The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • Page 31

THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 8, 1034. COLLECTION AIDES URGED TO ACTIVITY Many Areas Ripe for Settlement of Depression Bills By ROGER W. BAUSON BABSON PARK, Mass, June collection situation during the past four years has been one of the major problems confronting business men. Unfortunately, the nation entered the depression carrying a tremendous burden of both public and private debt.

The big majority let the gilded days Of 1928-29 slip by without either in- listing that money owed them be paid or paying the money they owed. Buying merchandise on the instal- ment plan was just as much of a craze in 1928-29 as purchasing common stocks on margin. When the depression cyclone personal incomes could not support his high level of indebtedness. Wage cuts and discharges forced concerns to repossess much merchandise which they had sold. Meanwhile thousands of concerns, as as individuals, had overextended and were forced into bankruptcy.

In solvency spread like a prairie fire. In 1932 bankruptcies reached an all time peak. In that year they numbered 67,000, with aggregate liabili ties of $1,627,065,000. Out of this wreckage creditors were able to salvage only 5 cents out of each dollar of liability. This was a tremendous strain on those concerns which remained solvent.

Industrial centers and farming were the hardest hit. With wheat selling at the lowest point in 350 years and other prices show Ing a similar deflation, money was extremely tight in the midwest Twelve million unemployed, mostly in the cities, credit conditions doubly hazardous. The rcpeatec warning of bankers to manufactur crs: "You should cut down your receivables," was like King Canute's command to the sea to stay back. The echo this warning was the futile complaint of the business man: "If I could only collect what 1 have on my books!" Marginal Firms'Eliminated Debt is a fundamental cause of depression, while liquidation of debt establishes the basic for recovery. The last four years have seen millions of dollars of private and commercial debt liquidated, The "marginal concern has'been forced out of business.

In all, nearly 250,000 firms and individuals have gone to the wall since 1929. Now the tide has turned for the better. The fact that only 900 concerns failed in May (the lowest monthly total in 15 years) shows the foundation upon which most commercial houses rest today. as measured'by the Bab- sonchart, is now 39 per cent above the depression low. Purchasing power has advanced S4 per cent and factory employment 40 per cent.

Wholesale prices are at the recovery per cent above their low. Money is at any time in the last three years. Collection, 1 are now fair to good in many sec lions, ot the country and this is the time to push collection campaigns Accounts of long standing should be looked into carefully. Collect your eccounts and pay your bills promptly from now keep money in circulation. Collection Drives Collection departments are too often regarded as merely routine af inspiration and alertness of a sales organization This is a bad mistake.

Credit men should be given a bigger conception 01 their jobs. They should constantly: study the best sales' territories, lor these generally yield the best collection returns. Today indicators show that the following states ara in a relatively good sales anfl credit position: Arizona, Kentucky, Oklahoma, North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Tonnes see, Texas, South Carolina and Arkansas. Among the individual cities, the foilbwing'report collections good: Birmingham, Phoenix, San Diego, Bridgeport, Conn. Atlanta, Twin Falls, Idaho; Indianapolis, Duluth, Charotte, N.

Cincinnati, Ohio; Tulsa Oklahoma City, Austin Texas; Fort Worth, Texas; Walla Walla, Wash. Business and professional men often study credit conditions by ter ritorics and cities with great care but they overlook opportunities in specific industries. Here again a lively credit manager wiH act with Ihe same vigor as the sales manager He will not judge collections solely by the general conditions of the territory. The occupation of the particular debtor individual or concern will also bo given consideration. Today the following lines are doing better than average: Agricultural equipment, automobile and accessory, packaged foods, State, Local Obituaries Gearson Marion Bastian Funeral services for Gearson Marlon Bastian.

18, a farmer of Rlverlon, will be conducted Sunday at 3 v. m. at the Deseret mortuary, 36 East Seventh South street. Friends may call at the mortuary until lime of services. Burial will take place In tile Wasatch Lawn burial park Mr.

ad past Bastian. who 111 Jor the years, died Wednesday at p. rn. his sister. Mrs.

at the home of M. J. atrlneham of Hlver- ton. He was born In WashlnBton county. Utah, March 1.

1886. a son of Gcarson and Emily Piixman tlan. He ennaced 1.1 farming for the major part of Ms life, Surviving nre four sons. McKay, Paul and Dastlan of Loa. UUh.

and Dimond Basttan of Sin- d. Utah: three Mr, B.istlan dausliter-i. Miss Rebecca Bastian of Loo. Minn LaPrlel Daslinii ol Honolulu and Miss Bernlco Bastian ol San Francisco: three Carl. Woodruff and Elmer Bastian of IJarlr, Utah, and two sisters.

Mrs. Rhoda Chappoi of Vermlllloii, Utah, and Mrs Striniham of Itlverlon. Rebecca G. Hanks Mrs. Rebecca a.

Hanli.1, William J. Hanks, died at fiO. widow her home. ice cream, canning, petroleum, resort, railroad equipment, chemical, sporting goods. Summer Credit Prospect The up and coming collection man will lake another tip from his sales colleague.

Concerns have spent millions of dollars on sales work based on the average of direct replies to advertising. Insurance companies operate entirely on the law of averages. Hence, I feel that this law might well applied to accounts receivable. A recent survey cives the following re- mils relative to industrial collections. On the average accounts throe months overdue are 85 per cent col- ectable; accounts six months due nre 65 per cent collectable, white accounts 12 months overdue arc only 0 per cent collectable.

Individuals and concerns should compare their records with these averages. It is normal to expect a decline in justness at this season ot the year. Statistics indicate that the summer recession is now beginning. Serious drouth conditions are clouding the sates and credit picture in the central northwest. Accordingly, collection State, Local Vital Statistics MARRIAGE 1 LICENSES WHITNEY K.

HANSON, 20, Bait Lake City; ELNA 13. JENSON, 28. Salt Lalce City. DOSALD A. 0.

BROWN. 20. Idaho Falls, NATELLA FOLSON, 17. Idaho Falls, Idaho. JOSEPH A.

ROSE, 5D, Salt Lake City: ANNA SCHNEIDER. 50. Salt Lake City. HERMAN L. ANDERSON, 23, MuKna: BERNICE WEIGHERS.

SI, Oarfielrt. RAY M'KENNA, 22, Salt Lake City; CUMA MAD3EN, 22, Manti. EDGAR M. PARSONS, 22, Redondo Beach. Cal MARGARET CLUFF, 23.

Redondo Beach, Cal. MERRIYN J. ALLDREDGB, 24. CaplJS- trnno. BERNICE ROPER.

13. Oak City. NATHANIEL CRANE, 22, Herrlman: MILDRED BUTTEHFIELD. 17. Horrlman.

ROLLAND D. LOY, 24. Salt Lake City; (Salt Lake City to Mclvlna P. John- con, lot 4, block 20. plat 187 DEEDS.

Salt Lake County to Ketchum Wrecking company, lot 8. block 13, 5-acre Plat A. 13 Salt Lake County to Salt Lake City, lot 2449, Highland Park, plat A. 37 Lake County to David J. Rowe, lot 5.

block 47. plat J91 Salt Lake County to Builders' Finance corporation, lot 4, block 5, plat 12 Salt Lake County to LeGrande Backman, lot 15, block. 2, Emerson Heights IDS RECEIVER'S DEEDS. Klmball Richards Security company to Albert KlInKer et lot 12. block 4.

Idlewllde Addition I 1 Kimball Itichardx Security company to a. Wlllard Tnrockmorton. lot 6. block 1. Homefletd, plat I AGREEMENT.

Clara Friedman to. Pay C. Smith. lot 5. block 53.

plat ROMONA M. LEONHART, IB, Salt Lake City. LE ROY A. HARWOOD. 23, Salt Lake City; Clara Friedman "to DOROTHY L.

LEAVITT. 22, Salt Lakef 0 '2! block 35, ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES. Oswald, .5 1,600 LESLIE j. OARTEEN; as; salt Lake FERN A. ELMEN, 20, Sandy.

City; LAZELLE KIRCHMAN, 30, Sheridan. HELEN CONDIT. 31. Sheridan. Wyo.

RICHARD RUNNELLS. 22, Salt Lake City; MARGARET COMBES. 21, Salt Lake City. JAMES A. MOSS.

22. Ririe, Idaho: ELLEN M. HUNTER, 10, Rlrle. Idaho. ALBERT M.

GALE. 28, Sail Lake City; VIOLET C. JOHNSON. 22. Salt Lake City.

Ogden Clara Friedman to E. E. Oswald, lot 11, block 23. 10-acre plat A Union investment company to O. L.

Hedman, lot 8, block 29. 10-acre Plat A Big Search Party Over a Half-Million T-N-T Eyes Search for Lost items Here UNERALS pUNI services for Gcarson Marlon Bastion will be conducted Sunday at 3 p. in. In the Hose room, 36 East Seventh South, Bishop Lancelot Bills the Rlverton Second ward offt- clatlne. Friends may call at the Gold room in the mortuary until time of cervices.

Interment wiil be In Wasatcn Lawn Burial park, under direction of Dcseret mortuary. Foot Consult Dr. Compton, 300 Scott BldK. Wag. 6060.

Medical South Main ft Was men, I55U 17a "cia North West Temple street Thursday afternoon of Infirmities Incident to ase. She had been 111 for yenrs. Mrs. Hanks was In Suit Lake Citj October 22, 1853. a daushler of Rebecca and James V.

Thompson. She wns married to William Hanks at Virginia City in 1876. and for many years made beverage, advertising, electrical ap- Salt Lake 1 pliance, office equipment, tobacco, Hanks was a member of tlic First Presby' terlan church. Surviving are tu'o sons nnd iv dnunhter Will V. Hanks of Salt Lake City, Blalnc A Hanks of Mountain Home.

Idaho, and Mrs.I W. M. (Bess IlMiks) Wopttcn of Los An- scles, Cat. William Russell William Russell. SO, foreman of the Blue Stone Metal Works at Tooele, died In local hospital Thursday at -1 p.

m. He wns received nt Ihe hospital last Friday. Ills death was reported to have been caused by blood poisoning resulting from a blister on hl.i foot. JOHN WEST OWILLIAM, 22. Ogden: MARION OVEDA ANDERSON.

.11, Offden. WILLIAM EARL TERRY, 25. St. Anthony. Idaho: DOROTHY M.

BUftNIMQHAM, 26. Blackfoot. Idaho. HAROLD L. WARD.

25, North Ogdcn; MYRTLE STALLINGS. 35. Eden. PARLEY THOMAS JOHNS, 28, Salem, Idaho; LUCILE GREEN. 25.

Kanesvllle. Mary E. Vaughn Mrs. Mary E. Vuunhn.

56. wife of Arthur E. Vaimhn. died at the family residence here Wednesday r.isht after a lln- Illness. Mrs.

Vauuhn was born August 20. 1878, difficulties may increase during the summer months. I feel, therefore, new credits should be extended with caution and only on very conservative basis. Every effort should made to push collections while conditions are still fairly favorable. Business, as estimated by the Bab- sonchnrt, is now 10 per cent above a year ago and only 20 per cent below normal.

(Copyright, 1034, Publishers Finan- 'Cial Bureau.) at Wlntcrsst, Iowa, a rianuhtnr ot Georse F. Lotz and Martha E. Hnlgarth. She antl her husband came lo Utah ruary. 1901.

scllllne at Pleasant Grove, later movln? here. She was an active member of the Re Ilc( noctety of the Pleasant Drove L. D. S. ward, serving for many years as counselor and secretary.

She also worked In the Primary association. She is survived by her husband, son, Kenneth E. Vaunhn, and crand.son. Lloyd Vaughn; her mother and two brothers, Lester and Marlon LuU, Tekamah, three sisters, Mrs. Fnnnle Mclntytc, Lake City.

Iowa; Mrs. Lena Gurbcr. Avoca. anc Mrs. Sadie Burnett, Shelley, Idaho.

Friends may call at the Larkln mortuary Saturday nnd at the home Sunday from 10 a. m. to 12:30 p. in. Services will be conducted in the Pleasant Green L.

chapel at 1 p. m. Sunday, with burial li: Pleasant Grove city cemetery. Bi'igham City DONALD JOSEPH JEPPSON. 20, Hamer, Idaho: SELMA MAY BROWN.

18, Hamer. Idaho. Logan WILLIAM ARTHUR BLANCHARD, 23, Chester. Idaho; CLARA MARIE 11ANSEN, 14, Ashton, Idaho, IALVIN ALFRED BATEMAN. 25.

Etna. HILDA FLUCKIGER, 10. Bedford, Wyo. Provo NORMAN O. ANDERSON, 22, Huntlnnton: ELIZABETH OPAL L1TSTER, 23, Cleve- JCSEPH' EDWARD TIIIRIOT, 27.

HlkO, ELLEN MILLER, 27, Salt Lake City. JONATHAN SANDER MADSEN, 22. Provo; ERMA STUBBS. 23, Provo. OLEY JENSEN.

27. Emery; EVE FORBES. 27. Alpine. JAMES CARROLL BAGLEY, 23.

Greenwich; PEARL AMELIA OLSEN, 23, Provo. KENNETH BEAL OLSEN. 20, Provo; SARAH YOUNO, 22, Provo. WILLIAM RIGBY JACOBS, 27. Ogdcni PAULINE BENNETT.

23, Provo. ELVIN ANDERSON, JS, SpriiiBville; MELBA SCOTT, 21. Provo. GLEW W. HANREN.

21. Richfield: RUDY KELLY. 20. Salt Lake City. FRANCIS BURNHAM SLADE, 23.

Red Mesa. Kate Boyle to Ella V. Boyle, lot 12, block IS. 5-acre plat A Kate Boyle to Ella V. Boyle, lot 20, block 1.

Perkins Addition Maybee S. Electric. to Leo lot 4. block 70. plat A Leo Hungerford to H.

A. Bruenlnz ct lot 4. block 70, plat A Ciirl J. Carlborg to Tracy Loan nnd Trust company, lot 1451, Highland Park, plat A E. Forrest Mitchell to California- Western States Life Insurance company, lot 11, block 3.

University Heights, Second Addition MORTGAGES. Emily B. Bulmer to Prudential Build- society, lot 1. block 80, pint J. R.

Allen et al, to Continental National Bank and Trust company, section 7, township 4 south, 1 east R. L. Anderson to Construction Se- .51.500 1,300 2,800 750 1,500 1,900 839 839 10 services for Robert B. Burns, who died at a local hospital Wednesday, will be held at the funeral home of Llndqulst Sons-Carlaulst, 2128 South State street. Saturday, June 9.

at 3 P. m. Interment will take plar.e in the City cemetery. The casket will be open at, the funeral home prior lo time ot services. servrlces Jor William Lomax Coles will be conducted Sunday at 2 p.

m. In the Whlttler ward chapel, Bishop Fred W. Schwendimen officiating. Friends mayy call at the French room In the mortuary, 36 East Seventh South, Friday and Saturday, and at the home, 1534 Edison street, Sunday from 10 a. m.

to 1:30 p. m. Interment will In City cemetery, under direction of Deseret mortuary. Cliancey L. Evans to Tracy Loan and Trust company, lot 1.

block 24, plat 2.000 Builders' Finance corporation to First curitlefi coninany, S-acrff plat A lot 6, block 4, 850 813 RAVEL OPPORTUNITIES 18 rtUBUNE and Telegram readers and advertisers are urged to exercise caution in arraneinit automobile or bus transportation with other Individuals. References should be carefully eschansed and definite assurance of responsibilltj secured. AUCTION SALES 30 rHALES M. DERRICK. Hleh class uucdon service.

Was. 5464. MONi'iPro LOAN" 31 AUTOMOBILES services for William Ray Hardman. who died at a local hospital Wednesday, will be held at the funeral home of Lindqulst Sons-CarV- tmlst company, 2128 South State street, Saturday. June 0, at 1 p.

Bishop William F. Perschon in charee. Interment will take place at the City cemetery. SPECIAL NOTICES 11 FOR private lessons in bccinnin? or advanced Grese shorthand call W. 6108-R.

AND FOUND 12 LOVETTA L1NNER Pleasant Grove. ANDERSON. JOHN W. WEBB, M. American Fork: MILLIE STEELE, 20.

American Fork. DON ALLISON. 23. Heber; REVA EPPERSON. 20.

Midway. JUNIOR S. DIXON. 23. Pny.son; VIRGINIA STREET, 21.

Payson. CLARKE GEORGE REECE. 25, Payson; FEROL ELTON. 21, Dividend. Reserve Report WASHINGTON, June 1 resources and liabilities of the 12 federal reserve banks st the close ot business yesterday were reported tonight by the federal reserve In thousands of dollars as follows: ASSETS.

Gold certllfcates on hand and due from TJ. S. treasury 4,700.157 Redemption fund, federal reserve notes 30,010 Other cash 223,321 Total reserves 4.050.488 Thelbert L. R. Cowan LeRoy Cowan, 26, who died In Price city hospital Wednesday afternoon of Injuries suffered late Tuesday night when car overturned In Prlci canyon, three miles north ot Cnstlezatc was a son of Franklin A.

and Mary Ella Montagu: Cowan of this city. He had been employed on road work in Spanish Fork canyon three weeks and in empany with brother-in-law. Heber Johnson, 20, Spanish Fork, was In the canyon to see about their work. Mr, Cownn was born here February 1R. IDOB.

Ho attended the local scliools and had always resided here, except lor brief Intervals. He married Christine Johnson ot Spanish Fork May 14. 1031. Surviving are his widow and parents, eight brothers and sisters, Mrs. O.

C. Pavey. Indianapolis, Dean Cownn. Los An- zcles; Mrs. Reid Persson.

Joyce, Clyde. Gears'! Reed and Nyal Cowan, Pay- DEATHS Arnold. 45, 114 North Second West street, angina nectoris. June 5. Krlstina Hanson Carr.

61, 453 North First West street, carcinoma, Evans Davis, 74. 4GS North Second West street, myocarditis, June S. Jacob Islcr, 73, Mldvale, myocarditis, June 5. Keefe. IS, 175 East Twenty-first South street, nephritis.

May 19. Luctnda Farnsworlh Mansfield. 7.1. 869 East Seventeenth South street, lobar pneumonia, June 2. Security Trust company, lot 12, block 5, 5-acre plat A 1,600 Builders' Finance corporation to First Security Trust company, lot 4, block 5, plat 2.100 David Haycock to First Security Trust company, lot 5.

block 21, plat A 1.200 George W. Smith to Benjamin Hill, lot 1, block 20. ID-acre plit A 2,074 VllRte G. Decker to Trncy Loan and Trust company, lot 17. block 30, 5-acrc plat C.

etc 5,000 Rose Allensworth to Home Loan corporation, lot 7. block 38. plat 2.800 Mi-rvin V. Andrus to Home Owners' Loan corporation, section 11. township 2 south.

rpiiKR 1 east 4,303 Harry W. Cutshall to Home Owners' Loan corporation, section 16, township I south, ranee 1 enst 4,370 LeVlrdi K. Graham to Home Owners' Loan corporation, lot 10, Laird Subdivision Dora H. Gustin to Home Owners'. Loan cornoratlon, lot 85.

block 8, Douglas Clifford C. Harrison to Homo Owners' Loan corporation, lot 4, block 45, plat 1.256 RELEASE OF MORTGAGES. Zlon's Savings Br.nk and Trust company to George S. Klrby, section 5. township 2 south, ranae 1 east BOO First Security Trust cornoany to Louis J.

Bowers, lot 2, block 34, 1,600 B. Wicks company to Minnie E. Stelter. tot. 38.

block 2. South Lawn Subdivision 2,400 Metropolitan Life Insurance company to Archelaus Flllinsame, lot 2, block 2. Rieby Place 2.300 Home Insurance S. company to Samuel E. Holt, section 14, township 3 south, range 1 east 1.800 State of Utnh to John Hick, section 25, township 3 south, ranee 1 RELEASE' Lancslon Lime and C.

company to lady's, Sunday in business district or 2nd ave. Call Adjustment Desk. Auerbach Was. 3Dp. GOLD BROOCH, oblonc.

4 pearls and small bonds. Return 212 Chester hotel. T. Arnold. Lib, reward.

ICE route book, lost. Finder call Was. 2493. Reward. DOG Small brlndle.

clipped like lion, losl from West 3rd So. Reward. 912B. CHILD'S glasses, lost In Liberty park or on 15th East car. Reward.

Hy. 7457- W. LOST Brown sole leather suitcase, in Sar- dins canyon. Thurs. noon.

Contents only valuable to owner. Return J. J. Nelson, 543 street, Idaho Falls. Ida.

THE STANDARD OP AMERICA'S BUS SEHV1OB PART OF A GREAT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM DETROIT $24o50 MY CAR B. BURNHAM CO. YOU SHOULDN'T. UNLESS REALLY NEED TO. YOU TAKK NO CHANCES OF AGAINST ANYONE.

Denver on Omaha 15.001 Kan. City. New York ..34.251 Chicago ...21.501 Los Ang. ...1 9.08 Portland 13.00 Spokane 13.00 Idaho Falls 3 90 Seattle 15.50 BIGGER SAVING ON ROUND TRIPS ALL 4 DIRECTIONS DAILY SERVICE TO GRAND JOT. DEPOT TICKET OFFICE 17 So Temple Temple Snuare Hote CITY TICKET OFFICE KENTON HOTF.r.

BIDG. 20D SO. MAIN WASATCH 1369 MAM A'UTO LOANS AUTO LOANS PRIVATE SALES FINANCED QO1CK AND CONFIDENTIAL NO COSIGNERS. INC. 123 MOTOR AV5 WAS Mil brown horn rim In leather case lost.

Blanch Kunz, Was. 5301. Reward. RING Larse gold Maltese cisnet rim, lost Wednesday. Was.

8428-W. Reward. DOGS 2 greyhounds, tan and white, lost from 735 E. 3rd Sa. Hy.

5094-W. Reward. PERSONALS Ta PHONE 310-W JESS SCOVILLS. Agent LEWIS NEV, CORINNE. TREMONTON.

MALAD. POCATELLO. BLACKFOOT H1SBER. DUCHESNE, VERNAL. CULLEN HOTEL.

WAS. 1064. 11 to 4. Home phone for appointments. Hy.

4600-W. MASSAGE Elec. treatments. Eva Mr.Nally. exper.

nurse, 403 So. 2nd E. W. 8298-R SHANNON CONVALESCENT home, used Invalids. Was.

1202. 351 7th rtve. EXPERT massage, Franco-American agent. room 315, 23 E. 1st South.

Was. 6132-W. 3,800 Joseph Plat Bawden, lot 4. block 109. 16 DIVORCES ASKED Chloo Shepard Edwards from Gilbert K.

Edwtrds, cruelly: attorney. .1. H. McKnlKht. Joe Gnss from Pearl Guss, cruelty; attorney, Benjamin Spcnce.

son. Funcrtil services will he conducted Sunday nt 3:30 P. m. In Nebo L. D.

S. stake tabernacle, with the L. D. S. Third ward blshoprlu In charge.

Burial will be in Payson city cemetery, under the direction of the Deseret mortuary. Redemption fund, federal reserve banknotes Bills discounted: Secured by U. S. government obligations liter bills discounted Total discounted lib bouKht In open market U. 8.

government securities: rt'asury notes srtlflcatcs and bills EGAL NOTICES tlon, net Deposits: Member bank, NOTICE TO "WHOM IT MAY CONCBRN- Notlce is hereby given that the State Board of Pardons will hold a regular session on Saturday June 16, 1034, at 10 o'clock a. in. at the Utah State Sal Lake County, Utah; that fit said forelun bank meeting said Board will hear Other deposits plications in the following cases to-wlt: FOR las Diaz, Andrew Koullxas, Hob ert H. McCoy. FOR Jamn Archer, Don Beck.stcad, Dlnl Boatman, A.

Rnlklcj Reid, Burrell, Alnn Kurlon, Le land Clark, Vincent Clark, W. A Clark, Archie (Haypool, Yiinu Cloward, Harry Colbern, Loo Cor lett, Franklin fi. Cox, Kennel Lawrence Dayton, John I'aul Do Jan, James Donavan, Percy Dou ble, James TV. Douglas, Ralph Draper. Harry T.

Edwards, WII Ham J. JJlUson, Truman Gllea tloodell, William Hal Ted E. Heidtman, Charles 1 Hlnojosa, George B. Holt, Jackson, Clarence M. Jacobsen William James, Martin Robert Jones, T.

Robert S. JClnzer, Ralph away, Lee Lehman, Hoyal Lund. William McDonald, Bannls Mullon, Floyd Martin, John Martin, Earl Maxfleld, Jess Merton, Ralph Merz. Jack Mitchell, Walter Moore, Jack Moran, Vic Morgan, Lyle Mower, Ferris Murphy, Howard Myers, John Naccarato, Pablo Navaro, John H. Newman, fius Nichols, Leonard Orr, Husrn Oshorne, A.

R. Mark Poll, Randall, R. K. Rr-evep. Harry Rosers, Len Romero, Kloina Roxn, Myron Roott.

William Sorensen. Onadalnpe fS Jfoward Thompson, Ller.rfre Thornton. H. Korroclcs Tribe. James Valentino, Count Walter Wasstatf, Carl H.

Williams, Charles WIMIunm. Frank Williams, Charles Wilson, Federal reserve notes In actual circulation 3 Fedoru! reserve banknote clrcula- 4,431 5.618 23,370 28.007 5,32) 406,258 132K.508 otal If. K. government tics thcr securities olal blll.i and 3.461.HBR me from forelEii banks cderal reserve notes of other banks ncollectert items ank premises Deposit Insurance corporation stock Ill other assets Ross McDermaid services for Ross Me. Dcrmaid.

29. Lounn resident who died Wednesday nt Holapp, will be conducted Sunday at 1 p. rn. In the Lagan D. S.

Fifth ward chapel, cemetery. with burial In Logan city 2,430,230 634 He was born here January 5, 1D05, son of William nnd Annie McDermaid. He Is survived by his mother nnd seven brothers and sisters. William McDermaid. Rnlapp: Catherine.

Farris, Georite. Dick. Allen nnd McDermaid, Locnn; Wendel McDcrmntd, 8alt Lake. DIVORCE GRANTED Thomas Lane from Cnrrle Maude Lane, desertion; Judge Herbert M. Schiller.

Earnings MISS expert massage and bath. inc. Sundays. 25 N. 1st West.

Apt. 313. VERY best niassnce. hot bath, alcohol rurt Hrs. to-fi.

Atlas Bldg. 226-27. SCIENTIFIC massage, tub baths. Miss Mae. Alcohol rubs.

40 E. rm. 212. Swim to Reduce 13c IN warmth and privacy: Kuar. rourse.

JB Prof Thornton. WBK. Sprlnas. OT Dressmaking 15 DRESSMAKING. remodelins, repairing, coats, suits, dresses, fancy and plain.

Only 25c hr. Satisfaction puar. Call and del. Was. 6212-W.

44 So. State. Km. 34. NEW YORK.

June 7 Telephone nnd Telegraph company eross income in April amounted to $7,610.438 compared with S6.740.001 for the same month last year. Net operating Income was S1.37.T,- R64 against (549.094 lor April. 1333. The figures cover operating activities only, excluding nonoperatlng Income, such as dividends and Interest. Detectives 16 STAGES NORTHWESTERN STAGES BOISE SSI TWIN CULLEK HOTEL JEROME BURLEY TO LOAN PERSONAL, LOANS 31 a YOU ARE WELCOME TO BORROW MONEY $50 TO ANY PLEDGE OF 'VALUE.

Auto Personal Property Stocki. Mortgage. 1 Per Cent Discount Per Month. Repay monthly within year. CONFIDENTIAL CONSIDERATE.

PEOPLE'S FINANCE THRIFT CO. 157 Was. 1976. SO. STATE.

State Bank Supervision. FDRKITURE-CO-WAKER AUTO AMERICAN Detect. Assn. Legitimate detectives. 401 Utah Sav.

Tr. Bldg. Was. 3028 NEW SUITS FILED William P. Houser vs.

De Luxe Cab. Inc personal injuries, S59SO; attorneys. MtiCul- loueh and Calltstcr. Andrew Jenson vs. H.

M. II. Lund, to recover on. alleged false representations, S5150; attorneys, Parley P. Jensen and J.

J. Whltaker. 3,122 IB.151 435,751 52,609 49,000 Hyrum Arnold services for irvrum Arnold, Lostiin business man. who died Tuesday, will be conducted Friday at a. m.

In tho Lounn L. D. 8. Fourth ward chapel, with burial In Salt Lake City cemetery, 1111- rier the direction of the Llndqulst Sons mortuary. BANKRUPTCY Joseph C.

Harvey, 631 Edison street; assets, none; liabilities. J719. James H. Lythsoe, Knyavllle; assets, 54280; liabilities, S453K. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Total assets 8,121,532 LIABILITIES.

.3,068,807 58,748 reserve account .3,787,048 J. S. treasurer, genernl 15,758 3,086 235,811) Items 4.0!>2,3nn 433.303 146,433 I. C. stock, Total deposits Deferred nvallnblllly apltal pa'id In Surplus Reserves (Federal D.

nslf-lnsurance. elc.) All other liabilities Total (1,127.233 Hallo ot lolp.l reserves to deposit nnd federal notn liabilities combined, fin.3 prr cent. Contingent liability on bills purchased for lorrtsri correspondence, 3.447. 138,383 161.833 31,419 William Frederick Warr Frederick Warr, 56, died at his homo here Thursday niornlnu after several years' Illness of dlabeto.i. Funeral services have been snt for Sunday afternoon in the Tooelo North ward church, the hour to be'sst later.

Interment will be In Toocle city cemetery. The bish- oprlo of BatcsvlllirL. ward will have charxc of the services. Mr. Warr was born nt Lincoln, Tooele county.

December 31. 1877. a son o( Charles E. and Clnr.i Warr. He married Elva Bates In October, 1BSI9.

and they had mailr their home here since. He had been a farmer and stock raiser. Surviving nre his widow, his mother, minuter. Mr.i, Claurte Larsen. Provo; five ans, Alma F.

Wsrr. Eureka; Lawrence Vnrr. Provo; Wulter Warr. Tooele: Marlon nd Sherill Wnrr. Erdn: seven brothers nnd tsters.

John Wnrr. Yerlnston. Allen, and Arthur Wnrr. Erda: Mrs. EllKa Me.rcer.

Tooele; Mrs, Gertrude Pcnson, 3nlt Lnke City; Mrs. Millie Bates. Provo. WARRANTY DEEDS. Edwin R.

Murphy to S. Ercvu Rockwood, lot 1. block 0. Plat Sugarhouse Investment company to Emll Nelson, lot 15, block 16, 5-ncrc Plat A Florence V. Hempstesd to Melvln O.

Crowthcr, lot 10, block SI, Jordan Place Bailey B. Kowlln to James W. Smith, section 4, township 2 couth. ranse 1 cast Maud 3. Hoyt to Wallace Walicr, lot 7, block 23.

plat Wolte-Whltc Investment company to NOTICES Mod Marcelino TJrrechaea, 67, plat A lot 1. block Commodity Index NEW YORK, June 1 of 15 staple commodity jirlecn (December 31, 1D31, equnis 100; 192S average equals 230.li): Thursday. 136.3; previous day. 136.1; week nso. 136.2; year aao.

131.4; 1034 hlsh, 140 4: 1934 low. 136.0; 1033 lllxll. 148.0; 1933 low, 78.7; 1932 hlBh, 103.3; 1033 low, 7S.3. Year AGO. Thursday.

...52.04 $1.28 .0515 .0588 Staple. Silt, Ib Cocoa, Ib Hides, Ib Rubber, Ib Wheat, bu 3orn, bu Hoes, ewt Sliver, 07. Steel scrap, ton Copper, Ib Lead, Ib Cotton. Ib Wool. Ib.

Coffee, Ib Sugar, Ib. .133 .0036 .7375 4,65 .3625 .10.00 .03 .0395 .883 .09 .0346 .1313 .57 3.85 .4525 10.73 .085 .0385 .123 1,05 .1087 (CopyrUht. 19M. by Moody's) Cily Amends Gasoline Storage Tank Ordinance E. S.

"W'ardrup, FOR li'arlin Kay. CONTINUED HU Ahlauder, Anthony Cordiscio, rMichacl Cordlsco, CruR l.irown, James Merrill Dunster, Jack Garjullo, Hurray, Pearl Harris COUNTY JAIL Allen, parole, Salt Lake county; Carl J. Dee, parole, Salt Lake co-anty; William Dean Rpgrerson, termination, Salt Lake county. All persons having any interest therein, desiringr to be heard either for ot- against thn granting nt oald applicants, respectively, are hereby notified to bo present t. sairt rriectlntr.

BY ORDER OP THE BOARD. HENRY H. BLOOD, Chairman. JOSEPH CHEZ, lone to Edna Daum, lot 1, block 80. plat Arthur E.

Smith to John Butchereit. lot 4. block 3. Sherwood Forest Addition lone M. Overfield to George B.

Harrison, lot 1, block 80. plat QUIT-CLAIM DEEDS. Pera Decker to William A. Limb, lot 73. Sunnysldc Addition decree W.

Lucns to Wallace Walker, lot 7. block Ed D. Smith Sons to Elwori.li A. Call, lot 6, block 13. Plat Ed p.

Smith to Charles S. Aldous. lot 28, block IS, Fremont Heights Zion's Savings Bank and Trust corn- Mary E. C. Chatterton PRESTGN, Mary Ellen Card 3hotterton, 60.

resident of Preston Jor 38 curs, died nt her home Wednesday ot all- Incident to Mrs. Ohattsrton was born August HUH. it Loian, Utah, a daughter ol C. W. and Emma Booth Curd.

Slie was married to Vilford Chnilonon In 1882 In the Salt Lake City L. D. S. endowment house. Mr.

Chfti- erton. died several years aso. Surviving are a son nnd Mirer dnunn- ers. Earl Chatterton. Sorta Sprlnss; Mrs.

Emma Parkinson. Prnnklln; Mrs. Grace 'ackard and Allle Preston; hree brothers, Ernest Card, Preston: D. W. Card.

Ravmond. Canada; C. W. Card. Lor-.

Buarh. and 3. sister, Mrs. J. C.

3reaves, Preston. Funeral services will be conducted Sunday at a p. ni. In the Fourth ward 1.. D.

S. chapel, with interment lo tli" city under direction ot HondricUs mortuary. 10 10 10 10 10 10 1,000 10 1.500 10 1 1 1 puny block tn Albert 28. plat Londema, lot 3. UNITED STATES DEBABTMENT OF AORICULTUEE, Bureau of Public Roads, Denver, Colorado, May 23.

1834. Sealed bids, single copy, subject to the conditions contained herein, will be received until o'clock a. m. on the fifteenth day ol June, 1034. for the construction of approximately 2.65T miles of earth-graded, drained and surfaced highway and 14.813 miles of sur- laclnsr on Project NR 12-P-l.

Q-2, of the Centennial-Saratoga Forest Hiirhway Route located within or partly within the Medicine Bow National Forest. Counties of Albany and Carbon, State of Wyoming. ln- volvins major items of approximately 45,000 cu. yds. unclassified excavation, 1200 cu.

yds. unclassified excavation lor structures. 14.85 miles fine cradins, subgrftde and shoulders, 33,130 tons crusher-run surlac- Inst, 432 cu. yds. concrete.

38.100 Ibs. reinforcing steel, 890 lin. It culvert pipe, 11.600 Ibs structural steel and other minor Items of work. The attention of binders is especially directed to the provisions cover- inu COMPLIANCE WITH CODES OP TAIR COMPETITION. SUBLSTTTINO ANY PORTION OP THE CONTRACT, AND ASSIGNMENT OF CONTRACT.

A Certificate ot Compliance on the prescribed form which will be furnished for that purpose shall be slsncd and submitted by all bidders In ac- ordance with Executive Order No. 6846 sued by the president on March 14. 1934. nly bids accompanied by such certificate lall be considered or accepted. The con- raetor to whom award is made shall re- ulre subcontractors and dealers Jurnlshlne auipment, materials and supplies to sign certificates before making award or purchases from such subcontractors dealers, copies of which shall be fur- Ished to the contracting officer.

The mlnl- nim wage paid to all skilled labor employed this contract shall be 60 cents per hour. The minimum fio.se paid to nil unskilled ibor employed on this contract shall be 5 cents per hour. Where plans and specl- Ications nre requested, a deposit ot SIO.OO vill be required to insure their return vilhln 15 days the date of opcnlnir Ids, checks to bo made payable to the S. Regional Fiscal Agent, Denver. Colo- ado.

Plans, specifications nnd proposal may be obtained F.t the office ot the Bureau Public Roads. 2.17 Custom House. Denver, Colorado. J. ELLIOTT, District End- ernize It Rentable Note CO AST TO COAST SERVICE World's Pair Omaha, New York.

Los Angeles. San Diego, San Francisco. Seattle. Tickets and information. Hotel Little, 163 So.

Main. Wns. 2227. Steamship Tickets 19 CNFORMATION all lines, tours, cruises American Express 24 2 w. 260 MALE HELP 20 WANTED Television institute offers a lucrative, permanent connection to a mnn with successful record in sale of insurance, educational courses or other intangibles.

Utnh p.nd so. Idaho territory open. Automobile necessary. Men selected will given actual field training by manager and Immediate income is assured. Fone J.

E. Clark. Utah Hotel, for Friday p. m. and Sat.

STENOGRAPHER for out of town, able to lake Investigations: good speed required. L. D. S. Business College crad- uate preferred.

Write Box B-33, Tele. STEADY man for payine route, car. bond. reti'd. 175 Bo.

Main, Rm. C02, 2 p. m. Employment Training 22 Friendly company offers more complete, dignified service, under supervision of state banking dept. Quick- confidential.

Cost is as low as any obtainable in the city for this full loan service; 1 to 20 months to pay. Come, phone, write. SOCIETY 307 Cllft Bids. Cor. Main 3rd So.

YOU CAN MONEY Air Conditioning AIR conditioning, water pumps, softeners. J. Henry Jones P. O. pi.

W. 7635. Building Materials THE Rio Grande Lumber Co. our clal materials, suitable for modernizing 118 So. 5lh West.

Was. 6434. Cement Work WATERPROOF basements a specialty, drives, stone. Llnnebach. H.

7t7S Floor Finishing RENT my electric floor sanding machine nnd rcfinish your own floors. 350 South State st. was. 4948. OLD floors sanded, made like new.

Average room, S3. Phone Hy. 7759-R. NOTICES Existing city ordinances wrr amended Thursday by the cily com mission to permit undcrKroun. storin gasoline in tanks up to 000 gallons in all parU of the city, ex cept in lire district No.

1, which includes most of the business district. Previously the city ordinance permitted underground storage up lo 4000 gallons only. John Soltis HOCK SPRINGS. Soltis. resident of Rock Sprlnss for 35 years, at the Wyoni'ng general hospital Tuesday mornlnz.

He cnsneed In business srvern! ysars and was widely known In the city and county. li survived by his widow. Mrs. F.Uxabeih Snltls, and two sons. Ernest nnd John Soltis Rock Sprlnss.

He vvos native of Hungary. Funeral services werti conducted in tn? north side Catholic church at 10 m. Tluirsdny. with interment In St, Joseph -i Retarding Medical Progress, Doctor Avers ARIZONA Southeastern CROPS SUFFER Arizona in the tricts ot Safford and Thatcher suffering from severe drouth conditions and the farmers do not expact more than halt a normal crop, said John Wells of the presiding bishopric of the D. S.

church, Thursday, on his return from attending quarterly conferences in St. John's And Maricopa jstakes in Arizona the last two weeks "The Hitler Regime as It Affects the Medical Profession" was the of an address presented Thursday before the Salt Lake Lumbermen's club at the chamber oC commerce by Dr. D. E. Ostler, who returned recently from Germany.

He stated that press reports ot the persecution of Jews by Hitler were not exaggerated, and that the altitude toward Jewish physicians was rctardinc development of medical in Germany, iVOTICK Ol- 1 OK MI NIXa pnopunTY Notion Is hereby Riven that, on His Iflth day of nt the hour of 12 o'clock noon of said day at tlio west front door of the City and County building in Salt Lake City, Utnh, tho undersigned wil soil at public iiucllnn to thfl high- anil best bidder and as unll nil Iho following 1 property, to wit Tho Morllt Point, tho Cahii Homo, Ihe Jasper, the Black Prlntre, the Vesuvius, the Shondy (he. the llldire, the South I'oint, this Desert View, the Soutl tho Closing- I.inlc, the Blacl Carbonate, tho Rlue Carbonate the Rod OxUio, the Copper Movin tain, the Ohio, thn Gladstone, Khanley, and the (jrecn Carbonat Inrto mining: claims, n.11 patented and thn following unpntented loii claims: Anolior, Axiirltf Contact, Chicago, Cllorln Miinrt New York. Pan Handle. I'lilladftl phla, Neptune, Valley, Venus, nltli ami Dyke, nil sil.u In l.nrlu Mining Ho Klclcr ('aunty, i'tali. and tbo Mill silo cliiiin, unpalflnlnd, situate i Kllio County, N'evad'i, localed about four mllc.s soulh of the ot Tncoma: also J.ot ilireo, 'I'ownshlp North.

TlanKo niuotoiMi Went, Salt Baso and Meridian. acres. Hox KMor County. Utah, said claims constituting llic mine of Copper Company (a'oorporation), together with all buildings, sheds, tramway, and casements and Improvements thereon or portnlning thereto, and also all of tho tramway, Including: tho part situate on leased rjround, In Klko County, Payment of purchase price on doHvery of deed conveyance by olnltn aeod. LAKK COPPKU COMPANV.

A T. A Pv I its Attorney nnd A Kent, ini-ios Rostoti Salt l.akf Cily. I'I all. June 1J31. Furniture Repairing FURNITURE rcfinlshcd, key, lock sun, ladlo rep.

Broadway Repair Co. 165 E. Srd So. W. 2404.

Call and del. ROYAL FURNITURE 34? E. 2nd 3o Was 1531. refnz. and repairing Heating CALL Sunrae Heating Co.

for complete heat ing and Air Conditlonini! Scrv. W. 1240 Home Remodeling MODERNIZATION, remodeling jobsT fieure costs. We contract the work. the cnsh.

Estimates free. VV. 810S-R Lawn and Garden Fixtures ROSE trellises, arches, Bates, seals lg. display. Nssncr.

3277 HI. dr. Ily. 704 Ljme and Cement Nevada. Terms of sale: UNITED STATES OP AMERICA VS.

FIFTEEN CASES OF PURE RASPBERRY RESERVES. SEVENTY-FIVE CASES OF URE STRAWBERRY PRESERVES AND CASES OF ASSORTED PURE PRESERVES (Pineapple and Peach and Cherry), ach case containing 24 Jars, more or less. 2QUITY NO. 13100. CITATION.

A libel of nformatlon havlnc been filed In the above ntltled court praying lor the seizure nnd condemnation of Ilftecn cases of pure rasp- icrry preserves, seventy-five cases of pure strawberry preserves, and forty cases of n.ssorted pure preserves (pineapple and PDach and cherry), each case J4 Jars, more or less, now within the City of Salt Lake, State of Utah, tor the reasons and causes In said libel of Information mentioned, and praying the usual process and monition of said court in that be- lalf to be made and that all persons In- icrested In thn above mentioned preserves be cited generally and specifically to appear In the premises, and that all proceedinss be had that the said articles be condemned and confiscated In satisfaction of the demands ot the United States. Whereas, the court, on the 6th day ot Jnne, 1934. issutd an order directing the United Stairs Marshal for the District of Utah lo attach nnd and seize the said fifteen cases of pure raspberry preserves, seventy-five cases of pure strawberry preserves and forty of assorted pure preserves iplneapple and peach and cherry), nnd did fix the 30th day of June. 1034. at in o'clock a.

m. of said dale, In the court room of said court In the milldlnK nt Salt. Lake Cily, Utnh. ns the time and plaee for the henrmi: of this libel of information, nnd did order that the Marshal, by publication nnd post- ins, cite all persons claiming Ihe same and nil parsons knowin" or anvthtns to sny why the same should not be condemned and disposed of pursuant to the prayer of said libel of Information, lh.it tiipy nnrt appear before the said court to be held at Salt Lnke City. Utnh.

on ths 30th day of June, 1934, at 10 o'clock m. of said day. If the same shall be a day of jurisdiction, otherwise on Ihe next dny of Jurisdiction thereafter, then and them to maXc their claim or claims for the same pnd to make their allegations in that behMf. Wherans, under and In pursuance to the said order and the due and resular process of the above court. I have seized fifteen cases Raspberry Preserves.

73 cases Strawberry Preserves and 34 assorted preserves as herein described, and said property is now in my posscfiton. Now. therefore, in pursuance of said all persons claiming to have any rlsht. title or Interest in prnprrty lirrrhy r.ttrd to appear nt tlie said time and thrn nnd thereto make rlnim 1 to sitd property, and al- Irsa'lnn- tn that behalf. GILBERT 'MECHAM, United States Marshal.

LANOTON Lime Cement Was. 6612 materials, masons' and plasterer: supplies, lime, cement, plaster, morta: PAPER nnd paint now. Pay on time. Ver reasonable. Guaranteed work.

Lcea Interest. Est. cheerfully given. W. H351-J PAINTING, paperhanffins and clcanln Hy.

6S83-J tor free estimates. PAPERING, sun tested, washable. Sample turn. suar. Jacobs.

Hy. 2MO-W. CALL Hy. 2438-J for expert and painting. Pay on terms.

Call Plastering PLASTERING, first-class work, guarantee no moss. Enoch Ek. Wns. o'481-J. BARBER COLLEGE.

161 Regent St. SPECIAL TUITION OFFERED NOW. £ARN baiberlnr: at Moler's Barber col' leee at 118 Resent ct. GENTS WANTED 23 ALE3PEOPLE for household necessities, good commissions. 216 So.

2nd East. ALESMEN WANTED ALESMAN to sell electrical appliances nnd radios. Call Was. 567B. Felt Rndlo ask tor Mr.

Hunt. Salary and commission. from us any time you need HI We specialize in arranclns FURNITURE. GO-MAKER AND AUTO LOANS UP TO S300 on a plan of Smnll Monthly Payments that will suit your income. Come Phone Room 413 Continental.Bank Bids.

200 S. Main. Phone Was. 2007. UNDER STATE SUPERVISION.

up to employed people on personal note. No security. Most liberal plan In Salt Laic. One hour service. SALT LAKE DISCOUNT CO.

25 5ND SO 217 SEASON BLDO $10 or more to working people on their own note. No co-signers or mortgage. payments. See us first. iMPLOYEES" LOAN SOC.

S31 MeCornlcte 10 West 1st So POSITIONS WANTED 25 mnn starting school dc- slres work for board and rm. Hy. 1042. Nrv. student desires job tor summer.

Good stenographer. Hy. 5450. UNO MAN, mechanically and clectrica. experience, steady work, free to travel.

Box B-56, HEMALE HELP 26 WANTED, summer term, opportunity tor out ot town students to earn Hvins expenses; positions for graduates. Write Henager Business College. 45 E. Bway MIDDLE-AGED woman for housekeeplns In motherless home; fair wases. Apply before 10 a.

032 So. 1st Wrst. BEAUTY operator to rent shop; 1 mo. tree rent. Wns.

0453. 373 E. 4th 5o. POSITIONS WANTED 29 DEPENDABLE student desTrrs" "work board nnd room. Wns.

2153, COMPANY 400 Utah Sav. fc Tr. 235 S. Main ESTABLISH' AN ACCOUNT FOR PRESENT OK FUTURE 0SE $5 and up on your own note. Lowest rates.

No endorsers. A local company that will handle your needs in a hlcli class manner. IHAMC1AL DISCOUNT CO. 502 Ezra Thompson Bldg. Call Expert Bedbugs Exterminated NRA EXTERMINATION.

GUARANTEED. EXTERMINATING CO 623 MILTON HY. 4830. USK LOVINGER'P INSECTICIDE for kll Inn BEDBUGS ROACH DOOM fo ROACHES MH 3 Trmnl Carpet Rug Cleaning Roofing ROMNEY RUB Clecnin" expert clean crs and repairs of Chinese. Orlen and NavaJo rugs.

222 S. W. Tern. W. 680 UTAH Roof Cement Co.

See us lor all kinds shinules and other rooflne. )8 E. S. Was. 2701.

RUGS, carpets, cleaned: work nuar. Sa Lake Carpet 436 3. 7 Hy. jjgl Window Shades SANDERS WINDOW SHADES. Lowest prices; 'ree sample: and quotations, allowances rnftde on old rollers: shades rrvpTsprl 84P So was -npp Household helpers of the first ordni are obtained through the medium Tribune-Telegram Want Ad.s.

NOTICE NOTT.CK TO STOCK If OI.DHKS OF SPKCIA1. Ton nre hrrchy notified th pursuant to the call of the President of the- Altaniont Shearing Company, a special incctiiiK of the stockholders of the AKmnonl Shcarinpr Company will bo hnlc' at HG2 Felt Diiildlns, Salt City, State of Utah, at the hour of 11 o'clock n. in. on Saturday the 16th day of for the purpose of considering the dissolution of the said corporation nnd for the transaction of any anil nil bnsincsn pertaininpc thfre- to, or in ronnectioi I herewith. nnl'T rvf tlif piTsidfnl.

SAMI'KI, H. HOl.T, Secretary. May 'RANK MARTIN rue. carpet, upho Furniture cl'd. 1630 So State.

Hy. 727 Lawn Mowers Sharpened WHEN you tihonc Fowler's for Lawn Mow nrs. be SURE you cct CHAS A. LRR'S Our. Bicycle Novel Works.

Have served you for 20 year 62 W. Broadway. WAS. 4MO. GUARANTEED lawn mower sliarpcnmn tl factory gay.

IMS So Hv ail Storage ImmediMe (Casl Employed men and women can borrow from S5 to S60 from us on their own name IN 30 MINUTES'OR LESS. No sleners or security required. No worthy person refused. CASH QREMT CO, S05 SCOTT 168 5. MAIN BT.

LOCAL TO 550 1 Without Security TO EMPLOYED MEN AND WOMEN. NO INDORSERS. A FRIENDLY. CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE. COMMERCIAL DISCOUNT 412 Bldz 3rd So and Main QUICK SMALL LOAHS 55 to S60 No Indorsers or security required.

Mutual Profit Sharing Utah Corp. MUTUAL 'CREDIT ASSN. 311 Walker Bank Bldg. you wish to sell your note, contract or mortgage, from $100 to S10.000, see Miller. 204 Judge Bids.

Was. 17B8. THE DIAMOND SHOP. 176 S. MAIN.

HIGHLY respectable place where ladles and sentlemcn can borrow money on diamonds and watches at Trgnl rates. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 32 Specials FURNITURE moved to Denver. Salt Lake Cal by bonded experts. I surcd. no crAtlnr; n-c.

MOLLKRUP MO' MO fj STORAGE Salt Lake. W. 1562. HOUSEHOLD soods pac'jcea. moved and shipped anywhere.

Modern fireproof warehouse. Lons dlst. mov. a specialty REDMAN VAN STOR. CO W.

1463 HADLEY TRANSFER STORAGE CO 49 East Broadwas Was 117(1 Itfovin-'. Packing, fireproof Storage Patent Attorneys THOMAS THOMAS. U. Ren. Trado- marka.

Drawings. Beason BM-r. Printers, Binders 3KNTUHY PRINTING CO. null-class com- merrlal work. J3S Enlr.on Was, mil DOWNTOWN DEALER Itm DE LUXE Coupr $575 HUDSON Town Redan .10 OLDS.

Coacll 205 1039 FORD Sedan IR-, BUICK Coupe 4(5 ESSEX Coupe 175 11130 HUPP. Cabriolet 152!) DURANT Conch 115 1931 FORD Pickup 245 I TRUCKS. 1030 FORD Cab and Chassis 32s IMn CHEV. D. W.

Stake 1530 FORD Cab and Chassis 225 ISM CKEV. ft -Ton Sti-kc 17 1C29 FORD Hi-Ton Stake 193 Fra! Canton, Sic. DOWNTOWN FORD 515 SO. STATE. WAS.

1414. 4-DR. SEDAN, EXCELLENT. $105. D.

T. SINOER. 7BO SO. STATE. 1328 BUICK STD.

SEDAN. A-l. iOS. 577 So Main V-R 2-door rte luxe sedan. SOOO miles, perfect condtilon.

Insurance loss. RarctUn for Car at Playhouse sa- f. C. Du and pilbllc librnry binding. st 221 Edison st.

Wis. 1670. iMODEL A French top: trood condition. 5150. 1437 So.

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