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Show 10 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL r WELL KNOWN RULES CADETS Lieutenant- Colonel R. C. Richardson, Jr., commandant at W ett - CITIZEN DIES Point. FROM INJURY James McMillan, Pioneer v 'I Taken by Death. Swui to Tb u TtDjom. TWIN FALLS, Idaho. James Mc Millan, 71, resident of the Twin Falls . tract before this town was founded and prominent In business and social activities, died Wednesday morning ' from Internal Injuries suffered Bun-da- y when he was caught In whirl wind and blown for ten or twelve feet along the sidewalk Into ' the eutter. He was going to the Presbyterian church with a daughter when, upon f--.' r reaching a corner, sne warned nun of the whirlwind. He was caught ' : . off balance and feu upon his cane, : causing the fatal Injury. He also I fractured leg. suffered He was born In Scotland and came to America at the age of 6. settling In Illinois. - He lived in Arizona and California about thirteen years each, then moved to Klmberly. wfeere he WEST POINT. N. Y. Lieutenant was postmaster before Twin rails Colonel C. B. Hodges, formerly com originated. Mr. McMillan was secretary to mandant at the United States Mill. Oovemor Frank Ooodlng for about tair academy here, has been ap two years and helped arrange the pointed military aide to President exhibits at the Lewis and Clark ex Hoover. His successor at the acad position at Portland, Ore., In 1903. emy is Lieutenant Colonel R. C. While living In Arizona he super Richardson, Jr. intended the building or a large u rlgatton dam at Oila Bend. He also FUNERAL BITES SET. had a part-- in similar work In WyO' Funeral BLACKPOOT. Idaho. mtng before coming to Idaho. He services for Byron Wheeler, son of superintendent construction of dam for the Irrigation of the Mr. Jmd Mrs. John L. Wheeler, who died at the L. D. 8. hospital in Idaho Twin rans tract. He established a home her about Falls Monday, win be held from the 1903 before the town was founded 8econd ward L. D. 8. church Thurs- and served as one of the earliest sec- day at 2 p. m. Bishop W. H. Snyder retaries of the chamber of commerce. in charge. He was an active member of the HARRY NELSON QUITS. Rotary club, the Masonic lodge and ' fihriners lodges. Harry Nelson, a member of the po Mr. McMillan married twice end lice an ti vice squad. Wednesday tetvIs survived by four children. Mrs. dered bis resignation and it was ac 'Martad Dtrffit, Mts. D. R. Young and cepted by the city .commission. . Nel Bruce McMillan, Twin Palls, and son has accepted a position with the Mrs. P. W. Hinted, Los Angeles, who federal enforcement prohibition is coming for the funeral. forces. ' it , x ' Yj r W f r i pD 1 TODAY AT 1 6l vauv 61 CoI.W.CMcConnell R.O.T.C. Inspection Early Bookings Sets Muster Day Set for Late May Insure Gfowth In Park Travel rial to Tha Tribune. Srcclal to Tha Tribune W. O. Saginaw Perfect M08COW, Idaha-Colo- nel McConnell, Boise, adjutant general at the Idaho national guard, has wired local cavalry officers that he will be in Moscow Thursday to muster in the new troop here to be known as troop K. 118th cavalry. A drill was held Tuesday evening and from now on drills will be held each week on Thursday evening In Lewis court at the University of Idaho. The finance commit tee for the. new, armory report 'that over saOOO has been raised and work will be started within the next month on the new structure. K. D. Spencer, captain of the unit, reports that sixty men have signed up. Spatial to Tha Trtbuo. MOSCOW, Idaho. Final Inspection of the University of Idaho R. O. T. C. unit will be made by General John L, Hlnes, San Francisco, commanding the Ninth corps area. This inspection will be held May 27 and will be the first time that Oeneral Hlnes has inspected the local unit, which la headed by Colonel E. R. Chrisman. The first Inspection of the Idaho unit this spring will txr made on April 28 by Lieutenant Colonel E. C. Waddlll. San Francisco, of the Nlntn corps area, who is in charge of the K. u. T. C. division; CEDAR CITY. At least a 50 per cent increase of passengers over the number patronizing the Utah Parks company last year is tha record of the bookings to date, officials say. Present indications point to a similar in crease in the automobile travel. At least twelve new buses will be added to the number operated by the twr.par.y, P7i7tt-Mimaybe em listed to take care of the extra big In. parties coming Construction at the Cedar City railroad property la under way present A new commissary build ing west of the present depot and rooming house is under construe tion. A driveway from the Utah Parks garage on company property win be extended to the passenger de pot. Three extra tracks are to be proLOS ANGELES. One thousand vided by the company, two of which dollars from WU1 Rogers was one of will be for Pullman cars. All buses. Srwcltl to Ths Tribune. the contributions received by the TWIN PALLS, Idaho. Will H. California as tiwy are loaded, will nave the pro Lutheran hospital yestertection or a cover, the portico of the Gibson and J. M. Thompson, mem- day. bers of the Idaho public utilities comCheck for the money was Inclosed building being extended 30 feet. zion canyon-M- t. carmel tunnel mission, conducted hearings here with a letter to Dr. Clarence Moore Tuesday and Wednesday regarding of the hospital staff, who was Rogers' will be completed about August, it thought. Traffic will have to travel rites applied by the Rogerson Water personal physician at the time of a over the long Incomplete roads of the company on water users. The latter major operation recently. Rogers Include most of the Rogerson citizens, warned Arizona strip until the tunnel the "Doc" to get to the bank who had protested paying the rates opened." as were checks several there on the grounds that they held a riant "quick," to the water by lease, which should out not be taxed as the company sought to do by means of the levy. i ne commissioners ruled that thev Court Grants Nonsuit hod no authority to settle this quesMotion in $10,000 Case tion, it being a matter for the courts to decide. They modified the rates. A motion for nonsuit In the dam SAN FRANCISCO. Unable, his to be effective this year. age case of E. H. Turner against the friends believe, to stand the excite however, Oregon Short Line RaUrotd com ment when mining stock he had pur pany was granted by Judge James chased took a sudden leap, Taylor Hoover Names Broun W. McKlnney Wednesday. The plain nenry miwortn. os. collapsed at the tiff was suing for $10,000, alleging rail of the Ban Francisco mining ex f For Herrick . that he seriously and permanently change and died a few moments later Injured his right foot when he stepped at the Harbor emergency hospital. 19 UP). WASHINGTON. April At the hospital it was said he Postmaster Oeneral Brown has been upon ofa defective railroad tie, propthe defendant company. died as result of heart trouble requested to act as President Hoo erty The motion was granted upon the aggravated by a shock. ver's personal representative at the ground that the defendant company Dil worth, who was an employee funeral ceremonies Ambassador had no knowledge of the alleged conof a sugar refinery, was well known Herrick. Mr. Brown for will go to New dition of the tie at the time of the in the mining exchange. York late Friday night to raVet the accident French cruiser which la brlnslns the ooay irom irance. The postmaster general had been in Pajamas. a personal friend of the late am- - Student, Hero bassador for many years. Campus Fire BLAST VICTIM RECOVERING. Conn. As the MIDDLETOWN, SANDY LAKE. Pa. Fire which James Leroy Newman.' 35. In lured flames which destroyed the century-ol- d East hall at Wesleyan university destroyed a double house owned by In a mine explosion in Big Cotton Andy Mook here routed Mr. and Mrs. wood canyon Wednesday. - was re recently were raging, the firemen til M. who ha been J. Hart Hart, ported recovering at the Salt Lake caught a glimpse of a youth in purfor some time, was taken from the county general hospital Wednesday ple pajamas darting through smoke house by neighbors. The damage is night He suffered severe lacerations ana names into the college publica13000. tion office In the south ell to his left hand. It was Keith A. Kahrl of Mount Vernon, Ohio, business manager of the Wesleyan Argus. Kahrl had left $200 of Argus money in a tin strong box there. He rescued the money Commissioners Hear Water Rates 2239 Sooth HospitaJ Fund popular Buick slo- gan, slightly changed, is so appropriate when applied to Saginaw Shingles that we feel justified in us- Rita 1 of iy a & : TODAY AT I 615gg I -- SALT LAKE (rovs Lumber C. Noall Bros, a Armstrong moot Lnmbr Co. Susarhous Lumber at Hdw. anddashed out ALL 200 a Day Clamber To Dome of Capitol grana inert. Wilbur Plans Usual M mm cDAYlES-BEEBE'S-- EVERY SET BRAND-NE- JSaf-- " if lifd A, W aW V Beautiful Model Model Complete Complete With Tubes and . T"rTV Vr 8 p. a Tubes and 8 Built-i- n speaker. fI, Reiterating that speeding In Santa Monica Is not going to be tolerated. Judge Charles A. Spencer, police magistrate or tne palisades City, yes terday fined Harold Johnson of Santa Monica $100 and suspended his driver's license for thirty days, after motorcycle otneers testiiied Johnson was doing fifty-fiv- e miles an hour on Wilsnlre boulevard. ) j Tt . ti mi ' . .4 ai- - a j iff Speaker Just as Shown Just as Shown Here Here 52D0WK f JhisiiTube Model Complete ..... As Shown Here With All Tubes $2 WEEK MUSIC CO. gi "Older Than the State of Vtah' X Q Bnrton-Walk- so.p.iam other and building problems. Co. BOISE-PAYETT- er Jex Lumber Co.. Spanish Fork Mernll Lumber Co., Brlfham Andersoa A Sons Co., Lofaa LUMBER COMPANY YARDS IN IDAHO E "IF IT GOES 1!S THE BUILDING WE SELL IT" SUGARH0USE LUMBER & HARDWARE CO. We Recommend Saginaw Perfect Shingles A GREATER TELEPHONE SYSTEM FOR A GREATER UTAH mQmQBQ mm M Service Extensions at Less Cost Rural Sections and City Subscribers Both Benefit HOLLYWOOD. April 10 fUniver-il- ). Condition of Monte Blue: film star, who underwent a sinus opera tion Monday, today was reported as unfavorable, due to the develcmment oi complications. He is not expected to return to worn lor a week or 10 days. "NAME INSPECTOR. to TIm Trlkunt. BURLEY. Idaho r. A Jnhnttnn Almo. was appointed Cassia county livestock and brand Inspector at the meettrur of the count com m thinn ers Monday. The appointment was uj uu an oiiice wmcn naa Deen discontinued for two years. Johnston had b?n hnnri Innwtw fnr rm ten years prior to it discontinuance. The commission until adjourned Saturday, when the county weed su oe pervisor appointed. Tribune Want art well worth careful consideration. iu Are You Moving Next Month? Hay is Moving Month and most peo- -' pie who thang residence or office locations at this time of year move about May 1. It means a volume of telephone changes changes that can be handled promptly if you tell us in advance about your moving plans. Early notice will enable us to give you the prompt service we want you to have and the kind you expect. Tell us when Just call our business office. Where to buy has long been a perplexing problem for the consuming pub- n Srtlal W3, Journal of Telephone Information Published by The Mountain States- - Telephone and Telegraph Co, A A NEW SERVICE BpcU! to Th Tribune. r. inrii in. WASHinn-mRepresentative E. b. Leatherwood of lic. Through advertisements and other means, people have become familiar and merits with the names, trade-marof hundreds of articles. But there his been no convenient and positive way thoT could know where those articles were sold locally. To learn, in many Instances, meant a wearying Monte Blue's Condition Takes Unfavorable Turn 50 52 DOWN Leatherwood Returns From Panama Trip uian. wno spent tne greater part or tne congressional recess at Panama, returnee to wasnington toaayj 141 1112 I DMIES-BEEB- E - r - , . your roofing . Speeding, Costs $100; License "Suspendedl - Beautiful uuut-i- n DOWN T THIS 8 so. Main See our dealers and let them give you full information on Anderson 4$ Sons Co. CwiUUn Lbr. at Coal Co. 8 moot Lumber Co. word was received here today from Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur, secretary of the interior, that he expected to ar range to visit the university to de liver the commencement address on June 17. and. with Mrs. Wilbur, to nolo: tne customary president s re ception on the campus. Dr. Wilbur is on leave or absence from the uni versity during his term of office un der President Hoover. NOTHING MORE TO BUY! -- V I 'l '2 2 WEEK CCOMPLETE THIS With ft -j 6i "Re-roofin- Wholesale DUtribntors WALKER BANK BLDG, SALT LAKE PROVO OGDEN gmoot Lumber Co. Lumber Co. Utah Timber as Coal Co. Commencement Talk STANFORD UNIVERSITY, WeeEs quainted with this superior roof covering, whether for the old or new roof. There g is a method of with Saginaw Red Cedar Shingles over the old roof that is economical, durable and beautiful. Insulation valuers increased) there is no litter pr muss and the old roof furnishes complete protection during process of ' SAN FRANCISCO. Joseph Bygle, a street car motorman, living at 2070 McAllister street reported yesterday to the police automobile detail that his motor .car had disappeared from the garage of his home April I, and with it had gone his wife, Dorothy, and the "star boarder in his home. Clifford Elwood. Assistant District Attorney Martin Bruton, after hear ing; Bygle's story, issued a warrant for Elwood's arrest on a charge of store-tc-sto- search. remedy that condition J 592 T. H. SMITH & CO, Inc. Wife's Gone Sos Car So's Star Boardet so. Main ing it. Saginaw Perfects are the ideal covering for the roof. Properly laid with zinc-cla- d nails and this is important this type of roof Kill last for 40 years. Saginaw Perfect Shingles are 16 inches long and at the butt measure 5 shingles to 2 inches. ,You will want to get ac J ATLANTA- - More than 200 per sons a day climb to the dome of the capitol, it is estimated by N. O. Bennett special officer of the state house, after a careful check for a month. The actual daily average is 202, he said. Most- - of the visitors are tourists, both from out of the state and Georgians themselves. Many school children or Atlanta also are visitors. DAYNES-BEEBE'S-- 6i Phone Hyland Salt Lake City 'ONE FOOT OR A MILLION 'piIIS He Dies of Shock From From Fire St Fifth East Saginaw will make them " His Stock Soars, III Sold and Recommended by ' When Better Shingles are made Will Rogers Aids Neighbors Rescue 3. 8 CROSS LUMBER CO. Bp Tl C 11, 1929. ro To the Bell System began a new telephone directory service in S000 cities and towns. Your town is on that list. In addition to the Business and Commodity Headings heretofore Included, your telephone directories now conNew prodtain Trade-mar- k Headings. ucts will continue to be entered under their own names, and with each will be its slogan or other copy its trade-marlist matter, and a "Where to Buy ef local dealers. Tie the Yellow Psges of your telephone directory as a Buyer's Guide. k, If Continuing its aim to provide the most telephone service and tbe best, at the least cost to tbe public, this company recently announced an increase la the amount allowed for the extension of telephone service to subscribers located In thinly settled sections and for the installation of private branch exchange systems most commonly provided for ..4utr.tetotoo.,gs towns. """" and Previously, this com pany, in furnishing service to outlying subscrib ers had paid at least 135.00 of the cost of con- structlon for extending new line from an isolated ranch or farm to the nearest existing telephone -- J pole line. Under the new "la practice now effective. the company will pay 175.00 and la some cases more, when conditions warrant. This, is simply saother affirms-tlo- n of this company's continuing effort to provide a service that will enable anyone anywhere to talk by telephone with anyone else anywhere else. In connection with the installation of private branch exchange equip men t,' employed by Urge telephone 4- users, this company's former allowance to the subscriber was $5.00 for each teleThis limitation has phone connected. now been removed entirely" ndThese types of private branch exchange systems will be provided without payment of any Installation charges. The new practlcea. therefore, will benefit not only new subscribers In remote sections but slso those in larger cities and towns. J2?s mm w A CONTINUALLY IMPROVING SERVICE " K |