lake City firm and a Experiment Unit Lincoln- Neb organization were low bidders on army construe - —January 21 1941 17 Idaho's House Enlistments 13itis Low i ! ' 5a1l gakeartbuttc Ijc Ore and Mrs Marie Keele Ind Mrs Wealthy Hanson both of Oaden: and a son Ialithua Parker of Ruth Nev ' Funeral services will be crinducted Wednewlay at 1p m in the Hinckley L P f4 mid Morris ward eha poi by Bishop Burial will be in the Hinckley cemetery -- - COMMISSION UTAH' POWER Ai LIGHT COM PANT and Iiiber Light & Power Plant for approVal of Interchange 1402442 Power Agreement--c- as Notice of Bearing Notice is given that the - aboveentitledhereby matter has been set for bearing On Tuesday January 28th commenciag at 10:00 a m be fore the Public Service Commission of Utah at itt office 311 State Capitol Salt Lake City Utah This As a joint application ot the Utah Power & Light Company and the Heber Light & Power Plant or approval of the renewal of an Power Agreement be Interchange tween interested parties By order of the commission 'Dated et Salt Lake City Utah this 17th day Of January 1941 I' VIOLA DENNING (Seal) ' ' Acting Secretary for ' CTARFWTD -- Fluters' service" Mrs Marione Dalton Barlow 22 who died Saturday will he conducted Weitneadav at 1 o rm in Plaal Layton L 0 S ward chapel by flinhoo Melvin G Wood of Burnt' in ClearClearfield L 0 S ward field cemetery will be directed by lAridgutat & Ilona mortuary of Ogden Friends May calls at the home of trivear Barlow in Clearfield Tueedav afternoon and evening and WedneadaY untif time for serytees Mrs Barlow wife of 3 oimph W Barlow of asphyxiation when a' died apparent' In the chimney papa of a heating SUM borne became disaloimected ' t Charles Cramer HLINTStVILLE Weber counte—Punerat services for Charles Cramer well–known Hanteyttle readient who died January 11 Cal In Bakersfield will be conducted Wedneedar at I t30 p nit in Rummy D 0 ward chapel by Bishop Wilmer C will Jensen Biirial in liluntnyille cemetery be directed bv LAndnotat 41t Bons mot Friends may earl at the Cremer borno in Hinitavitie Tneedair Ntrier000n sod oy- rang and Wednesday untd tant tor etrytcea 1110-1- OF UTAH In the Matter of the Application of ' TRADE MARK 44OTICR Application of Tobacco Workers' Tnternational Union R J Petree er Secretary-Treasurto register de citation Of its LebeL The petition of- - the Tobacels Workers International Union 'frith its place of business located at 1106 09 Realty Building the City of Louisville County of Jefferson and State of Kentucky That your petitioner desires Id register tie Label - That your petitioner desires VI with register the sameof in accordance the law of the the provisions State of Utah That the Label to be registered a small blue paper label carrying ' the insignia of clasped hands towith the words: "Issued by gether uthoritv of the Tobacco Workers' International Union R J Petro Secretary-Treasur- er ren Smith President" and W war- ' |