The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • Page 40

26 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 9, 1934. Need Help? Call Was. 590 Before Help Same Day CLUBMEN PLAY Rival Teams Seek Initial in Industrial League Play two Bingham teams in the Industrial league, mell Club and U. S. Mines, meet Wednesday at the Gopperton ball park in the only midweek game scheduled In league play.

At the time the first was drawn up, some weeks ago, Sandy and Provo were also scheduled to play on May 9, but at a later meeting of managers of the loop this game was moved up to May 13. Both the Mines and Gemmell teams, lost opening games last Sunday. Hoisum routed the Mine crew, 11 to 5, and Lefty Cole, Provo ace, held the Clubmen to seven hits, registering a 6'to 3 triumph. Alvin Shafer, who was batted off the mound in the inning by the slugging Holsum crew, may start against the Gemmell crew. Tom Hogan will catch.

Al Ablett, Gcmmell pilot, will use either Don Harrison or Bill Mclvor as his starting pitcher, with Red Muir behind the bat. Colorado Hoop Coach Goes to Oklahoma A. M. BOULDER, May 8 Iba, basketball coach at the Univer- gity of Colorado here, said today he had signed a one-year contract to coach basketball and baseball at the Oklahoma A. M.

college at water, starting next fall. He said he notified Colorado uni- versify authorities today that he will leave the institution at the expiration of his present one-year contract in July. At Oklahoma Aggies, he succeeds Coach "Puny" James. Iba came to Colorado XI. a year ago from Maryville, Mo.

Teachers' college, where his court team won the conference basketball title for four consecutive years. Previously, Iba coached basketball two years at Classen high school in Oklahoma City. He is a graduate of the Maryville school and Westminster college at Fulton, Mo. The Colorado U. five finished in second place in the eastern division of the Rocky Mountain conference.

Dean Harry Carlson, director of athletics at Colorado said today he had not yet made any plans for selecting a successor to Iba. Swift Sprint Field Looked For LOS ANGELEsTMay 8 One of the fastest spring fields in recent years was predicted today by national collegiate officials for the N. C. A. A.

meet here June 22 and 23, with tentative entry lists pouring in from various parts the country. Besides Ralph MetcalJ of Mar- quctte and Bob Kicsel of, California, Perrin Walker, Georgia Tech's sensational sophomore, Huddic Hellmich, Illinois, and Hunter Russell, also Illinois, arc possible entrants in the 100 and 220, not to mention Gordon Lynn of Clemson. Walker and Lynn have marks of 9.6 this season in the hundred. City Expenses Jump $47,000 in First Quarter Revenue Increase More Than Offsets Rise in Costs State, Local Obituaries Zina May Furner Bird Funeral services will be conducted Friday at Prcvo for Mrs. Zina May Furner Bird.

who died at her In the Rowland apartments. 228 First avenue, Monday at P. m. Burial will take place In. the Clly cemetery.

Mrs. Bird was born at Provo June 17, 897. a daughter of the late George T. 'urner and H. Furner Dennis.

She vas a graduate of the Brigham Young nlversity and an active member of the B. church. For ten years she was employe ol the J. C. Penney company in Surviving arc her mother, Mrfl.

Dennis Provo; twin son and daughter, Norma -co and Dee Lee Bird of Salt Lake; a brother. John Doran Dennis of Provo: and the following sisters: Worthlneton, Mrs. Sarah Martha Dennts of PrJVo; Mrs. Pearl F. Forsey of Eureka and Adalalne Jaussi of Geneva, Idaho.

Friends may call at the Union mortuary, 1445 South Slate street, Thursday. Erma Bean McGuire Erma Dean McQulrc, 8-months-old dauch- ter of Claude Nolan and Erma Jessie duelling McGuire, died In a local hospital Tuesday at 7:30 a. m. of bronchial pneumonia following whooping coiuh. The child was born December 4, 1033, In Salt Lake and Is survived by her parents anrt three grandparents, Claude B.

McGuire and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fuelling. The body will be taken to Park City for Traveslde services and interment Wednesday afternoon. Friends may cull at the Deseret mortunry.

36 East Seventh South street, Wednesday until noon. of Mrs. Morrllla p. F. Clark anu Miss Alta Seegmiller Bates an extended illness anemia, Mrs.

Alta Seegmiller Bates, 28. wife of Guy Bates. 142 Second street, died Monday In a local hospital. Mrs. Bates was born In Richfield December 5, IOCS, a daughter of Joseph W.

and Mary Ence Seegmlller, and attended the public schools of Richfield and Osden. She had resided in Salt Luke the past two Surviving are the husband, the parents and 12 brothers ami sisters, Carlos, Alien. Daniel. Earl. Walter.

Richard, Lottie. Melva. Cullen and Norma aeexmtller and Mrt. Olive Finch, Osden, and Mrs. Faun Powers, San Francisco.

Funeral services be conducted Wednesday at 1 P. in. in the L. D. 3.

Fourth ward chapel, with Interment In Osden city cemetery, under direction ot the Llndquist Sons mortuary. "Found Dress THRU AD; THANKS A Printed dress In ParlB Suit Box, Lost Sat. afternoon. Hy. 7759-M.

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Hun er, 404 W. 56S2 Assayors ALONZO P. BARDWELL. Exp. 20 yrs.

Colo 25 Ut. 158 8. W. T. Wai.

46B6. Disbursement ol all city departments increased by $47,000 for the first four months of 1934, as compared to last year, according to a report of city finances as of April 30 filed with the city commission Tues- FAVORITES TAKE GOLF TEAM TILTS from Pate Twenty-Three) with Mrs. S. P. Dobbs, "the young Baler uncorked a dazzling finish that sent her through the final 14 holes in three under par.

Despite a 10 on the second hole, she carded a 46 for that nine and blazed through, the final nine in even 40, a stroke below par for that trip. Although Mrs. Dobbs played steady golf, she could not cope with that sharpshooting. Miss Hofmann's 86 total is not many strokes from course record. Women's par in 554 545 Hofmsnn out ....5 104 745 in 5S4 445 Mrs.

L. G. Shriver and Mrs. F. Putnam engaged in an interestirif duel.

Mrs. Shriver dropped the firs nine to her Country club opponent but came back steadily to win the second 4 and 2 and take the odd poln on that match, Mrs.Shrlver had the second best score of the day with while both Mrs. Putnam end Mrs. Dobbs had scores of 97. Mrs.

J. C. Allen was the only Conn try club golfer to finish better tha even, taking 2V4 points in her mate with Mrs. Jack Gorman. Mrs.

Alle won the first nine, but Mrs. Gorma 11 came back with sparkling golf on th final nine to win the, eighth and nint and square the last' nine. The score: day by Samuel F. Nicholls, city auditor. Exclusive of $123,000 spent for A rjrojecls, expenditures so far this year have totaled the report showed.

During the period receipts totaled $431,780, not including taxes. Without taxes, revenues have increased about $80,000. The principal sources of increase were $19,518 for water and $28,762 'or licenses, including beer sales permits. The unappropriated surplus on April 30 was $35,962, as compared to $31,267 for the same date in 1933. Oquirrh Takes Vanguard Meet Oquirrh district won tho second annual Salt Lake council vanguard track meet tic Id at the South hltili school Tuesday.

Tho winners scored 38 points. East Jordan was second with 20 and South Davis was third with 20. Other districts to compete were: Wells. Granite, Cottcnwood, Liberty, Pioneer, Ensign and Sait Lake. Over 360 athletes participated.

Tho summary: district, East Jordan, Wells district, Otanlte district, Bouth Dnvls district. Shuttle East Jordan. South. Davis, Granite, Wells (eight-man 50-meter Oquirrh; Goop- r. Wells; Badlcr, Ociulrrh.

:07. Ohot Atkinson, 8outh Davis: Faust, Cottonwood; OrglU, Oquirrh: Thompson. Granite; Hlllam, Wells. 45 leet 0 luches. Running hlKh Liberty; Anderson.

South Davis; Huppman, Pioneer; Orglll, Oquirrh; Fitzgerald, East Jordan. Height not given. Pole Ocjulrrh: Ferguson, East uoTdan; Nelson, East Jordan; Illlns- worth. Salt Lake, and Fitzgerald, East Jordan, tied. Height not given.

Standing broad Granite; Hanks, Ensign; Crises, Granite; M. Atkln- Roland Edward Rock Roland Edward Rock, o-months-old son of Alma Edward and LaVou Hock, died at the family residence, 500 North Redwood road, Tuesdny at 7:15 a. m. of natural causes. The ehlld born In Salt Lake Aimust 28.

1933. Surviving arc his parents and three sisters, Alma, Marie and Afton Rock. William Syrett Syrett, 80. died nt his home here Monday after an illness ol Mr Syrett was born 1n Simpson. Buck-! Inchemshlre.

England. April 7. 1854, the 1 oldest child of Mr. and Mrn. Syrett.

Ho camo to America November 3, 1874, first resldins In Flllmorc. Then he moved to Old Klncston. He married Marlcc Roberts in 1880 In the Salt Lake L. D. S.

endowment house. Two daughters survive, Mrs. Violet Anderson. Kingston, and Mrs. Gila Dorlty.

Salt Lake: also 14 crrandchlldren and 12 ereat- erandchlldrcn. Josephine B. Carlson services will be conducted in the L. D. 3.

Center ward chapel nt m. Thursday lor Mrs. Josephine arlson, 13, who died early Tuesday morntne at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed K.

Tooth of a heart attack; following tn illness which had held her practically Bedfast for the past 16 years. Interment will be In Mantl city cemetery, under the direction of the J. C. Harris mortuary. She was born in Oslo (Christiana), Norway, December 15, 1859, a daushtcr of Mr, and Mrs.

Olaf Joreensen. She Joined the L. D. S. church and emigrated to the United States In 1881.

coming directly to Mantl. She was married in the Mantl L. S. temple In 1384 to tho late Carl F. Carl- A son and daughter survive.

Wllllnni O. Carlson. Milford, and Mrs. Ed K. Tooth: also a pranddaughter and an adopted eranddaushter.

ONION Assay Office. Inc. P. O. Box 1528 152-4 Bo.

W. Temple. Was. 1193. Auto Parts SOUTH State St.

Auto Wreckace 1623 So. State. H. flOna and 3200 So. State, 6fi36.

We buy and sell used cars, trucks. Rebuild batteries, tires all sizes, make? COMPLETE Block. New parts for all cars ii trucks. Mcndcnhall'B. 28 a.

VV. T. W. 1580 UNERALS services for Allan D. Beaton will be held from the St.

Patrick's church. 1030 West Fourth street, Wednesday at 9 a. m. Friends may view the remains at the Evans Early mortuary chapel Tuesday and recitation of the holy rosary will be given Tuesday evening at the chapel also at 8 o'clock. Interment will follow in the family plot In Mt.

Calvary cemetery. services for Fritz M. Jensen, who passed away May 7 at a local hospital, will be held Wednesday at 2 p. m. Irom Nlbley Park ward chapel, Bishop George E.

Woolley officiating. Friends may call at the mortuary of Joseph William Taylor Tuesday, 4 to 8 p. and at the residence, 2481 Sixth East street, Wednesday prior to services. Interment City cemetery. pERSONALS 13 HAY the new relief.

There Is no substitute. Ask your druuglst. I am home. Write. Mug.

Swim to Reduce 13c AUCTION SALES 30 Prof. Thornton, Was. Springs, W. Dressmaking 15 Mrs. Larson.

831 Roberta Hy. 4142. Automobile Tops TOPS, J10 up; nlso roadster, coupe tops. UeL's Top-Body Shop. 613 8 St.

W. 4450. services for Hans Theodore Johnson of 214 South Eighth East street will be held Wednesday at 1:30 p. m. In the Masonic temple.

Friends may call at the Linguist Sons-Carloulst mortuary, 2128 South State street, Tuesday evening, and at the Mascnlc temple Wednesday one hour prior to services. Interment In the Masonic plot at Mt. Olivet cemetery. Detectives 1C WALT BLOOMFIELD Top Glass Co. as good as new.

14 S. 2nd Was. 4519 Herman Johnson Jr. services for Herman who tiled Monday of Injuries an automobile accident Bun- recelvecl id In. day.

will bo conducted Thursday ixt p. m. In the Lounn L. D. B.

Elchth word chapel, with burial in the Logon City cemetery under the direction of the Llndfiulst Sons mortuary. Hazel Morgan White SPANISH here were Informed Tuesday mornlne of the death ol Mrs. Hazel Morgan White, wife of Clyde White, manacer of the O. P. Skascs store Rock Sprlnes, at 7:30 P.

m. No particulars as to the cause of death were received. She was born hera May 8, 1838. and spent most ol her Uto here. She was a daushter of Joseph and Agnes Angus Morgan.

She was educated here and for some years conducted a millinery store with her mother. She was married about ten years aso and they lived tor some time In Idaho Falls and Pocatello, Idaho, where Mr. White cn- BaKed In the mercantile business. About three years ago they moved Rock Springs. She Is survived by her husband, a daughter, Carol White, and a son, J.

Morcnn. Rock Springs: a sister, Mrs. Florence Swenson Osden, and a brother, Frank Morgan, Gar- Thc body will bo brought to Spanish Fork Thursday and friends may call pi the home ot Mrs. E. W.

White, C81 North Main street. Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 2 p. m. in the L. D.

S. Third ward chnpel. with interment in Spanish Fork City cemetery. Awnings WESTERN TENT Jt AWNING Mfrs Guar. canvas Bds.

45 T. W. 2376 AMERICAN Delect Assn. Legitimate detec- llves. 401 Utah Sav.

Tr. Bldg. 3928 Medical 17a BPERE Tent Awn. mfr. waternropj covers, tents, awns.

210 So. W. Temple SMITH ADAMS, mfr. tents, canvas eoode and truck covers. 225 lidlson Buildings, Office UOOLY headquarters for mining engineers and tquipmt.

For space. W. 2001 Dancing li PR1V. lessons. (3: trial, 75c.

Woodward's 24B 3. Main. Write for catalogs. VI. 5012 Dentist DR.

HUDSON. Dr. Thomas, 511-512 Scott bldg. N. R.

A. Sots of artificial teeth, beautiful, durable. Now only $8. All kinds dental service at reduced rates. Free extractions with unhr'kablc plates.

PERRIN Funeral services for Ethel H. Perrin. 53. be held Thursday, 2 p. at the graveside in the Salt Lake City cemetery, Rev.

Clifton R. Pond officiating. The caslcet will be open at the Blngham morutary chapel day evening and Thursday until noon SAYER Funeral services for Mary Ellen Sayer will be held Wednesday at 3 p. m. at the Larkin funeral home, 260 East South Temple street.

Remains may be viewed prior to the services. They will then he taken to Rlzby, Idpho, Ior Interment. SCOTT Funeral services for Harold Clark Scott will be conducted Friday at 11 a. m. In the Einhth ward chapel, Bishop John Fetzer officiating.

Friends may call at the Kold rcom In the mortuary. 36 East Seventh South street, from Wednesday noon until Friday morn ng at 10 a. m. Interment Provo direction Descret mortuary. MARKERS ANIFLOWEROTS RAVEL OPPORTUNITIES 18 SPECIAL AUCTION DE LUXE, THURS MAY 10, 10:30 A.

AT 149 PIERPONT AVE. (This live, runs west from West Temple bet. 2nd and 3rd So.) Sell to Highest bidder one of finest lots ol turn, sold this year. PARTIAL LIST, genuine hand-made Oriental rugs, abo Chinese and Wiltons, 3-pc. mohair living room set.

cost J4DO; floor lamps, very fine walnut bedrm. set, De Luxe spj. and Beautyrest coffee, occasional and end tables, real beauties; elec. radio. LATE MAYTAO WASHER, cur.

and drapes, bric-a- brac, 3.3 and full beds complete. A-l gas range, heater, davenettej, ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR, ice Te- mirrors. fernnerles, smokers, sewing tables, dishes, utenstK Hundreds of pieies too numerous list. This is a real sale. Dp not ml'V it.

Dealers anti public, all MAKE THESE SALES A HABIT. W. H. ADAMS. AUCTIONEER HB4 to 1406 80.

STATE. HY. 480t). THALES M. DERRICK.

AUCTIONEER Hleh luction service Was WJONEY TO LOAN 31 AlITOMOBILKS Dressmaking John Nystrom PARK Nystrom. 43. died in the Miners' hospital here Tuesday at 8 p. m. of pneumonia.

Mr. Nystrom wns born In Zasa, Finland. in 1891, and emigrated 23 years BKO. He had resided In Park City 11 years. Surviving nrwhls parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Arvld Nystrom. and two brothers and one sister, all In Finland. ALTERATIONS, coats lined, fancy costumes Jean Stromncss.

S. Main. W. 3153. Foot Specialist DU.

A. L. HANSEN. 202 Boyd Park Bide W. 2619.

S3 chiropody treatment, SI. Hat Cleaning Lucille Reynolds Thomas SPANISH services for Mrs. Lucllc Reynolds Thomas will be conducted Wednesday nt 2. p. m.

in the L. D. S. Third ward chapel, with interment In Spanish Fork City cemetery. Mrs.

Thomas died late Sunday nicht at a local hospital following an operation, for appendicitis. 1LATS renovated. Suits cleaned and pressed by the- most modern equipment. UNITED HATTERS. 170 South State.

House Insulation YANKS WIN FIFTH SUCCESSIVE GAME (Continued from Page Twenty-Three) this season that Keynolds has gone hitless. John H. Brown ASBESTO-LITE installed 2 Ins. deep over celling; 5 rms. cost J35; terms.

Home Garden 4C Main. Was. 874. markers, special J10. finp line of flower pots, urns and bird baths.

W. C. Morris, 1882 So. 7th East BRONZE crave markers. Salt Lake Stump 43 West Broadway.

Was. 3097. ANp FOUND 12 THE STANDARD OP AMERICA'S BUS SERVICB PART OF A GREAT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM BETEOIT- p'EA fiunon'cTrci rliiK, string of matched pearls with diamond clasp lost; liberal reward. 803 Continental Bank Bldg. Was.

4113. mare, weight 1400 to 1500 bald face, halter, brand or, front shoulder, lost. Mldvale 73-J-2. Reward. DOG.

2 months old, collie pup, tan and white, lost. Reward. Holladay 481. brown body with light lace, no lost nr. Fed.

Hets. Rew. W. 280. Denver Omaha Kan.

New York. .33.501 Idaho Falls 3 Ol Chlcaeo ...21.501 Seattle 15.00 BIGGER SAVING ON ROUND TRIPS Los Ane. 9.00 Portland 13.00 Spokane 13 ALL 4 DIRECTIONS DAILY SERVICE TO GRAND JCT. SG.O TIME BOOK lost between 21st and 27th So. on State.

Call Hy. 1274. Massage UEF McMANDS, Masseur. Wasatcn Sprlncs. Was.

4907 (Men's Department.) Moving Storage DETROIT AB.II.O.A While cf 4 1 4 0 Goslln rf 1 10 Cochrane ..4040 Gchrlnsier 2b 3 2 2 5 GrccnbcrK Ib 4 2 12 0 Walker If Resell ss Owen 3b Bridies .4020 .4113 ..4205 BOSTON AB.H.O.A.I Bishop 2b 3 0 3 2 Wcrber ss 3013 Morgan Ib ...3 1 8 1 Cooke If ..3030 Reynolds cf ..4040 Softer rl Hlnkle ..4220 ..3022 zzFerrell ...1 1 0 0 z7.zR. Johnson 0000 Walters 3b ...2 0 4 1 zjudcc 1100 Pennock ...0 0 0 1 zzzzSccds ..10 0 0 H. Johnson 2 1 0 0 Clssell 3b 2001 services were conducted In the L. D. S.

East ward chapel Sunday for John H. Brown, 11. who died In Beaver Friday at tho home of his niece. Mrs. Merlin Patterson.

Intermcni was in Parowan city cemetery. Mr. Brown, was born In Richmond December. 1657. a son of John W.

and Elizabeth Couzens Brown. He came with his parents to Pnrowan when a small lad, and spent ir.ost of his life here. He received his education In the Presbyterian Mission school at Parowan. Survivors are a sister, Mrs. Mary Brown Anderson, Los Anueles.

two half- brothers. Georne A. Lowe. Parowan, and Joseph W. Lowe.

Los Anseles. FURNITURE moved to Denver, Salt Lake 01 Cal. by bonded experts. Everythlns insured, no cratinc nee. MOLLERUP MOV- IMG STORAGE Salt W.

1S62 Office Service BOOKKEEPING and Steno. service, notars public. B. A. Farnsworth.

419 Ness. W. 4198 Photo Studio SAGRIS Photo Studio. Portrait Spec. Ever? thine In the photo line.

So. Main. Stamps feet. nsgn; rses, ran South Davis; Erlckson, Liberty. 10 TSo-meter Call, Oquirrh; South Davis; Hanks, Ensign; Mitchell, Salt Faust, Cottonwood.

Shuttle Salt Lake (Karren, Illing- orlh, Colemau, Sonlhain), East, Jordan, Running 'brood Jump Gail. Oquirrh; rickson. Liberty; Mahoney. Liberty. Mc- utre, East Jordan; Toman, Granite.

10 et Ui Inches. OGDEN. Pis. Mrs.F.F. Putnam 1 Mrs.S.P.

Dobbs ..0 Mre.Geo. Eccles Dlckson IVi Mrs.W.H.Jackson I "4 Mrs. J. C. Allen Mrs.

D. N. White 1 Mrs.A.E. Becker. VA ilrs.J.G.

Leonard 1 Total 11 FOREST DALE. Totals ..36102715 Totals ....32 27 11 Walters in seventh. zzBatted for Hlnkle In ninth. zzxRan Jor Ferrcll In ninth. inrziBatted for Pennock In ninth.

Detroit OH 102 Boston 000 000 Runs butted 2, White, Oreen- berff. Two-base 2, While, Goslln, Soltcrs, H. Johnson. 2, Hlnkle, Walters. Double tD Gehrinjcr to Qreenbers; Morgan to Hlnkle to Walters to Klnklo to Walters.

Bases on Bridges 4, II. Johnson 3. Struck Bridges 4, H. Johnson 2. Johnson 10 in 7, Fennock.

0 in 2. Losing H. Johnson. COMPLETE assortment of stamps, albums, books for stamp collectors. Deseret Booi 44 East on So.

Temple. Was. 6907 pERSONALS 13 treatments. Eva McNally. exper.

nurse. 403 So. 2nd E. W. 8298-R.

KENNETH JOHNSON. Immediately. please write home BEAUTIFUL SHANNON CONVALESCENT home, aged Invalids, rest cure, diets. Call Was. 1202 or Hy.

300. VEHY best massacc, hot bath, alcobol ruD. Hrs. 10-6. Atlas Bldg.

226-27. EXPERT massage, Franco-American aeent, room 315. 33 E. 1st South. Was.

6132-W MISS RENEE. expert massaBC and bath, inc. Sundays. 25 N. 1st West, apt.

313. DEPOT TICKET OFFICE 11 W. So. Temple. Temple Square Hole' CITY TICKET OFFICE KENYON HOTEL BLDG.

209 SO. MAIN WASATCH J369 THROUGH U3 YOU CAN 1. BORROW MONEY ON YOUT CAR. t. FINANCE a TIME SALE to prospective buyer.

J. REFINANCE your present con tract if your payments are too hlch. IE 55S SO. MAIN ST. AUTO LOANS PRIVATE SALES FINANCED QUICK AND CONFIDENTIAL NO COSIGNERS.

LOW RATES BUDGET SYSTEMp INC. 122 MOTOH AVE WAS Mli STAMMERINp, stuttering and other speech defects corrected. Miller's Speech Specialists for appt. Call Was. B85a.

NEW, restful massage. Bath, alcohol rub, 10 to 6 p. rn. 34 So. Main, room 420.

Olive Hahne CEDAR Olive Hahne. 18, daughter of Edward P. and Mae Cormon Hahne, died Sunday nisht after a three weeks' Illness of influenza-pneumonia. She. was born here March 22, 1916.

and was student at Branch Agricultural col- Burvlvlns are her parents and three brothers. Leslie Edward and Lionel Hnhne, Cedar City. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday In the L. D. S.

Third ward chapel, with burial In Cedar City cemetery. Structural Steel INDUSTRIAL STEEL IRON CO. Iron ana steel for all purposes: welding, black' smithing, repair work. 475 W. 6 S.

W. 4002 Tools SCIENTIFIC massage, baths, alcohol rubs, 50c. Apt. 103. Miss Mae.

20 E. Bdway. am home. Write. MUK.

EGAL NOTICES CORINNE. TREMONTON. MALAD. POCATELLO. BLACKFOOT HEBER.

DUCHESNE. VERNAL. CULLEN HOTEL. WAS. 1064.

IWIONEY TO LOAN 1V1 PERSONAL LOANS 31 a NORTHWESTERN STAGES BOISE TWIN JEROME BURLEY CULLEN HOTEL W. ARIZ-UTAH TRMS LIMES Phoenix, $12; Holbrook, J12; Klngman. J12 la hours taster time to all southwest points. Temple Sq. Hot.

Was. 1366. C. Hand forged mechanics' tools WASATCH TOOL 1767 So. State.

Watch Repairing SURBAUGH'S Jewelry Store. Good watUi 1GB So, State. Was. 52:1 Pts Mrs.L. O.

Shriver 2 Helen 3 Mrs. Tearl Rllcy. 3 Mrs. A. O.

Moora 3 Mrs.J.E.BramweU IV Mrs. 1'. Mrs.Jack Gorman Mrs. Mark Weiss 2 Mrs.C.A. Huuhey Mrs.P.D.

Armour 2 Total VIcLarnm Opens Real Training NEW YORK, May 8 McLarnin, 'welterweight champion, roni Berkeley, took his first vorkout today in preparation ior his itle defense against Lightweight Champion Barney Ross on May 28. Ke boxed four rounds at the Pioneer gymnasium for the benefit of writers and cameramen. Carmen £napp of New flnven, an experienced welter, was outclassed completely in sessions, but Tony Saarpatti of New York, former Golden Gloves champion, furnished sterner opposition. Jimmy's timing was a bit off, but he was hitting with his old time power. Ross is slated to arrive from Chicago on Friday.

State, Local Vital Statistics Senators Peg Away; Wipe Out Chisox Lend. 8 homer with the bases loaded gave Chicago an early lead today, but the Senators wore it awny with timely hitting and won, 7 to 6. Cecil Travis, Washington third base- mnn, knocked out recently by a pitched ball, watched the game from the stands; but Al Simmons, White Sox star who was hit by Cronin's throw Sunday, still was under a physi- MARRIAGE LICENSES BRYANT H. IIIGGS, 25. Salt Lake; LUCILE K.

OHILD, 22. Salt Lake. EARL L. HOLT. 10, Union; ATHA V.

BOULTON. 20. Bandy. M. EUGENE WILLIAMS.

24, Salt Lake; NELL HORTON. 33. Salt Lake. DEAN P. CALDER.

30, Salt Lake; ZINA Mi ERIOKSON, 20. Salt Lake. JOSEPH J. BOYLE. 24.

Stanley. Idaho; SALLY O'CONNOR. 21, Salt Lake. GUY C. HILL, 26.

Salt Lake; BERNICE GRIFFIN. M. Salt Lake. FREDERICK BEUTLEB, 88. Salt Lake; PAULINE KAUFFMAN, 42, Salt Lnkc.

Provo DEAN C. PACK. 22. Provo. OLARA JENSEN, 22, Provn.

cians care. OHIO A no. B.H.O.A. Bordaaaray, cf Haas, rf 5130 3130 Swanson, If a 3 0 Bonurn. Ib 5 1 1 Appllnx.

ss 3 2 Dykes, 3b Hayes, 3b Pafick, Rucl, Oalllvan. Wyatt, 6201 6113 3130 0011 201! 0000 Earnjliaw, 0 0 Anderson Leads 1 Shoe Pitchers In the semlwcckly horseshoe pitching tournament held at Liberty park, derson was victorious In class while Lawrence Healy took first In class B. Anderson had a creditable ringer of 65.7 per cent, while Healy averaged 13,9 per cent In winning. Another tournament will be held Wcd- cesday at 6 p. m.

on tlie park courts. Results: CLASS A. L. 5 0 3 2 3 2 3 2 1 4 0 5 CLASS B. W.

L. L. Healy 5 0 Peaek 4 I Van Peterson 3 2 A. B. Bowman JORDAN DISTRICT BInzham Ornnito Davis Standing ot Won.

Lost. Pet. .600 .000 Tuesday's Result BlnBham 12, Davis 0. defeated Davis, 13 to 8, In a regular Jordan district baseball game Tuesday. The win was the third straight for the Miners, but a last Inntne rally by the Darts gave Blngham supporters some anxious moments In the Tucsday Pete Padjen.

small Blngham rlzht-hander. hurled (inn ball In the seven he worked. Byrne and Miller connected for home runs for Bingnam and Holt and Atkinson clouted out Jour-base hits lor the WASHINGTON. B.H.O.A. Kuhel, Ib 2b Cronln, ss Schulte, cf Stone, rf Boken, 3b Bluesc, 3b Fvlumpp.

Whltehill. p. Russell, 3253 4120 4115 4000 .4220 3 01 1 1010 3081 1000 1100 Crowder, 3000 vDugas 0000 Totals 31 0 27 11 Tletje, 0000 xUhalt 1001 xxKress 0000 zLyons ooo Totals .39 13 34 xBatted for Pnsek In 7th. xxBattcd tor Earnshaw in 8th. zRan for Kress In Bth.

vBatted for Russell in 6th. Chicago 020 Washlnaton 101 033 Summary: 2. Russell. Runs batted 3. Bonura 4, Appling.

Hayes, Myer 3, Bokcn. Two-base hits Myer. Three-base iling, Russell, Stone. Home Galllvrxn. Double Kuhel (unassisted).

Bases on van 3. Wyatt 1, Tlstio 1. Crowder 2. Struck losers. DAVIS ReaiUb 4 6 3 52 ThurBOod.lb.

528 0 Smith.c 3 3 4 1 1 llTassnlner.rf ..30 W. 'Anderson R. Greener M. W. Mitchell Arthur Thomas M.

R. Green J. L. "Wexels B. A.

Peterson W. B. Walters Pts. 250 232 313 135 2M 160 Pts. 250 247 241 106 1S5 176 R.

1S7 216 178 170 isn 1C3 R. 167 147 145 105 124 118 BINOHAM B.H.C.A. 2 1 35: van 3. Wyatt 1, urowoer a. airuck 3, Earmhaw 1.

Whitehlll 1. Russell 2, Orowder. 6 in (0 out In sixth). Wyatt 0 in 1-3. Eurnshaw 2 In 13-3, TletJfl 0 In 1.

WhUchill 9 In 4 1-3, Russell 0 in I 2-3, Crowder 3 in 3. HU by (Klurnpp). Wild Passed ball K'umpp. Winning Losing Fairfield Organizing Diamond Team for '34 EUGENE ELDEN PE7TERSON, 23, Cleve- WnnnE ELIZABETH CHRISTENSEN, 19. Cleveland.

JOHN HENRY CLEGG. 23, Sunnysldc. DELORI8 MAE McDANTEL, IS. Sunnysldo. RUBSELL IVAN HAMMOH, 26, Spanish LILY MAE WEST.

22. Spanish Fork. MERRILL THOMAS ALLEN. 30, Pleasant MAURINE CHAMBERLAIN, 21. American Fork.

DIVORCES ASKED Belle Barton from Ferrln Barton, nonsupport: attorney. A. II. Ellett. Vera Hale lletner from Hammer Garland Helner, nonsupport; attorney, Frank Anderson.

DIVORCES GRANTED Vera Hale Helncr from Hammer Garland Hclncr, nonsupport; Judge Herbert M. Schiller. Owen Babbel from Harry R. Babbel. cruelty; Judge Herbert Schiller.

Dorothy from Raymond Jackson, nonsupport; Judge Herbert M. Schiller. NEW SUITS FILED K. C. Tanner vs.

Mutual Benefit Health and Accident association, contract. attorney, K. C. Tanner. Tracy Lonn and Trust company vs.

Jennie Putnam ct note, J800; attorneys, Irvine, Skeen te Thurman. Local Realty company vs. Bothwell ft plat A 1 Ashton-Jcnklns company Co Mathllde Baer, lot 35, block East Park subdivision 1 DECREES. Estate of Aaron Goldberg to Esther Goldberg, section 10, township 2 south, range 1 west. Estate of James E.

TalmaRe to May B. TalmaEe. lot 3, block 11, plat etc. DISCLAIMER. Salt Lake County, section 13, township 2 south, ranee 1 west.

TAX SALS REDEMPTION CERTIFICATE. Salt Lake City to Equitable Investment company et lot 14, block 6, S-ncre nlat A 129 ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES. Ashton-Jenklns company to Edward Laird, lot 1, block 28, pint 3,000 Ashton-Jenklns company to Mary L. Taggart, section 33, township 1 south, range. 1 east BOO Valcrts A.

Laird to Mary L. Tanenrt, section 33, township 1 south, rnneu 1 south MORTGAGES. Andrew S. Hyrup to Home Owners' Lonn corporation, lot 6. block 5, South Lawn subdivision 786 Notlce is hereby given that, on Friday, the ISth day May, 1934, at 3 o'clock p.

a- hearing will be had before Hon. Herbert 51. Schillfir, Judge of the District Court, at his courtroom in the City and County Salt Lake City, Utah, upon the petitions of Lewis B. Merrill, Receiver, to nell the JIanti branch of the Deseret Mor- tnn.ry company and the assets used in connection therewith, and In soil the Price branch of the Deseret Mortuary company and IV; ft assets usctl in connection therewith, at which time bids for paid property (separately) will be received, accepted and approved. And said timo.

and place the hearing; will be had lipon the petition of said Keceiver to purchase carpets for tho enlarged auditorium, and the enlarged casket RELIABLE man with drive car to Nev. 563 6th ave. bel. 10 a. m.

or after 6 p. m. YOUNG LADY desires transportation to Grand Junction this week. Will drive for expenses. 153 Plcrpont S.

all lim-sl American Express 24 W. 2 3. W. 260 ALE HELP WANTED 20 Would you like to run a business of your own? Could you be satisfied with a starting Income of Irom 515 to SM weekly for the first month? If so call or write 1300 So. Bth E.

Hrs. 8 to or REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS will start you in profitable business In your own home town. No investment, established clientele. Write Real Silk Hosiery. Salt Lake City.

3 MEN to sell trucks. Sse Mr. Bowdlc, Streator-Smlth, 457 So. Main. display room In Mortuary.

the Salt Lake Lars Jensen to Home Owners': Loan corporation, lot 53, block 4, Homefield subdivision 2,327 E. A. McFarlln to Home Owners' Loan corporation, lot 54, black 3, East Waterloo addition 1.181 William S. Saley to Home Loan corporation, section 15, township 3 south, range 1 west 850 Albert G. Singleton to Home Owners' Lonn corporation, section 30, township 1 south, ranee 2 west 1.120 Pcnrl Wells to Home Owners' Lonn Corporation, lot 7.

block 15. plat A 1,298 Allen R. WlgnaU to Home Owners' Loan corporation, lot block 2. Heath subdivision George Wlgren to Home Owners' Loan corporation, lot 20, Miller M. subdivision 2,240 Blanche Young to Homo Owners' Lonn corporation, lot 1, block 7B, plat Dolllc P.

Loveless to California-Western States L. I. company, section 19, township 2 south, ranee 1 east Blngham Coal and Lumber company to First National bnnk, lot 1. block 64, plat A Transfer Realty company to Halloc Swaner and Roy C. Both-well, note, attorneys, Rltcr tz Cowan.

B. 1 1 HDelar.cy.3b Holt.c 5 1 8 OlMUler.ss ..510 Clarlc.lf.. 412 0 Swanger.rf 5 3 fl OlPadgen.p ..3000 4023 4312 ,4253 3130 BIRTHS Mt. and Mrs. William A Olson, son.

Spring and Mrs. James F. EUlj, dnuehter. Bennett.p xMannlnt: 4 1 1 ..4270 1 0 0 (i Whltcsldes.p .1010 Christen.cf ..1100 NOTICE DSTRICT" COURT THE StaC" for District of In thB matter of John Carlos Lembert. voluntary bankrupt.

In bankruptcy No. 13824. To the creditors of John Carlos bert of Salt Lake, County of Salt Lake district aforesaid, a bankrupt. Notice Is hereby given that on the 2nd das- of May, A. D.

1934. the said Jorm Carlos Lambert was duly adjudicated bankrupt, and that the first Wllson.rf Osbornc.rt Badvenrits.c Hornc.c Wayne.rt 2110 1000 1041 0000 0 0 0 Suellendcr.U ..0000 Totals 43 11 24 81 Totals 37 13 27 12 xBatted for Bennett In eighth. Summary: 4, Gerbich. Byrne. Read.

Thursood, Evans 2. B. Clnrk, Tasanlner, Reid, Miller 2. Stolun Smith, B.CIurk. Home runs--Atkinson, Miller, Byrne, Holt.

Three-base P. Clark. Two-bnse Byrne. Smith. Atkinson.

Gerllsh. Evans. Credit victory to Prdycn. Charge defeat tn Bennett. Struck 2, Benni-tt 6.

FAIRFIELD, nearly every other town in south-central Idaho organizing a baseball club this year, sport fans on Camas prairie are organizing under direction of Ole Hnnsen. They already have played several practice games, nnd plan to 1 have regular contests each Sunday from now on: Tickets aheady are on sale tor a dance to raise money for buying uniforms, and considerable interest has been nroused over the prospect of Fnirfield playing in a regular league schedule with other towns in this part ol Idaho. Home 2, Deinney i. nett 2, Padgen 3. Passed meeting of his creditor! be held at the of the undersigned referee In bankruptcy, 424 Beason Salt LaSu City.

Utah, on the 21st day of May. 1934. ut 10 o'clock a. at which time the creditors may attend, prove tivilr claims, appoint a trustee, cximine the bankrupt, and transect such other business as may properly come before did meeting. J.

T. M'COIfNELL. In Bankruptcy, City, utth, J634, on Ben- Whltcsldc.i, Hume 1. BURLEY BEATS DECLO DECLO, Idaho Burley playing tight ball defeated Declo r.t the Declo diamond Sunday, 3 to I. Some sensational fielding plays were witnessed by a good crowd.

Burley made 14 hits and two errors; Declo four hits and four errors. Butteries, for Burlcy Me Gui re-Pa te. For Declo, Dean, Lance, Lewis to Crystal; Lonce and Lewis one inning each. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Los Mission San Francisco Sucramento Hollywood Oakland Portland Seattle Standinr of the Won. Lost.

28 22 21 16 15 13 11 11 7 14 14 IS IS 23 21 Pet, .800 .611 .600 .471 .435 .361 .344 .333 At Sun Francisco: .000 000 000 R. H. E. Forthnd Mission and Cox: Bablch and FlUpatrlek. At Oakland: Sr.n Francisco Oakland 000 103 001 R.

H. E. 14 i 0 3 and Woodall; Sallnscn, and REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS WARRANDY DEEDS. Delbert W. Pariatt to Sterling Investment company, lot 51, block 2, College View BO Emma C.

Amsden to Edward J. Lamtaon. lot 5, block 115, plat A Herman Schilperoort to Eton's Benefit Bulldins society, lot block 44, plat ID Thee Ek al. to American Smelting and Refining company, section 7, township 2 south, range 1 west 1,537 Frank K. Losee to Casper H.

Parker, lot 27, block 2, College View 10 Richard J. Evans to Louiso Freckleton, lot 8. block 6. Evans addition 25 Annie M. Sheets to Laurence M.

Sheets, lot 7. block 11, plat 10 Harry J. Coleman to Engrled M. Coleman, lot 30, College Hclchts subdivision 1 George F. Houzhton to John H.

Metiers, lot 'J, block 38. plat 1 Adolph L. White to B. Arno- vlts. lot 1.

block 36, plat 10 Isabella A. Jones to Jessie J. Anderson, lot 7. block 3. Jordan Place 10 Burton Cor.l and Lumber company to George G.

Armstrong. lot 6, block 3, Belmont subdivision 10 Fannie M. Oolns to Frances B. Beardslee, lot 7. block 17, Id-acre plat A 1 QUIT-CLAIM DEfDS.

Anna M. Johnson to John E. Lambourne, lot 38, bUck 1. Hlllurest subdivision 20 Afton S. Farnsworth to Charles Sor- cnson.

lot 8, block 33. plat B. etc 10 Brown to Charlotte E. Haslam. lot 7, block 18.

plat A 1 Zlon's SM'Ines Bank and Trust company to National Second Mortcane corporation, lot 13, Wilmington subdivision RECEIVER'S DEEDS. Ashton-Jrnklns company to Mnthlldc lot J3, block 2, Walker Place, run-Judge Trust company, lot 14, block 5. 5-acre plat A I.OOC Thomas A. Condle to Zlon's Savings Bank and Trust company, lot 23, block 2. Walker subdivision 22 Daniel C.

Jensen to Hyrum. J. Jensen company, lot 10, block 41, 10- acre plat A 8,60 Daniel C. Jensen to Ashton-Jenklns company, lot 10, block 41, 10-acre plat A 2.20 M. J.

Thompson to Sterling Investment company, lot 3, block 1, Southcate Pnrk. plat A 66 Mahonrl K. White to Charles W. Gibbs company, section 28, township 1 south, range I east 2,25 Charles W. Wright to Home Owners' Loan corporation, lot 7.

block 15. 5-acrs plat A 1,840 Chris Andersen to Home Owners' Loan corporation, lot 7. bloc Plat A 410 Reed Andersen to Home Loan corporation, loir 6, block 4, 5-acre plat A 5.C88 Objections to either or said petitions will be heard at said time, if imy there be. H. A.

SMITH, Attorney for Receiver. SOS Kearns Salt Lake City, NOTICE OP REGISTRATION Trade Name, Mark or Device. OF TELEPHONE salesman, one who knows Salt Lake. State last Z-26, deal worked on. YOUNG min, 18-24.

Must be willing to work Bank bldg. 9-12. 323 Walker DEPENDABLE man Ior gardening, milking, in exchange for good home and spending money. Hy. 748-W.

2225 S. 21 E. "VV. E. Long Company of Chicago, Illinois, has filed for registration a certain trade-name in pursuance of tho statutes In tile State of Utah.

The essential feature of the trade-name consists of the word, WHEAT" said name to ho used exclusively in the laboratory and liakerj 1 service, wrappers, of the above product. ORGANIZERS and district managers. Valuable appointments are beins made every day to managers. This setup is not equaled In the United States today. Local Mfg.

600 Judge bldg. barnyard pigeons at lOc ea. Was. 5914, Was. 88B2.

solicitors. Apply bet. 12 and 2. Ask for Mr. Griffin, Busy Bee Cleaners, 170 S.

State. FURNITDRE-CO-MAKER AUTO LOMS Friendly company oilers more complete, dignified service, under supervision of state banklne depE. confidential. Cost Is as low as any obtainable In the city for this full loan, service; 1 to 20 mouths to pay. Come, phone, write.

SOCIETY 307 Cllft BldK. Cffr. Main 3rd 80. PHONE WAS. I2TT FURNITURE, AUTO GO-MAKER LOANS UP TO For 1, 3, 6.

10 months or loncer. Charges figured only on the unpaid balance of only ior the actual time you owe that amount. Come phone. Everything arranged In 24 to 48 Iirs. Room 415 Continental Bank Bldg.

200 S. Main. Phone Was. 2007. UNDER STATE SUPERVISION YOU -ARE 'WELCOME TO BORROW MONEY TO $1000 ANY PLEDGE OF VALUE.

Mortgage. I Per Cent Discount Per Month. Repay monthly within sear. ONFIDENTIA CONSIDERATE. PEOPLE'S FINANCE THRIFT CO.

'157 SO. STATE. Was. 1976. State Bnnk aupgrvlMon.

The Weather 5 SALESMEN with cars to call on grocers and cafes In city. Experienced men pre- terred. Ap. 3. State after 2:30 p.

m. STEADY position, with future, cither sex; appointment calls on customers; car, bond. refs. 601, 175 S. Main.

2-4 p. m. Advanced to employed people without Indorsers or security of any kind. A MUTUAL, PROFIT-SHARING UTAH CORP. Call and let us explain our easy loan and repayment plan to you.

MUTUAL CREDIT ASS'N 311 Walker Bank BldB. Schools for Men 22 men-women, 18-50. wlsh- Inc government jobs. J105-1175 month. Many examinations comfnc; 25 coached FREE.

Apply today for particulars. Box Y-23. LEARN barbcrlnK at Moler's Barber col- lecc at 118 Regent sL Weather conditions May 8. S934: A troueh of low barometric pressure remains over the Rocky mountain and southern plateau area, extending from a low over the northern plains states, across Wyoming and Utah to Arizona, but a strong has appeared over the Pacific northwest. Scattered llffht showers have resulted In Washlneton.

Oreeon, Idaho and Montana. Temperatures are abnormally warm throughout most of the Interior of the country. Hlph pressures and fair weather prevail In the eastern states. Comparative data for Salt Lake City: Degrees HlRhest temperature todny flfi Highest In this month since 1874 05 Lowest last night B5 Lowest this month since 1874 Mean for today 70 Normal 55 Inches Total precipitation for the 24 hours WANTED ended at p. m.

Total for this month to date .01 Accumulated deficiency Ior this month to date US Total since October I to date Accumulated deficiency since Oct. 1. fi.l' Sun rises at 5:16 and sets at 7:32, May 1034. VEATHER OBSERVATIONS TAKEN YES TERDAY AT 6 P. MOUNTAIN TIME William T.

Bowen to Homo Owners' Loan corporation, lot 19. block 2, Bothwell and M. subdivision RELEASE OF MORTGAGES. E. B.

Wicks company to Hoffman Brothers Los.n and Trust company, lot 20. hlock 0. 5-acre plat A i Savings bank to Cnrl F. Buehncr, lot 49, block 4, Forest Dale American Mutual Bulldlnft and Loon company to Charles P. Hansen, lot 3, block 33.

plat E. B. Wicks company to Charles Kim. 3, township 2 south, range 1 west M. J.

Friedman to Emma C. Porklns. section 7, township 2 south, ranze 1 cast M. J. Friedman to Joseph B.

Arno- vltz. lot 21, block 3, Kenwood addi- dltlon Prudential Life Insurance company to Wayne B. Baxter, lot 60. block 19, Douglas Park Tracy Loan and Trust company to Construction Securities company, section 15, township 3 south, range 1 west Su.ile A. Lancton to Construction cnrltles company, lot 7.

block 45. 10-acrc pint A Mountnln Str. Siipply company I to Sigma Nil Holding ncsnclnllon. 1 lot 1. blorl: 9.

Hel-hts Dtserrt lUilldlns roclrly to Mrs. N'l- 1 lie F. Joy, lot 10. Sixth East subdivision 642 600 2,530 1,000 500 1,000 3,300 3.800 2.000 Station hcyenne Chicago Denver Grand Jet. Helena Kan.

City Lander Los Any. Minneaptis Modem Needles New York Omaha Phoenix Pocatello Portland Pueblo Reno St. Louis Salt Lake San Diego San Seattle Spokane Tonopah Wa.ihlnetn elTowstne 1,550 Yuma 62 72 70 80 84 53 OC 76 80 10: 61 90 na 61 58 84 66 SO 80 6S 62 66 82 82 86 fie 04 80 74 84 82 102 6f 96 104 75! ill 81 86 61 08' 74, 68 72 7(1 501 1001 1041 64 48 60 66 64 68 48 68 70 54 50 esj' 56 4ft 18 541. 44'. T.

23 ON YOUH PERSONAL NOTE. NO EN-. DORSERS. 6 MOS. TO REPAY.

IMMEDIATE SERVICE. BelnB ft local Salt Lake cumpiny. can adjust our service to meet your personal requirements. FINANCIAL DISCOUNT CO. 502 EZRA THOMPSON BLUQ g.

soldering, torch. Agents for Utah. Idaho, Wyo. 755 So. State.

Salt Lake City. DALESMEN WANTED 24 an opening in its sales force for a permanent representative, either man or woman, for Salt Lake City and other Utah territory. This is splendid OP portunity and the right person can make it profitable connection. THF ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA. 681 Market Street.

San Francisco. Call POSITIONS WANTED $5 up to people on personal note. No security. Most liberal plan In Salt Lake. One hour service.

SALT LAKE DISCOUNT CO. 25 2ND SO 217 SEASON BLDG A Few YOUNG "MAN wants Job driving car of ttav- Rlinit party. Box Z-13. Tcle-Trib 26 FEMALE HELP CALLS for office help are New students enrolling each week. Opportunity to earn living expenses.

Write Henagcr Business College. '45 E. Bdwa? YOUNG" woman for general housework, b6ard, room and J5 per mo. Three In family. 624 7th ave.

Clear Cldy Cldy .00 Clear .01 Cldy .00 Clear .00 Pt cldy .00 Clear .00 Cldy lADIES with or without business experience, ages 25 to 35, will find most desirable connection with local company by calling nt Its offices at 609 Judge bldg. fmL wanted, general housework, part- time, neighborhood 15th East. 13th Eo. Phone bet. 10 a.

12 noon. H. 3047-J, EXPERIENCED presser on ladles' fancy garments. Apply 04 E. 8th Bo.

TWO ladles, employment. Immediately. 628 Ollft bldg. cHy .00 Clear cldy .00 Clear cldy T.IClear Don't mortgage your home or auto. Don't mortgage your furniture.

Don't mortgage your friends. We trust you we lend to employed people on their own signature. Prompt service No publicity. CASH CREDIT CO, 505 SCOTT BLDG. WAS.

5724. nriTft A IRA 15 to 150 In hurry, without endorsers or security. Your personal note only. LOCAL CREDIT CO. 400 Ot.

Sav. Tr S3S Main TO EMPLOYED MEW AND WOMFCN, NO INDORSERS. A FRIENDLY. CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE. COMMERCIAL DISCOUNT 415 Blrta turt So nnd Main EXPERIENCED Birl for housework and cooking, city references.

Hy. 7501-W. SINGLE, unemployed woman, willing to do little work in exchange for room rent. Address Box Z-27, 2 WOMEN, permanent work. 215 Boston bldg.

Wed, morning. C-A-S-1 OT more to working people on their own note. No co-signers or mort- aaoe. Ecsy pasments. See us iiral EMPLOYEES" LOAN SOC.

521 McCornlcte 10 West 1st So. HIGHLY respectable place where ladirs and gentlemen can borrow money on diamonds and watches nt lep.c.1 rates. THE DV.MOND SHOP SO MAIN Dressmaking School great" returns in girl's life. Day, eve, classes. 444 E.

Eo. Tern. W. 9613 POSITIONS WANTED 29 MILLER LOAN buys, trades, loans on lulls. atehps old coltl 47 So.

CURTAINS A SPECIALTY. 25c. 30c. 35c. Call and del.

Hy. 1447-W. EXP. girl desires office work or position saleslady. Was.

8679-W. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 32 1 1 perfect. street, Hy. 6813-J. lfl3S CHEVROL12T De Luxe coach, 6 wire wheels, 27 3o.

Bth Ant 16. Hy. 7317-M. PACKARD 7-passcnger straight eight limousine. very good for stairs or famllr cur.

Make offer. Phone Wns. 9832. (Continued on Following Fact).