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Show TI I K SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORXIXO, JANUARY 6, 1929. Searchers Getting Closer to Trail Of Little June Nelson s Slayer -- NEVADA-FARM MEET HEADS V Slate Burrau Planning Annual Meeting in Reno January 21-2- 1 3. (Continued from Page One.) copal church. nd Alma T. Clayton attendance supervisor of the city schools. Musical numbers will be given by Mrs. Ethel Neelev. Mrs. Skldmore. Mrs. Van Oss and Mark v. Rewards for information leading to me arrest and conviction of the crossed the street, and my concern grew, for I knew fomething had happened to her that might be even more horrible. Certain Kidnaping Occurred Near Home. "I am certain that June was kid- naped at some point between our stand and our home." ftirs. meison. wno nas Been in a delicate condition for months, bore up bravely under an ordeal of questioning, and may be able Sunday to attend the funeral services of her first born. Sheriff Clifford Patten and Chief of police Joseph E. Burbidge. are working night and day directing their forces in the wide.spreading manhunt, investigating all sorts of clues which at first flush look promising, but which flatten out upon being tracked down. -Scores of Suspected Persons Reported.Scores of suspects and suspicious characters have been reported in the hysteria that impregnates the entire mystery, but no tangible thread has vet been detected. " Hundred of - persons.- - the ma torirvof whom were women, Saturday viewed the body of June Nelson in the rose' room of the Deseret mor tuary. 3ft East Seventh South street, and it is thought that the Ninth ward chapel. 418 Fifth East street, will be filled at the funeral services to bs held at 2 p. m. Sunday. Bishop W. E. Elieson of the Ninth ward, kept to his bed by Illness, will not be able to officiate at the funeral services, which will be conducted by First Counselor Leo Thayne, assisted by Second Counselor John Para- COUNTY vy. N. Main, Phone 116 Bmldenos Telephone, 90J TWO STATES WATER HELD Saturday night- - had leached a total of $3035. The new contributors are: Obituaries PROVO CarmiMM; GftM M a). Ami: Mart. Fbana 11M a rnaaa S.U . raaaa Oralie llosie Smith B. aV4 UBtTsnltr Haas Funeral aervlcea for Rosla Orall Smith wlU ba held Monday at mm 1 p. m. tn theTh-a,-pe- r ward chapel. The body may be ytewed Monday from p. 30 a. m. until 13 10 p. m. at the residence la Draper. Miss Smith died B.Y.U. Students Registered for Quarter Increase CUT AWARDS FOR PROJECT murderer j Former Store Executive Dies In Retirement L O GAN JTnTL C AC H E Office, 21 ' i Friday at her hom. She waa born tn l)ra- per. May W, last, and had lived there all her Robert Porter, owner of Ray & Bne U survived. ) life PROVO. With over 1300 hv her na rrrti Hhr Harvey's. $100; Salt Lake real estate rtudenta A. and and a Sarah 1. Fits Idaho registered Alfalfa Takes Seed Reclamation Unit Given large board. $50; Sanitary & Heating Encerald 8mtth, and the aumber more expected to regcultural brothers and gineers' association, $25; Joe Vinfollowins ister the first part of the week, bers of the Nevada State Farm buHonors From Utah, but s:sters: Bishop Heber cent of Vincent-Peterso- n Preference in. Acting on Building school will again get under way 1 and Alma F. at Ora reau from all sections of the state company, $150; Fraternal Order of per. La Grand of kt the Brluham Young univerLoses Spud Honors. Eagles No. 67. $100; O. B. Berrien, River Requests. will gather at the University of NeSpanish Fork. Mra Logan 7, sity. Monday, January & Iron Fay Maxwell of Ma- - Oralla Inlt Smith, .Wire Crageer Works, $100; to John E. Hayes, regisA vada January 3 for the annual na; Mrs. a W. Parker of Salt Lake; Mrs. Salt lake Letter Carriers' association, trar. William Oarslde of Maana. and Misa Ethel Loan Corporations." 550; Mrs. E. M. Bartlett. 315 South LOGAN. Winners In the various Smith and Misa Virainia Smith of Draper over are several s who Students other applicaIntending Priority Chief among the speakers will be First West street. $25; Mr. and Mrs. classes of seed Intermrnt will be in the Draper cemetery to attend school during the - Samuel display at the fourth tions for water diversions from the under direction f tha Deseret Mortuary John Devlch. 219 West Second South H, Thompson of Chicago, should winter quarter register company. of street. $25; Ben Harmon. 1143 South annual tha American Farm Buseed Logan river was" given Saturday president ( during the early part of the reau federation, who is expected to Fifteenth East street, $25; Oustaf held at the coliseum, in con- - George M. Bacon, state engineer, to week, according to Mr. Hayes, Mrs. BriUa .Anderson - discuss, among other thinps, the Adolf Male Chorus. $10; local No. 63, nectlon with the Ouden livestock r as then they would have but Mrs. Drltta Anderaca. . died Saturdar status .cf farming, In the. United Operative Plasterers & Cement Finannounced hw'.w-erthe by. to to work Judges, Logiui make ten rlver.for the the up e days afternoon at In bow of b dauahr, aX .righuon , ,Bttts.TiRr'I!: ishers' International association; $25. Evans, t president Andre Hogenson, extension aerono- - tmiuvi r!ih voiw rismiiinn mi- Jonnson. 2M South B ate itreet. . ae up with students who regisand manager of the Federal mist at the Utah Agricultural Murrar. Bh bad resided In aturrar Ihirtr tered at the beginning of the This action followed a recent! Still Following rear. Credit bank- of Berkeley, the lege, and D. C. Tlngey, assistant hccrihE at Losari atlrr notice .had! ts .due to; the.,, quarter.1--This Available Cine. Every isrk Anderson I snrrtved or alra. other speaker --from outside the state, Agricultural-beeDeUtah on two otmr daughters, Mrs. Emma West-li"winter quarter starting published of the jcstorattoir of Police officers and sheriff's depu- agronomist will talk on Intermedial Credits of Salt Lake and Mrs. Anna Anderson cember 10 .while the Christ- - , cumuli, oaturaay, oome the Logan river to entry. ties still are following every available FcimicHi. was and the aona, rruV'W. of sroekholm. Sweden: of Organization Livestock; to attention the fact that started December mas The given order Issued the" state - Loan holiday by engl clew. A report received from the ef Bait Laae and Alfred Anderson of Mur- Corporation-.'.- ' ..Vied.. With Idaho ner-- Saturday oIvm nrlnrltv nf 2L Nn, t tmo srandchildren and eight rar; Idiho state penitentiary that a noAmong Nevada experts addressing this being the first year vember 20. 1928," fo Uie application . torious degenerate convicted of as- successfully, nas me farmers win oe r. B. Headley, mat Deen or luaiio at acre 15.500 United the States lor represented sault on a young girl at Twin Falls the seed show. On the other head of the department of farm dehand, feet of water from the East Fork of probably is in Salt Lake City at while Utah has prided herself somevelopment of the University of NeSam uel Singleton and Little Bear river .. present has caused officers here to what as a producer of alfalfa seed. ; Little Bear river vada agricultural experiment sta-- : to. the application of the and itself., Blhiletoh. Samuel prominent tlfure In him. lookout a for sham t keep, is to be "Short-CO. D. Cbughlin tion, the honors went to Idaho. tha Industrial and buslnesa Ufa of Emery United States for 20.000 acre-feto A man answering the general deMethods in Calculating Feed to admitting interstate be diverted from Little Bear, Black county, died at his home In Ferron Saturda addition in after a ahort illoets of pneumonia. He aaa scription of one said to have moRation;, Cost of Production, Etc."; ior tne iirst time this smith For and Logan rivers, lested women and young girls re- competition president of the Etnerr oountr bank, pnn- - . Cecil W. Creel, director of the Nea which fact to IX O. year, is Passes in second owner and oraanlaer ot tha Ferron brought the Ogden cipal priority application Coughlin vada extension cently Is reported by W. Rjzer. city tne Idaho exhibit at service; George Booperatlve store, vice president of the Chicago, the of the Logan. Hyde Park & Smith Wftlpr In jnrrnr tn h.v. hoo, run show Bown Livestock companr and etenie!y Schweiss, field entomologist of the this is year featured the dec- field Canal company for 55 second Away in Seattle; Was Interested In other wart la livestock, agriNevada state quarantine office, who Thursday near the Mountain Dell orations In sheaves of by feet of water from the Logan river, and v and busineaa. culture grain reservoir in will discuss the alfalfa meal situaParley's canyon. This Mr. Singleton waa born In Americas For'x a priority date of November 21, man wore a long dark overcoat and bunting which had not been provided with Health., Seeking November 9, 1SSB. tion, and J. D. Yeager of Simpson, His parenta cam from 1928. The application of the Logan The awards formerly. announced a light slouch hat. among tha earliest emlgranta. He who will make the president's annual are: at Northern Canal company for Two Utah Home Economic England, married Clara B. Lawrr oi MsaU. January Mr. Rlzer said the man carried no Certified potato: Russets Pint. address."" Others prominent in vari- dise.second of from water 17, ISai. Ba bag atnea U7I resided tn feet the Logan Seed Grower' association. Hubert O. D. Coughlin. who lert Salt Lake ous phases of Nevada agriculture are Apostle Ballard Among traveling equipment and attempted Ferron. was placed third with a priority Hold to to get awav without revealing his secend, Nephl Hubcr, Midway; third. Wayne river la aurrlved br his widow, (our daughHa last Specialists from the July, expected to be on the program, which Speakers at Service. withdrawing post Whiting. Charleston; fourth, Don 8tanell, as or November 22, 1928 ters, Mra. Elva 8eelr, Mrs. Thurnelda features. .Mr, Rizer offered the man. Ahkm, has not yet heen completed. Ma ho: fifth; Brrnson Huber, Mitf- tra-rOther armltcatiens were riven of. merchandise- manager far. Walker ;, will- be a ride., which was. .refused. uw.huul.Lwm.. Mr. ' &red CHnsriw: 'and. Mism-r'Demonstrations. A. feature of ....the assemblage Brothers Goods .Drywill F Speakers at the services died Faun Singleton: and one son. Morris toecmpahy? as City," priority A. D. sa 'BH BaBaTdi'th'e Meiviir Rer: First," was J. v.rn he Frederlekunn. Kjwstte to "coin Bark'Citvl saying Funeral services will ba held at 63 a farm bureau training school in from Black Friday night in Seattle, to which city Second, Waantch County 8ed aasociatlon, divert 85 second-feE. Butcher, rector of St Paul's Epls Ferron Tuesdar afternoon. ana aia not want any lifts." - bi organization, which will occupy, one Heoert. third, Pltmtn Bres smith Fork with priority date as of he had gone on the advice of physiVernon fourths Sid Pheraen. Vernon'"iltth, Ow November 23T 1928 r Little Flower cians that he resids in a lower alti- -- PROVO:Mba Afton OTteU. mornjng,; Crubb. Aahton. Idaho. On tha evenine before the sessions tude. He was with Walker Brothers Cobblea First. E. F. Chamberlain. Circle- - Mining company for one:half second clothing specialist, and Mrs. Effle William N. McEntire ; five years. begin, the presidents and secretaries Green canyon, viue. n'cunn, wasaicn gouiur Heed as- root of water from S. to Tha Tribune. Barrows, home management spe Special Mrs. of local farm bureau will gather for his was wife, Gladys sociation. H'ber; third, Waller Brown. with a priority- as of November 24. Coughlin, OODEN William N. 'McEhtlre. It. piocialist, both from the with him when death came. Charleston; fourth. Elmer C. Gardner, lib- 1928; North Logan Telephone dinner. and neer of Weber oountr, died at a local in be will Utah llfth. county erty: college, Henry Goebel, Anhton. Idaho. Electric Light company for 2 second will be brought to Salt The body an illness of following Early Ohlos First. Phersen Bros., Verduring the coming week, according to severalSaturdar, rears, Mr. McJfotlre araa aoni ra PEACE PACT UNDER non: tecond. Bid Phersen, Vernon: third. feet from Water canyon for domestic Lake for burial. Vilat the Misa of Jorresr Bill. Chatham Mar 1858, Va., 4, and came e'retary P. D. Grubb, Ashton. Idaho: fourth. Henry purposes, 'priority date of Notwribf to Utah in 1868 and settled In Farr West. Utah county farm bureau. Goebel. Ashton, Idaho; tilth. Ashton ComSWANSON: BROADSIDE 26. 1928, and the North Logan Tele waa He In work for construction engaged A demonstration will be given by munity, Ashton. Idaho. tha O. 8. L. and D. U K. O. railroads, and Idaho Rurala First, Otto Steltlemelr, phone and Electric Light company Odell Miss at Tuesday, Springlake, drove team mule a for -Brothers Walker (Continued from Pate Out. J Legislation to Injure Strict Ashton. Idaho: second, Henry Ooebet. Ash- ior 2 second feet from Water canyon Lake. He waa a driver en tha first January I, While two demonstrations of Baitcars ton. Idaho: third. Hoasner Bros., Ashton. with a priority as for power purposes, waa Prohibition Ha in horse married one in Ogden. Enforcement will ba Mrs. Barrows, bore which, nevertheless, the thing given by Idaho; fourth. J. F. Caldwell. Ashton. 18X4. Mr. McEntire resided at 113 Qutncr LONDON, Jan. 5 (). King George mastic label of "peace" and thus for tha southern part of the county avenue. Idaho; fifth. Bert Zimmerman. Aj.),l. of November 26, 1928, Idaho. Among Suggestions. at Spanish Fork. Tuesday, and one He Is survived br nig widow, Olive Raw- could be given senatorial indorse held his own today, despite restlessBlue Victor First. Wasatch rtonnt lu ment. for the northern part of the, county goo McEntire, and eight children Bishop Growers' association, Heber: second. Sanness. It was said that this latter conW. R. McEntire of Hunlsvllle, Fred W. Mcat American Fork, Wednesday, Jan- Entire Charleston: third. Ben Whit-in- t. Legislation making It mandatory ders Anderson, America's First Security of Bait Lake. Mrs. Alma Anderson dition was to be expected at the pres9. Wallsbura: fourth. Raw Phersen. Veruary of that of James A. McEntire of Clearsoft drink properitors parnon: fifth, J. F, Frederirkson. Vernon Rests Upon Navy, Claim. ent stage of his slow recovery from lors and allied concerns give bonds Miss ODcll's demonstration will be field.Rlverdale, Mrs. Adam Frlckeltoti of Soldier SumRurals, N. V. First. Wasatch tlnunlT Mra. on Ben mit. for shoes and tha Hawkeg of Marriott, Horaea posture America's security rests upon an weeks of Illness. The evening bul- to insure strict obedience of the pro- 8ed Growers- urnclsvtion. Heber: second. proper Three Hundred Model on McEntire and Mra. Otto Larsen of Ot- children, and will start at 10 a. m. A. adequate navy, Swanson pointed out. letin, signed for the second consecuhibition amendment is a measure to William Whltlnr. Charleston: third. w.n and of California., Frank den, Whltlna. Charleston; fourth. D. A. t. Other phases of community health Sight brothers and McEntire He reviewed the steps leading up to Display; Fifty Miles a will be considered slaters and thlrtr grandby the legislaHeber: fifth. Arvll Bcott. Charlesdemon-tratlo- n also be The taken children aurviva. also up. funeral will Tha the multilateral pact, the notes and tive evening by only Sir Stanley tive committee Monday ton. of the Utah State Mu, Gallon Car Shown. will be held at the Springlake take place Tuesdar at I P nt. at the Thir resertations which later will be the Hewett and Lord Dawson of Penn. nicipal league, meeting in Mayor Noncertlfled potatoes: Early nhio A. O. Belnap teenth ward chapel. Bishop : house. First. Everett Glover, Ashton, Idaho; secbasis for bitter debate, and then de said meeting John F. Bowman's will The burial will be In the was an- ond. Otto Bteialetnelr. Ashton. Idaho: third. Mrs. Barrows' demonstration will Ogden.official.. 'In spite of a restless dav. the nounced Saturday. office, it Parent-Teacher- s' clared: Cttr cemeterr. under direction of NEW YORK, Jan. 5 W. Motor As Irfwey Bulster. Ashton. Idaho. Logan be home on all Lindaulat and Bona, Friends mar call at s management, condition remains unchaneeri "I have reached the conclusion king RUSietS First. Vauahn navls. Anhlnn. Mayor Browning, chairman of excelling in comfort and splen- women of the communities are in- the familr residence Mondar and Tuesdar sociation Backs Proposed cars Idaho: second. Ashton Mah school. Ashthat this treaty is a mere gesture for No bulletin will be issued until to- committee, commented that he the beuntil time for the dor funeral. of vehicles the and royal kings vited to be present at the meetings. Idaho; tlUrd. A. H. "ateman, Ashton. lieves such a law would materially ton." peace; that as a peace pact it will be morrow evening." 810 Increase. Iftiho emperors today attracted the atten Representatives cl the Relief socie found ineffective and disappointing. mis announcement was the more minimize the number of liauor Bliss First. .?. 1. Fredertckeon. Vernon viola. tion ot milled who thousands ties or the Utah stake and repre"'No nation can rely upon it for welcome to watchers at Buckingham tlons with the bonds hanging as al second. Mary Duke Ashton. Idaho; third. Frank Philip McClinton Central Grand for palaqe through sentatives of H. .the various farm bu Russell. Roy. palace because the mornine bulletin unanraai tnreat oyer the heads of me J. protection. :.vl&aANrMembers of the Logan tne twenty-rifti- th Frank FMttifi'MrCliriSori; an: rt'ei flnK national automo- reaus at expected to be m CoWleTFlTSf.. Avert Oaf dnerrrfbfW notet a defmlt'improvenient over-- " proprietors. He said' that other memat the familr residence. I'M West Third Parent-Teachdar includ E. bile shew. second. W. association, F. ' Crlddle,, third, Morgan; Bouth atreet. He had been a reaideut of ,. Coolldge, since in his Armistice day night. This development was taken bers of the legislative committee of v Mnnei. Ashton. Idaho. Three hundred ing eight local organizations, have the models, prod. Lake for tha past eleven rears and Salt as evidence Blue Victor First. J. J. Frederlckson, indorsed the that His Majesty's "will the league had commented favorably speech, in whioh he mentions the Increase of uct $10 of the at nation's the proposed time ot hit death wag employed at greatest engineer vernon: secona. w. e. Crlddle. Morton proposed multilateral treaty, he to live," described in the recent re- toward such a law. the Semloh hotel. He la survived br a widow per school child in state aid for edu- ing talent, brought to the millionaire iniro. wiinam north Onden. Barrett, view of his case a to and recommends and two sisters, residing in an brother the medical Other matters to be considered by Idaho Rural First, Frank 8telKlemelr, cational purposes, according to Mrs, and the strongly given adequate hand an automobile other atatea. Funeral arrangements will navy for national defense and the journals, was nrovinrf a vaHanr nin the legislative committee in their asnton. laano: second, w. H. Pierce, Ash. Herbert J, Pack, president. The pro for 1929 factory affew could which ba kings later. announced ton, Idaho; third, Athlon high school, Ash protection of our great foreign Inter- in his long and tedious fight. meeting, scheduled for 2 p. m., posed bill, which would raise the fund ford to produce for their personal ton, Idaho. ests and commerce. of the gas tax fee .... Fotaio display First. Wasatch County irom 123 to 3S per child, would pro- use. M. Dauiey so that streets in municipalities Mrs. orea vide an additional $30,000 for the Lo urowers' association. Hber; second. From the tiny creations of a Brit may Coolidge Showi Lack of NINE PERSONS DIE . be improved or constructed through ure Bpeclaj to Tn Tribune. uyoee, Koy; third, George schools. to Ish gan run city manufacturer, guaranteed Kden Confidence, Swanson Says. ELY. Ner Mrg. W. M. Dawler, S. (fed that source; the licensing of all drivAccording to Mrs. Pack, communiOnions: Best ten bulbs and seed First, fifty miles on a gallon of gasoline, IN SWEEPING STORM ers at her home In Ruth. January 1. after ; who can pass a rigid driver's ex- Glen 'This pact has.not been considered O. Smith. Bountiful: second, cations urging the passage of the to the huge, luxurious limousines, the four days' Illness with pneumonia. Survivachim in sufficient its amination and the denial of licenses by Km!hten, Hooper, R D. peaceful' proposed bill will be sent to all state 1929 show provides a range of cars arg iter husband and four sons, three TAMPA, Fla. (JO. A tattered ing Whom, Best to others; a law to have First. William Knighton, legislators J. E. Ira and V. W. Dawler. complishments to Induce him to re'Continued from Page One.) by the Logan Parent to meet the individualistic whims of American flag that was said to have of city court Hooper. display R. a: second. Glen O. Smith, Teacher association. at Ruth. The other son arrived from rcstda duce in the least his demands for an juries chosen from lists of taxpayThe city board each motorist. onnni.'im. WilIdaho Wednesday evening. .Funeral services ths body of President increased navy. ing fallen during the last few hours, ers rathr than promiscuously by Certified aUalfar Grlmmr-FlrsThe products of more than thirty draped s Isrl of education also favors an increase chapel in liam McKinley when it lay in state were held at the "His contention in this respect, witli biting cold Sterllnr. Idaho; second. Ray in state aid for schools, according to years of automotive J "vm me" BC random, and Strascheln, this city Friday and Interment waa in the evo ;L following. engineering in House the White assas after his nannury. nnni. itar.oi third. E B. Fisher; the of Elr despite this treaty, is wise and the cemetery. limithig a. l.. 1929 Peterson. nsw city judge's re models have power Porkland, Idaho: fourth, i. W. Siaugh, superintendent lution, the In Chicago rain and snow has been to relrnsa' sination has been to the Ho apprehends the troubles nrisnnprK fmm ioii Aberdeen. Idaho. finements and innovations . which seamen's home herepresented and dangers which will accrue to us falling for twenty-fohours, and to- duce fines after sentence has been ' cossfrt First, Frank Thametz. Twin force the excellent cars of 1928 into Mrs. J. W. Delmore Made In 1876 first was used at raus. laano. night rain bspan turnini? into snow. pi"iiuuncea. from deficient naval armaments. obsolesence. The man who goes to the New York it Special to Tha Trlburw, celebraFirst, W. C. Kennedy. Jerome, "He wisely concludes it is better to No airmail planes left Chicago dur The meeting U being called with ionCommon centennial, the show convinced that last year's tion and later occupied a place of FXr. no. raJ j. w. Delmore. wife of the day. A rapid fall in tempera- tha intent of submitting bills to the Certified trait our rights and security to naval ing one of Ely's prominent automobile beans: Oreat Northern First, model is running fine and Is good honor in the ballroom ture was forecast and Chicago was state legislature, when Presi tn Pine general hosdied tha White which have incor- wrnrwe Beimels. Kupert, lOahO. ships than to this peaceful gesture, due enough for another season, cannot dent McKinley was Inaugurated, Af pital here Thursday morning, to awaken to zero weather Sun porated the views of the Noncertlfled beanai Oreat Northern after a although concurred in by all nafeel his fine car of but yesthat legislative nrst. renion help of fthe was 40 Illness month'a was ter next it Cunningham. dav pneumonia, the assassination, tions." committee. The legislature convenes Idaho: second. L. S. Cobb. Filer. Rupert. morning. is numbered among the is survived by of age last years terday Idaho; of from llown mast soldiers' ths the cold was next out Swanson pointed that under intense reported from the third. Wlljiam Winter; Rupert. Idaho. Wednesday. husband, four daughters and a sou. of today. It is the great sailors' monument In New York her Red Mexican The legislative committee members the Funeral services will ba held Sunday. Firat, Chria HesselholU Two charees interpretation the far northeast of the countrv. 20 in 25 aealnst Wll'Iam American, game of changing the and Castleford. Idaho. when reviewed President Roosevelt wars excluded irom the treaty "are aegrees rjeiow zero being recorded "ei, W- A- - Fraser, Salt Lake; Groesbeck, former deputy county public's mind Just when it Is well the fleet on its E. Certified fcarley: TreW First. O. departure for the as limitlsss as the or the in northern New York and the east-ear- n Christensen. Cpdnr ratu- - tv, Edward Garner Murray, second: Wayne Whltina. treasurer, alleging that he embezzled made up that the automobile manuHenry world tour in 1907. Canadian provinces. - ambition of nationsimagination wouotn. opanisn Fork; Frank may desire. criddie. Morgan; county money, were dismissed Satth,r1 to The Tribune. have succeeded to playing facturers Since then it had been aloft only Special '"U1U1, noer inomas. U. O. Irtabo.r-HenRnstollv afternoon Edward District POCATELLO, urday ,inh. Judge successfully. Every AVar Is Waged Under Noncertlfled barter: Trrbl First. Frlteh Chris Mathison onby recommnda-tioKANSAS CITY. Mo., janfs (XTP) ''once until hauled to the masthead of Garner. 1. eon ef Mr. and Mra. Henry IS. n the Lduyo. noDOs. Nephl; W. W Ftreechen. Shoahpn. Idaho: second, C. W The icy hand of winter was laid on 531 CuiES of Son in It here home at home. had after died the the Oarner, recently lamily of District Attorney E. A. Tk'o Air H' ' Brown- Manti; Jones. Aberdeen. Idaho. ors'v-crand midwest states to- 1 been presented with appropriate ex Oarfield, Baturdar. after an illness Officer oats: ".Certified Pratt. Ogden; Jacob Coleman, First. M. T. Rogers. Victory Practically every war that has southwest UnHan s Mi la weeks. The at body It will rest in a glass case in dertaking company rocked the world in the last century night as a cold wave sunr!3nted a Prove: Jsnoc L?ster. Murray; H. C Woodhoiise. Groesbeck Is now serving time in Crash ercises. Killed in Swedish Select First. O Kssaorm, Mur' could ba blizzard room at swent that out the home. of norththe the reception thestate under on one of Justified the interpre west. Maugaan, Logan, and Frank Olsen' ray. R, b.j second. W. E. Criddle. Morpenitentiary The death toll already has Price. tation of the treaty, Swanson said. three embezzlement charges brought tMrd. James Ritchie. Chorleslon. gan: WASHINGTON,. Jan. 3 W. Two - Certified . wheat: Federation Flrat, O. against him, while the "state board second "X hardly recall-- a war that has oc- reached eight. lieutenants of the army air Kasworm, Murray. of curred during this period that has that GERMAN WAR DEBTS Thermometer Drops agreed pardons already Diek'ow corps reserve irom First. EJmer Wall. Wallsburr; ne Field, Va, will be paroled January 11, next, were killed early Langleywhen second. A. E. Berkman, M'ber. engaged did hot claim Following Storm. their today -- it to be a war of DISCUSSED BY GILBERT Noncertlfled corn- Oolden popcorn at the conclusion of a year of in piano crashed and near burned Weal her conditions January S. 1939. After fighting a blizzard most of Mrst, second and third, Lawrence r. carceration. "Every government that engaged A high pressure area ,l centered over Va. Heathsville. Hooper All of set 4n the world war insisted it was today, residents of some section nf three the charees a forth Idaho and has brought generally clear skiea (Continued froiii Page biie ) Japanese rice popcorn First. Lawrence WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 5. They were Dean C. Johnson, a na the middle west saw. tha thermometer over Idaho. Wyoand colder - waged on their part for uroes temperatures as .while inai oecic, Hooper. acting dep. tive of Crete, Neb., and Oster- - President Coolidge today sent to the ming, Utah, Colorado, New Metico and the Mnerry. OoMen Bantam sweet corn Third. C. A Thus this treaty would have been rpiaiy aeenne tonight, reaching a said unofficially thit she would Inuty county treasurer under his broth. man, whose mother livesHarry. Voso plains states. Increasing temperatures W. of at senate the nomination Oglesby sist a low Crden: fourth. Lawrenca that the amount be at least $10 Orobcry. oi degrees below zero. er, E. J. Groesbeck. stole money to III. In Montana. Rain has fallen wholly ineffective in restraining any Call to the United States marshal for were reported Hooner. Skies were clearing in most of the pop,cofl 1.000. Other of the allies have atatea with .1 of the governments that participated taling $1367. He pleaded guilty to Yellow Dent corn First. C. H. Chao-rade- - generally over the ineasterntwelve hours J. Ward, Ray Utah, succeeding pre- storm the at the Chicago but falling area, position that German payin the world war. strong winds were Ruper'. Idaho: second. N. W. Allen. the first charge and not guilty to the Funeral Services Held " re will nomination be m. ceasad. The 0 p. ceding "This interpretation given by the whipping the snow into greater drifts ments should equal the payments Merld'un. Idsti(i(. third. T. B. Allen. two that were dismissed Saturday. Salt Lakg data at City; to committee for the Comparative ferred Judiciary Meridian. Ida ho fourth. F. W. Mitchell. and to sendine new inw w the inercurv of Degrees.' unitea 5tate3 upon Nampa, Idaho: fifth, C. F. Ca.-- , Nam pa. state, and acquiesced in secretary Minidoka Farmer report: favorable action is antici Highest temperature today-....., il, by all the signatories, permits gov- levels for the winter. Snow and colder Uielr war debt to this country. Idaho. pated both by the committee and by Highest 1rr this mouth a.uce 1(74 ..... 20o ernments desirous of engaging in were ins forecasts the weather man France has asked that the German to The Tribune. Special recom Lowest last night senate. Smoot Senator the held for the middle section. payments not only equal NEW DATE FOR MEETING. 20. war to be unrestrained by this treaty, lowest this month since 1874 .... .... RUPERT, Idaho. Funeral services mended the aDuointment of Call 24 From Bav Citv. Texas ramp fh to the United States, but also fer today because all they will have to do is to LOGAN.Msmbers of ths Logan for Charles Pettitt. 58. farmer on the full month ago, but the nomination Mean . .. ........ Normal .... .... first cost the pay of of reconstruction of her post of the American Legion will hold reports death from the storm claim it Is a war of self defense. Minidoka project for the past six- was delayed, in .the department of Inches. "Its significance as a solemn peace which brought little snow, but much devastated territory. for the 24 hours their Tegular monthly W. Vasco CaU. Brlgham City, was teen years and resident of the Paul Justice to permit the acting marshal Total precipitation meeting While , 4 . some wtnri t.h m tn rain, and stronz T at the ; p. American ending pact by these interpretations disap Lone government Thursday, January .10, at S p. m., in nominated to the senate Saturday, community, were held Wednesday af- to complete some special woric m Total for this month to data . v Star state. Five persons were has refused to take any official pears. the of commerce room, in- to be United States marshal for Utah. ternoon from the Methodist church which he vats engaged. Senator King Accumulated chamber part to excess month for thig Swanson referred to the British itiuea wnan a storm ripped through in the coming reparations conferstead of of is a member cf the committee to 11, the u:;ual date of President Coolldge submitted da'e the in Paul, the Rev. B. F. Meredithceme4 Bay City and search was going on to- ence, it has announced that if the meeting, January 62 ........ to i date Total October since reservation to the pact that, in announces Commander with in interment the ficiating, which Call's nomination has been Accumulated excess since October I . . nomination, which was recommendof the world in which she night among the. wreckage of farm European nations involved wished O. Peterson. The annual re- ed to him by Senator Reed Smoot. tery there. His widow, formerly Miss referred, and has received no protest Bun rises at 1 M and sets at S I Jaou- - . claims "special and vital interest, she home and netrro shacks for possible the aid of American financial ex- ports of the various committees will Maud and their Duff, child, only since the recommendation went to err lf2. OBSEKVATTONS TAKE TES-Mr. Call has been active in Reperts in setting the differences this be given. WEATHER " will permit no interference and may additional bodies. survive him: Harold, the president. publican circles in Brlgham City for TERDAT AT P. M . MOUNTAIN TTME. nuneni wouia have no objection dictate unrestrained by any provi- 61.At Bernard, Kan., Ernest Allison, guYt a number of years and at one time to dentist, to American private was.found frozen ACTION death UPHELD. of citizens COURTS the sions treaty." working PROEE OF DRY LAW acted as county chairman. He will Vice President-Elec- t "To this condition of signature in the yard of his home. - Exposure with the European eitwrta in No error was committed by the trial succeed the late J. Ray Ward. The TUT UP TO wparations plan to replace prescribed by Great Britain-- . Secre- to the int;nfe cold Is believed to have disHOOVER court To Hare New Auto of Salt Lake county when it office has baen filled since last May caused his death. Silas Long Bow, P"1 " tary Kellogg made no reply." de- 65. missed .the complaint of Cecil ThompO. Chief H Pack. by Statlona Deputy e S or a'!'1!sae Osage Indian, was found frozen to . interest to the American gov Cca:;aurd from Pate One.) clared Swanson. son, administrator, etc.; end H. B. WASHINGTON, Jan 5 UP. Sen death nsar Pawhuska, Okla. ernment was the contention by GerCole against the Bown-- . Livestock ator Curtis will have a new automo : !f I: I: many that she no loneer was ahu n conducted by members of the senate, IS'erada Judge Grant$ I company, and others, ana walker bile when he becomes vice president 'Jack of Diamonds" Grls Loss Among Livestock :v was he but he that today willing ,2was 4. of n.nu1 held Brothers the : it Bankers, March on , by Itrokatc Scfwralion let . the matter cf membership rest by Canchrrs. mu.uwwu marxs io the aules. If to 00 Clear Boise Robbpriet Reported Long Term state supreme court in a decision President Coolidge has recommend Cherenne Sdl !! Welfare workers reported that the these payments were reduced and with Mr. Hoover. 1; .00 Clear ; $5000 Ohtcaeu down Saturday. The handed ed S. congress appropriate. divorce ( A .that Jan. Of final RENQ, WW waa The opimorf sudden descent oi winter was caus the allies insisted on redueinr nav- ,trirtr expressed by Sen DENVER. Colo.. Jan. 5 JP. and exchange ot Denver Mr m related to the ownership of "for the, decree carrying with it a settlement i.vi .eoOar " ack of Diamonds" ing- much suffering among the poor of ments to thtr country,' it would be- ator Edge that he and Senator Joney rer'a self style 484 bonds of the Oreen River" Irriga an automobile for the vice president, Od Jrtn 5i3: !l more was than $3,000,000 no I .an clear involving would have in come J4 as a difficulty tne Helena composing matter for action by the cmei the wind swept through bandit, Paul McNess, 28. today was fiscal year 1929," Indicating that the Kan. City S4 .isr'.ar ' 16) ti' their views; He said his purpose in granted this morning at Carson City tion district. thetr inadequate houses. Cattlemen United States. enteneed by Judge George F. Si ... .00 Clear machine which has been used by Vice Lander . . desiring a civilian commission was to in the Armtby county court of Nelee in the district court to twenty to also reported loss imom livestock. MEET. TO EDUCATORS 701 .w Cldy COi President Dawes will be "traded in." Loa Ang Gilbert's Annual Report take the proposed investigation whol- vada, when Mrs. Nannie' L Erokaw 4l 20i .oeriesr Minneapia to Tha TribuhaO thirty years in the state penitentiary Except for several counties in the Published Special was from divorce Clifford g 341 out given of . . ..I .oocicy H ly Recently. politic. Senator Jones be V. Brokaw. tor aggravated robbery. northwest, Kansas is covered with WOMAN RECOVERING. aioderta trustees, prin BURNT ELY, . Needles Ml Mi 4S,. .1 en ft Clagv wealthy New York resiGilbert' annual report, made' pub- lieves the Edge proposal should; find Tears streamed down the prison- mow to a depth of from six to nine Sl 44 J4' .oocirlr teachers and others intTested condition of Mrs. Margaret New York on The of desertion. cipals, dent, Judge grounds favor with Mr. who. Hoover, itr1 Inches. during SncwfaU in Missouri also is lic a few days apo. was optimistic 10' 11 02 .. , er's cheeks as he heard the Judge the de- in educational affairs will meet in the. Rosa Fordyce. 69. 617 Second East Uraths 4 the recent campaifm. suggested an in George A. Ballard granted Pt e'dr M. J4'. Phoenix . pronounce tne sentence. He declared keeping up with the Kansas fall and ever Germany eve- ability to meet lu burned when her school cree. .on Clear street, building Wednesday severely . high 14. II.. X! 30 his crimes Wfre the result of heavv the storm also reached blizcard Dto- - payments to the aihea, and France vestigation of prohibition, although I. .r of a last stove JS1 from the Clear 9. fire for . Portland purpose ning, cauqht January clothing Jones said the prpisident-elenever a Clear 22. llqiior drinking. For several months f portions in Iowa, where drifts of six viewed this report as Purbte .. . CANDIES STOLEN. that discussing proposed lrffislatioa per- Monday, was regarded as "good" at Reoo he favored the inPt C'0 . . . M: is . before his capture, McNess terrorized fert rK' more were reported at Dps Oermany was able to showing continue-- the signified whether schools. to Lake a Silt entrance public county 141 bosiptal Saturday 14 Wrw taining breaking Hi by Louie or ,r3 Gaining the senate by a lock on a rear ' filling stations and left a Jack of Dia- - Moines. Even Oklahoma m as unable payments... .Germans; however, held vestigation by 1 . . Clear S6 stole a thief Late Salt door, civilian night body. d rnonda from a new deck of cars as ta escape the of the blizzard, that the report embodied too rcy a Pt eia 4 . ATWOOD IMPROVES. ,nTCid Ssn thirty-fiv- e pounds of assorted can- 4 mow a memento cf earTi rc6bfTT.n,fir-nFraa there early tadiv. view of the financial situation of that JUDGE RITCHIE FAIR. iTTirove-nr- .t in Special to The Tribune. RENO, Nev. To discuss the agriproblems of Nevada, mem- 21-2- " " . -- ln c ' Inter-media- te ut John--so- n. n j ni to - whose-subjec- ...... col-jec- r ( BUREAUHOME et SET CLASSES - . -- . - if . . - - fclow-'-Hyrir- - A n. et . - - '- King George Has Bonds for Drink Restless Day, but Parlors Sought Holdi hos-p- lll NATIONAL AUTO SHOW OPENS PER CAPITA $35 - Broad-ben- PLAN FAVORED . AV -- er Flag at McKinley Bier Given Home For Aged Seamen Stall-Inas- c If. ..: Wil-lls- t. Wllroa-Bale- fore-toein- g. V - Two Cliarfics Against Former Officer Dropped ur Nev.-M- deal-er- "has-been- s" June-an- "self-defens- e" - W.Dem-lchl,rl"",- n: ry bd.?' - al Weather Coolidge Names Utah Marshal . -- se. Mar-berr- -- ' , , h. . le hr Call Nominated For U. S. Blarshal pay-me- for .. -- . ns An-th- en . . " ' K?"16 for fy . -- . . - , i Nev.-Sch- ool . l !' or . I . ct . . 1 rte tail-en- fll A new in'ernal-combuTi- sfam far starting. in England. Is ensine, being , flptrfriry i w..,i.n, itMtmitmM ineu: trains, but trams were runnine . Gilbert visited the sUte depart eonierence now was under way in club and pool hall. 110 South Wert further bthind schedule as the cold ment today, but dfclined to diicuss Europe, and that he blived th Temple; street, early. SlMrAtfr-mad; it more difficult to keep the He n eonierrnce wrnili opt In Paris' in corCmz to another report filed with pubiicly reparations qurstlon. well stoked. aia aay rnat seieciion oi American J police. fire-box- es -- X: xf. 4 rei-- i- si ffitririh rtl?e'"consrron crjude ?.forr?sdis-tz In an Ritchie, fut'Fe df Third East street, seriously injurrd presiding "fair" aiTnlent latt Sjttiigar. trict courtr ias described uiornperin was noted at Salt Lake county gen-th- e t Holy Crois hospital Saturday . eral hospital Saturda-ughtJ night; liMvMJa. ;:. ... . Tonopah V, stoue Yuma IS IS ri rkir - ahr.sln Wtp mucra . . 1 1 r.., -- u,- 7r HSi I.."! I I Fx i m CVV c.dr .(U.Cjrat |