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Show l'TAHo,.n h mnamA hromc trie preaaare Indicate Saturday nigh! fend bandar. Colder Sunday In northwest pan. IDAHO Cloud x Saturday night and Sunday. Sitour la Hothnat portion Saturday night with no coance la temperature. , JHfftit ulfc Booms W9M tEMTEUTCm Maximum Friday ..41 Minimum Friday ...l PRICE JETYE Minimum Saturday .1 am. Salurday ...1 CENTS cen Others Near Death When Posse Einds Car in1! Two Lost Blizzard, Feared I Speed Help to . Living Children . 28 1931 EIGHTY-FIRS- - T YEAR Judge Invalidates City Card Li cense Law Driver 1 SATURDAY- - MARCH LAKE CITY UTAH SALT t. EndsCareers of Past, THREE PERSONS Golorado Of ficials Fear TraffPflv Holds I FREEZE DIE IN IWu .American kagucChiCfS -- i DENVER, March A cabin airplane, pi-- " Brooks wsa lotedby Eddie takeoff -from prepared for a -Denver today htr Towner to aid in the rescue of 11 children. survivors of the nchool Second-Ghild-Loipi feua fragcdyjn which. ad storm swept the region Thursda. Is perished. . Wyoming Sheepherder. Den oe-Jr.. Nw.of the tragedy which lj verLE. Humphreys. oilman, and the Denver toured late Thursday night reach- Killed Blizzard ed here this morning aa the bodies J tosfi ordered the plane In an vi ere- - brought from - the prairie1 j effort to save the lives of The Upset Wagon. who country near Towner. Colo.. and,!1 children from pneumonia. placed In the Holly morgue. " The dead: LAMAR, Colo., March It. a WELLS. Lucille Stonebraker, Orlo i ' Robert Brown, Kennel h Johnson by Jack Hart or Lamar were found frozen , to death j and Mary MUlrr. clock nilI left here at 10:55 o ranch Cheyenne county- today. The children range in age this morning for the 4 2 red Snyder,- 44. occupying a eight to fourteen years. i where j Colo. SHERIDAN LAKE. Colo. March near Towner, small house in the Kitrarwon cotCart Miller, driver of- the bua a five childrenperlshedln f $. (AP) John Doll, school buz tage camp, died sometime last driver of Shendan Lake and an night from expoeure. was lost in the blizzard and had Miss tern Terrell, 7?, occupySaturday by a decision given by u o this been "ml found p i non undetermined number of children Judge David W. Moffat in Third ing alone her smalt ranch bouse ing Miller, bln bus stalled in the 4 been miastpg aince Thursday Ms have 14 district court, in the case of R. W. miles northwest of Cheyenne enow left in search of help and be- was In blizzard victim the are Rells. a also of a Morgan, who had been seeking morning n and bedame lost drifts which ranged license to operate the Mint at winter s moct severe blizzard. l.eved to have perished in the from ten to twelve feet. carEast Second South. Robert Burns, a rural mail The It children who survived, storm. The decision follows a legal rier who sought admittance from are being cared for at farmhouses b of Doll was rounds woman the the Skirmish In which R. Verne Me- - . the discovered making cold, in the southeastern Colorado farm frozen in Tver one room shack. farmhomes Thursday morning, but I . Cullough. attorney, had applied territory', which was bard hit by tor a writ of mandamus to comsnows of Thursday and- Friday. failed to. reach the last few houses Colo". March 28. GREELET. pel the city commission to grant Barents of the 22 children and la believed to hive become ft a unldintiHed (AP) The body of a card license to Morgan, under alarmed at the failure of the school BARNARD. ir waa 41 found man. old. about years the- ordinance. This had followed stalled in tbe huge snowdrifts that bus to arrive, organized a search' frozen abandoned home an late in refusal of the commission te late Thursday night, but it waa' piled tip in southeastern Colorado, g 4i! lost near Roggen, Colo.. night ' not until late last night the bus to Morgan, 1 grant such a license U.w Before Just Johnson j Ernest Barnard Die miiea southeast of - to operate Greeley. had who soughtthe was discovered, stalled In 'a htghi 4"" TRIBUNE. Kansas. March A family had moved from the V Mint an- successor to Ben Har- oawrw. w W snowdrift. tl Battle bouso only a short time before lhe"" Till (AP) The., hftwfd - along, the Children mon. Physicians were supimoned from i blix-' men. shelter a gram seeking Alonzo W. o T . Watson, border in which sit towns in five vicinity and volun- Exhausted it.-- Although Ward to tame zard, upon filed . city . .aTkaawkgaj awvha. teera were brought from aa .far five school children were frozen small amount of wood was ;,J4fjf demurrer to the " application for cast as Tribune. Kao. Tb children Off Death. near a Stove, " the "man "had no' to 'death sea r 'Towner, -- Colo..! the which in he writ, survived the severe cold, virtually 24.ROCHESTER. Slum., Murch 21. was matchea and waa unable to start ST. LOUIS- March ONE) marooned the teacher and twenty placed, attorneys said. In the will recover. j flr his shoe' The of Ban' of The baseball world forepart former of Johnson, president '(INS) ot ths poaltioo card Roads In tbs district are still Imattacking students in tbs seboolhouse at President Hoot Telephoto shows Baseball ordfoance. ty df passable today, making thd search. (AP A story of suffering: from Horace, Kan., for two days and w wtepw of the, effort w stsmpfng',. speakingThis was followed by AttoroJy t - heroism of 25 8. .here lingering-resthe of a theBarnard, for Miller extremely difficult. today following president, Hoor-texpoeureand nldbt. j Ca pilot st Porto Rira daring hb.on Mailed Thursday. school children ranging In jlllness. suffering keenly fromrHpt HsU Ihnv. The ptesfclent Miller's bus stalled about 11.15; from eight to It years, came today theAlthough cold and their enforced eon-now rn route home on the Bat- Johnson, founder of the Amen- - to a heart attack lato jesterdayu-- j the -- validity of ths card a 8 d'clock last Thursday morning.) from one of the surviving children f Vim-the Horace pupils came1 ticshtp Arizona. can league, and Ita fighting pres I - at Mayo Brothers' clime here. He licensin' ordinance, to which IValt. The storm Thursday morning was in the blizzard that swept aouth- - flnement,the who wm jn suffer-storm jhsepherder .through . compelled to reply with a , without ituense that classes, were- - dismissed eastern Colorado j Wedneodey iHehFoHHiasrd. 1 at the Towner schooL Miller calledi All of the 1 survivors were dis- - Thoitsandsf feetaferta. b." Seid to the authorities here hou S- to Funeral reported E fter of Uvtock. Bamarj, ,ho e for the pupils end started with 22 covered lest night after It hours by succeeded him as 'today by John A. Winmger. unprotected on the prairies-werpresident of the from Bernard a home in Chlcajo, allowed the general demurrer of of them for their homes. whom Doty was employed exposure, huddled together In one( rrou, ,n ,heir nd buried N Doty s wagon was blown' from'raer,wn league, Had died sudden-t- h it was tentatively agreed Attorney McCullough for Morgan, At Flcasant Hill. IS miles north Ras and In effect holds the cird ot Holly, the bus stalled in a top of a hill by the storm. They at Rochester. Minn. uncon.ittu-tlona- l. succeeded Ban B. John license ordinance drift, with the snow coming sheCpherder apparently was, Johnson had been 111 for months, sonBarnard and that licenses are not as second president of the thrown from the wagon as It rolled down so thtek it was impossible to see sny distance ahead. ' down tKe hillside. His head struck uffring from diabetes, and his Junior major league In November, necessary In any event where had give.n up hope for hts 1S27. He had just been card playing is rarried on merely . a rock anifesu crushed. Miller stajed with his child pass such without of course any weeks ago ed for five years A stove set fire to the wagon sengers all day Thursday and , tvs . e -- .'gambling involved- and it burnel. The body and the I storm Thursday night. Friday morning. home. ISSf. of The I were a dropmercury kitted and ire persons warrix on ho started afoot for he1iEte!ling Unteidt, lJ.whoM roth- Mow ro th. mas probably fatally injured Wimn-- rr CREW RESCUED. the children he Intended to reach a ,r. Orla was one of them who froze Tribune undv )esterday or IS.todav in an. explosion and fire that. out sent a ; party Miltelephone and summon he'p. to death, told hts story of the mfn with shovels W h A battled wrecked three build'ngz m 4hul RIGA. Latvia. March 28. (AP) SNOW SWEEPS ler never reached the telephone. 1 tragedy today from hU bed " GREECE. The crew of the British steamer through snow drifts to the point Lov.i business section The children J?.a5re. nchonl Keinert home. Bryan is auffer-l- p ... Towner. It miles wests where, Fire companies from Arnlston. 2.080 tons waa rescued ATHENS, Greece. March 25. not sit day Friday. but-Jas-t and . from may occur-ltvpneumonia lng Colorado children froze loing towns made a brave fight in CAP) Hea$y Snowstorms today when the vessel, carrying I night the severe cold took its toll. waa Greece timber and flax from Riga death In the school bua The fimja blinding blizzard to prevent the, red today throughout F.ve perished. Of the IS survivors, school-- f W left the Towner sunri-- 1 flames from virtually exterminat- - Transportation services in Thessai ' j crushed In Ice off the Latvian coast. the. assistance for medltaj t nearly all are suffering from pneu house at 1 o'clock Thursday, org came from Tribune. land Macedonia were Interrupted t lng (She sank almost Immediately. . the town. monia and several have frozen morning. Bryan said. Carl Mil-- . Forced Down hands, faces and feet- - The small, .r (the bus driver) didn't want to Airplane a aa amount of food ihey carried with start. About seven miles from thel I school , was exhaust- school ths storm Sot so bad we them to By Storm; All Esed Thursday .night. couldn't see and Miller tried to no cape Injury. Footprints Lost. start 'back. There were Miller's footprints, leading from fences or roads to follow, as the ths bua were obliterated by ths snow was several feet deep and a,iow that fell steadily Friday the bus finally wouldn't budge. We HE sleet visited Salt Snow, rain-anxpiornlng No trace of him has been were about three miles from the lake and the. north and east poruncovered and It was feared his school. T think. Miller drained the tions othe stale .Saturday moriG bud y would not be found until the truck and got an old cream can snow melts y Wet"" j WRlcfTBSTised for a stove. strength numerically And lng. bringing more hope to farm-- ; BY WILLIAM BIRD politically. Austrias pop- A story of heroism in the tragedy, burned all our books and tablets ji tulation is half socialist and half iially. n rlfy dwellers for an ade-- j cr C'1)' detectives were confronted to (Special Cable Dispatch' a with (INS) Retaliatingcame from August Reinert, A and finally stacked the seats of the, I ;j elet Undoubtedly .Czechoslovakia feels conservative Catholic, both blbw against the proposed quate water supply for ths ium- - wllh S baffl.ng mjalery Saturday i,je Deseret New-sdirect. farmer who w S3 the first to reach Ous up and set them afire. both j year the. hostile the ments to legitimate through being strongly n PARIS, March 28 (CBA) No the sudden and - unexplained customs union. the,mer Ths storm area extended the stalled bus. Reinert, searching! Lunches Lost, 'event arnce the World war has loS3 f export markets for man-- , Fascism. Hitlerism and National governments bf SrCacchoslovakiato night of Mrs. Annette Wyoming ' Idaho and parts ot death Friday lost cattle, cams upon the bus encirc'e-, and ufactures territorial Our lunches were upset t extreme German ism andiM of the what t)pe challenged shatply n1 today announced Nevada, tying up a r trav ej tor gStelos, 27. In- her room st 155 only a mile from his farm. fell in the snow .whep th.- - bus cll,d Europe s new charter" court.The mjatery was trade. of a tnd!dUin ihortWein'thiWliciirti. n..A!:nummatl0n "jPhippa rcronal On of the boys, I recall bis crashed through a fence and stop- the a fact, police said. protocol published this weea, Germanyingsins by acquirlng a free, trian. had to go to Germany to get WBS heightened name, took his outer rlothlng and ped. and so we didn't have much tending Austria will be largely 'any welcome for his methods and Austro-- j market an establish to her at death followed by less minister of, forced down at Rock Springs and The m gave it to his sister," Reinert said. let Miller said we were .up German- - customs union. The news at Czechoslovakia's expense. Austria's annexation to Germany commerceTugoslavian a week an she raad was U1 lesve for Prague, appeal the tnU prought lo Salt t4ake,anPoHce for The little girl was frozen and the it and asked us to sing came lik a thunderbolt from s1 Another fact which the league, Ivouid be a severe setback to his one to protection. lino jilanoj10 1Y trainw ratify the agreement., brother trying to help her was bad- against ey of nations may have to consider progress-wrestle tjs keep warm any- - blue sky, tor while anschluss" and pplica-thtold said was sJjo e, The pact: wjjich presumaMywiU bringing mail to ly frozen. He may die unless we thing (o keep moving" (has been talked about as a vague is that Austria was rescued from! Much may happen before the own for about 20 minutes f.aDtly wJie ahe Ptooc- the exchange of goods can get him to a hospital right as-- i In th bus all night, menace tor years, nobody sup-- j ruin in 1J22 by international is Re into translated husband. stayed reality, protocol and pas-l0a hereatranged Point Promontory " ,, tween the countries.' contracting we sistance. which Stelos. were away" in progpresumably gives1 Ons thing that is almost certain and 2. had beaten her Thursday and at daybreak posed negotiations of the ho first A,rw.y.P was held the powers the right to object "to, to happen is the growth of cownUif 'line-tlnfound Louise gtonbraker had died.ress toward accomplishing it. Mswi. ss ward thraated .,pi.R Mlller.l 11 A0111 herUd and a in tlon BrUnd. Austria, both FuroiMftnI -' ms voluntarily for alienating the Germahy Only Utah, Rlmuth. Fnda, Mrs. Ste- night approxt-JA PI Searchers had little hope;on wa during admitted to her room her hu. an hour- - Bofh wet clear through to the after decorating Chancellor Scho. independence in Germanys soieithe effect of which will be to naHon?aniidtiieffectL otthe'mate,y' of-ttrday thst Charles Beach, and latter's the cousin Miko Th favor; however, resumed their fllghu bad prepoidLana j limit the extent of aheepslrin coat and her with the grand cross since tartfts Doukos. AS. poUco wer informed, of Honor said all fears - On the other hand. -- Austr.a union, making It far lest menacing abolish ment . oi M.rrla "hen visibility returned. out In the' snow' for help.1 should the darni7hgwIrdVouW A Boeing plane. enroule-tthe minority partner m EaltiPhey talked Tor some time about" the other nations' interests than; swallowing Austria, inougn 'iHe left me in charge of the bus,'101 Germany a'lve. : LakeTrom Cal.fornia-wa- s been dispelled by the move-th- e pow-j- .t forced tot reconciliation. Doukos said that combination, would be first glance it appeared to be actual operation; left to go to hla roo. . in transfer passenger Friday night when'll Plaza-hote- l. sleep. Steios and hla wife Rhile. definite' indications were to a train as far as Reno, but they Goodybs kids Hiller SAidr &nd , Alarm has spread to such an of not available that any the large were taken aloft again Saturday PPeed to be on good terms ampray that I will com back with or as such noon Franc. teBt during the past week that all schedules, power Italy morning. By He rv'd nd soon th. wildest About 15 minutes later, Doukos . Great Britain were actively conrjwere reported resumed and pilots surmises have been in- A short tlms.4Vgeg nad disappeared. !! Steios rushed into hts room cerned In the anticipated centra !, aM the storm was breaking In not opln-by only public a Sand said that Mrs. Steios had died, line-uMat later Slary Hufaker. who waa p A sections. but even by statesmen rls many anJ against European .died In the back of th pile (w all diplomats and Germany, th.je were grounds! Yhe foil of snow tn th moon- - uddenly. Steios then sought out huddled it got so cold), to presume that such sn economic! tains Is worth untold thousands catrolman Alva Johnson and told Fears ail Founded. and hear the old British stretched together, that Mra, Steios appeared 10 out limp on th floor. It has been said that th new beofr dollars to farmer Llght anowa'"m dedcombine eventually might '. forecast for parts of Utah and,6 tell U was consul customs alliance. the romantic ,Sh dead. evolved. permitted, is roll on native drums. NEW YORK March long Johnson notlP.ed , ..Idaho for Saturday n.ght and Sun- - Patrolman Refuse to Move. only th first step toward realize- A resolution followed bv three taps Faustin II. of. Ua (AP) King advocating tv E. 1th K story of his jouth in the Detective little or no change tn; headquarters and day old "Miitelj Gonare Is In New York The rest of us got hysterical t'on f Germany's Most of thein disputes. complete isolation of Germany, and R C. Smith 'land of Mohammed. ambition It has been then. One of the kids broke aEroP he said tonight, arose from His majesty is a blond, and Austr.a already has found temperature They found the womans t Hungary would bj square-face- d window of the car by accident the fact there Were more womformat 'expression In the French! young man, IApelgren on the bed. Th body nuon wallowed en pn the island than men. I'd )eu Rill be entranced with couldn't keep out'the cold alii The1? and gentle of manner. to the emergency d fTe". Iu.ijr aek the man which woman he kids then were so cold I couldn't Outside his own kingdom examined bv Dr. John every word as ' be unfolds " n Fsus-tthis wife. Then for I'd as he wanted known is to them tom. to move. I Sergeant JI" get The resolution proposed .l.rted . mnoj lie. I LU.O tUUC. iL Galltgao. assistant city (health R'iikus of the United tell him sternly to take the one all European nations together in' boxing matches, but they didn't commissioner, who -- reported that, , EL'GE-NE.- ' he wanted, but that T thonght States marines. of no were the there for 28 trade external evidences March U purpose the' pact Ore,, las, r noticed my brother. tbe North to And that he was foolish. For three years, was freezing. I gave him n myiediterranean erecting a high tariff wall around (A P) A man identified as Roy of violence. Detective Chief D. H. and governed in- over to Faustin II would soothe th Cham-theAdam event! help reigned in an ordered y iR'ilson. 'King the th Teuton nations Clayton autopsy and probably of except my onderwear. iy by a Prussian emperor and the 12,000 black subjects on sn lured feelings of the jilted carry out thstr projected bersburg. Pa., was killed near the stomach content aent t tb. . After awhile I waa so weak and, Homan pope. one." state chemist ' here lor customs while a union. analysis yesterday stealing to jus- "of Haiti. , sKil xintiy seem traces of poison.; ride jon top of a southbound King Faustin II had been t laid dowa in tbe pile with tbe tify such nightmares. Austria now sent wttt) the marines In Haiti Hi crow n tras two feet high Steios and Doukos wrere taken motor bus. greyhound rest .PRINCE ES. and started to IMrROt a Bansted of doze. them, William Bern. smaller than Iie leountry. tiny By made of shells, mirrors, feathIt years when he volunteered The bus sped under an over- to police headquarters by the ass hot discouraged, but go weak Belgium In population and far, ers for aa assignment In La Gon-av- a and ,bits ot ribbon- - His and Steios was detained. BUCHAREST, Rumania. Mm--h head" crossing and Wilson's head,""-'"- I couldn't do a thing. and throne was don't w base inhabitants had inNEW SERI VL STORY Important industrially chair. a reed 28 An was buliet.n official porch crushed against the timbers Doukos was (AP) eu-ven if member anything after that until1 commercially. j were not tbe least dicated he wore shoes fact Tha that said of to the they that the raid Cl)ief Clayton at 9 am. Chief today hoy v bridge. Investigators Michael., I wok up some time thl mornfns toms alliance resulted In a prae-- 1 was one of the svmbois of hts bit - fond of - w hit marine n said that cause of vlhs STARTS MONDIY prince, was progresslfig sativfa'- - I hey believed Rllaon' w VS rear a, stove In Mr. Helnerts tlr1 political union, tt would ddL authority. And everywhere ha be after b atarrived yea ds they jtorily toward recovery from an lng baggage on top .of the stage womans death could only only tea per c:nt t Germany's, went ta w mad him king. saluted with a Itcrmined by a i autopsy. ioue tack of influenza. v and failed to are the bridge. H0LLR1 . CnlQ . March.... "I. . (AP) FHa children were frozen1 to death in a school bua stranded in a blizzard 45 miles northeast of Lamar Eighteen ' other chil- were in occupants ot the-b- j M ( API -- THEIR ,i HOUSES us mm-- c t s at Fails to ReSi1 HOOVER IN PORTO RICO Destination in Blizzard. Or i I 4 1 i i It BUS SURVIVOR GIVES ACCOUNT ; r OF FREEZINGS .! wzsotiqwfeewer 4' & - Ban' !. ' r Life,r Kanaas-Colorad- -- prob-fcb- fy J 5 -i , - ow-th- ae ,.J. r .. r sun. tr. server, tca, -- ! ot '' I -- ' Added Snows Increase City, Farm' . -J t Hopes of Esc aping 1931 Drought , a Slav Nations Threaten Germany Vith Counter Pact On Tariff thl SI IN terntor-iGcrman- - . 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