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Show THE JOURNAL, PAGE SIX the strect from the ruined hall, men were tearing franticaland F with improvised tools at the ly network of timbers which still held others in its grasp. Within an hour the last of the dead and injured had been torn fronrthe wreckage, and the little town of Turner began taking count of the greatness of its loss. TURNER, Idaho, Jan. The two older McCanns were This little tanning community the sons of Joseph N. and Ella h the gentile valley region of Cantwell McCann, who were Southern Idaho is in mourning early pioneers of Smithfield, for the six victims four of Utah. Their lather. Joseph N. them members ot one iamily McCann, it is recalled, was kilwho were killed when an ace- - led fey a ' tykuie gas explosion -- wrecked canyon thirty-seve- n years ago the L. D. S. community hall He left a family of twelve childhere duging a basketball game. ren, only one of whom had died The more seriously injured of up to the time of this accident. the hundred or more who sus- The aged mother. 78, still retained hurts were ieing treated sides at Smithfield. in their homes, and those of reBrigham McCann is survived latives and friends. Two were by his widow, Nora Egbert Mctaken to hospitals. Cann, and five children. Mrs. Further search of the ruins re- Susia Dawson, John L;, Brigvealed no more bodies, but cast ham, Irvin Annina and Joseph additional light on the tremen- Egbert. dous force of the blast which Mr. Anderson was father of leveled the walls of the crowded one little girl about 6 years old building. So terrific was the ex- Mr. Andersons lather is now plosion, as revealed by its after a missionary in Denmark for. effects, that the townspeople the L. D. S. church, are amazed no more lives were! Mr. I .owe, son of James and kndElizabeth Lowe of Franklin, A diabolical freakness vs as Idaho, is survived by his widow dis played ty the explosion in! Lila McQueen Lowe, and two its effects. The McCann family, children, a girl of 5 and a boy of with the exception ot the three 3 years. Mrs Lowe is now enboys, was widely separated yet gaged as teacher ip the district they furnished four of the vic- grade school of Turner, Mr. tims. Mrs, Anderson was at the Lowe 's mother is 63 years old opposite end of the hall from and resides at Franklin. her .husband: yet he was killed The McCann lamilies were and she was seriously injured. held in high esteem in the com: Andersons voice was the last munity of Turner where they to be heard in the hall just resided for twenty-fiv- e lore the bias t which rent! years. T. J. McCann, better the walls apart and hurled the known as Jim, was presiding gathering oi spectators into' the elder of the Turner ward at the open air. Never mind the lights. he I can make a basket shouted, in the dark.1 Tipica Orchestra The next second a wall of flame shot up from the pit Delights Music Lovers where the acetylene lighting Plant was located, ami Anderson was blown through the crumplMusic, soft, sweet, rapturous, and of unique volume melodious to walls instant death. ing Tho mail rush of survivors flowed copiously from some a or the doors Were I. lamed for thirty odd instruments in the some of the minor injuries, T hands of that fine array of all of tho dead received their lnusicians the Tipica orchestra hurts in the moment ot the ex of Mexico City. Under the plosion. masterly musicianship of ConCROWD LAUGHS THEN ductor Jose Briseno, the MexiThe building was a frame can concert group poured a structure about seventy feet steady stream of the finest feet wide musical compositions into enlong and thirty-fiv- e P was lighted by an aettyicne raptured local audiences at the oi carbide gas plant locattd in Capitol j esterday afternoon and a pit about st ven feet lung, five again last evfenSrifc. feet wide and five deep. This Clad in flaming sarapes and pit was directly beneath the three gallon sombreros, Senor small stage of the auditorium Bust no and his distinguished Jroni which a number ot specta- array of talent presented in tors were watching the Wednes- their program a pleasing and day night game retween the haimonious mixture of the betbasketball teams of Turner and ter known compositions of Central. A, trap door led to the master European composers pit and generating plant. together with numbers of Lat- Trouble had been experienced origin not so well with the lighting system for (known to American music several years, and no or. j was lovers.. Some of the best of the alarmed when, during the sec-- : numbers were ond period of the game, the written by Senor Briseno himlights suddenly went out. T.j self. The oichestration and James McCann, who has super- plamg of every piece was as vision of the hall, opened the In illiant a pel foi?nanee as Lotrap door and entered the pit. gan music lovers have ever The crowd waited tor the lights heard before. Every number to go on again, laughing ami was .so well received by the chatting in the daik. auditors that after each of the Someone, three parts into which the pro not been established, lighted gl am ,as divided liad con a match Escaping gas u,,les1 eluded there was a clamorous contmed in tho pit soared mtoa 1)UIgt of plaudit8 for more. sheet of fkmie. rhere was a, Wllh stag, !ighls out roar and the Luddmg literally 0lly gltmly broght on, Spectators around the ball, ?Jelcan musician8, the Zac' close to the walls, were March which atecas brought conoutward as the fonv of the to the ears and fined explosion swept away the unmistakably minds of audience a dear frame walls as though they realization the that here in the were .so much paper. To this orchestra a musical circumstance, many undoubt- Tipica of rare worth had organization moa lives for edly owe their a program of upon begun ment later, the roof, all its supassured The march goodness. ports gone. erashrel upon those was played with zest and close who remained within. In some cases the high backs ot the attention to musical requisites and finished off in high order. seats saed spectators. With brass and wood wind in FIRE IS AKKKS I ED so common to the riruments, fire was The first fear that would be added to the tc ror of orchestras with which we are the blicst. but quick woi k of tlv1 unhurt witnesses claim, aveitydj JAZZ ITANO this added terror. I'd u glit in monUis All of the dead and seriously lUgiaucT8 AdTuuced in the! buried were injured GUARANTEED wreckage and, guided I y the to add noted. HtgblHdOil screams of the hving, the sur-- j vivurs worked heroically to pet Killer alliTt me. IIjj pnpulsr libs u Hull Artmt, them ,out. Flashlights were, songs KitUdjB iilu.wr uml Ssturilajs found and willing workers rusdt llavrlg Music Co hed to the rescue from Grace, WATERMAN five miles away. fewwho PIANO SCHOOL In a minutes, those CH'.DKX, vtah had been freed were9 being car-- . ried into, the schooUiouse across Oil II mi. 'V3& my THESE PRICES ALL DAY SATURDAY h Pure . , 8 UTTER Sweet . Pound.. Creamery. Fresh Solids Large for LETTUCE Sweet Sunkist. Med. Size Lavor Brand.. BEETS?2 for... 30? 57? 2 Doz.. uart 35c m Paradise PINEAPPLE 15' Size Island.,..., Each.. 25 cans 2 PEAS EVERGREEN 9 1- - B1 BUCKEYE OATS FRESH TEXAS SPINACH All i 15 6 lor CRACKERS 5c 25 Pkgs. UNTIL ONE 0 CLOCK ALL DAY SATURDAY SIRLOIN BEEF STEAK VEAL RIB and BREAST w 22? pound. For Stuffing, Stewing or Baking per pound 12 LEG of LAMB Six Months Old Lamb Sweet and Tender pound 28 , SHOULDER of LAMBDA Real Bargain per pound ...... Choice Fat Hens Salmon and Halibut 23 Modern Market r: How Do These Strike You? : - Latin-Americ- Super-Specia- ls PRICES UNIFORM ALL STORES pounds' Fancy Walnuts Fancy Can Coffee , 25(F . . 19 39C 2 49 t ! blownr GALLON FRUIT Gallon Gallon Gallon Gallon 3 2 65 Pineapple Peaches . Apricots Blackberries 55- - 59 59 25 Large Cans Kraut Pounds BEST NUT BUTTER . ... Pound Cans Fancy Red Sockeye Salmon hundred High Patent Flour Mild Sugar Cured Bacon pound Prime Rib Rolled Roasts pound Rump and Tip Roastsspound Loin Roasts pound 39 39 $2.89 . . . 29 18 17 T7 1 , LOGAN - y .HYRUM SMITHFIELD m ii Awy w His ambition to join this organization realMan enters upon his ized, the Safew-aperiod of intensive training. One of his first lessons is that of cleanliness keeping his store or market, and himself up to- - the rigid standards of cle'anliness and sanitation 'whiehthisr institution insists upon: The standards laid down for the Safeway Man call for more than mere surface cleanliness. They go deep into his personal habits and his physical and moral fitness. They seek to know something of his home life and his associations and activities outside of business hours to the end that,thoiough clean living, clean thinking and clean business practices he shall be a credit to his community and the organization of which he is a part. For this concern strives t do more than sell clean, high quality foods at the lowest possible prices we seek also to develop men who shall, in every wray, be worthy citizens of the communities titled to your utmost confidence and respect. y Somme j " Never in the History of Iache Vftlley Hare Such Bar Been Offered at Such Savgains in Quality Food ings in Prices as Are Quoted at The United Storxs EVERY DAY. But We Realize that Saturday is Always? a Big Shopping Period, so We Alw a s Try and Quote Our Hundreds of Satisfied Customers Somethnig Special for that Day. Below We Enumerate a Few of the Many to Ik Offered All Day Saturday. 3 Cans Fancy Idaho Corn 25c Cans Baking Powder T rained in.' Cleanliness OATS II 9 Savlatgs , SaSeWay pound bag 39 ' 19 29? 29? 45 16 ounce Bluebunny Brand CATSUP UdNEY BEANS Medium Size 2 for 15 oz. package 2 for. Seedless RAISINS 2 for RIPE OLIVES Best Quality Pint Tins CREAMERYWTTER pound Skaggs brand 60 pound Can. HONEY White Wrap SKAGGS COFFEE pound. ORANGES Sweet and Juicy 3 Dozen 3 for. LETTUCE - Solid Heads be-'ha- Quality Packing House Beef Guaranteed Tender BEEF POT ROAST 23YOIl.ES -- - 33' 2 rVaKST ; . . . SHACCQ CM I 25c Doz. El Friday. January 28, 1927. LOGAN CITY," CACHE COUNTY, : UTAH Van Camps 45 S4.49 43 69? 25? FREE DELIVERIES on All Orders Over $5.00 iar Market Hsu Only Government Inspected BEEF Sold Gem Squares BACON pouhd Fresh NECK BONES 5 pounds , 100 Percent LEAF LARD 2 pounds . T VEAL SHOIJLI JER ROA STS - pound 19? 25? 35? 0 20? T We Also Have a Full Supply of CHOICE VEAL States. ,kill and understanding as to re- - bring out the finest and qualities conspicuously of this well known composition. certain queer shaped This number was pla.ed by the outstand- I. pieeps typical only ot Mexico, of the orchestra. La- treat the orchestra had the audience pa,oma wag anolher piece wondering the while at the done with uch quailty. Czibu. craftsmans up curious a'Vlkas Sueno de Amor (Dream Sweet tone of the instruments! , Llztg .Iungar- - Our business isJhoe and he amazing dexterity with .. Love) No. IT were Rhapsody which the players handled .other selections offered! These rpjbairlnfof Up befer fyitd them The Mexican instruments! h the othcrg before of such peculiar stiucture GOODYEAR SHOE a weaIth of musical good. the saulterio, the bajo sexto, ness. A male with quartette REPAIR CO. the bandolon, the teponaztli and voices of fine musical fettle emitof All marimba. these the of Valencia and Eyes of ted notes of smh sweetness, sang a in that way Guadalapara Fine Shoes harmony and volume as to en- brought an approving response 77 North Main able the players to bring out a appiause from the audience, of interpretation truly worthy Ped lagan, Utah distinguished on the program. every JMexican piece . tenor was to havc ap. , .... , , (e ,,as on this part of the pro- pcared of the Butteif hes). am but him jnness Mexican Rhapsody- - No. 1, both;to remain behlnd dgden. at compositions of Senor Members of the state legisand Gavote of Ponce formed lature who were here yesterHOW TO KEEP the bais of the first part of day to the Utah Agriinspect the program and were played cultural WELL college were special with much feeling and tonal guests of the college and the power. theatre management at Part two of the program Capitol the concert. by the comprising selections Marimba band was a distinct Coolide Will treat indeed. With two marimGives you Press The Button! Music bas, instruments shaped somePep, Crowds what like the xylophone, a bass W,A SIII N GTON. J an. 28. (P) d a Make You Happy drum and viol, a trap President Coolidge agreed to- offered band the guiro, day to press a button here which j Senor Brisenos Mexican Rhap- will set off the blast completing sody, Litzts Companella and the excavations for the Moffet.! Six tunnel on the Denver and Tatuachos Borfachita. Saltj Marin brothers were among the Lake railroad in Colorado Feb-1 EVERY seven gentlemen who played ruary 10. the two marimba, instruments. A Colorado congressional del-- j SATURDAY Senor Briseno himself handled egation headed by Senator! NIGHT the guiro which is a notchedj Phipps told the president that! gourd over which a piece of the tunnel, about 75 miles fioii Wilsons Arcadians , ivory is drawn causing the Denver, will be six and four-- ! piece to emit sounds that put tenths, miles long, the longest in a strong syncopation into the the United States and will shorWhen idle the rollers of a new ten the rail- electric ironing music, machine for ' The William Tell Overture road distance by 175 mik3 be- - ,homS use can- be folded down offered at the beginning of sides facilitating transportation j!Leneath the top and the ma-b- y easier grades, chine used as a dining table. part three w as.,played with such familiar in the United absent Re-Build- ers w (altz esrt Paimee that that gourd-shape- j DANSANTE - j i v trans-continen- ta! - i ' - |