Show Dry Agents Arrest 9 Persons in inI I Raids Through State Jour our Stills Seized Several Hundred Gallons of Moonshine Liquor Confiscated Sweeping south through the state operatives under eorge A A. A Goates United States prohibition administrator for l ah lj this week seized four stills capable of producing aligns aU ns of moonshine daily confiscated several hundred aliens of moonshine and wine destroyed troyed approximately 1000 woo I lIons s o of oC fermenting fomenting mash nazh seized expensive ve sedan loaded th ith liquor liquor and amI arrested eight men x d one 10 woman oa on varying ch charges th the eighteenth amend- amend en i f The The foray southward culminated ulm tej Thursday night at Eureka when federal deta deral agents directed by L. L E. E a imond and aided by Sheriff h riff M. M oy of Juab county captured be elP e lerno John Colletti u John Jacobson and ThomI Thom- Thom and ani uncovered a I IO lion still gallons of liquor and kindreds of gallons of or math mash in the sert fifteen miles west vest of the tho thoI I p lo AIDS s KEPT EPT SECRET ohp other raids that had been ducted a day or two pr previously had hod been Kept secret ecret s so solto o oito ito avoid arousing arousing- the suspicions th the Eureka Eurela gang netted the fol- fol wing ving persons stills and Tine Ine O Oyler ler Fruita gallons of t Wilford Pie Pierce ce Fi Fruita uita f fifty fifty- if tj j still twenty gallons of mash mashI 7 deral d eral gallons of moonshine I Amon Anion Oler Loa gallon still v IOns o of moonshine and large Ai of mash George George Quinn e 1511 15 t 11 ri several gallons of lo Shine and gallons of mash widespread discovery o of ot ng and 1 liquor vending in ind d us communities should prove piove If r th the citizens of Utah that my pre- pre o ous statements about wide open renditions are well founded Mr MI j ate said Friday afternoon J ATES PLEASED I I t T The Eui eka raid is the most sata sat- sat a we o have made to 10 o far fai beI beus be- be I Lu us mining community has object of or one of the clev clever er er- er rings in the n nt eglons We e have received in- in merable complaints from mining there that th they y Cannot cannot i J lep heir men at work because of as to liquor I S t Lake City and county also aso alsore re k the throes of liquor strife i the outstanding events was wa a charge by F. F W W. ch 21 years of age an uner un- un er agent employed by the po poi e tIvice squad that he lIe and his Melvin McCauley 23 not subpoenaed by the clerk ij Tty City Judge John HJ H. Morgans Morgan's t urt to appear as witnesses in m the lse se ot of Harry Benson pu ported pu I pr pl etor of t tiie ne le Fairmont hotel dismissed for forI f testimony LWe We were in the city at all times I hards h said awaiting n to furnish our oui evidence and J fe When i representations t r rade lade ade in court COUlt that th witnesses SUPPORTED The operatives operative's asti as- as ti n was supported ted by Chief of I r Joseph sePh E E. Burbidge who as- as Ip f that the the could have been ch ach at any time tim though so EO far farI I IJ no no subpoena was issued r beir appearance nother scene of action was laid th office ol oJ County y ya a e B D Kelly with his assistant ymond R R. Brady Brad and David H H. ayton 1 of the police e squad the principal actors N N. H. H Tanner the sup- sup nl cast Smith 24 years jears of ot age who I Js s arrested Th Thursday at BroadI Broad- Broad I pt nd rid d West Temple streets with large org quantity of liquor accordI accord- accord I officials admitted being J man man for on of the j bootlegging rings in the theby by which he be was paid 5 3 a ar r Acting upon the assistant county orneys orney's suggestion Judge Tan- Tan ped a subpoena for or Smith to pea in court at 2 o'clock Mon- Mon ly r. r and disclose the thep p of his employers and their It was indicated that refuses he will be held in 4 J Jt t i pt 01 ot court and treated with r Justice Should this preces prece- prece s gathering ev evidence be cuc- cuc it was Intimated It will be ber r dJa d a regular practice EIFF IFF MAKES RAID Vom m the sheriffs sheriff's office c came me a aO avor vor er O of 01 investigators stumbling Cont Continued on page e 4 4 JS S SS S FEDERAL DRY AGENTS ARREST ARRESTS ARREST'S S 'S NIN NINE YE PERSONS W- W c Continued from l 1 page 1 Into a It concealed dugout that con- con taini a gallon still and i g gallons of mash while Willie searching Thursday at the mouth of f BIngham S f anyon Discovery terminated a a. a two day hunt r chance It was found that the y v Rater used In th the still stillS S 5 anie rom a stream that had been beenS' beenS S' S tt utilized d cl foi ore ore re leaching purposes y I that end and the tile product may y be highly poisonous Though none none of the tile S v t age r-age was found an alarm is beine bet beS be- be t S i lag ine 2 sound sounded d in the community I warning imbibers of the i.- i. ties of death lurking in liquor Fed Federal ral Administrator Goates late II Friday announced that he would I italic taJ law enforcement I on 01 Sunday at I ft ftc 3 n at the Phillips S church using as his text i Face and and Facts Sensational of liquor and graft rings in Utah brought an inCitation in in- Citation I atlon from from- the tile church members t he ar r first concerning cons con- con tt f s |