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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY A POPPY FROM A PEACH SUIT EXPECTED Dummy Locations Asserted by Former As- sistant Attorney General " WASHINGTON, May 2 (AP). tbat investigation of the Midwest Oil company , leases in the Salt Creek. Wyo., field would warrant government aults for cancellation wai expreseed (to the eenats public lands committee today by Robert C. Bell, former special assistant to the attorney general. BeU'a report, after an investigation made In UflS-2charged dummy locations and that interlocking stocK ownMidwest interests acthe gave ership tual benefit of acreage In excess of The limits. presentation of this legal report in the senate and a similar C. A. Bouton, also a former finding by department of justice agent, prompted the resolution under which the committee is acting. At today's hearing, Bell did not amplify his original charges, which were considered by the department of the Interior before the leases were authorized In l!t2l by the then secretary, John Barton Payne, He argued that the existence of record of contracts between WilN. liam O. Henshaw and William Fitahugh, controlling the group makacing the original locations later interests, unquired by the Midwestwas to receive der which Henshaw of the property for financing the work, was sufficient notice to their assignees thst the other names used In the location filings In order to obtain- large acreage were in reality dummies. Carl C. Bchuyler and former Governor Oliver Shoup of Wyoming, who organised the Midwest Oil company and the Reed Investment company, and negotiated the transfer of the com-- 1 locations to those panles, had full knowledge of those contracts, Bell said. Mr. Payne, who was before the committee during the week, told it that In hearings he held personally while Interior department head, and at which both Bell and Bouton presented their views. It had been found that no sufficient showing of guilty knowledge or reasonable ground to have knowledge of fraudulent locations on the part of the lease applicants had been made. X. WASHINGTON. May M (AP) Senate approval was given today to a resolution authorizing Investigation of In prospective, national park Naite and North Dakota. South Dakota senChairman Nya of the Wyoming. ate, .lands committee, who will head anthe", Investigating committee, nounced that the Roosevelt nd park projects in North Dakota and bouth Dakota and ; the- - Teton mountain project In Wyoming would be studied. The committee plana U visit the sites In July. I "Kll-de- ''' I . .Confidence . " ' - Police Vainly Senators Name Probe Mystery July for Study Of Boys Death Of Park Sites " ' Cuban Indians Resist Removal From Lands f HAVANA, Cuba (AP). The hiatory of the American Indian and his last atand against the advancement of civilisation ia in a "way being relived In Cuba, where the Caujeri tribe of Orient province la waging a legal war against coart summons to move on.InEviction proceedings have been itiated by landed interests, but the Indians refuse tq leave or to take any notice of the court orders. While the matter Is being settled In court small army of Cuban regulars is In charge. One parcel of land under dispute is the Mscambo reserve, which, owned, has been occupied since time Immemorial by the Caujcri. Just recently a lease was given to atart construction of a sawmill, but the Indiana,, last? of the famous deny the government right to move them, and in defense have started counter proceedings in court, in the meantime continuing to reside on the land of their forefathers. ... ll " V d if 1. , to The Tribune. MURRAY. May tt. Special The county fire of Chief department, under direction to Douglas Harker, made a quick run were flames when a. at m., I Bacchus discovered Issuing from the Bacchus Auto company building. The fire had being gained such headway before baOd-i teen that little was saved of the estl- -' was cars. two and Damage ing mated at SHOO, with $1000 Insurance. Gene Tunney tj'ou know who he is) was one of Miss Georgia LeffingAvell's first customers, buying a poppy" to help the campaign of the Veterans of Foreign Wars for funds for wounded veterans. Graded Wool Sold By Sealed Bids this valhusband, four children, her mother and father and several brothers and sisters. Interment will be in Archer cemetery. BOISE, Idaho, May It (AP). The Andy Little wool clip, totaling 730,000 pounds of graded wool, will be sold May 23 at Emmet t. The clip, one of the largest remaining In the Idaho market, will be handled through sealed bids. Three companies are combined In the pool, Little having hte largest Forest Supervisors Fear Bed Season pioneer residents of Erlg. tihe Is survived by her ley, Idaho, May 16 AP). Forestry officials were waiting with considerable anxiety the" outcome of the when thoufirst threatening week-ensands of fishermen and other pleasure seekers would Invade the abnormally dry timber areas of the state. During the past week temperatures have ranged extraordinarily high, and, acB. to Mains, Guy cording supervisor of the Boise national forest, the timber and underbrush are In dangerous condition. More than a hundred forest rangera and watchmen will be called Into service Iwa weeks early this year to have telephone lines and trails In condition to face the season. BOISE, d Matron From Pioneer Idaho Family Dies 1 REXBL'RG, Idaho, May J (AP) Mrs. Clara Brlggs Sharp passed away Friday. She had been a sufferer for some time with an Infection of the liver and had submitted to an operation. Mrs. Sharp was born in Idaho Falls twenty-eigh- t years ago. She. Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George 11 all 4 Capital's Blue Ribbon Horse (pedal to The Triboae. IDAHO FALLS. Idaho. May Water In the Snake river here Is at a higher point than at any previous time) this year, according to gauges- at the city power plant. A. raise of mora than six Inches has been recorded, since Friday evening. An Indirect report has reached the city that the approaches to the Groa ventre bridge are washed out. Teleto Jackson phone lines- Hole are down and no direct word ha been received. Washington out of these approaches Is not considered serious, tt is thoughS here, sa the damage can be easily from-Asht- - FIE ST PLACE la the lirhtwrlrht benters elzu at the annual Wist-- . lnjton Horse Show was won by Capt Doini,, owned by Mrs, Bernar F. GlmbeJ. Mrs. Glmbcl and Capt. Do&ne arc shown abovtv SCIENTISTS MEET OON. (AP). New and more terrible fatea for those vicious little vermin that Jo so much damage to crop In the northwest will be devised and discussed at the con; ference June ti, M and 17 of the Northwestern Assoclati! of Horticul- Special te The Tribune. POCATELLO. Idaho, Msy tt. Work turists, Entomologists and Pathologists, to be held' In Vancouvr and Vic- of oil treating the Yellowstone highB. C. six south of Pocatello Is progressing way of toria, Representatives ' BOISE. Idaho, May Highways Improved South of Pocatello highway between southern Idaho and California. The organization also ree ommended early completion of the state highway, to the Canadian border, decided to maintain a tourist agent at Boise, and accepted the offer of W. 8. Fullbert. Spokane to handle tourist routing out of the Waahlngton city. In the near future the association will send a junket delegation to Boise and southern Idaho communities to enlist support for the state highway. JUNIOR HIGH CLOSES. th Kelvinator Electric Refrigerator i i i i i i mt x a 120 MAIN to Tee Triboae, MAMMOTH. May H The grad uatlng exercises of the Mammoth ju nior high school were held Thursday. The address to the graduates waa by Alex J. jex, followed by a cantata Donna Anderson "The Swallows." delivered the valedictory and Superintendent T. E. BarUett presented the meaai. Special have used mv VERDICT FOR IU.500. BOISE. Idaho, May tt (AP). Vivian F. Baldwin was awarded 119.500 dam ages by a jury In district court yes terday for Injuries received when she was hit by a Singer Sewing Machine I Kelvinator for 6 DtdUi, Text I J luve ntei my Kfhinttor fie eigh it ii ytsri excellent utiffsetion. It keept the refrigerator mnck cooler, cleaner eni mart umiterj m every then tie oU methoJ. Gentlemen: i s v i it mj v wtj a Very truly yonrt, yean go vttj few of of the manifold convenience and people knew refrigeration . . . tie constant low temperature ia the preservation of food. At tost tune people were doubtful shout inytiing (or the hold tkit was eutomttttc nd mecnankaL Tbey dreaded the bilitj of interrupted service and punling adjustments. Sir housepossi- - zr. But the first Kelvinator ever made and told is still giving excellent satisfaction. It has run on, smootUy, quietly and economic illy, and through years of efficient refrigeration. 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The flood menace In the Jackson Hole country of Wyoming was minimized today after a night of battling br sixty men with the raging waters ot the Gros Ventre river. Last night some fear was expressed thst the Gros Ventre slide dam, four miles east of Kelly, might give way. Feeidents of Jackson, familiar with flood conditions In Jackson Hole country, said today the present high wa ter In the Gros Ventre river was- an annual spring occurrence, and that they did not believe the disaster ot two vears ago was likely to be re- Meet (oiill never approach--. -- I tt. .Ac . ai j Warm Weather Brings Annual Spring Floods i ammmmsmssmmsmitmmitwssmmmmasmmsmmmmmmsmsmsmmmmmmsmsmmKsmmmmmmms. BOISE; Idaho. Msy M (AP) Police and the sherlfra offica today were admittedly blanked fn their efforts to find an explanation for the death yesterday of Merlin Hawass, lumber mill workman, whose mangled body wsa found on the Union Pacific railroad near here. Deputy sheriffs and the county coro ner made a thorough survey of the place where the body was found and where Hawkea' shoes were discovered at a point police said was too distant from the railroad to have been thrown there bv the collision of the train when it hit Hawkes as he lay on the track. 'One of the men we have been questioning hasn't told all he knowChief of Police Andrew Robinson as Id this morning. He refused to name the man to whom he referred. Vlrrll and Lloyd Cooper, brothers, and William Curtis were questioned In the case, as they were known to nave been with Hawkes two hours before engine-me- n of Union Pacific train No. 17 saw the pilot hurl Hawkes' body ten feet off the tracks. Curtis was still held todsy, charged with Fobbing Vail Wiseman, a ranoh- er, of 1280 while they were In a hotel room here the night Hawkes left a dance hall to be found next morning on the railroad track. i ' peated. The Gros Ventre dam Is a natural land slides. dam formed by mountain tion trip of the Bannock county high About forty feet of Ihe dam gave way He states the roads In this two years ways. ago when the little town of Kelly w as destroyed. are condi county generally tion. LEWISTOV, Idaho. May tt (AP) He says that the district comprising Beneath a sun half hidden by cloudav Bancroft, Luna and urace was fa Lewiston broiled yesterday under vored with heavy rainfalls Thursday temperature of 101 degrees, the highand Friday, and that the crops gen est record of he year, and a mark North-and-South e northwestern states and British Co- rapidly, and a section of eight and erslly throughout the county are tn within one degree of record, one-thicomara conventine' condition. miles been lumbia has already at the for May. A dust storm that brought expected Booster $ tion. of blew a rain pleted. Thia gives an oiled road bed up very light sprinkle UTAH YOUTH BTJtTXXCXD. from a point approximately seven Snake River canyon, bringing soma TLOODI TILL XESE1T0U, stamiles of to south Pocatello rellefTke te Tribuae. Onyx Special LEWISTON. Idaho, May tt (AP). tion. Stela. pelal to Tke Tribune. The North-and-Sou- th GOODING, Ioaho, Uay 79 Genre Highway assoOlof Nelson of Logan, who. secured 00ODISO TEACHI irrnt, GOODING. Mi he. Way 2, afujie nwr. ciation held its annual meeting yesterwbo recently pleaded lulltj te Ttak youth, of the a contract for section HAS acre-fmpaving sow kas mlr from the IT:. (SORDINO. Idaho, liny it. Uiie Marias' hlihett many day, with delegates present Pothe Basermaa scbeol, at hlfh of theft of miles money south Jobnfton. teacher In the local acboola here asionnt for any tlm this year. Derfng tb approximately five central Idaho cities. catello, commenced grading Thursday. has been sentenced In diitrtrt eeart from laat year, and William Patten et Cochran, Bssides electing G. W. Elmera of peat week the Inflow Is tlte nwutir V. P. Havenor, county surveyor, en te fifteen, ynrs ia the state penltea. IT. 734 aere-fee- t .amount released the sad or., were aiarrled la Twin falls ensu-In- c for aa the Grangevllle president returned Frldey night from an Inspec tlary. year, the association went on rec was 1T.1M. ord as favoring the proposed cutoff Road 1 three-fourt- Fire Destroys Garage And Two Automobiles ly govern-mental- ly ' er 3 27, 1928. JL TV Utters axes' fci ITelvfiiater rrnuiTK oroO eitCTtuiraj taotu pssjoiu m ia not fubiua that names of the loritert, but the art set JU sa sear Detroat ofico. ttt ttadal SW Aers cubic t actnal food atorate wttn ) ft. ef liKlf.ipir "hlte laioer eiierloe wtilt lnte heavy wsie porcelain llor. ?ln:r5 u d'iriMe and eaaily cleaaei. 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