| Show "i- - 1 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Sunday November 13 1952 2000 Cattle AROUND THE BEEHIVE STATE Contest at Ogden Show Weber Names Spice Utah Week District Unit Weather Federal Tiff Suicide Try KvBKRrnnaww a ’ OGDEN (Special) — Rain and to dampen opening-da- y activities of Ogden Livestock Show’s 34th annual exhibit empire In the stock show Coliseum Saturday as 281 exhibitors and more than 2000 bead of livestock contested for animal glory The 281 exhibitors were juniors showing their livestock in either Club or Future Farmers of America groups By ROBEKT ELLEFSEN as Navy divers' probed waters Repeat Champion It probably wasn’t an omen for the bodies of two hunters Grand champion of the show who drownedMonday after their this year was exhibited by own- but winter sifted into the boat capsized on the choppy Area during the post-- 1 water ers who brought the grand champion to the Ogden show In 1931 election week— and winter was Rain and snow brought relief Irvine and Timm Dysart la v news to Idaho’s parched forests and The steer a Hereford weighSnow piled up In Western Ne- as In Utah- forest officials being 1133 lbs and named “Mike” vada spilled Into Idaho and Wyo- lieved the sustained threat oi caught the eye of Emil Rezae ming and a of frozen major blaze bad ended S D judge of this event who ice was in the Wasatch sprinkled Unusual fires struck two buildwhite-facechose the roly-pol- y and Uinta ranges in Utah ings In the Gem State In one beet steer over all others enMost of the white stuff blan- home In only the family Bible was tered the show ring keted Nevada with 81 inches re- saved from flames smoke an'd Reserve grand champion award corded Ih the Donner Summit water In the second blaze a d went tq a Angus steer area near the Califoma border basement furnace burst twice shown by Fred Hagemann Holy- In the western half of the state before it oke Colo conquered the cinder-blocfour inches fell by Friday evestructure Yoke of Blooms ning In Wells These two animals and the The news was judicial and In Utah a federal judge did westherwise in Nevada grand champion and reserve where grand champion steers of the what they said “neither snow the week closed with residents nor heat nor of the gloom night” buttoning overcoats high around junior division won further honors when Miss Utah of 1933 could do— stop the malls Federal their necks Miss Lavon Brown Provo placed Judge Willis W Ritter stayed huge flowered wreaths over their “couriers from the swift accombovine necks in token of cham- plishment of their appointed COWBOY CORRAL routes” pionship - Miss Brown came to Ogden The jurist delayed mail service with her father and mother Mr because postal employes allegedand Mrs Denzil Brown all of ly were making too much poise whom were guests of the stock below chambers while court was show at luncheon at the Hotel in session The Beehive State also snapped Ben Lomond’s Top of the Town e an record for highway Roof Garden dining room fatalities when the 221st victim of the year auccumbed to acciThe choppy waters of East dent injuries A threatened suicide caused Allen Lake near Rawlins was one thousands of persons to jsm Sait of the grim scenes in Wyoming Lake City’s main stem while the this week while Great Lakes man pondered a leap from the Naval Training Station divers 12th floor of a bank building submerged and broke surface in a determined hunt for two MediWind whipped across East cine Bow hunters TREMONTON (Special) — Mr Allen Lake In Wyoming this week One of the drowned pair Ed tnd Mrs Lorin Larkin of ward LeRoy Smotts was pulled Thatcher were notified Satur- IDAHO ROUNDUP from the Icy waters Thursday day of the death of their son morning Divers then halted their Pfc Lorin Howard Larkin 21 search a few hours because of on the batUe front in Korea strong winds which made the They previously had received work Impossible Friday ths word that he had been seriously Navy worker resumed their wounded on Oct 23 but he apweek-lontask parently had returned to the Smotts and his companion fighting zone where he was Kenneth Waples were employes killed Nov 1 of the Utah Oil Company They J Pfc Larkin was born in swallowed up by lake waters Jan 13 1931 a son of A brisk change In weather a were while duck hunting Monday Lorin and Edna Payne Larkin death' dn the morning He was graduated from Bear hunting fatality and fire swept Into the River High School and at- highway Fire wlflch caused damages esIdaho news picture during the tended Utah State Agricultural week— and weather prob- timated at $60000 razed a comchange College in Logan bination garage service station took top Interest His military service began ably A mere dust of snow was on and appliance store near Ft Oct 8 1951 and his early train- the ground in Magic Valley Bridger Wyo ing was received at Camp RobThe blaze was believed to have Thursday following a rainstorm erts Cal In June 1952 he was which started when flames from a blow the first moisture brought sent to Korea to some parts of the valley after torch came in contact with gasoAn active member of the h drouth Higher line from a leaking tank The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- a more snow however building was owned by Ernest areas listed -day Saints he was an elder with Galena Summit road closed Dahlqulst Ft Bridger In Thatcher Ward to all but truck travel when eight Children at play were stunned Surviving are his parenta and the following brothers and sis- inches of the white stuff felL Wednesday in Lyman when a officials felt Forest slide lumps ters: Blaine Lorna Gayle Patcompanion was crushed ricia and Janice Larkin all of from their throats as the snow beneath the wheels of the city’s ended and rain fire increasing Thatcher and a grandmother garbage truck Mrs Elizabeth Larkin of Ogden danger Richard Scott son of Mr and Mrs Odell Sc6tt was playing An oil furnace in a Halley residence exploded twice behind a grocery store when Thursday and though the cinder the accident occurred The truok block structure was almost de- wheels backed over the child’s head as the vehicle backed up to molished no one was injured Herbert P Neutzmann owner the store door of the building said the leaking furnace first exploded at 10:30 SILVER STATE 4 pm No fire resulted but later as the owner lunched the furnow failed roundup Arrival of Winter Dominates Intermountain News File 4-- Inter-mounta- in roadway mishap near Kama - Tribune Mr Housel’a death brought the Regional Editor total to 221 fatalities during 1932 blew They through hero and The record fatality year everything came out of a news was previous In 1948 when 220 persons horn of plenty in Utah during the week— including a major succumbed to accident Injuries weather break a federal squab-anThe itate and most of the nas new record for fatalities ble a dramatic suicide attempt tion were puzzled this week when a strange unheard of incident on the state’s highways occurred in Salt Lake City’s Federal e The Mate's Building In high Federal Judge Willis W Ritter highway deaths was recorded Tuesday when a Summit County disturbed by a noise "like a bowlman died of injuries suffered In ing alley” coming from a mail a Sunday accident Clifford D processing room directed the 43 Francis House Summit bailiff and deputy U S mirehsii County died in Salt Lake to investigate County hospital as a result of a The noise was drifting up to t Judge Ritter’s courtroom from post office quarters below The jurist succeeded In bolding up the mails f6r a abort time and also put a temporary stop to the ' din Judge Ritter cautioned almost 30 postal employea Including the postmaster that mail should be moved about with leu jioise One postal employe was fined $100 for contempt Jut the fine wu suspended d all-tim- Salt Lake City and threatened to heave himself onto a rooftop far below "Talked out of It" after three hours the would-b- e suicide was taken to a hospital for observation But during the period of threat bis actions jammed traffic on tha street below as thousands cast glances skyward in anticipation of the leap Utah's long forest fire hazard waa wiped out Thursday when snow and rain fell In the Wasatch and Uinta ranges Moisture also fell on Southern Utah areas Friday offering faints that winter soon would fall with force upon the state Shortly after the federal Judge and the Salt Lake post office squabble a “down and out” man climbed out on a window sill of tbo Continental Bank Bldr In t OGDEN (Special)— Three com missioners to supervise Ben L mond Cemetery maintenance district crested recently by vote of North Ogden Pleasant View and Randall property owners were appointed by Weber County commissioners' ' Named to serve until Decern-be- r 1953 were Zino Thinner Pleasant View Parley J Spaek man and Dale Chatelaln both of North Ogden The three commissioners will come up for in December 1933 The posts win bo for two four and terms Property within ths district hu been valued at $8 million six-ye- ’ salt-shak- d A A' i V 1235-poun- 'i 4 iw ry rb — MONEY FOR otlo ibel of rles lera 5kly )ay re inf ere: rell line anis iron lean 7 new new ball rhis hich Of ! rada nior that tool the 7 lass s of Lion The sten-- tj MONEY FOt Y0U2 HOSPITAl Om panea la orory two Itadia aW aaod cm that ital car this yaar Doa’t tat a bUl wrack YOUR (amity1 F02 Y0UX SUXGI0M MOitEY ttOKIY TO IIYI S out W 10 botpital patioaM roquiro raryary r Arabia aapaaaa Sa why aot pratoct WUTTX CROSS wayf bag boo- - 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