Show -- It Crlle t Sunday Morning Zributte akt March 14 1913 Where° B9J e Produ ion Will Be Stepped Up --ri IWO IP II LEVEL Zinc Official's Appoin menti Recalls Hictoric Op2: &iv fOCE (owitr-A24s- ) ' Vb "4 is SOO low 14?::o ow 1800 0 tl ' g' 47:a11141 1 l''' 18'191 WZ - at mit - 1 PLIMP 573 e ti 144708 c - Lt4' Oat 41Z 11127 SMPO e'4 0 i-k 1 dito mil a MVO 411fts 2 "L!H:13 LEVAL -- 'if ra V n7ra' c - 20etoldv1111 ago mow LEVAL tO 1 jtt‘t44 Copper Trade Looks for interesting profitable eeora Output history participated I I ZI iiiiroht:tk 2000-170- 11 4'1 P1 514 iev: t I 11'4: 14 t60 noot ko toOwiii I i 141 ""1 19-1- 1 t CLiet's Eeep Levol TFork Silver rines Are Not Into Stride Full Swings 'Silvel" Mines s 18-8- 18-41- as-bel- IWar Orders Ew- - lw m S 11-1- '' t''-o-r-e-' e er e 48-ho- - - Mr p 'W '''''-- - - lo Reelected Bla4--khurs- -- sparsely settled country 40 :4 at day Trial Data Set Trial of Tony Grernountain 3P 13ridgeland and Joe B Garcia 22 108 South Seventh West street on a second degree burglary charge was set for Friday when the defendants pleaded innocent They were charged with entering the Cordova Importing company 442 West Second South street February 4211 Eldon Chatterly Harris Lehi denied a charge of presenting a false and fraudulent claim for insurance Judge Crockett set his trial for March 23- - He is Incharged with receiving $350 as Insurance from the Connecticut surance company of San Trawls-c- o CAL after turning in a proof of loss on an automobile Charged with grand larceny in connection with alleged theft of $59 from C W Prior operator of a cafe at 54 East Second South - at A Ralph Phillips pleaded Innocent and was ordered to stand it-te- trial Thursday Cornelius Kooyman 59 Realty hotel denied a rape charge in connection with the alleged assault of a girl- - Iii trial was set for Friday Polynesian ExperL Will Make Talk Western Industry: We announce the establishment of an Engineering Rrm under our own name During our long association with the mining chernical and sugar industries we extended our Filtration Engineering experience but we feel that as an individual firm we are in a position to render more effective service to you gasp-thi- ur At present our efforts are concentrated on proiects for the production of critical metals We have organized our engineering resources to meet any and all war demand's Peterson Filters & Tests C0118141ting Custom Designs 00 tarns 20" 1- '''-'- A f2 tt Scrvke Dial J PETERSON C I Specifications C tsTAH CITY LAKE I PETERSON LYNN R PETTALSON - - v — Igio'7wgi :'4'''t! U'''' - APAltt- r t J - g 'rttr 'axon 'll - - --''PO40IZ-- !114:' -- - " : evrifh ':' ' - '''":11--''- ' - - - -' -- ' - ' ' Co Engin::ring Bldg SALT TIV - t We sincerely thank you for your confidence in the past and hope that we may have the privilege of serving you in the future 85-to- n CO1111141 - ibk: vm Og - 12-m- an Francs s 48-ho- ur 4 : 7 H 4 Tik - - In observance of the second anE Gregory of Hononiversary of the Church of Christ luluDr THerbert H a member of the staff edifice at 662 East Thirteenth South street special services will of the Bishop museum in the isbe conducted Sunday at 11 a tn lands will address a meeting of the 3 p m and 8 IY m the Rev Otis Utah Society of Professional Enminister announced gineers at a dirmer meeting WedGatewood nesday at 630 p rn in trio Art Saturday After the morning service lunch barn 54 Finch lane A recognized expert on Polywill be served in the basement of the church the minister said J nesian civilizations Dr Gregory Emmett Wainwright evangelist will discuss Polynesian exploraof the church from Santa Monica tions in the Pacific Reservations for the meeting Cal will begin a revival series at the evening service The series will must be made through Ralpti nucontinue each night for two weeks mel Woolley by Monday morning - -- fq) - - Man Dies at Duty Church Awaits Foundimf Rites S LTTavy Utah Vanadium Mill Operating Ar-- - - Matheson made no comment told the judge that he didn't get Into the front lines in France but was stationed several months at St Nazaare port of entry Matheson refused to let a barber cut his shoulder length hair or shave off his waist length beard Judge Eckhart said a medical examination showed Matheson was b u t otherwise undernourished physically well and rational ul - C A country Judge Eckhart said he expressed surprise when told that the United States was in another war but ed - Mm - I 4 since he came back from overseas 21 years ago He would give no explanation of why he failed to get in touch with his relatives on his return to this 000-mi- le I ' - pital Speaking only in monosyllables and short phrases Matheson told Judge Eckhart he had been wandering in Arizona and California deserts for the most part ever or lend-leas- ' miles north of here to prottct him from death by exposure Judge William T County learned after questioning Eckhart the man that he was the cousin of assistant Scott M Matheson United States district attorney at Salt Lake City and the brother of Mrs Jean Hickman of Salt Lake City Scott Matheson verified the Identification by describing Donald Matheson's facial scars to Judge Eckhart and beganan a hunt effort for his service record in to get him into a Veterans' hos- ex-A- fig-ur- t'1 ''''" ' in 18-8- II 4 : - Sentencing of Thomas Nernier and Norman Standard 23 state pHson convicts facing death penalties for assaulting prison guards was deferred Saturday for two weeks by Third District Judge J Allan Crockett Judge Crockett deferred seri tencing until March 27 and scheduled for March 20 arguments on a defense motion for a neve trial and arrest of judgment in the case The convrets were found guiltv by a jury Fehrust7 3 of aesaulting Prison Guards Clarence W Dent and Frank C Cep-so- n while serving life entence Statutes provide the death penalty with no alternate sertence for the crime Albert Drek McCann convicted by a jury March I of untewful cohabitation with two women was sentenced by Judge Crockett to serve an indeterrnmate term not exceeding five years in the state prison Sentencing Continued Sentencing of David W Knight 24 Los Angeles for grand larceny was continued until Friday Knight was convicted by a jury Thursday of stealing a gold watch and $59 from an attendant at the 1 D S temple grounds December 21 Pending investigation by the gate department of probation and parole Judge Crockett deferred sentencing of three men who admitted felony charges Charles E Petty 21 admitted forgery charges and was ordered to appear for sentencing March 20 He was charged with forgirg an indorsement to a $10774 airlines pay check and caahing it at a Salt Lake bank Sentencing of Robert E Oughton 25 243 Fourth East street on an admitted charge of second degree burglary was set for March 20 He admitted burglarizing the Howard grocery 4800 Highland drive July 23 Don Max Conover admitted a third degree burglary charge and was ordered to appear for entencing March 20 He was charged with entering the room of Mrs-PEtarrutia Realty hotel Tues- 4A !' Tfit ' - 24 Matheson was taken into custody by Sheriff Ray Marty's officers who found him wandering of-th- e S I : t - March 20 on Retrial Motion 4 4 7'1041C - In ot ever-helpf- fs'i1 lf rev-Th- sub-conquir- '" - TRINIDAD Colo March 13 Uri —World War II began three and one-hayears ago—but it came as a surprise to hermit Donald Matheson 51 bearded and longhaired Utah veteran of World War whose relatives believed until' this week that he had been killed ex-we- 18-4- - ck S L Rail-artic- le -- : -- - Wartime Unit Record Set By Air Express 18-8- -- 4 - e- Sets Arguments ---'- '' president of the Utah State Poultry council price administration Ohl of price ceilings for purchase Of feed er el ' "' - "7 nentencinct 3 Convicts Einsmen Sees Success Identify Of Power Pool War I Veteran ot below-water-lev- '" discussed It was explained that unless growers make the best of available meal they face a possible shortage of feed for their stocks The council appointed a special feed committee to investigate the available supply and to work out and suggest feed formulas for use ot manufacturers of poultry and lixestock feeds in the state The committee is composed of Orson Michaelsen of Draper chair- man: Lee Turner of Ogden Byron Alder of Logan Ralph Blackham ol Moroni and G W Maxfield of Salt Lake City The council also went on record as favoring an intermountain feed conference board among college nutrition experts of this area to study various means of supple- menting scarce products in feed with other ingredients Representatives of the office of T scale gold production and one of H 2100 PUMP tv the most and 1771r s LEVAL 200 nY"'h At 40 4 zinc operations in were in by the new vice NEW YORK March 13 UPI — president of the American Zinc 12 00 LS circles said Saturday reports Trade Z 100 11(144D S724 organization itself of rreat na IWO akft A44114 tional importance and far flung of some of the leading copper Ia al "Ille 0 indi111441 Ms moat important producera in the past week operations HeN574V6 COAMAIMIZAT OK I gold assignment was the running cated 1943 output will exceed the st 47" Wilt CUAR lk It 4292 of the then considered "gigantic" 1942 record gold concentrator (10000 tons per Also it was revealed by Lend-Leas- e " day) of the Alaska Gold MinesAdministrator E R Stetcompany at Juneau Alaska Re- tinius Jr that Russia had received P gardiess of the disappointing low21t0 Attlett— ering of the grade of ore delivered more than 94000 tons of copper 13S0 trooli 014204 —1 to the concentrator the writer of and brass tip to the end of Feb 4281 obthis article can testify from 1800-foservation on the ground that the rruary company is unwatering preparatory to Lead trade sources noted that Diagram shows workings below the concentrator itself gave fine re- with the inclusion of foreign metal level which the Chief Consolidated Mining ore up production of lead-zin- c stepping sults and Wa3 operated efficiently to be distributed this month domestic consumers now were covOperates la Butte ered about 75 to 80 per cent of (Continuo(' From Pas It was subsequent to his 'Juneau requirements and it was assumed activities that Dave ler became an some additional foreign lead might sentatives agreed that residential use of electricity has increased foloperating official afterward gen- have to be released from governeral manager at the Butte and ment stockpiles lowing gasoline rationing and with Superior mine and mill at Butte Little activity was reported in many workers on the night shift Mont which had come under the the zinc division with families waiting up for their Tackling D C return home Householders under Steel ingot production continued general directorship of After several months of pumping difficulties aggravated by during the year 1912 The at near record levels but some gasoline rationing apparently are the By the Shift Boss complete story of the Butte and apprehension was expressed over some delay in obtaining adequate pumping equipment staying at home more and are zinc-lea- d Superior vcnture and Its contribu- a possible tightening in the scrap Chief Consolidated Mining company's below-watsilver' and gold ouput In using radios lights and other elecSince level tion to high percentage extraction supply situation trical appliances more as well as of not only Zirle but also low grade Some steel men pointed out production program has reached the stage where tonnage will the United States was seriously doing more washing ironing and copper and other ore' would re- scrap dealers were confronted with be stepped up rapidly to 5000 tons per month from the four dislocated in 1942—for reasons cooking it was declared quire ths writing of a book It is a loss of workers who were going quartz zones below the 1800 level of the main Chief mine at well understood—the currently reAlthough few cases of sabotage the opinion of this column that the into war plants at higher pay and 'Eureka Utah leased bureau of mines report on have been reported in the state flotation experience at Butte and that companies meantime had been' The 1300 level of the mine is silver arid gold production in 1941 J S Reece of Payson representing the protective precautions commitSuperior—fraught with almost eating Into scrap plies to keep up the major operating "point" for !New constitutes the fairest bath upon tee Some quarters endless litigation over basic pat- ingot operations representatives to mainwork with the which to discuss the kind of mines tain urged En- felt the situation might hold down ents—constitutes the in protection of their vigilance of the steel output within a few months hoists located at 1the collars of the in the conti- planta and property silver gle factor in the prog-resthat produce 8 1940 Van Wagnor science of "wringing out" all but unless there is an increase in the Major James M Barker liaison and 1800 tVinzeis all shown on the NEW YORK March 13 UP— nental United States and Alaska defense officer between the office an almost infinitesimal percentage raw material As usual the report lists that 50 of civilian defense and the- Ideal aection accompanying this The air express division of of metal from low grade ores army except the 1800 winze way Express Agency announces leading silver producing operations In the eastern sector of the Ninth Originally a copper property the st or to located is which the met in air record high a were right service command likewise urged (199000 ounces or more) principal mine of the Butte and 8 e winze of the and continued press weight shipments Superior company became a zinc The include listed vigilance and the assofirst10 only water now at or below the enue in 1942 mine with depth the ore carrying ciation officers to apone authorized mine—as such—the silver 2000-folevel has been and is The weight of shipments at 10- - Sunshine in Idaho some copper and silver In 1912 fur- point a representative to w 0 rk currently being pumped at the rate of from 582 tons Increased 93 per cent following nano to favorable results antimony and copper in with Major Barker NEW 'YORK March 13 (—The 3300 to 3700 gallons per minute over 1941 while the number was nishing from i concentration D C Priorities and the controlled mato silver 'The nine others addition ia to 1600 level the whence it Gross Kennecott cent at 1405320 Copper corporation proup 75 per terials plan as they affect utilities derive silver their from Tackling directed remodeling complex a 1600 on to the north revenue exceeded 9000000 up ores containing major quantities were discussed by W C Allen of point company's mill to Include oil duced more copper last year than piped of the Gemini mine For some 111 per cent from the preceding of flotation and the result was the in any previous year in its history level base andlor critical materials the Utah Power and Light comore has been shipped from year first successful use of flotation its annual report to stockholders time The seconn 10 mines in the stand- pany and Dr Adam S Bennion 8 winze exand the the other tons 35 of air More than In the United States—later to mean mines that con- assistant to the president of Utah winzes are going into production press were flown daily in the lat- ing include three so much to the future of all the said Saturday Presidio Power end Light company spoke silver—the tribute mostly 1 winze will be used for ter part of 1942 Said P 11 Cum-maj- mine in Texas The demand for copper during The Silver Peak in on man power problems the porphyry properties of the world 1800 level to the executive: mings air traffic which followed the Jackling origi- 1942 the report said was in excess as the hoisting and the Emperius in Others in attendance were: s Nevada work progresses the nation's air im"Actually two are nation of such operations at Bing- of supply and the red metal was Colorado The latter John Jorgensen and S A Mayor outlined in The Tribune some press system operated over a 45- siliceous ores Dunn chairman of t h e electric ham It is flotation which made restricted almost exclusively to months their for portant Chief the manageof ago network Because of war airways needed by the smelters for flux- light board of Hyrum A L Jones it possible to increase recovery of military needs zones served as a pro- ment will mine all the ore copper from Bingham ores from regulations statistical data on were Spanish Fork superintendent of ing purposes rewater level except for sembly line between to the next 10 (the power for the Strawberry about ea per cent to better than duction and operations Water Coming manuof instead and employtractors accessory pillars to the thirtieth in- Users' association Ray M Rindertwenty-firs- t 5) per cent from ore carrying less omitted Chief movetraditional the ing system facturers for the expedited clusive) we find three siliceous hagen superintendent Roy W thin:1 per cent copper not to In fabricating divielons the re- of selective mining All broken ore ment of many Items necessary to ore mines from which silver or Brown chief engineer and Sharpe mention improved physical quality port said output also was at peak will be loaded Eimco-Finlay with the war production schedules levels and chiefly for war purposes is the principal product—the Gillespie ctilef electrician of the cf the concentrate gold loaders and will follow the mining The company and its subsidin New Mexico the Provo ci ty utilities department: Blackhawk as as down water recedes it fast Featured in Magazine tariee had & consolidated net in- to in Nevada and the Orion Eskelson superintendent of West Coast the 2350 level perhaps further Proves of 146140122 equal to $426 Cactus in California In the next the Brigham City Februaryelectrical dein It was the Butte and Superior come all winzes a hare before a postwar excess 10 listed there are only two mines partment V A Bair of Roosevelt an on Month and zinc Steel Favorable that accomplishment inspired quotas tax credit of $2681145 or possible of being included in a general manager of the Uintah article "Another American profits silver Big NEW YORIC March 13 CrPi—The list an additional 25 cents a share The lead plus the mines—Tonopah Power and Light company and Achieves the Impossible" in the net was after a 12000000 addi- promise profitable operation with American Iron and Steel Institute mine ofin °silver" Nevada and the Philips- L A Wootton of the ore reserves American magazine In 1917- - Be tion to several for of years reports that only the shortness in Montana It is in the low- Heber City electricmanager contingency reserves boost- cated in the horizons included burg In February becomdepartment that as it may --Tackling's subordi- ing that from it to $16000000 For fund prevented est 10 in the scale that we find nates and associates have always 1941 Kennecott showed a net of current program The addi- the second biggest steel pro- the largest number of silver-gol- d been given credit for their par- $49251857 or $455 a share Earn- tional employment Involved vvill ing on record duction month mines five as follows: The SumTotal output was 6811882 tons mit King in Nevada the De Lamar ticipation In any achievement were before depletion mean much to the community Ce- -ings figures A ell Fitch is president and gen- against 7408744 in January and In Idaho the Florence in Montana Some idea of what the change In methods did for the Butte and eral manager of the Chief Con- - 6521056 in the same month of Golden Queen in California and solidated Mining company 1942 An average of 1702970 tons Steeple Rock Superior operation may be gleaned in New Mexico from the tonnage and income figof steel ingots and castings were we see that only 14 of Hence beures for the year Immediately produced weekly in February ex- the 50 leading silver producers 29 native Frank Carl New Catalyst Helps fore and during World war I ceeded only in October 1942 when do not have ores of great complex- Salt Laker and Tadie chief quartermaswas when there was urgent demand the weekly average ity That is only 28 per cent It 1712159 ter in the U S navy died DURANGO Colo March 13 UPI Aviation Gasoline for zinc Is also demonstrated that these while - Monday -performing Tons Net —Fred A Brinker treasurer and scatare mines "silver" widely 13 duties in NEW March YORK (P—A navy Income Milled of the Blanding Mines new tered as follows: Idaho 2 Mon- the south Pacific ' 1912 catalyst making possible a 137517 x$ 146507 engineer announces 2 Nevada 4 California 2 war zone tana a new e mill h marked improvement in high qualt 'ttealaj 1913 7 296940 142988 company Colorado 1 Texas 1 New Mexi- navy 1' gasoline is announced 1914 department t 327210 1417128 for treatment of vanadium ore at ity aviation 2 the co which are ordera The following Co the Socony-Vacuuthe civilian war agencies have iseued Further 1915 S 522300 9125947 Blanding Utah began operating byThe Some idea of the complexity of informed ' On orders may be ob1 Information new should Increase pecific Mr and mixer parents 1919 827370 8873448 Friday tained by calling th Balt Lake officel of western nonferrous mine ores can i '''''' of available aircraft Mrs A J power at Tadie output the agencies 1917 461953 2347496 be gleaned from the list of the 884 said the mill will process engines by 23 to 35 per cent deorder owderit—Amending Fayette ave- wrq'v Witt 468814 191$ 628348 OreBrinker makii horeehide leather available for 10 largest silver producers in the flue from mines leased by the com- pending upon the charging stocks to Saturday to in addition riding United States: '4:44Th products mintary Is net operating pany in the Cottonwood district used in the refineries the company all x1912 Details of the g lovea 1 Anaconda Butte—Copper death 14 miles southwest of Blanding said Under comparable conditions cstelt41 ert be not will Amended order 1441 directing canners zinc lead gold silver pack in No 10 cans to the largest t 'llt drop in net income in 1918 Concentrates from the mill are to yieldr of aviation gasoline base to and extent practical fruits 2 Sunshine Idaho—Silver cop-P- made available vegetables was due to the decrease in average be trucked to Montrose Colo for stock from given crudes can be Juices 1943 for are of until required for reserve in and they other the armed forces antimony increased from 13 to 30 per cent government price of zinc from 1203 cents per shipment east by rail 3 Empire Zinc Colorado—Zinc no value to the agenciec In to 1916 758 in cents pound the enemy navy gov- Lead copper orders—Provided iron OPA procedure gold 1918 Returns to Butte and SuWar ration books erning replacement Ofstolen 4 Phelps Dodge Ajo Ariz— department mesor mutilated 1 and 2 when boat war stated local perior stockholders per share durto his owner must Th sage apply Chief Tad a vt and rationing board and wait a epcl- Copper silver gold ing the period from 1913 to 1917 1 price A survivor of C' 5 U S Smelting Bingham— fted period of from 10 to 60 days before inCILIAilit were as follows: 1913 b3 the book will be replaced the fall of Corregidor in the battle Zinc lead copper silver gold 618 1916 $34 and 1917 1866 of the Philippines Chief QuarterAmended general ration order 5 to per6 Utah Bingham—CopCopper mit en employer who hires temporary ELne there were 290197 shares master Tadje was a veteran navy tor a period ot leas than 30 diva molybdenite silver gold The nonferrous mining industry 'improved public relations through workmen to obtain rationad tooda Doodad to teed per man He enlisted at Aalt Lake outstanding It is evident that in was Idaho—ZincHill 7 Bunker the first to receive an industry-- advertising and public contact talk M three years dividends approximated City on February 13 1930 He silver lead Incopper to antimony Advised boards wide set of regulations having work The association feels that creased place rationingon ear 615000000 one of the survivors of the was in conIdaho—Silver d'Alene 9 Coeur sharing emphasis to do with the s work week the public should be better in- sidering applications for B sad C submarine tender which Pidgeon rures Compared rations antimony copper Idaho—Zinc-lea- d Worthy of special consideration is formed concerning the outstanding was munk at the Philippines and 10 Federal M 3 R to P No Amended that provide was evacuated by submarine Comparison of Butte and Su- the ruling that any concern which war effort of the bituminous coal secondary slab sine that fails to meet silver to reduce its payroll in order Industry for prim western grade copper specifications He visited his parents for three perior zinc output during the last has in this touched MILAIMUM sold the upon below be must price) Already week must war with the output of entire to go on the for that grads of weeks last fall after an absence annual column the reports not states in recent years is interestadopt the longer week until Important Proposal the 0 D T 0DT reveal ore of five years spent on overseas companies motor vehiciorder—interpreted orders to explain that exemp- mining ing Because of censorship fig- the U S employment service finds and duty to best to do armed bona the forces Industo advantage complexity pertaining the mining Important ures for 1942 cannot be cited so "suitable" employment for the emnot apply unless the vehicle operators' ars a He was born in Salt Lake City colin this article forthcoming to is house bill a are which under instruettonti try they proposed 1941 production is used below all ployes to be released specific Also all on September 29 1913 a son of some of these to umn will obey required compile to act amend NLIR intended the organizations subject to the longer figures in pounds of zinc: August J and Logena Ek Tadje reports supervisory officials from B and S In 1915 165383000 work week Mire until April 1 to remove and attended Salt Lake City the The law of the numprovisions B and S in 1918 181625000 file a statement listing the Ore schools Shipments bill provides "that any B and S in 1917 132037000 ber of employes to be released proposed Lendable Funds Increase Surviving besides the parents employed In a bonatide Binghami Idaho in 1941 155200000 Current schedules must be worked Individual is a sister Mrs Larry B Grant Csomb Ineti Met U I Mine 9233 lariat UPI— 13 executive administrative March WASHINGTON profes - taia Reduction comnanv 600 tone: AmerMontana in 1941 111800000 until the war man power commis- atonal or of Salt Lake City ican Smelling and Refining comPane 1200 Lendable reserves of federal recapacity shall- tone supervisory New Mexico in 1941 75891000 sion notifies the company that be of Conner Utah averago etImpany L serve member banks increased car daily 1126 Utah in 1941 79260000 jobs have been provided for the or exempt from N R regulations in Bonds has been 90000000 the past week the fed- Buy $39000 workers to be released Violations Suggestion authority" — MAGNA Here we find that one mining carry heavy penalties Tintic and made that the words "or other Employes of t h e eral reserve board reported Tintie 14tan1s rti rtA ears: Chief ConsoliWed- Magna and Arthur mills of the on at stood operation during the last war was reprementatives of management" dated $1880000000 20: U S Mines g North Lily be added to the amendment Ob- 0: Mammoth member Utah Copper company bought A: P:urrita Lilly 3: Grativa producing more zinc than the out- Revival Considered nesday During the week increased Vire Clay COMMILII" (silica 1: Utah inof in 1941 states entire was this amendment $39000 in bonds for the month banks' reserve balances put viously To have been connected with The National Coal association spired by the Lewis plan to bring Park while the banks in- of February with a total of 924 $187000000 City such a zinc project should make Is considering the revival of its all coal mine officials below the New Park Mintnr 1560 tona: creased their holdings of U290-S- per cent of their day pay employes one "at home" in any zinc produc- former subsidiary Bituminous grade of superintendent into the Park Utah Crinaolloaton 32s9: Park CU' government securities by participating according to ofUtah 60: fitIvar Kinn Coalition ( coricanCoal Int originally created for United Mine Workers' union ficials of both mills 000000 ing organiza ti on trai('s) 42A 1 - ''' confronting the poultry industry were nos" 1 I H Nielson of Salt Lake Cify was reelected vice president and Professor Carl Frischknecht of the Utah State Agricultural college at Abe Logan secretary-treasurBarker was reelected it director and Don E Kermey was elected a director to replace P Oliver Han- seri resigned Representatives from all parts of the state attended the meeting during which acute feed conditions er fp1 L 1925 I tmmumwt fa 123 - 1 t 1low-grad- LEVEL -- 1 Ie Last week's announcement of the election of Erie V Dave ler Kennecott Copper Breaks Record 1- - -1 - 1 -- I M J By the Shift Bolts to one of the vice presidencies of the American Zinc Lead and Smelting company has created comment to the effect that the position might prove unfamiliar to one so long connected with the copper porphyry properties in association with D C Jack ling from the early days ofslarge-scal- e production and concentration e of sulphide copper ores As a matter of fact Erie V Dave lees career has not been limited to copper operations Large II Com: c Blackhurst of Salt Lake City was reelected president of the Utah State Poultry council at an annual meeting of the or- ganizatIon Saturday at the Newhouse hotel -T Erie V Dave ler Connected During World War I With Butte Mine That Proved Phenomenal Success Potiltr lilen Eletbi Héic:ci End Annual Mecing |