Show Totottay Morning Trbe Nearly 100 Sign for Work at 'U' originally - - soomety She wascaptain of camp No 19 Daughters of Utah Pioneers at the time of death Mrs Ikeinp- was born in Salt Lake City June 22 1869 a daughter of James William and Lucinda Cunningham Ure Surviving are her husband J Kemp her mother four sots M W Kemp H J Kemp W U Kemp and C E Kemp two William daughters Mrs Jeanette K'llart and Amy Kemp a brother James W Tiro si sister Mrs J W Miller: nine grandchildren and three all of Salt en Lake City Funeral services will be conducaked Wednesday at 12:30 p m at 36 East Seventh South street by Eli D Letheminant bishop of the Nineteenth I D S ward Burial will be in Salt Lake City eArtetery Friends may call att the Voce of funeral prior to rite p S L Woman Marks 82nd Birthday - Mrs Anna Wagner of 760 South Seventh West street was continuing her work in the I D S temple and in other church activities Monday following her eighty-secon- d birthday Itn Wagner was 82 Thurisday she was born July 24 1858 aucago Ill and has resided in Utah for 15 years A daughter Mrs James D Thorne of 643 South West Temple street gave a luncheon in honor of her mother on the anniversary day - MURRAY—A week-lon- drive g for scrap aluminum opened Monday in Murray with the establishing of an aluminum depot in a vacant lot on State street between the Murray theater and the Murray Power and Light office The campaign was advertised Sunday in Murray churches and pots and pans were deposited at the depot Monday although no estimate of the number was available Further details of the drive will be announced later in the week Mayor G It Berger who with members of the city commission is directing the drive announced Monday Work on the removal of street era car tracks—relics of a of transportation—began on several streets in Salt Lake City Monday simultaneously with the patting Into service of 16 new gasoline-powere- d buses on three different routes operated by the Utah Light and Traction company The new buses were put into service on the First South and Thirteenth East street route the Seventh East street route and the Sugarhouse route company officials reported Car tracks running along these routes will not be removed immediately due to the fact that difficulties In obtaining new gasoline buses and prospects of increased traffic and new routes running near the new munitions plant may force the company to call rail cars Into service again Streets on which track removal began Monday are: Third South street from State to Tenth East streets the intersection of South Temple and Main streets Main street from South Temple to First South street: Second South street from Main to West Temple streets Fifth South s tr eet from West Temple to First West streets and Seventh East street from Fifth South to Twenty-firSouth streets by-go- ne st in Sandy Monday by local Boy Scouts as this community prepared to do its part in national defense by aiding the state-widrive for aluminum Reg White Sandy justice of the peace and drive chairman said no statistics on how much of the metal has been collected would be available until Wednesday The drive will continue for two more days at least he said Rees Funeral Plans Laid Funeral arrangements for Alfred Cornelius Rees L D i3 church leader former educator and taxi ation authority who died Saturday at his Mill Creek canyon summer home had been completed Monday David O McKay second counselor in the first presidency of the LDS church and Orval Adam' executive vice president of the Utah State National bank will speak at rites Wednesday at 12:30 p m in the Garden Park LDS ward chapel 1150 Yale avenue Bishop Sterling W Sill will conduct the rites Burial will be in Salt Lake City cemetery Friend c may call at the family home 1138 Gilmer drive Tuesday and Wednesday prior to mervices Kiwanis Group Names Envoys e 4- - SOUTH SAT LAKE — George John G Gubler vice president and Carl A Nelson were named delegates for the South Salt Lake Kiwanis club to the district Kiwanis convention August 4 and 5 Monday evening in a meeting at 2340 South State A Zee Airesident street David N Simmons promotion manager for radio station KDYL described television and other new radio developments for the members Uncle Ray If the island of Madagascar could be lifted from the Indian cyan and placed on this conti rent it would reach from New York to Chicago or from Ottawa Canada to South Caro- lina 'That givesan idea of the size at the big island east of Africa It hdui an area close to a quarter of a million square miles Madagascar has strange kinds et plant life There are large also silk bushes and traveler's trees The traveler's tree has long leaves which grow from the top-of the trunk Usually there are from 15 to 30 of these leaves each from eight to 10 feet long They make the tree look some thing like a fan of huge size Natives of the island use the leaves in roofing their homes and also weave them into mats The most interesting thing about the tree however Is its water supply At the base of each leaf is a place from which water will run when a cute made One leaf may supply as much asia quart of water Speaking of water I must of mention the "rain-tree- " Madascar Even on a very dry 'day a person can go under itAnd feel a shower of sort "What brings the shower'° twe may ask The question has befit answered On the thousands at tiny leaves el the rain trees Dow:1114ton aidOW Young 011 arlinal In to Incident O Young died Monday Oalt of boopltaA to age She was born In Buffalo N Y Beptom bar 24 1865 a of Albert J and Ross Mangold daughter Kranichtela Dna Dad Lived In Lake City the past 25 years busband tiled In January 140 her She is survived by two Dona by a former A J Aciabeils of Denver Coto marriage and Frank Adshade of Salt Lake City two tlaugtitors Mrs Henry O Lowarda of Salt 'Asks City aud Mrs Fred Stuart of Ogden a brother Louis Kranichteld of 13 grandchildren and Walgenburg Colo three Funeral services wilt MI conducted Wednesday at 2 go tn at 250 Zest South Burls will be in salt Temple attest Friende may tali at Lake City cemetery the place of funeral Tuesday from 4 to g p in and Wednesday Irons 10 a In until ume of services at Emma Frances Utter Mrs Emma Frances Utter 78 Salt Lake readout tor many years diod Monday at 10:30 a m at the home ot a daunt:Arr Mrs Ellen Wilitams 306 East Fourth 'South street was born in Springfield She ill September 27 1865 and cams to Salt Lake City several years ago Mn Williams and She la survived by two grandchildren Weconducted bo Funeral services will p in at 1430 South Main dneday at 1 direetinin of the under street be in Burial will tieventlay Adventiet church Irriends may Letern Memorial funeral prior to call at the place elpark services - Alt0111— 11411" Scott Iterguatou aoa of George L and Nadine Niukbuni will be recommit conducted Wedneaday at 2 p in at the I M cher' S ftt Wilton eh pei by Reid et Clarence the Rains 1DB ward The boy was killed Sunday when he tell under a horse he was riding n4Poir hie home at Rains The home Its 'Med nom throwingtoo la Burial will Price watery "- 321$ Routh WashburnWeyne Ottomanworker debts treet steel r S194259 assets $371 esseaptiodd $375 - West Temple ' ReJJ News of Warranty Deeds ' hna - - - s ( -- Alton - Enlistments nlistments in the na The following tion's nervices were roported Monday by Balt Lake district recruiting directors U S Navy Wit-&et- CaMwelI iContinuod from Pars Mita) maintained to confer with hospital heads but it was discontinued several years ago Besides the $40000 for public welfare and the $8000 to finance WP A projects the commission allowed these Increases: To the sheriff's office $3600 for salaries of additional deputies made necessary by defense investigations to the building custodian $83012 for renovation of courtrooms and furnishing of new offices The board also allowed $70745 to the county clerk but said approval of a salary increase for John A Harter marriage license clerk to come out of that appropriation would be withheld temporarily The license clerk receives $80 a month but was scheduled to be raised to $155 as compensation for the loss of fees from marriages caused by a drop in licenses issued under the new medical examination law Commissioner J B Mullins said a study would be mad to deter-mi- n whether the clerk's income from salary and fees combined was not equal to the average in the county clerk's office Discussing public welfare costs' the association's analysis said expenditures in 1936 were $1024000 of which the colnity's share was $84147 teaching $2850000 ($427- 427 paid by the county) in 1940 With a county contribution of $540000 this year the money supplied by state and federal governments will raise the total to $3600000 "Increased economic activity with the resulting increase in wealth and income is to come about from national defense expenditures in this county" the communication said "Why in the lace of better economic conditions and income should the relief load continue to mount?" Court Penalizes Tipsy Driver SOUTH SALT LAKE—An alternative of paying a $100 fine or spending 50 days in jail was given Building Permits owner trams garage 473 First avenueowner frame G Derrick Hoyden 1940 Princeton averesidence nue owner Williams repair Jessie wan residence 717 South First street West owner brick Thomas C A AtAto 264-25- 4 North bles street re"el- JenSin Bevy dence 2487 Hartford avenue remodel Luther It atinnellowner residenee 874 mot avenue resiBert N Lacy owner trams dence 279 6 BOVrty street G D Lewis Spanish-America- n U S Coast Guard Eliza J J Jorstadt Del E Drip 111 son of Donald D Delp Mrs Eliza Jention Jatoboon Jorstadt 54 124 West Fourth South street David Z 11 d a 21 son of Mrs Alice C Jones on Jones avenue died 533 Lowell y at 2:40 th9in a Salt Lake hospital of canoes Riverton Vaughn B Holt 25 son of Mrs Harold O to incident age Margaret G Holt Midvale Della M Clear $he was born in Denmark April 14 Clegg 19 eon of R Mrs le 21 son B W came Frank to United States the Park and 1857 City: Hartville Wvo of Mrs Chisra Brazzah 57 years ago she William J Muriekss 19 Denvor Colo A member of the LD S church McKeiden Fleming 20 Pound Va was activo in work of the Second ward Cecil E Bingham 18 Albuquerque N M Relmt tociety Ind: She is survived by two grandsons- Le- Charlie F Bless Jr 101 Kokomo Coin and Jame Ir Waiters 20 Brooklyn N T of Denvar Roy Jacobson Ora of Portland Jacobson Harry V S Marine Corps Lydia A— C Taylor MOAB Funeral services for Mrs of 90 on Lydia Aan Colvin Taylor the first pioneers of Moab and one of were died who oldest citizens its Sunday conducted Monday at 4 p in in the Moab L Da ward chapel by Bishop W R McConkla Burial in Grand View tensetryMrsfollowad of a Taylor died at the home whom Mrs Rowena Beach with daughter several she had lived for years from the tracts of a fractured pelvis sits rtoahead in a fall at borne July 18 Mrs Taylor was born in Little Cottonwood canyon Salt Lake county Janua daughter of lertit and ary 13 1851 Mary Ann Davis Colvin pioneers of 1845 AL tho ago of 15 on March 15 1889 son oho was married to Limiter Taylor of Norman Taytor one of the pioneers who entered the Sart Lake valley with Young in 1547 Brigham In 18111 Mr and mro Taylor drove an ott team to moan arriving thorn with the first pioneers soot out by L D church leaders van of Mrs Taylor id eurvivid by her 12 eons and daughters They are NorDosi man A Taylor of Vernal and n Thomas Taylor and Mrs Melissa and Mrs Beach of Moab and Mrs Ann lecBeth and Mr May Thine? of Salt Latta City and 32 grandchildren and 37 Win-bour- Amy Calkins Hunter PORK—Itrunoral services AMERICAN for Mrs Amy Calkins Hunter 112 Amork-Fork who died aunday at 11::10 a m will bo of ranee incident to as Thursday at 2 p ni in the Aniel‘ Scan Fork Third L U S ward chapel by Bishop Frank G Shelley Burial will be in the Amorican Fork Vriends may tali at the Anderremotory ion mortuary Wednesday aftarnoon and prior to services Thursday Mrs Hunter was born Juno 23 18511 a daughter of Asa in Liverpool England Stanley and Agnes Perks Calkins Mkt tame to the United State with her a few Months old Tha parents when only 4 family aettlad in lat Chinni She Was Married to William Hunter St of American York in 1875 hi th Goorge I D a temple Mrs Hunter was prominent in social and 'trio affairs of American Fork and was an active worker in the American Pork Third L 0 S ward Relief socisty for many years Mr Hunter died in 1926 Surviving are 'even eons: William M and Oliver J Hunter of Salt Laks City of Nampa Idaho John E Harry Hunter Hunter of Provo Genre S and Elmo Jima D Hunter of American Fork and Huntar of Los Anomie Cal one daughter Mrs Etta Thompson of Salt Lake City 31 grandchildren and 19 eon-duel- - S D Williams tiers muslin Evina S died at the family Williams in residence Kmery Saturday following I Ilusering Illness was born Septsmber Mrs Williams 1805 in Chriailana Norway tha daughter Torgatitien of Lennart Gabriel and Gretna She came to A marica with DeLange Mrs old her parents when 114 years William had beast active in L D S church to bar Simms ratirc torawl until work She is uviveil by tour eons Milton Williams of Winer' Merrill Williams of Leonard Williams of Kenilworth Provo and Aaron Williams of Ferron four demob tem Mrs Sarah Anderson at spring Canyon Mrs Juvenilia Christensen' of KoOsha rem Mn Rhoda Brown of Koosharem and Flossie William of Emery Funeral services will be eonducted I D Tuesday at 2 so in in the Emery with limbos G 1 Chien ward chapel in charge rMERT----M- LAtiae Army Orders WASHINGTON orders Monday: July 28 (AP)--Ar- my Colonels A Tort R1 Philip W Booker Tort Mason: William IL Moore J A lumbus Ohio to home to Co- retired Lieutenant Colonels William H Joiner 0 D Minneapolis to Jacktionvilla Ark: Earl flutter Lockridge to Columbun C of E res Indianapolie Chia: Harold L Smith A C Pasadena to Boltitig field Majors August Sauer I C Camp Bowie to Tort Sam Houston: Shafer Donald Came C of Z ma St Paul Minn to Omaha terrier: d V S000 3100 brleffates white-brow- n - REMO LICENSED fumigator to Pennock BOTTONHOLKM LES tomato 112 3 MAE'S RELAX OR HEAVY SWEDIsit MASSAGE GOOD BATIIs RUBs 220 7bo SOUTH STATE MOGIl 2 94 DAILY EVENINGS MAs3AGE-151- 8-IS Templetos bids ppo site Rot l Utah blurs Um 10 to 7 SWEDISH MASSAGE Scientific tschnique: 212-21- 3 y Nurse Atlas 3812 W 2d $o Miss Petersen SCIENTIFIC massage $I C bathg Miss Lan Taylor 313 Templeton butt RELAX with massage powder rube $it baths 25 E 2nd so 220-2- 1 lit 10-- 9 Sun 10--8 Miss KAy — SCIENTIFIC maimiage-Lea- lt Ranson shower nurse 15941 &Matti Mani autto208-209 Dial EXP Massage ballt—Fitinco-AmerioaRm 315 24 E lot A Rano Morrea VERY best massage not beta tuao ou moo Daily-Sunda- 226-22- 7 0 Mre atlas Oki QOOD massage vapot bath Mrs 10-- 8 even $um 334-3- 5 Atilt PEN elec mass Rm 403 Ismaili— eyelets E kiclwy Shop 6 3SCHEDULES Rout And Last Dan! Ochadulas datIS to 3o4ithallt 3 California and gas Francisco For further information SALT LAKE BUS DEPOT 90 E Fast WI! service through Zig Las Vegas Los Animals Pioche $355: Las Vegas $550 PONY EXPRESS STAGES 40 East 2ad So EN TRIBUNts AND TICISAIRAM etrive to protect theirreadore aaainst fraud oeception or injustice Reactors are cautioned to Make NO payment to set a position advertised in the bolo wanted column& Ads in other colorants which mambo investment in s t samples equipment or a gash should b thoroughly lovoott4ato4 before paving out any money All help wanted ads MUST specify the anus of the work Sales help Wanted ads must mention the article or service to be toke and state If the form of salary commission oir bolsi Only bona fide offers of em-ployment with pay belong in the kielp Wanted" columns Kindly report any seeption to this rule to the TMIC tbe-na- Captains Paul R Heaney Q M C Tort Leonard to Panama Canal department: Georg n Crawford Q M C Washington time of evening mind Tuesday beuntil to Ha Watillin department: Leland K Dewey in Wasatch TRUSSES eervices Burial will C A C Fort Sheridan to Philippine depart directed Memorial Lawn by park Alvin W Hamilton (7 A C Fort of ItiorJenkins A floored mortuary SURGICAL bons MIMI stocittnia itheridan to Philippine deportment: Atoned) ST IMPAATS ray lc Lansworthy C A C Fort Siliridan to yirrip -- 201 Lake City Soutb Sail James for services FETVIRrtOPI—Putieral HiedH Philippine A department: Eugene R Peterson will be held Weoltelatay Cl C Fort Sheridan to Philippine linger C L D 8 m South in the Jordan SHADES LeonIn? WINDOW Fort p Leo P Miter deportment -ward chapel Bishop Royal Becksteed VenstisTa"-blinds ard Wood to Phillootne department: James Friends may call at rhe WINDOW shades and ettriciating D Ellis IP A Fort Riley to Philippine or wood steel Thirista—made by Numb East Antlersit mortuary 2350 John B Ackerman A C Pasadepartmont: Co Pres samples arid estimates teenth South Tueeday and at the dena to Bolling field: Milton W Arnold ll milli 14 SANDI:RS Itats In Jordan South Peterson residence to Bolitng field: Herbert A C Pasadena InWednesday prior to the services Paul Ulrich tot rec Weal Lafayette Ind terment in South Jordan cemetery unto Panama Canal tiepartment: Samuel Aultoreat of War Department Office Of the Constructdirection der mortuary res Anderson Rhoads Mathews int evict for Alfred Cor- ing Quartermaster Ogden and vicinity Ind to Panama Canal department: Ver- Rirr"—Memorial Utah July 24 1941 Sealed prores Fort Wayne non Roy Robinson Inf nelius Rees husband of Ida Davis Ogden will be received at this °thee until to Panama Canal depariment: Frank Rees of 11301 Gilmer drive will be posals Twelve res Hamden Thirty (12:30) p in (M 11 T) on spec held Wednesday at 12:30 noon at Alnyisitte Num the 30th dmiy of July 1941 and then pub- Conn to Detroit: Frederick Joseph Bradthe Garden Park L D 5 ward crtkpel to opened for the furnishing of all mashaw Jr M C res St Cloud Minn Bishop Sterling W Sill offictating In- hely terial and equipment and performing ail Vancouver barracks: Samuel naives Balitin terment City cemetery Friends may labor M C necessary for tbe construction and Fort to call at the residence Tuesday evening Benjamin Minneapolis lineal teet of four C of Harrinon John Reginald and Wednesday until 11:30 a m and completion of 10795 sidewalk Rock asphalt 1610 lineal nt to N ft at res Vineland from 6 until 5:30 p (4) J Washington Monday ft of two (2 ft stock Asphalt eidewalk t he Joseph W Taylor Memorial mortuseven of 184 lineal and (7) ft Rock ft ary Camp filbert Boulder City Pie asphaltInatstrict accordance With pecificavada War Department Office of th Construct- tions and drawings mentioned therein Plana vicinity Og- and specifications may be obtained at the ing Qqartsrmaster Ogden and Fifteen dollars deposit reSealed proposals above officeden Mali July 24 1911 offica until leven quired in form Of a certified check made will be received (11) oclock a m ad 9 T on the 30th day payable to the Treasurer of the United of July 1941 and then publicly opened States the furnishing of all material and ft 'rho following roaorvo officers have boon and performing all labor neeWar Department OM of the Construct- ordored to extandoO amity' 'auto Colonel equipment for the construction and compleessary Jore Oa xtar executive of the Third milihard ing Quartermaster Ogden and vicinity Ogtion of bituminous surfaced roads area den Utah July 24 1941 'Sealed proposals sidewalks reported Monday: for motor vehicles and tary balloon training contor standings To harrag In will be received at this office until one (1) General Depot Ogden Utah Utah at Citron thivic N C—First Lionisnants accordanca with peolfications and pm (MST) on the 30th slay of July 1041 Ronald cloorsa Bowen 1807 Sixtoonth East atrict mantioned therein Plans and and then publicly opened for the furnishing drawings Laat 230 Charles strait: Ralph Wakly may be obtained at the of all material and equipment and performWillard Waldorf spetificsations South Temple street Twenty-fiv- e dollars deposit ing all labor necessary for the construction office above Winans Banners Ferry Idaho Captain required in form of a certified check made and completion of 5200 square yards 214 Lawrence Loan pavement 'minding finish (Margo Andrew payable to the Tzeasurer of the United Inch bituminous h tiald artillery battalion States To required tor roads and to congrading Irort Ord Cal—ikcond Linutenani David etruct and complete 44450 lineal test of five (5) ft concrete 'sidewalks four (el Lyman Bolos Las Voss Nov Fort WAR DEPARTMENT OFFICE 07 CON- inches thick at Reception Center OGDEN Douglas Malt In strict accordance with STRUCTING QUARTERMASTER and drawings Mentioned AND VICINITY OGDEN UTAH July 25 apecifications Sealed proposals will be received therein Plans and Specifications may be 1941 at this office until obtained at the above office Fifteen do(I :1() the 30th day of July 1941 and tlae deposit required In form of a certifled ci1 MST) then putlicly opened for the furnishing of cheek made payable to the Treasurer of ail matertal and riquipment and perform- the United Plates for the construction ing all Isnot necessary or completion of railroad track scale house and pit for Ogden Ordnance Depot Arsenal NOTICE It strict accordance with specifiUtah To producers and handlers of nd the drawinas mentioned therecMontt Box Elder Weber within Salt Lake County obhe peaches necifications in may Plans and Davis Salt Lake Utah and WashtaMed at the above office Fifteen dollars 4011lef JIM Wright 21 Salt Lake: a in of the certified form deposit required ington Counties: The011111111 Chitin 20 Salt Lake cheek made payable to tho Treasurer of Pursuant to authority vested in the United States the Commissioner of Agriculture of Thumid China White 19 Salt Lake: Barbara Beesley 19 Salt Lake the State of Utah by Chapter 7 Laws of Utah 1941 a provosed War IDepartment Office of the ConstructVirgil Boras Johnssa 29 salt Lake: 20 Salt Lake ing Quartermaster Ogden and vicinity Ogmarketing agreement governing and Gladys Lea Carries 1041 sealed 24 den Utah July proposals regulating the handling of peaches will be wooled at this office until eleven In intrastate commerce will be subDivorces Asked thirty (11:30) a M 04 II T) on the 30th to the vote of producers and mitted of and then 1941 July publicly opened day handlers of peaches within Box Elfor the furniabiaa of all material and der Weber Davis Salt Lake Utah Salt Lake County equipment and performing all labor nrcand Washington Counties for the ronstruction and completion Atka Nelson trent Henry M Nelson essary of a Gasoline Fueling Pystem at Utah GenCopies of the proposed order and In strict aceral Depot Ogden Utah ballots will be mailed to growers cordance with specifications and drawings and handlers known to the ComAsked mentioned therein Plansand specifications missioner of Agriculture AU other t the above offtry Fifmay be obtained growers and handlers may secure teen dollars deposit required in form of Salt Lake County cWleA of the proposed order and a rertified check made payable to the ballot by applying at the office of zumm A Caputo trout Jean Lave lle Treasurer of the United States the county agent In the county in Caputo which they reside on or after the Slat day of July 1941 All ballots must be marked and returned to the county agent on or tamed evert vermin De The Salt Lake before Commie Tribune Publishing' the 4th day of AugUst 1941 Third District Court TRACT R WELLING and Horns T vs J Becky Almond Commissioner of Agriculture C rD wife decree terminating roe' estate conSETH T SHAW tract E KENNEY DON TERMS OP ermasomprioN Lagoon Resort eompany decree of disMembers Board of Agriculture $ LOS solution as corporation and Sunday one month Daily LAIK001 Amusement company decree of Daily and Sundae ono vest in 1200 dissolution as corporation The above retes apply in Iltsh Mahe Mends and Wromint elsewhere in the United litatms New Daily and Sunday one month 405 Inc COal Terminals Company Ths Tribune Is on sate in avers moor' relt building to buy and sell coal: auMaadere sits in the United Stoma thorised capital $10000: K C Storrs tont salt Got In &genic In say city be telemay ascertainofficeCoal City president Beulah Storrs Lowis phoning Dial this ltims Los Angeles 'rico president: E LeRoy Lake's s Shiaida Salt Lake City secretary-treatThe a MeTIMPT of the Amon- Public Extra Associated Press is es Mte rrorsituktt elusively entitled to the use for reproducW4mtk Golf tion of all news dispatches Credited to it Deaths or so etherense credited m this PoPer Cairns Day and silo the local news published hereto Salt Lake City Aro The Tribune M s snorter trinsbor cit the heeds Audit Bureau of Circulation RR Louise Harris Emma Taylor Taykte— Never of 1253 Kant hout) Temple si rect The Tribune to member of Media chronic mynca nth is July 23 Records Inc irreuo Crowded Imprv n ea Hansen Welts 65 of 17 ft G street Your Reynolds Fitzgerald Inc national mon ow Week coronary occluelon July $t 24 Reserves Ordered To Active Duty - at-th- is A-- y 4 Game 17 Ft le 6 1 10 kJ" 1616 at 122 WOMAN EXP cook dud much $00: It &metes 40111 W 2nd cook under 45 years References quintet Good wages Dial 141S1 Car $50 B $o re of GIRL wantod to learn silk an4 lane pressing in cleaning ottablishosen Wages Box R12 Trib-Tel- e t for family of 2 adults rine horno for right person Wages 1226 2nd ova GIRL over 21 for 'soot& housework: rrn Salary tenrepass ris private attired Phon it -rs t- compktrprr— V t bookkeeping eXPOriOnei references to- Trib-Te3 quire& Box COMPETENT bookkeeper with office experience Ram shorthand and typing Trib-Tel- s References Box 9 gab R-- ary - - alaron GOOD Writ Box WAITRESS—Must i le coo I s 1 V tit nnertent Trib-Te- 0 ls ingir WagesChrietio's Cafe 941842 Stitt& for gin7hawk7-Stanights wk E 1 I h ot tt y GIRL 37 $4 $ — RELIABLE girl for housework 3 chfldrit 0410d wages Stay nights WEBER maid Sta y nighis Si wk 1393 So 13th East t8 8—WOMEN WANT WORK caw and good cars gives to pd and tonsalasesat patients ke IldrifiTVeishas - gen wiles work 44045 WOMAN wants work by Om day wasning Ironing or cleaning COMPETEN"r grill wants bonsirtwor care of children afternoon ovosint exch for bd rtb Box 7 irribTel EXPERIENCED girl for IL bouetwk and ete of ehildreb by day WIPER bookkeeper and stenoirrantior wishes work oval and Bats 414038 1 I Vot IS C-3- WANT WORK 9-- MEN tY 100 aittt MAN in your organization? Chain store manager deeires a better future 'leeks a wales poelltoa In the loon Weft quAlltiod whit 11 years' flold background 'ea Manager Will gond Now employed rigid investigation 32 years of age family man Writs Bon Trib-Toi- e c-2- 7 - 3 YOUNG nom age IS will do aoy—Ti—of WOOL CARPENTERS soar leant retoodauns tract work ARC welder employs6 tab ell chants Col Trib-Toany plats Box 6 I ar 41 front reliable roes we eau train to overhaul install and service air conditioning and refrigerMust be "Lung equipment NO interference with kali) Inclined For interview present occupation write at one' jtvthg srol address Trils age 11111itisa mat Box Tale 111W-r-r-177r"--"-e- C-2- -- A pAcTric intensified irberati-train- ing aa School-10- 0-n' course places you la OM ployment in average of 3 week Pay Stor anIptorri pits yea hava plaseit of men in empttlyment thousands thousands more are seeded For Arians see Mr Broome 38 Weal fltit South Dial 47280 Banded register here Ines May S 1940 3' is s WEL-13ER- lire earning $126 per Pour up Pinto name address phone number regard- ing intensive training course to Box R-2- srtttod mend are ha de: Melees Barber Colt 170 Regent- - TUITION--Rarb- ers tteet S'ECP tammeringSpeech disorders cop: rents& Public speaking broadesettn& MILLER'S SPEECH dramatic art SCHOOL 763 E 2nd So WANTED—Woman over IS yrs to tako in and training course Good massage permanont to right party on tompletion of position course Bog R-- 8 Triti-Tel- e 6 - hirtlro-thsran- I It ' Y I—HELP Wanted—MEN a dilP it tVANriD—Dtilivery boy not over yfi! old who Isfinot going to schnot the fail Mute have references Safari Dennis Zoweisy Co 521 Moly Bldg EXPERIENCED dump truck driver wanted 64060 Wages WANTED—Experit Disool mechanic to sere les 4 Xenworth trucks out of city Steady good wages Call 64741 An inquiries strictly confidential Ness Building Barber BARBER wanted 66 per cent Shop 28 W 2nd So — (Continued 00 PollowiTig WHERE'S Days Forest Dale—Bonneville Nib ley Park et Excellent 4mportunity for advance-MeGood 20 to 35 Write Box 9 salary Age WANTED—Experienced for Setterar girt housework cooking and cafe of young children Must have references Waxes Write Mrs Z Hugh Ford 1112 25LA et Ogden Utah pastry cook out of town good wages rm and bd Refer maid wanted Wages Apply 155 West- 2nd South to work on commissionfor advertised article CaU between THE MONEY 4111 I 411 EXPERIENCED COMPTOMETER OPERATOR one-thir- ty - Sk s16 advertising manager MIDDLE-AGEwoman to cars for Marti lady S5 wk and board and room Write Box 0 Trib-TeGIRL over 20 housework and cooking 2 adults stay nicht' Wages rifty-eovent- Statistics - classitio 5 II 41 WANTED-W- OM 7-- HELP NING ad-Va- ot Dial Pioche Sfet0te0wtetidi001Oggi DING 2nd South d c A MILE TRAVEL I h ' It t fikNTA FE RIO GRANDE DENTERSAIT LAKE AND pAcirto TRAILWAYS BINGHAM TAX LANES — PAINTING-PAPERING-CLEA- Wk 10 to 8 61111 11--3 A Tr 253 S Matsu NATIONAL TRAILWAYS AIR BURLING-ToCONDITIONED Kidd's Specialty for George Ldward &WEE—Services Bartee of 1024 Californiaat avenue WORK will be held Wednesday I D 8 12:15 ward in the Cannon p m Sorwort build content brick PLASTERING IL with Bishop Edward call at chapel arches patch work- - Guar ensen officiating Friends may until otreet South Seventh 36 East 11:30 Wednesday forenoon and at CONTRACTORS—Day of Job prior tomortuary Fthuenechronr dit2reOrroirazteDes Estirn tree EXPERT rooting repairing 2334 S litata None too large for Anthony J UDEN—Funeral mass Third south Street Eiden of 480 East FLOOR FINISHING will be held in the Cathedral of the Temple Madeleine 331 East south m The kilLEZTRIC a landliut machino for rent ad street Tuesday at 10 will be poltabsr 350 110 State holyS rosary rocitatios of the at m the in p Monday evening Second HOUSE MOVERS Xlogdon mortuary 253 South may call Monday East ptreetFriends HAVZNIS A CO front 3 le S p m sod 'Tuesday from 1dinits moved and mimed Olo sarthert 9 a on to 9:45 a M InterMent Res 74202 2320 do MAUL hit Calvary cemetery STON:—Iruneral services for James street SHARPENED West LAWN MOWERS Capitol Houston of 619 Houston busbanc of Ann M Bishop fowler tiarPOIMIL C p m- LAWN 111011F0 will be held Tuesday at 1230 133 g Broadwny LD 8 ward in the Twenty-fourtOlsen IC Oscar chapel with Bishop Friends may call at the officiating room 36' East Seventh reception until 330 p m Monstreet South WALLPAPER? 619 Room iota NEED residence 89e Ci 1111n414 be can Semp day at the family West Capitol street Mondayto after borne by &pot- - Phone in shown your serv110 Roster it p rit and Theodore Prior ices Funeral directors Deseret mor- PADITING cleaning Work guar papering tuary Mr Welsh and son Ronald JOILN$ENPUOSr$1 services for avenue arches built UP—Room papering $350remodel Miller Johnsen of 474 Fourth cleaning 500 up son ot Willard and Alice Lucille be held Co will WALLACE Contractuis Tuesday Remodeling Miller Johnsen at 1 p m in the EastwithGarland -aint papering kets paym'ts Bishop PA7PERRANGING cleaning carpenter workUtah yD S ward chapel Robert J Potter officiating Friends or contract Day —remodeling may call al the Paradise room 36 prices on papering and Painting East Seventh South street until 10 towter Estimates given a In Monday and at the residence of J M Sorensen in East Garland PAPERHANGING cleaning repenter work —remodeling Day or contract Monday evening and Tuesday prior to services Funeral directors Deseret PATENT ATTORNEYS mortuary Ann KEMP—Funeral services for Lucinda THOMAS U S Rag Trade THOMAS Ure Kemp of 141 West Girard avenue marks drawings Basso bldg wife of William J Kemp will be held in the Rose Wednesday at 12:30 p 'Iv South with PRINTERS-BOOKBINroom 36 East Seventh officiating Bishop Lit D LeCheminant Continental in the call Friends may and public ilbrary binding b room in the mortuary until time of roil 0privets Dual Co- - 221 Edison PL Funeral directors Deseret services mort nee RENT A TRUCK EbilDszeic of SAVE—Rant a Tftucir Now 701179IILL Lindberk Third precinct justice Salt the peace who died Friday in aTuesGALS c0 turalabed pow ALramie Lake hospital will beIn conducted TRUCK LENT tihe Mill Creek Sec LaKER day flat 12:30 p in West $o Temple I D ward chapel Sixth (600) East and Thirty-nint(3000) South streets SAW FILING Sharp Walters bishop of the Valley 40010aSObaNOW00INF010011000MWO000000WO"0NSIMI Center L D S ward will official by machlim accurate work friends may call at the family resi- SAW rilingSOINICS 2006' ati Main quick dence 3988 South State street Monday tun:-- OPPORTUNITIES 6-T- RAVEL 114bulk State " I at n 110 Cake ifribunt one-four- th AND BATH ASSAGE EXTERMINATED - le "J" 0011001011WeirdsmOradneboonAlAiOWOloolkagafto00061000006 BUTTONS-BUCK- to George Lindquist of 180 West Marriage Licenses South Temple street Monday when David Evans he admitted a charge of drunken BRIGHAM CITY — Funeral services for who died at the family David Evans driving before Justice of the Peace home 121 North Third Wait street MonGygi will ba held In the Third ward Thursinsects of a certain kind are Herman day Mr Lindquist who was arrested day at 1 p m with Bishop William found From these insects come octiciating Saturday night was granted a tetsyner small drops of a water-lik- e Friends may call at the family home unt next to execution evening and Thursday Wednesday Monday stayof a liquid making Burial will be in Oa tonstantmisty time of services violators Other traffic sentenced of direction Brigham City cemtery under downpour Harold B Felt funeral home The "silk bushes" of this Monday included George B Stem- theSurviving are the besides his widow sone and daughters David RusIsland have seed pods on the mer of Franklin Ohio who for- following and Lee Burt Evans of Mountain View sell on a feited bail $10 of charge order of milkweeds After the William Vermont Evans of Brigham Cal 75 Mra L W Miltenberger of Salt per hour in a City pods burst open the-- seeds in speedingzone miles M D Bell of Idaho Lake City and Mrs two and Francis J Byron are brothers and a Annulment blown silken wrappings Falls Idaho: also of gall Lake City 501 Evans of street Abraham slater fined $5 Cambridge about by the breeze Each seed William Evans of Loitan and Mrs Marof Brigham City has about an inch of f'silk" for speeding 45 miles per hour in garet Jonas services will be announced by zone Funeral around it The fibers can be a the Harold B Felt funeral home of Brigham City gathered and woven into a fine soft cloth of yellow color S It Judgments Entered Not so pleasant is the "agy" Chamber Appoints Laritz A Lauritzen vine of Madagascar It has pods Arthur NEWTON Cache County--La- rita Lamb Week Leader Lauritzen VI Newton farmer died Monwhich are covered with poison nit laa in following hospital Logan day of tour needles each about yearswaa born November 8 nais A of James Mr Lauritzen Hooper secretary of an inch long If a person 1862 In Taars Hjoring Denmark a eon strikes his hand against one of the Utah Wool Growers' associa- of Laritz Christensen and Perin Andersen comLauritsen He came to Utah in 1885 after the pods the needles corne out tion is chairman of a special be joined its L D 8 church like the quills from the body mittee to plan Utah's participation On October 8 1902 be married Johanna HI in Salt Lake L DS temple Peterson In a More national Lamb" "Eat of a porcupine had been engaged in farming in Newton Corporations A minister named William week August 80 to September S a number of years He was a high prioat as L served He D was In The stake announced Smithfield I appointment Montgomery had a painful time hi Denmark in D an missionnry when he ran into some agy vines Monday by Raymond C Wilson 1884 Land8 1885 and again from 1904 to while walking through a dense chairman of the Salt Lake cham- 1906 Ellen Marla Surviving are One daughtar one ber of commerce livestock com- Lauritzen brother of Newton and jungle Lelia Salt C of E City Lauritsen a mittee luncheon after meeting "My hands seemed on fire" he reported and my face and in the Newhouse hotel Norma P S Egan head burned as if they were beNorma Perkins WELLSVILLE—Mrs red-hheld stove a ing against Stephens Egan 21 wife of Keith Egan Film Star 'raves When I struggled back to oamp died Monday mOrning tt the horn of her J and lidna T Perkins Stemy min saw what had happened fol Gladys George stage and film Parents inJesse Wellsville of complitations to me They rushed to the river star who formerly acted in stock phens the birth of a child on July 5 lowing I birth child died The and got all the sand and mud In Salt Lake City and her husband for black and white Sunday MIchW-1ui- II of tentative Mrs Egan was born February 20 1020 Winegar Mitchell ft masazine anti comic sections color Offices was a gradust of Logan inniar and my 277 North Seventh West street they could carry This they Leonard Penn left Salt Lake City She York New to fith Madison avnue Chi was married 5 2 schools and City senior high carding July rubbed over me and soon the early Monday to continue thedr Mr Egan In Las Vegas Nev of 3910 cam: 380 North Michigan avenue Philo Unttberk—Fred Lind beck a Lend Tilt d in ila is ive are who husband her street tate cardiac south building Detroit 8269 delphic Surviving stinging poison hairs came out" vacation tour by automobile They military General Motors building: Pan Prancisce 23 service on the Pacific roast: her July Los 58 one— 2 of Butter street: ilIIer William Ronitid John were oft Angeles 117 West brother over at For Travel section of your parents: Johin gtpheria guests the Hotel Utah 414 roar? tt avenue toxemia from iP- Ninth street Smittle Joseph Voice lint14 land one Motor Mrs Donald Alirsd of Lothe end week oe 4:convulsions 24 s"as gan July scrapbook 40-mi- no! loo gays you have ad11441 Tau omit to moil 104 toe sample today STEIL 432 bozo I MZN Cit Griffith 234 110 Kau) P SPilli—ktodum 'rum prtv $I ilosson Prof Morutou Wyk SPristilk 34167 O Imsauty AWNINGS AND TENTS VERO & WALT AWNINGS bogs tents mods to order sleeptni 2132 So 111b Zast 64210 F 60 3200 olkalk YOO-HO- CALL AN EXPERT 4000 500 SONALS h Wood an Evina 17 Excelsior Williamson 20 Robert L Richardson Borings Mo: Ronald D Alton Wyo EWAILDIsur friar111 e 100 FUNERALS 1114 oftdaMtamiaq0ogW0bReQ00kMoftoWo000mAWmbft LS)ST—Wire-haire- Joseph Padovani to12 block 1 lot Padovani Franklin subdivision Li R Padovanl Flarninia Erotic) Pignanelli lot 12 block ' 1 subdivision Franklin DuNorman Obray to Thomas WHacksenbark lot 10 block 3 ett's addition rettuscas AND FOUND 3-- LOST GOOD Rew face Ans Tufty KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA key lost in or Re- near Auerbach's gat July 19 01 ward 1 RED female cocker Spaniel No 5822 lost Ans to Princess Reward WILL party who picked up eye glasis on Palace Laundry laws return to 757 E Itit So Reward RIMLESS glignies in case lost in Sand or Midvale ftwd Ph )tur 141-- J or Mut 9 1 LOST—Male red cocker spaniel (Mike) Reward 'Dial 10 LOST—Large red white and green so scarfh with small tag marked "LibReward erty 10 ONE large bag of clean laundry bet 9th30th So on 6 or 7th E Raw striied or stolen 10 WHITE English Brown spot over right sat and tall Phone L Herman Ds Vries to Marvel Howard lots 23 and 24 Burton place Second addition to Lumber company R0111041 lot 4 G Verne Halliday' block 114 plat D Von B Middaugh to Lora Dunn lot 2 block 29 ItealttiirtY D plat Union Trust company to Joneph Padovani tot 12 block I Franklin subdivisionFlamini B 1 on Emerson Enron McCarty Jr 18 of Mr and Mrs Emerson Z Mc Carte 17 eon of Alley George Magna: Rolmond Bountiful Mr and Alm George L Alley son of Mr Donald Wright Stanger 19 3132 Union aveand Dire Don C Stanger nue Ogden Myrthen Davis Jr 21 non of Mr and Mrs Myrthea Davis Vernal: Alban Edward Malcolm 17 son of Mr and Mrs Frank Malcolm Salmon Idaho: M Ardon Wesley Thompson 19 son of Mr reTwin ratio and Mrs Morris W Thomas Montgomery Caldwell ba Thompson IS aon of Don Burton in the !United Idaho: Dwaine tired master eerseast trete Johnny COMbrai hemorrhage Mrs Mary K Museum Twin 114r Mates army died of non and 17 of Agra te Dick ra In Robert a $alt LA MOnday 1012 Henry Dick Twin Falls Donald James hospital cord 17 son of Mrs Franklo Acord Mr Caldwell had bairn in the army for many years lerVing in both the World COrtielLson Newcastle Wyo Louie Charles wars and remaining Toth 17 son of Mrs Rose Toth Newand a member of (hi regular army until Ms castle: Boyd Henry Freston 17 son of Mr and Mrs David E Freston McGill ratirement on May 21 1936 A resident of salt Lake City for only Nev Frank Kenneth Hyde 21 Portland 7 a year Mr Caldweil wiz born August Ore: Elmer Cies Holland 22 Walnut 1884 in New York City a son of James Ring Ark Funeral 'services and and Alice Caldwoll burial will tali place in Salt Lake City IL S Army Mr Caldwell lived at 1440 Suanyside He had avenue its Salt Lake Cu: Robert Blyden Holmes 21 son of Mr Short lima prior to tali and Mrs J M Holmes 939 Fast Sevenbeen UI only teenth South street: Andrew B O'lisra death his widow Mrs Nellie 21 son of Mr and Mrs George H O'Hara survivinghis arelather sinter Miss Evanston and Caldweit Wyo: Albert Zoos 19 Rock-vin- e of pinto Pa Caldwell Neb mica Elizabeth Thomas Cabins the hurt of Uinta& Z 288 Pb reservations MUM ltICT GYM-3-- 5041 Enron now retiov better health Bankruptcies Filed Federal Court - - Countyt Budge Aluminum pots and Recgrd Budget pans were lathered from houses Leaf of Traveler's Tree Gives Quart of Water tree-fern- s Traction Company Installs 16 New Motor Buses se de Mrs Lucipda Ann tire Kemp U 141 West Girard avenue died Monday at 8:30) a m in a Salt Lake hospital of causes incident to age A member of the L D S church Mrs Kemp was active in the Primart association of the Nineteenth D S ward for 12 years and had been active in the ward Relief great-grandchildr- and 14 years old gave the drive for aluminum being conducted in Magna a tremendous spurt Monday when they used their own initiative in conducting a canvass for the metal Handling their own advertising and supplying themselves with their own facilities for hauling the metal the girls completed their drive late Monday and turned all pots and pans they had collected over to the American Legion auxiliary one of the sponsors of the drive The girls all members of the second year group of Beehive girls in Pleasant Green ward are Dorothy Spencer Betty Lou Shafer Lucy May Woolley Barbara Neilsen Nalene Pollock Beverly Johnson Nola Chu Farrell Silcox Alice Johnson and Leta Wri ght The girls were aided in thtit drive by Mrs Nettie Clark keeper of the bees of the Beehive girls' group 13 SANDY — Death Claims LDS Worker ' MAGNA — A group of 10 girls house-to-hou- Registration for post summer Session courses at the University el Utah totaled nearly 100 late Mondayat the close of the regular registration period although between 25 and 30 late'registrations are expected within the next few days It B Thompson registrar reported The number of registrants is slightly bigher than on a corresponding 'date last year Mr Thompson said Popular demand required addition of four new courses to the curriculum in addition to those which had been scheduled The new courses are in organic chemistry music theory advanced public speaking and physics 4 Mr Thompson reported Monday that a meeting of the presidents registrars and extension division directors of the university Utah State Agricultural college and Brigham Young university will be beld in his office in the Park building at 3 p m Tuesday to discuss means to standardize extension work at the three institutions efforts toward standardization will be concentrated on credit kouri and type of work offered In the various courses in order to facilitate transfer of students from one Institution to the other Mr Thompson said - 3401 Kranichfleld tik—LErs GO PLACES )(ANN'S Mirror Lake Male Vacation It Hotel Statistics 1 Mrs t July 29 1911 15 1Maglia Girls Set IWork Begins lintermountahl Deaths Alton Ferguson 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