| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING JUNE es Happenings About Utah and Utah People fficcrs JaiF Builders WaitUS Signal Frovo Man To Open Deer Creek Work In Giin Tiff Notice to' on First Unit : Begin Ik Expected Shortly as Negotiations Near End Judge Grants Plea to Move Rail Tracks" Idaho Rancher Shot In Quarrel At Sugar Farm — — 1 II 12 1938 r"r“ CrasIiTakcs XV Correspondents v w s Greeiiwell Claims -- j - r Gamor Keeps - Accident Injuries — - “Tribune Intermountain Service By Tribune Special Mute Evidence of Ufali County Fatal Crash WPA Critics Hurt Aged Says Official Life of Utah Woman Morgan Resident Succumbs to A Many From Work V ' PROYO— Word from the United States government for the Tribune Intermountain Service Tribune Intermountain Service company of San Francisco to begin work on the first LEHI— The eighth persons killed PROVO— Relentless criticism by Is contractors Deer which are Creek bf the unit project for they the public has resulted in placing iq automobile accidents in Utah expected shortly it was indicated here Saturday by officials of county this year was added to the a great handicap on elderly persons" L 4a1 the reclamation bureau and the Provo River Water Users’ asso- list Saturday when Mrs Ina Beal and those who ar capable of doing Olsen 36 Morgan died at 7 a m ciation light work and wish to work on — in of for a Darrell J GreenweQ state the Lehl of a WPA fractured hospital bringing Negotiations 4 skull and Internal injuries suffered water from jYeber rived to Provo WPA administrator laid at the at 320 4k txk when thV car In which river for storage in th reservoir concluding meeting of th district conference of welfare workers from sh was riding collided head oq with have been practically completed i Duchesne Juab Uintah Utah and ‘ another machln on the state highaccording to a recent announcement of reclamation officials Wasatch counties Saturday morning' between Lehl and American way ' A major obstacle was hurdled at th city and county building Fork "W wish that we could giv Job here Friday by Provo River Water -Seldon John Olsen 38 of MorUsers’ association and the United to that great group of elderly per- sons who want to work and to States' government when District gan husband of Mrs Olsen and another great group with minor' driver of the car was still at Lehi Judg Abe W Turner sitting at court in Heber grants d' petitions physical handicaps whom doctors Foes Confident hospital Saturday afternoon sufferdescribe as capable of light work— for temporary possession of certain ing from a fractured right ankle and Denover which the But w can’t” he said traots of land sever cuts and bruises about the railroad ver Sc Rio Grande Western “Public opinion is relentless and" head face and chest Evelyn Olsen tracks will be relocated around the of th couple many citizens Including officials' daughter Tribune Intermountan Service suffered cuts and bruises but two are continuously criticizing WPA1 reservoir and on which the reservi y voir will be situated PROVO— Effort will be redou- smaller children Shirley Gene 10 projects charging laziness It difference if som of- I bled to give peopleof Provo another and Betty 7 escaped Injury Owner of Tract The accident occurred when Olsen Th persons owning these tracts opportunity to express themselves driving toward Salt Lake City was Now mute wreckage this automobile tarried Mrs Ina Rose Beal Olseirearly Saturday morning- theyar atilL w°UciMdo w must beweed them out of our projects are: Hyrum B Carlson' James M on the municipal power question either blinded by headlights of Ritchie John H and Fred Price cause of changed conditions since proaching can or fell asleep at ap' 'L the Left on ‘Dole Elmer Edwards and James Ritchie the last election nearly two years wheel Deputy Sheriffs John Coleman for chairman Jacob ago was A “You must also be careful that and others special hearing Evans and Walter Durrant who those new workers you send us are conducted before Judge Turner a committee opposing the construc- Investigated said said of a tion power municipal plant with A' V Watkins of Orem gencapable of doing a day's work for -The Olsen car swerved to the right a day’s pay Those needy persons' ' eral counsel representing Provo Saturday side of the highway and struck the statement was His prompted by rear fender of a car driven Who can’t shovel as fast and furious- River Water Users association R by state court action the of supreme Work of drafting final plana and ly as some of our good folks think L Peay of Garfield and then veered In in a of judgment they should must be left to your specifications for the Duchesne tun- the grantingcase stay on head into the of machine Mas to enable the power power tender mercies on direct relief nel will get under way within the Yano of a student Brigham “I invite you to go out and visits next week or ten days O E Larson company to seek a review of the at Brigham YoungCity at the W P A project (n your coun— reclamation engineer said Satur- Utah supreme court decision before Provo the officers university said Mano the United States supreme court ties You will find them useful and ’ Ten Utah Idaho i Utah County Bloc day who lives at Grand View while atthe workmanship excellent Give This will mean th contract for Pending outcome of the appeal the tending school suffered a broken city is estopped from proceeding us the benefits of your criticism Firms Hike Seek in building this tuunel can be adver- with Fights jaw and a severe ankle injury its project Public money is being' spent and — tised and contracts let by early fall “We believe the only way of set- Both Mano and Peay were traveling the public should watch how It is be said Rate Assessment Permits toward Provo the Transport officers said this in the question fairly A survey of lands on the east tling spent” Mr Olsen told the officers of minds all have Provo that to is people bench of Provo and Orem is exto WASHINGTON another election” Mr Coleman said his wife and children had Tribune Intermountain Service Must Be Needy Jun 11 pected to be completed within the “With electric rates reduced to the Ephraim their former home gone to visit He also pointed out that ths vital 10 applications for carnext few days It Is proposed to on PROVO— The initial step toward low levels the trend is relatives and that he had gone for of each county welfare de- duty organize a conservation district in present and an for Utah filed action rier them by securing legislative permits after work Friday night Depmunicipal ownership in the was the selection of per- - ' this area which contains approxi- against pertinent Evans said nation and we should not be uty Idaho companies were ordered Satequalization of taxes in Utah coun- son to work on the W P A projects mately 1900 acres many of which plunged into this Mrs Olsen was born In Ephraim city venture withty as threatened by farmers and and that these persons selected urday by the Interstate commerce have not sufficient water and some out another expression of opinion on March 19 1900 to the late Henry commission home owners last fall when the must be needy and must have ex-- ” none at all Mr Watkins said “ am positive the people of Provo if T and Bertie Peterson Beal She state tax commission raised tha as hausted their resources The schedule of earnings before Preliminary Work given another opportunity will re- - was married to Mr Olsen and had Miss Anna Bundwall chief of th ’ sessment on these properties aplived at a the ect of number examiners: Morgan municipal plant project” division years ICC of child welfare of th While waiting word from the govcounproximately 20 per cent in ths Surviving are her husband her Murray Baum Ashton transporcom- ‘Grave Doubt’ ernment the discussing “Child Welwas taken duroutside Provo of ty mother of three Ephraim daugh- tation of In lead- fare Services" and John S Billings'" pany has not been idle and has the products week petroleum by ters agricultural ing diviOlL Ellerbeck Provo George Evelyn Shirley and Betty Uintah county child welfare worker ” constructed equipment sheds of- sion Idaho Montana and Wyoming hearers of the county manager of the power com- sen two brothers and four sisters also spoke at the morning session fices etc at the site and done much 11 Idaho in Falls David H Fork of Jones ing July Spanish C H of Beal Manti D T Beal of con- pany commenting on his company’s A period of general discussion Smith farm preliminary work1 so actual once of company chairman Utah tha Distributing county intention to appeal to the nation’s Salt Lake City Mrs Herby Downey was held following the talks common of struction could get under' way Utah Bountiful execucarrier the with bureau together of San Francisco Mrs Delia Weriy highest tribunal said: questions were asked by the the government says the word tive committee of the bureau was which case of Angel’s Camp Cal Mrs Daisy commodities in Utah Idaho Wyomore thanks workers who attended AriA bridge across Provo river also to ‘The company in taking the Nevada In and California five lead drive to th the named ming To head the high court genuinely feels Wilcox of Mt Pleasant and Miss James A Howell' '" the conference has been constructed and the diverzona hearing in Salt Lake City Utah Reserve Officer legislative districts of the county is a grave doubt about the Sally Beal fit Ephraim 28 sion tunnel “holed in” Mr' Wat- there Le This of committee composed of "several basic Funeral announcement will be July — constitutionality -- — -- — kins said R J Marsden Ogden grain and Grande - Jarman of Orem— Frank court made by Deseret mortuary Mt Pleasant Picks A temporary' road to he used by points in the Utah supreme in and Idaho carrier Shelley and Mary K Mower of grain products decision Our attorneys Saturday the public while the reservoir is of Utah hearing in Salt Lake City American Fork Selvoy Boyer for an application preparing — being constructed has been practi- began Sprlngville Zatella Wardle of Lehl Post Commander a writ of certiorari the next step CEDAR CITY Two Cedar City July 26 D B Thorne of Llndon and George cally completed by the Heber CCC in bringing the case before the youths were injured in a three-ca- r George Frost Pocatello common A L Pe- - t accident early Saturday on Highway carrier of Interstate commerce In workers Once the dam is construct- United States Staheli of Payson will meet at 8 MT PLEASANT-- Dr supreme court” tersen former commander of Dis- 91 nine miles south of here June Idaho hearing In Pocatello July 13 ed the highway will pass over the drive to discuss m tha p Tuesday Mr Coleman also announced the Hunter 19 trict 6 of the American Legion has dam from the north to the south side and Frankie Thorley 18 further Shirley Palmer Preston Idaho of a new committee of received severe lacerations of the carrier of gasoline oil grain and OGDEN— Colonel James A Howof the canyon and then proceed membership Mr Jones declared Utah county been elected commander of M H a to citizens selected draw nine up poet Not 4 succeeding along the shoreline to Charleston new franchise extending the rights face and body multiple bruises and sugar in Utah Idaho Wyoming and ell of Ogden was the successful farmers and home owners did not Zabriskie Jensen f Although no official word has of the Utah Power hearing in Pocatello candidate Saturday evening in the want a release of taxes but did Seymour com- shock Three companions and five Moneana and Light news O officers Other are 13 taxes want been released It is understood by of of another J automobile July occupants just equalization race for presidency of Utah chapter com- pany to operate in Provo This comlocal officials the state-ro- ad At the annual meeting of the farm Beckstrom adjutant J Seymour Horace C Duffin Bountiful is as follows: William Zobell escaped with minor bruises and cuts Reserve Officers’ the of Association in The mission is ready to ask bids on mittee commodities 2 accident bureau here November 23 last a res Jensen first vice commander A occurred about Utah carrier of Rowley Jr Reed J Knudsen a m construction of the highway around David when a car driven by Owen Idaho Utah Nevada Arisona Cali- United States He succeeds Colonel olutlon condemning the action of V Borg second ylc commander Allan D C T Johnson S M Ericksen sergeant-at-arm- s Davis of Cedar City attempted to fornia and Wyoming hearing at Frederick the reservoir site Mr Watkins John OKelgley the state tax commission in Beesley Alex Hedquist Jorgenson of Salt Lake the assessment on homes andraising Clarence Andersen finance officer' 27 another farm machine in the Lake Salt pass TOOELE — Lake Point school said going July City George W Fitzroy and Mr Coleman same direction Crowded lands in the county was passed and AVE Darley chaplain Owen Milton Collett Ogden car- Cijy off the near here will be closed on the recFears Loss oiled roadway Davis lost control rier of petroleum products in Utah Assisting Colonel Howell in direct legislative action to curb the pow ommendation of the state departof Becar the and it and th association’s affairs during ers of the state tax commission overturned Montana Idaho ' Wyoming ing ment of education according to SuThe franchise will include sub28 the stantial benefits to accrue to Provo fore any of the occupants were able hearing in Salt Lake City Julycarperintendent P M Nielsen Grade year will be Major G A suggested ensuing Jesse Ibarra Salt Lake City agricultural leaders from students from the school will he and will be submitted to the people to stop him another car driven by of Salt Lake City allForty Richardson sections of the county have been transported to Tooele and junior Mr Coleman Kent N Grant of New Harmony rier of passengers in Utah Mon- named senior vice their for approval president crashed Into the overturned car urged by Mr Jones to go home and r tana Idaho and Wyoming hearing and senior high students will atsaid Utah Dennis and Davy were un- in Salt Lake City July 25 in The convention held Julius working Immediately for the begin tend Grantsville school Nielsen SaturMark Anderson said — Poultry-Turkey Mayor AMERICAN FORK as were occupants of the Glenn A Pickett Idaho Falls Power and Light auditorium under success of the program said injured the was “astounded” at he day at American Fork day “Utah county the largest agrl The school building one of the amount of bond allowed by the Grant car Sheriff Hal Christensen carrier of commodities in Idaho auspices of Ogden chapter conclud' cultural 30 it was anin the county in the state should and and accident Montana hearing oldest In the county probably will will be held July Wyoming investigated “A $5000 bond is practically ed with the annual association ban- have its agricultural group repre nounced by civic officials and court the Fails Cedar be abandoned Idaho Injured It July brought couplto nothing on a project of this nature Lion club members Saturday sented in the state legislature and U G Daniels Victor Idaho car- quet in Hotel Ben Lomond size Provo city and the con- City where they were treated we intend to see that this is so” Previously the date had been and were returning rier of commoditoies In Idaho and The people young lose tractors $50000 may easily time 4 of lack but set for July Mr Jones said from a dance at Kanarraville Wyoming hearing In Idaho Falls AutojCrash Kills for preparation and the fact that through this last delay and I was 11 6Y9 not court confident would July the accept available not concessions were Idaho Residents less than $50000 and that probably caused the postponement Summer School Set R R Man Hurt the bond would be $100000 Miller ha H John Chairman Talk 11 Bourbon'Gives HOWARD CITY Mich June summer ‘The difference PROVO— Registration will begin between MonOGDEN— Jennings Williams 37 called another meeting for (AjD— Four persons were killed and Monday at 9 a m for the elementary m In the city hall and winter construction would Ogden Union Railway and Depot Guss Salt of 7:30 at PROVO— p Hyman day a Woman was critically injured Sat- when committees will be named to amount to more than $5000 A mu summer school was Lake City director of the Utah PROVO— Brigham Young univer- grades short-tercompany brakeman Peterson to Hermese urday when two automobiles col handle the various phases of the nlcipal plant at the power company’s being treated in a Saturday according Democrats for Junior a State magazine sity’s twenty-seventannual Timpa tided head-o- n near here rate will earn a net profit of at least deep laceration abovehospital 4 celebration principal of the Brigham Young the eye in- addressed members of the Utah will hike be 15 held The dead were: R A Crawford and nogo $7000 a month for Provo city Every curred when he leaned too far out July university training school who is county organization here Thursday 16 and one of the largest Lee D Atkins 56 77 his month’s delay will cost the commu from a — groups in charge buildand boxcar the in and struck county moving city night 55 of all Mrs assemAtkins of mountain climbers sver and daughter Examined Children 82 nity that much" his head on a stationary car ing 69 S Sova bled for the event wilt be on hand Burley Idaho and John SPRINGVILLE — During four of Grand Rapids Mich according to C J (Chick) Hart Mrs Sova was the only survivor recent health conferences conducted director The hike was started back in 1912 of the crash She was taken to a here by Mrs Claja Sumslon public Can Yoti Grand Rapids hospital health nurse assisted by the P-- T by E L Roberts and' party of State police said they believed A and local physicians 82 children Provo climbers 'As tbs trips conAtkins was driving one automobile of tinued th crowds increased and of 104 enrolled to start SUPERIOR DRY and Sova the other the beauty of-- Mount Timpanogos MORGAN— By an overwhelming (school next year were examined soon became well known vote Morgan county landowner A Garr Thompson all of Logan Tribune Intermountain Service The mountain is 12000 feet high whose property would be included in on cadet officers Gus Paplnikolas and Ernest Paulos Th climb from Aspen Grove is CLEANING SPECIALS a proposed sou conservation district LOGAN— Forty-fiv- e Arnet of of Phillips Magna Hyrum colof Utah State the of five and a half miles A Agricultural program Saturday had approved creation Murwill be staged before th long hike lege reserve officers training corps lean ForkvGarnett Player of the district : LIMITED TIME ONLYI Of the 165 property owners voting will commence summer training at ray James ttandall of Ogden Bert begins Don't put up with of Malad Idaho Randall Thomas In a referendum on the proposal 154 Fort Winfield Scott at San Franto m p ormtntl SILK- - DRESSES LADIES’ At the assembly of students held Leslie Robison and Mildred Oaka-so- n voted for the district and 11 against cisco bay Monday Colonel J D Felter of Myton Melvin Greaves of COATS or SUITS Brown of the college military de- Preston Idaho Lavell Henderson SPRING leave this week to represent it e It Friday at Henager Business Colmoy of Swan Lake Idaho Forrest JenMEN'S SUITS or TOPlege Miss Sparkes was presented a HenagePs at the International ComCounty Agent C R Richards said partment announced Saturday sood Only S slight cadet officers will take sen of Montpelier Idaho Harold COATS Pearl Woodstock mercial School Contest to be held that final decision for creation of Thirty-on- e Award Pitt by in Chicago Jun 21 and 22 the district now rests solely with training with the 14 officers who Johnson of Ashton Idaho Tracy adjustment to mU Spoeiel Pricti on Sharblin end Mrt Everett tep- state soil conservation commit- were commissioned second- - lieu- Maero of Green River Wyo John the nine have Robof modol it Kemmerer McEwan Henager’s s produced Wyo — mem40 PROVO Congo Suite tenants of from the tee resentative upon graduation Approximately and a new World Chamof Pooatello Idaho bers of the Purchasing Agents’ as' ert' Munson college June 7 th Woodstock winners CHILDREN'S DRESSES during the last four years of Colonel Brown announced that Ross Peterson of Mink Creek Idaho sociation of Utah were guests of company The pion SPRING COATS LADIES' At contests same assem the thee McCltster A Salt of and PaGeorge Columbia Steel company and four of the student officers have test given by SWEATERS Emma DeKleva was presented Box Elder Hopes BLOUSES been notified that they will begin Lake City cific States Cqst Iron Pipe comhim was written bly SKIRTS SLACKS a with Dictation MAINSPRINGS Gregg The graduate officers who will pany at a dinner meeting Friday at a speed of active duty for one year in the regFoirTair Exhibit 102 net words Pin awarded by the Gregg Com' ular army They are Madison Hay' report to the same camp are Second night at Hotel Robert Ivory article ecientifleelly French dry roplocod i low oi pany Elvin Lieutenants Johq Aamodt of BounPrior to the meeting the associaBRIGHAM CITY — John How- ball Thomas of Logan per minute on itoam cleaned epotted expertly new material New Summer Classes ar starting ard chairman of the chamber of Thomas Wayment' of Ogden Lay-to- n tiful Stanley Burrell of Price Dello tion members made an inspection button! and preeied Only four 100- - June 1$ and 20 Special and regular commerce committee reports there Leroy Jay of Tooele and Ray Dayton of Cokeville Wyo Ralph trip through the two company plants email repair! (reel qARANTEED werd pins have courses re given during the sum Is possibility Box Elder county may Archie Hales of Spanish Fork Demolsey of Provo Joseph Lacey located at Ironton Arrangements Bernard Magnusson were under the direction of Lawbeen won by In- - mer months A position is secured have part of the space in the Utah The 31 student officers attending of Tooele MAIL ORDERS' HANDLED REPAIRS termountaln for every graduate Call writ or exhibits at the San Francisco and their first camp are John P Ahern Richard Preston and Grant Smith rence V Guild chairman: 'A V WATCH CAREFULLY! William McEwan of Billings purchasing agent for the of Fallon Nev Lorin D Briggs of of Logan t u dents three phone HENAGER BUSINESS COL- New York world fairs in 1939 S William Durrell pipe company and L P Guy purStreet floor haye bcen Hena LEGE 45 East Broadway Salt There will be six exhibits from Bountiful Robert Budge Enos Kemmerer Wyo ’ Bring and T ake get students: Gloconda Zumpano Lake City for new catalog and the state five of them will be scenic Carlson Walter Gardiner Wendell Nielsen of Hyrum Max Peterson chasing agent for the steel com1 present World Champion Marjorie complete information Visitors are sights In southern Utah and It is Homer Dean Jeffs Junius McClel of Collinston Mark Theurer of pany Us Your Charg Account Howe last year’s Business College welcome at any time It will pay thought (he Bear river migratory lan Delmap "Miller Clair Nelson Providence Barnard Clark White The meeting was the first since ’ STREET FLOOR I Rear) to get the best in commercial train' bird refuge would have sufficient Charles Olsen' Ralph Redford Rob of Paradise and Joseph Leo Zwah-le- h new officers were Installed Richard Champion and LaVort Sparkes LaVoa Sparkes Eleanor Fulton Ing of Woods Cross ert Simpson Alton C Sorensen and A Reid president was in charge (Adv) interest tq warrant exhibits Tribun Intermountain Service RESTON Idaho— Harvey Nel on SI of Frovo Utah was lodged in Franklin county jail her Saturday on open chagee pending further inveatigation and th outcome ef wound sustained by Waldo Peterson 28 Nelson’s cousin when Nelson allegedly shot Peterson in th left thigh during a quarrel according to Franklin County Attorney Ben Johnson The shooting occurred at th Amalgamated Sugar company farm better known as th Peterson ranch hear Dayton about seven miles northwest of here Nelson told officers he had been employed on the ranch of which Peterson is foreman about three months until Tuesday when Peterson fired him and paid him off Dispute followed Car Stranded Nelson went to Provo and returned her Friday in an automobile to get his personal belongHe was taking a shortcut ings toward Preston and was about a mil and a quarter from the ranch when his car became stalled in deep sand He returned to the ranch to obtain help and get a gun he had forgotten Employes of the ranch wer all in the field at the time Peterson returned to the ranch house in a truck and found Nelson talking with Mrs Peterson In the yard Peterson threatened to "beat Nelson up” according to Nelson's account Nelson pulled his gun on Peterson and shot him in the thigh He told Peterson’s nephew Arland Val Carso to report the occurrence to the sheriff and doctor and then ran into the basement of the house and hid behind a furnace threatening suicide Taken to Hospital Peterson was taken to a Preston Hospital hospital for treatment reports indicate that he sustained femur of the a compound fracture two inches below the left hip joint He also hemorrhaged severely Physicians report that he will recover unless unforeseen complications arise Sheriff William D Head soon arrived onthe scene and ordered Nelson to “come out” from tils hiding place Nelson obeyed without resistance and later explained "I Just lost my noodle” He asked about Peterson’s condition Sheriff Head 0 rifle on a found Nelson’s bed in the basement with one cartridge" in the chamber and 10 in the magazine A fired cartridge was found in the yard near th scene ‘ of the shooting Nelson allegedly confessed to the shooting to Sheriff Head Preliminary hearing will be conducted Monday before Probate Judge James Johnson k V Rohl-Connol- ly fy I 1 "’"VS nl " I CC Orders Heads Officers Farmers Open Drive to Reduce Taxes Hearings For Carriers UEV-Heari- stat'-departme- Rohl-Connol- ly att " 32-2- Reserve Club Elects Head J' District Abandons Old School ' ' Backers Change Poultry Day Timpano gos Hike Planned m h son-in-la- w AUERBACH’S m Owners Approve Soil Program I State College Cadet Officers Begin Ft Scott Training Depend it? 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