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Show , j- - os, . V..... 10.1,6,0,111,410,0144,...91",040.0k. i 11EE DESERET NEWS ITEURSDAY- - 'OBITUARIES U7AUANDIDS4$O: F ,. .........,..A......, . , . . FIRE.DEST , ; Deeeremoome. L .,, co mERcIAL cLuB Den. eletaitammteroweitentseatu.L.Tket Reed diesel. A , '' IIUUUL.IILI couwity.wow. reed Marebail. Iteperteir , , , UNDERSTANDING ISISCHE EJLES SET -- , , woRto ..., . , , 7 ,. , , ., I FOR PLAYING NEED TODAY r. Dec.- - 25. I elanFROOSEITtliwhic h-- for . CACHE COUNTY J11111 a time it:ix:4:17.10 iLrflayo.retbuiditaywn.,.:ncdizesatcritil.ot - - 1151 IS ANNOUNCED The clubhouse of the Roosevett iComenercial club where the tire 1 - .:Gym A"..wEBER, tether.alithtall stroylras twurnittair.; Dec. LOGAN, The Jury list for the 3rear,s1925 as mated at $2.000 vrith Insurance for selected b the jury commissioners , $ 3.000. The plaza was either mixed is as follows: , ., , -.. -detectir wiring or a defectIve Sachem, br Arnaldo...Leslie referent. Jr.; flue,. e OGDEN, Dec. J ames 'Mein: Se Ricks. John ' GA!"t Dad. According to Arthur Jacobs. 0, Ricks leftist J. Ballerd; Claritatos... which opens steward Weber gymnasium too of was IL the club. there Godifrel. "rbele le too much IPig- p- icion. only Joke Itavestes. Thomas in January. is enrolling S tire in the stove when be Cherie Muni ear. Henry Thompson. much criticism and fault finding early number of member', accord-flock- a small the Hyrum, Marilee. D. B. Berbera 11:30 at large up place p.m. In the worid. and the great need too to Eugpne L. Roberts. director. Wednesday. CollegeEdward H. bleach. Abrahers ras building lire. Hanson. Joha H. Schenk...Wolter Neof the world today la understand- - The schedule of periods for gym- - purchased last year by the club t. mt. Joseph IL Oleos M.' P. Thetcher; announced. work is the told peplum end In valued O. it Bergeson, MIvie Pei' McKaKy David tuctsh,hings phtevd Int.", . Covevills-JAVterm the The schedule J. for at approximately 12400. following I. Harrigoa. Peed ...11otary club Wedneedil. He ad- men: Daily. Tiresteer; Hyde Paris...Joseph lis Denies. 12:11 P.m. to 2 P.m The CUY drug store. next door, John L. Umtata Les Jesse other Petersen. better, each Vised 'Know and Monday. Wednesday and Fri- operated by Charles gwankey, was Whits. Arthur IL Potersea. John W. bave ientidence In each other. and day. 5:15 p.m. to 7 Pm- - Extra, damaged to the extent of 21.040. Metal& R. A. Perks'. Georgia D. $eam. handball and steam bath Periods. i The stock was carried out as was ono Morass W. Hammy. Martin C. restablieh the chain ... of coal: all throughout the week. that et the U. IL Spurgeon bar- - Hyrit3ri--1dents' J. WIlsos . 7 p.M. t Dean 10:30 am. to 11:30 am. and except; P. shop next to the drug store. Millar, (art. Jensea. Louts Jr.H. Prod ' PeterMee s- Ile, IticKzr continued "Let us- to s p.m. daily, and on LiaturdaYs - Damage is to the store harness Nielsen. Biles Alio W. leer George have a better understanding be- at 11:15'.p.m. Extra trwimming port- Itimatee at 2500. . t Lemon. Hasa 0. Johnson. Aarog Chris, are on Mondays and Fridays at firemen were soon on teases Oliver Jorgenseth twee the United St a tea and Eng- - ode e p.m- W. Hansen Artiste P. Petering's. Hans scene after the alarm was gls- John Jensen. 1"luderful e"". isn't Thee. man will bay. I'M' the Tide, Heber Mies Salar Y9aail conhose water in froze the but trite sbou M stand together. it they ular clams work, handball. swim- - en. Joseph W. Lerma. S. W. Isseism. th thermometer was John A. Pederasts. HUM Hall. ps.. and together world Peace le ati. , Ming and steam bath privtleges Oa noel' to John A. Petersen. Hiram Hall. Jr.. wee tern. necessary 2$ hew Jr.. M. it 'lured." Wednesdays and Fridays' before genies Petersen. Richard A. Itliasost eonnections out the ' The speaker maid it was good to 'Mondays. 7 with extra at handball Vsq,.on C. Gime. Alva. Ir.. mid ns pieced on the Benda Wellies. be back home and it was great to ode on Saturday between the hour" James 0. and be- that time the roof Wilson, lowiston--Georlirs In the west whore "Inn extend of 5:15 p.m. and 7 p.m. and extral"""VU. Clem Baer., . fallen in. line Dow Lewis K. H. Oiti their hands with 'ifing trust, and swimming privileges on Men tin Pried, Da s B. Butts" Itelvin IL their hearts 'with friendship beat., and Friday, st, I p.m. , Kent William Rigby. Victor B. Ilea.' 1 know of no town where the The junior boya will be gives deltic's. Ora Hyer. P. E. Veit Ord., is fostered I clans,work spirit of fellowehip Smarm litYrnm. and swimming,on Tues. boaster' Barber. Cid more euccessfully than in our own; days and Thursdays R. 'Telford. Hyrum Daps J. Choate. at . ' vile. be edded. A. nee...r, osei Myer. David Headrick. extra swimming periodp.m,. an 'anti oaf LoganCyrus Jesse. George Itscitele 'Great Britain Is a wonderful ,tdaturdays at 2 p.m. The boys sou. William Worley. Jamie W. tralsvis eountry. Despirti this fact there is tween the ages of and 11 years Pred tempter. Joseph le ijoalria, Mil: no need for Americans to go to ton Johns's. Job W. Rowland. George will be given swimming , ' ' Denims Thomas Terry. James litaNiel. Europe." ho derlared. "England Veedneadays at 2 p.m. and periods Bator- Matthew J. Shaw. William Demers Par. ppreeta-- 1 days at 0:30 ant deserves the honor and : ler W. Johnson. W. 14. Sloes Alfred tion of other nations of the world. 3. SIMI. Charles C. Weadebos Warne" claws will be held Fred DELTA. M. When it le eonsitletvd that Eng-- 1 i Mondays, Wednesdays Peed- - J. and Irtidark og tall unconscious a Rendered by land and &Aland combined cover !at 10;30 a.m. Women will be W. Stewart. Robert Wadsworth, Oven, tho slinteerl board walk , James Munroe. Victor H. Petersen. J. H. C. :. an area only slightly larger than extra SWITTIMillg periods on Mon-- I Wiloben of Abraham. 73. froze to Mathews Lyman Gebrielmit Willard Vaal itis marvelous to know they days and Thursdays at a p.m. and! N. S Lenten, J. C. Larsen. Jr.. Italians. one the in of death night Tuesday have more than 40.000.000 people." on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8! Skidmore. L. 0. Mutually, Les. widest nights on record in Gas Wilber W. Hovey. he Paid. Joseph IL, Payload p.m.. and all morning hours dell!: vicinity. The temperature of Dee- - George W. Larm.n. Tolman. Warm, There are more than 1.000.oug exeent Saturday& The senior young was 19 beaway, England. Fred Johmon. Mich?nen unemployed in .England. Mr.! women will hold their class work eret, a few miles ael Andrews. Alma Barrett. James W. i low gem said. McKay Thirty per cent of the on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur- Hubbard. Jecob Gemmel Lomas. H Nort, The body was found Wedneeday C. T. .. population in London has families days at 7 pm. and will have extra, Joeeph 5. Harris Moroni unmarked except for a Hansen.Harrell. Joseph A. delimiter.. Pied W. In support on $5 a week. One of awimmind period the same ere' morning. a bruise near the temple and !teems Schaub, William Alf. alight Hodgson. 10 in the Indunrial population at 1 p.m., and on Saturday gash in the skin near by leek. Henry G. Hayball Morse Thatch. istnings ' James W. Linford. Rirhard Testes hying on tharay." he said. a.m. One son, David Wilehen. and cons Cr. Absalom Burris LOula Pedrosa. llebmr American tourists are fleeced meet will Junior tomfor girls Young. post, Halley lira daughter, Niels P. Anderwwi, Samuel Terbet. . over Europe, except in England.; tined class work and Bench. Pest O. Carlson. fleece Hemp. mistress of Abraham, survive. where they are better treated, he periods Wednesdays andeswimming ---- c Lou Bailey. Junes IL Stewart, Jack Saturdays staid. England Impressing one with sa A o'clock in the afternoon and Jemes Larsen. Christian Jae Former Park City Miner Marshall. Pe honesty and efficiency and the will have edam ewhaming ohms Andre. Petersen.- royd Adam. pool Clarence Hawes. Thomas Adam Alma English pollee department is the privileges Saturday afternoons at 3 Is Buried- Sandy Lundahl, Percy Smith. 'John Buckley. best in the world, said the speaker.. o'clock. The young gtrIs ?red C. Kifirelf. Jr.. John likatielund. , ' lie added that England bee 010'81'11nd class will inset Tuesdays at 4 George H. Wilklbson, Parley Savago. BANDY. Dec. fault and that was ignorance of I o'clock in the afternoon and on Funeral services fez George Ay. Mot. Robert 14. Smith. B. P. Carter. John J H. JOMT esinditions in Utah:-- Saturdays at 10:30 o'clock In the lands. 40.' former Park City min-- . 7400er. rreeele Jorgeesen. William T. ettneer. from Edward Berrie. Hoffman. lessel. 11.4 who er. Monday ' John W. Cowley. Ernest Knowles, Weber College Sets were held Wednesday in Sandy.1 bet. Moose D. Weitersen, J. W. John Coalville.i Ault. Dobbs, Interment wi l 7.. in tel J. Menren. Emotes ....' sAys,, 0 ., 0 ., miKAy , ... . , - . , ' , ilent-Als- ed Cornialt--Har- . oid 1. to Leer-lim- e. . . - ' ellvor-ltasse- ". ' , IDAHO BRIEFS -- day mornings ' OGDWIt Dec. Founders Day et Weber college w ilt be celebrated Jan. 7, it is an nounced by Pres. Aaron W. Tracy . The annual event wilt be divided . ' Into three Program& The students program will be in the college at tr Lill' plans are under way for a social hi th e We- bor gymnasium for the afternoon. In the.evening a miseting will he held In the college auditorium with Dr. John A. Whiten. David O. Me- Kay and BUM. Adam tit Bennion as speakers. Other detella of the pro- grams have not been completed. of Is ENTEHo , of! Mr. Holland' was a native Enghtnd. lie Is survived by his . children wife and three I . surf IN Idaho Falls Residents ' ' CelebrateGoldenWeddiag ' ' . . , 00DE1,4 .Doe, 21...48no.nort...... IDAH0 FALLS. Ida, Dee. 21........ Judgment of 113,500 was awarded slinecialbMr. and Mrs. O. F. Gladys Tracy, a minor through her Ward. etah pioneers, celebrated mother and guardian, Mrs. Lilly their golden wedding anniverearY, Tracy, dolma Lorenzo Hadley, 71, Sunday with relatives and friends. formerly of West Weber. ttl, a Jury 8f Vtn sons and daughters. 27; in the Seeond dietriet court Wed . and two great .... -., ss ny eves Convicted of grandchildren L Hadley P resen ;-tni ory mutts s ?sir, months ego gran de hild re n were on The couple was married and bas appealed his case to the Dec. 40 years about 31. 1874. and ' state court. supreme a ''' took up a homestead In the - snis brought f I ale"- - el go ot the present lona. They !vnity "rman"t .orl L'Idtte th'''' been actively Identified with, have . , -- - -area "eracounsel of this section- for the defendt bay- - th e development ing ' The seven children of Mr. and Ina withdrawn from the case. Ward Idea presented each with a BRIEFS An elaborate dinner OGDENMarriage were raid ring afternoon an d a in the lowed Wednesday to William G. W ag served..... ,..,, Eaell and Kato B. Mower& Sara- present were. toga. Wyo-Reynolds Williams. croft; Margaret Shi le ,N Bingham. and Gwendolyn mote'''. Mrs. Ann Clark mild Ire, Luke Salt Lake: Leon F. Boyer, Bing.. Mrs., ham. and Virginia Draney. Ogden:IfI:trey. Idaho Falls; Me lvin . Will. Fredeexis L. Calton. Metropolis, , George an g Jack Vt. krd Idaho .. Nee,. and Eunice Devaney. Ogden.!Falle; Nephl Ward. Salmon. . - Gus Becker Sends Usual to PoliceFiremen OGDEN, Dee. 25.A barrel of 'Cr cider from Gus L. Becker wait re- eelved at both the police and slier- Ifni departments Thunder. . this being the tinsel t'hristmas gift from Mr. Becker. Other business- men of the city gave gifts to the , peace officers. Gifts were also reeelved by the prisoners at the two jails from teveral business men la the city ' -- nLT - iww.arwma"' ; ' . I Utah Idaho Sugar Co. Lauded for Colonizing IDAHO FALLS. Dec., Sugar coinpana development of raw sagebrush land was strewed by kl. H. Chapman, manager of the companys farming interests. at tho realty weekly meeting of the , Idaho . , board. now on Forty-fiv- e reside families what is called the Osgood project. said kir. Chapman. and the population of the settlement is about 600, due to this thorough system of development. with the xpenditure of thousands of, dollars. . Iltah-Idah- 1! 4N ( tcr),.:0 s 0 Cie- e''A km, ; 44,4 . .4 'f 0 k ...,, UTAH BRIEFS MT. - - I, 1'0; . , , 'At .S ' '401pp ,, ,,- , , 4. s- -- ti' ' 411111ft1;,.. , 01, 4: ,:::,. , i 4 of s pen gold fountain and penall have been presented to J. W. Levedahl. retiring president of the city board of educatinn by members of thel board. He was not a candidate for this year. Dr. Edward L Rich is the new president of the boird by sue. OGDEll--- .- V PLEASANT.---Officer- the North ward hi. 1. A. and Bishop and Mrs. IL C. Jacobs entertained at luncheon )Jr. and Mrs. Wesley Reytro ids and Mr, and Mrs. Merit! Neilsen. in honor of their Mt. Reynolds wad Mrs. wedding Neilsen had been officers in the M. I. A. of the ward for several ears. '14p4maili, r ' , o A r i ..... Am t '1i, 1111.11111I', d'"' 7;ttiMii L;1i tilli i4i, 1;ISVIAtIV is li I L,,i J Yes, but you'll find full particulars in tomorrow's.paper. : 0011EN.Widows of the Castle: gate mine disaster ,Yletime wilt re of rely relief from th e Kn Pythias according to a relief Jiro- -stirgram outlined by the lodge. À YeY of conditions among the fartil- ilies has been completed by NV L. Underwood snd Fred MeiSMIer. members of the grand lodge relief committee who will make & report and recommendations to the lodge. tts i Zions Savings Bank, & Trust Company 14--6 r- - : , st:111111 NAM a' Exclusively Savings Bank and Trust Co.. r - , : IPs a ; tater. ala Saslow" (Quotatisais by Mutual Creamery . swonwcvetsb!4 - years. Sunday morning six inches had accumuleted and another eight inches felt Sunday night and Monday. The extreme cold weather around six degrees below zero has moderated to 20 above but the snow is so dry and there is so lit. tie thawing during the day that Boise river is almoat dry. A year ago the normal flow was 444 cubic feet and at this time Ike. In the hilly surrounding Boise several feet of snow have fallen. Street ear service in the city was interrupted Monday morning on one Planes Capable of LandAward Given for Death ing on Roof-To-p Salesman Of Idaho Designed. ROISE, Idaht4 Dec. ot $4.100 was made. yesterday by the state accident hw surance commimion in favor of Lulu Grossmant and hor minor daughter. Ruth, because of Injuries received by Frederick Grossman. which resulted in his death. Mr' Grossman. aalesman for the Falk Mercantile company, was injured when an auto snags turned over en the way IA Jordan March, 1624.- - ---The award i comittionett on the facts that Mrs. Grossman reto main single and is subject change if eh dies or gemartqcs 1232 her or to 24, May prior clay ghter41101.1te tors ...Alarch.,,;i4 1931. TWO first-degr- IReturns - 22.t still-wa- bey Pocatello Chamber .Elects New Directors rPOCATELLOt Dec. 21::- --t g peeelection committee of the Chamber of Commerce Tuesballets day eanvatl the official in the election for the board of director. The results were: Two-yeterm. W if. Bohlerheid. John noon. C. A. Valentine. J. LKing. G. Nicholas Mt, Frank W. Brown; ro.,s. Turner. The complete board of directors for theS. E. year Is Claude Bistlins, Bradlye W. H. Cleats. C. Ben Roes, 3. T. Young. W. H. Bohlscheld. John. Hood. C. A. Valentine. J. V.P. Kin)-- O. Nicholas Ifft, Frank S. Turner. Browni--RThe new board will meet early In January and organize by the election of a president. two Vice presidents and a treasurer. Two hundred and twelve ballots were caet in the election. committee consisted of W. R. Farrte. chairman. E. F. Calph and Harvey Holmes tal).--The ar one-yea- en-ul- warehouse of the Decatur Fruit company near Filer was destroyed late Tuesday night, causing damage of $5.000. The blaze is believed to have been caused by ilit overheated furnace. The building. a 20 by 84 foot but structure, was partly insured. two its contents, which included carloads of apples. a large quantity of bon material and spraying ap-- 1 purloins. wee not insured- - . The Salt Lake Tuesday evening, reopen Monday 125. GEORGE 4 I President . The Logan,. temple will close evhning. Dee. 24. and reopen on Monday Morning. Jai. it JOSEPH R. SHEPHERD. AVednetiday President - I The Lawny stake Primary union meeting will be held in the Ninth ward chapel. Peturday. Dec. 27. at I p.m. Presidents will please meet at 2:30 p.m. A full attendance Is desired. DAIRY FROMM Cafe Lots itrah extra, eresmtery battier la carton Fresh extra creamery butter parch meat fleets seesaw, bette4 rrok cartons . ...... la Mate smantery butter.. 'rem parchment prints , Cooing butter In cubes Selected fresh eggs Ranch eggs 4eata chesear tripiets Toll cimain chee.s. young Amer--te-as ionT Tinvr Ee:hydrw a: Near East pellet prt. . . lull creamy else. ..... Kosrp chases pto.zi, girt Cream bride cheese 1.peusi4 ..... . ,,, .44 .43 .41 .41 .31 .21 .33 .14 .32 .24 ars ' ns ' these men figure that the time ham come to begin to Make the airplane a popular mode of travel. P'ot4 'Wetmore& ' Henry Ford is intereeted in the poloabilities of constructing small airplanes on the same hugs scale as automobiles. Some months ago Ford was shown a new type of MAU Plano 60- and told that a would cost model horeepower 21.500. After inspecting it careful'''. I'll Ford suggested that the cylinders of matnined steel be re- placed with cast iron, and the carefully built.up crank case with an, aluminum casting. A few more the changes adding slightly I weight but not decreasing power, and Mr. Ford declared himself ready to turn out the same product for $500 instead of $1.$00. Now be says small planes could be built even more cheaply than hie own famous product. and there seems not the slightest doubt that given a large enough market. they could he sold as cheaply. There is little doubt. therefor-- . that small planes can be built elhiA will carry two Pametigers comfort, that will have all the "peed which the heart of man may desire. burn exceedingly little gasoline in the prose," and he built at a price within the reach of yeti modest purses. The nuestion still remains whether the air flivver will be sufficiently safe to InduCe largo number of people to buy and ties them, thus alone rendering cheap- nese possible. Experts say it win. Superior to Larger Planes. The baby airplane is superior to It. larger brothers in this respect. The explanation is that a small flying structure is always lighter in proportion to its dose than a largo one, and the baby airplanes can therefore be made to have an area of wing which Is very large relative to its weight. The lighter the wing loading the slower the speed of landing. baby plane at little over 20 miles an hour is far less :Moly to crash on a bed landing than the larger piano. which must of necessity approach the ground at the speed express train. No matter how much out of contr01 the Mali plane ma be, its pilot after a crash May find himself bruised, his machine damaged. but he will pick himself up and fly again. Another feature which Is likely to make the small piano popular is the fact that, a large hangar can be dispensed with. and that with wings folded be able to travel under it own power to the nearest flyling field. Surely there aluutid be nothing very difficult In steering along I country road alvehicle four feet wide and 15 feet, or thereabout in length. even on a. city road not as congested as downtown New York. Parking Space Solution. Being lightly loaded, tho small plane can make a very quick' getaway. It has to acquire the momentum of only IS or 20 miles an hour. and a short run of 10 or 100 foot at most will be sufficient. Any open space will do to fly fron . and emergency landings will cease to bold terrors for tho aviator. Aero men say the roofs of Nemo of our gigantic stations ots dock piers, equipped with spookil platforms. can provide the small landing area requfrod by Ms baby piano. thus serving as a partial solution of ths.parking troubles of d our tido& of-a- ' motor-harrie- Local Securities DIvidioadt Paying Stooks. Bouts, Soso" Stooks amid Moods Will buy WOO Utah Hotel Bonds-Bond- s Bought and Sold. I.WILLBUY Amalgamated Sugar Co. Monde. o Sugar Co. Bowl& Z C. M. I. Stock. $IMI and SUM Liberty Moods Utah-idab- rt. John -- C Cutler, Jr. ESTMENT BAKE Matabitsbod 112. comiteTtrriox BLOM 3S .. Stocks Bonds Cotton Grain - ' - , - ainzytytiN.:0rewr:illeyBor.(;,:t.ilot,Pitaotydrtniessng i , - , , -- three-cylind- er R. 'it ' - 34-MAIN !mum dealing with the growing afenenr Tolephose Wasatch ISIS tion in lite lands where Christmas I had its birth, is bound to have upon of that the peace and 'happiness world. ' 1ME HAROLD upheaved corner of the terrible and the tragic Nothing in 1.::,1' we have passed that decade just SMOOT CO. 1 ,..:t7....,3 through is so pitiful and unjust '''. as what it has done to the children Investment !Securities., of so many different countries. That these helpless millions should , that know nothing to show them there are such things in the world as justice and gentleness and love turns one's heart cold to think it, Peeves' Taylor has velleiheedi the of The orphanage work of Near Ralph Clentanter cowpony at Wilkes East Relief comes in to snatch as &hinge for Waited stay oat dirertor. loadhell private vette ta Malabar Plorgeers will Pee a familiar lace' many as it can from this terrible late lake at the Wilkes theater nest week kind of start in life to try to 'how rgetiaga Stock Kaabasa. when Rol Ph Cloninger presenta"The ,them that there Is another kind 110111t1 UTAH etiltiD1110 geol. (banning. Pollock" world from this which they Wingate& WIZ aaill piece, which is said to be.ths big- Iof to chow is It and that joy geet bit of the present decade. to them train and world this Forrest Taylor. who was direolor, ' feelings.' Every for Ralph Cloninger lost peason. 'Its thoughtscanand be rescued from the i and who last summer opened stock child that !in Portland, Ore,, with a tomPanT. miserable plight Into which the of his own. has ,returied to his war has forced him, will be just home clir for a limitad engagefor the forces of orso much ment as director. Nils engagement der and gain and good will in was arranged because Of his haw-- - the world:petite bePn a member of the first corn-- 1 te which work a It gets down to 6'Wq ling to play "The Pool." of the ehort time he wil) be bed rock. lessening the amount voted Z which to the future threat i itnarthmercitevi.ntrirTraywitzetell,latidirecat, lie in rearing these great mows and but to leads. know of children playing nothing directing 'boils Taylor will spirear in one of te vital roles of r h Fool," in I in whicit Mr. Cioningher will Sippear the title role. 'Po This Is totitton.!''this week I' clever Cohan production. le making a big lilt with playgoers. Ott ite first ' Dec. 20, 1924. Drosentation at popular prices. , .41 4 season' brings im-- 1 c: mri the profound hi sh .., church Noticës I I Letter. from Miss Tarbell. temple will dose Dec. 23. 11124. and morning. Jan. 4. P, RICHARDS. President. The Manii temple win close evening of 'Poeticism Dee, 22. and ropen Tuesday morning. Jan. 4. LEWIS ANDERSON. 1$25. Commimication DETItOrro-(CP)---Pla- now being made to place "air MIN' vets" costing from 9509 to $1.600 on the American market In great numbers In 1926. Not only that, but airplane motors probably will be sold separately, so that planes can be bull' la estimated that on It home.- Itcan be constructed by "air flivver" a man handrwith toolwat about $500. ", Several automobile manufaxtur. ers axe considering extending their activities to airplanes of the small tYtm. Compaartive safety has been - POCATELLO. Doc. Sheriffs L. J. Idoar and Alma Marley and federal prohibition agents at 11120 Taft avenue. Alameda. Monday night. conliscated of one of the largest and most moonshine still. taken in this VicinitY in a long time. s of SO gallon The copper eapacity. Approximately 200 gallons of mash. were de. of atroyed. Four moonshine wore contsoated in addition to a half a sack of barley and aacks of sugar. When Jack Wilson and A. Leach returned to the house they ware arrested. Wilson is a brother of Wilitam INIKAIntly found Of second degree murder of Deputy Sheriff Neal S'mpkins of Idaho Falls. Leach is hia brother., recently of Salt lake. WS. son was arrested May 4, 1223. when a complete still and a quantity of moonshine was confiscated. 1 Temple Notices Arrested and Stills Taken at Pocatello At Twin Falls Burns 1 Idaho Prison Warden TWIN Idaho, Dec. 21 Favors Death Penalties (Special)--T- heFALL.packing plant and BOISPI. Idaho, Der law for hanging hundred state land leases were cancelled at the board murderers should reof state land commissioners moot- main on the statute books and ing because of failure to pay rent. be enforced" is the recommends Practically all were on grazing and agricultural lands chiefly - In the That upper Snake river valley.section- suffered crop reverses last to Wilkes -- I season but the state made every effort to aid tits lessees by extending time of, payment before the cancellation were made., 1 - one-ha- line. I , . BOISE--O- n. WOOLESALIE desertion. Henry E. Baker flied cult for divorce against Lillian Baker. in the Second district eourt Wednesday They were married In- Lewiston. Mont., Dec. 1. 1916. OGDE--Chitrgi- titm 0e. BOISEMore than one foot of snow Iles on tie ground In Bolo valley for the first time In sight ----- . to' , e os thtL Z. C. ht,, L and $2.11S for A. P. BOISE. Idaho. Dec. The operation of motor stages and busses will be placed under the control of the state public utilities commiesion if the recommendations of a number of organisations to the state legislature are to be followed. It is argued that the atages ars ht direct competition to the railroads which are regulated by the commission - tu1d they ehould be regulated as to schedules, responsibility and rate. Charcoal Fumes Kill The stage final) are also due for 'Laborer in Rail Car a heavy increase in license feea It proposed legislation becomes enDee. POCATELLO. acted. Lighter and older ears are of Erich Ramquite likely.to receive a cut In the irez. Mexicanbody extra gang laborer. licenso fees.k was found Tuesday in the ice box of a refrigerator car in. the east Farmers are Asked to end of the Short Line yards. Rahad evidently climbed into Feed. Quail in Idaho mirez the box to obtain a free ride and while there the lid became locked. BOISE. Idaho, Dec refrigerator cars are air tight are suffering from a The cial)Quall lack of feed. according to reports and during the winter charcoal from varioue sections of Idaho. heaters are used. The carbon Howevei ducks are faring well. it monoxide fumes from the heater were the cause of RatniresS death. I. reported. A latter was found on Ale perFarmers wrl be Instructed ts feed grain to the birds. to be paid son addressed to him at Box 242 for by the department. according to Bhoshone, Idaho. from Jesus R. Lopez of Durango. Mexico. and fie. State Warden R. E. Thomas. letWarden Thomas has announced cording to theis contents of the survived by a wife that details of purchase of a ten. ter Ramirez now in Phoshone. children aexe tract of land for a state game end two lf farm. two and miles from Nampa. are virtually completed. Packing Plant Warehouse' , Maim, Pocatello. IDAHO FALLS.--Mor- e than 1,- 000 insured parcels were received In the parcel post department Saturday ant more than 1.000 C. O. D. and packages. the largest amount of busineas ever taken In a single day by the Idaho Falls postoffice. according to Postmaster Morley. An extra torps of assistants was engaged for the Christmas rush. n, May, an,d cow) Sun- Tett. Pocatello: Soren Neon, Span-la- b . Forlr.-Utahsaid Ellen Ingeborg - P. Jensen. Charles M. Harris. irred Ifieren S.C. John Ruin. L. C. Itellonotil.Warfen Scheer, Lear Baugh. John B. Clifford. Edgar I. Mitchell. 011f 1. Peden. wen. Fred Crane. D. C. Loveland David Jackson. J. L Montreas Charles Or. John Mertineau. ,Robert Redford, J.meo. J. A. Hefter Travel J. Low. Willtm O. Dailey, William Watson. S. Milton. Andrew Myrna's. Jr.. J. Prows. A. O. Shelton. John C. Broberg 0 W. Merklev, Anton Petersen. Jonathan H. Hale. Henry Laub. Arthur Oud m undoes Edwin Albert Weber. James, C. T. Cannon. George C. Jensen. John W. Leishmen. Warren K. Burnham. Prod Berattion. M. E Rogers. Mateue Neuberwer. H. R. Weston. B. O. Thef cher. 0 IL Anew James Anaemia. W. L. Waniess. Orton. Muff. S. G LunelSram. Prank A. Benson. Erna Hammeed. Jr.. M. D Robinson. Albert, It P. Pulley. 0 T. Hugs Miele Bernal. papworth. John H flosengreen. iimsenew. I. Soreneon, Charles Pak. er, IL U. Hughes. Walter Aliment Mot. men Bird. lifotan noreneon. rimer Henniger and Charles ladle: Joel George.. E. Lerma. Eraml Neves. Olson. Alein ,Nielass Jobe M. 34,111.1L Wslard W. ?Skis &Mere W. Holsen. Levrrence Humphreys, Aaron Poltroon: Mt- SteelingHey Lott lit. nemetit. te Allen. Newlea--1...- -0. Clarks Amble 'Mikity Andrew Petersen. J. J. Larsen. Merecie R. Cooley. Jr.. Morelli Seth. Jobs H. Marker, John Beams; North Loge- Alfred Beetles Hams H. Hurst, Zara J. ?admen Orlon A. Pellet amid Owl A. Nyman; ParadieeWilliam H. Shaw. Joseph J. Humphreys. P. J. Welch. Job H. Theme& Orville l. tee. George 011ohY. Henry Johneos D. M. Weknutre. Providence...4J B. Campbell Sr.. sem uel H. ts.raen. Moses W. Bullock. Wile 111.11 11. Eollinger, Jomph A. Smith. Jr.. Chas C. C11.11,011 A40101 Blair. Welter pukeMan, lienjaMin Torhilts. Jacob Fithrimen. Walter Pile, Willard Poulsen. Eugene D. Matthews,- Hymen Jesse. C. H. Hammond. ' Hans itam rtotborewv RiverradoHoward Reese, Anderson; O. William R..se Ilivet Height,.H. C. Heolairer. Thomas Rider. John Andrew. Ephraim Lundberg.. Tletor Trichina. RichmondBert Johneont. Alma. Ifierrilir Guy Hendricks. William Anderson. David Smith. Paul Jemph Pearl. H. P. Oleos Cle Walter G. Comer Lawreres. Gila' S. W. Hendrieks. Noah Thom.. Woodland. losewh Webb. Prank Bair. George H. Thompson. Augurs 14. S. P. litortias Chariot Merrill H. Smithileid;William Cantwell. G. Leonard Miles Ed, Pitcher. Amos Nilson. Edwin 'trickles Samuel Hunt. William Dens Samuel Thortley. Martin Rethelley. Thornali Pilgrim. James PWIk groom William .Mailier J. W. H 1111110, Wallace Walle,dlevid J. Weeks,. Ralph T. Thornley. Gears. Chambers William Pilitingtrni. Jarboe' W. Galena. la P. Ewing. Aehlon Jewett. :ems A. Cessna, John P. Toolaes Hylvemer bow. Hebert Griffith. ratline Pitcher. Ernest dyke. Richerd Roekelley. tram O. Han., een. William J. Wadies Wlleville.-4- 1. J., Herr. Ears B. Ono- nett, Threnaa Thorpe. it,dney Wyatt, latilter W. Jettes (trivet-- Heeler.. John R. Woodward. Thomas j.A. Hendry. JohnPled U. Douglas James Bradshaw,. B. Woodwerd. Joseph A Stoughton. Joseph W. Parkinson. Wilford Baugh. Menthe-it- . Norm's H. Allem Archie MoVrerd Leathern. Peter Maughail. Guy IL Maturban. Alec Spence. James A. Kerr and Jobe G. Wembley. 4 to Mr. of Burley Bus Lines Run Under Board Rule 1 o. - ,. a , POCATELLOMarriage licensee were broiled Monday to Arthur Davis. Peducah. Ky.. and Esther Ter-d'Melee. Pueblo. Colo.' Lawrence A. Schlehubee and Peeee Attie Oar- -- . BURLEY.--Born Mre. Bert Prescott at 513 599 Idaho S ; Founders Day, Jan.' 7 JllocmNT Lone ADE pLAHNED roDli tot let, for the purrhase of certain prison ttuuqgner, and equipmentfor which there was no aPProPr- ia - ge ; Idakek,Deoc. W. Katerndatil STATE OBITUARIES. Boise Also Cracks-Al- l 4 BERNE. A. FREDERIC Cold Weather Records Funeral service for Frederic A. Berne. noted trontraetor and buildBOISE. Idaho, Dec.. er, will be- bold Friday. Dee. U. In at the famliy residence. 2433 Indi- clanThe coldest weather Botees history was recorded Wedana avenue. Ogden. at 3 p.m. when the bureau weather nesday. thermometer dropped to 9 below MAOCIRE. MRS. MARY E. Funeral services for Mrs. Mary E. zero, with 27 below recorded on Maguire, widow of John Maguire. the bench. ware held WednesdaY afternoon In A temperature of 14 below was the Ogden $t. Joeeph Catholic recorded at the Boise barrack in 1899. church. with Monsignor P. M. but NVedneaday's temperature Cuahanan officiating. The grave in for the same place was 10 below. Mountain N'iew cemetory was dedi- However op Jan. 19. 1922. a temcated by Monsignor Cushanan. perature of 10 below was recorded at the weather bureau. TOONE, ROLA NO- - TIEtt BA RD used - ha Roland Ocrard Toone. nine explosion of the pipe kitchen stove at months. son 61 Edward N. and Al- the home of H. Von Alvin. 1012 thea Goad Toone. died Wednosay Euclid etreet. The stove was blown at the home in North Ogden. Fun. to pert of it going through oral aervices tirin be bell Friday. the pieces, Mrs. Von Alven and Dec. 21. at 1 p.m., at the home of her windows. were slightly injurdaughter tho grandparents. Mr. end Mrs. Al- ed by !lying fragments. bert Toone, North Ogden. - i. BOISE. sea-bo- ns w - , W. Lew - pert-1...- bake 11.- -.. ral of Du. ciol,'"Dr. tools. repreaentaties from Clark county. has announced his candidacy lor the apeakerethip ot thel house., Katerndahl announced that het Is Pledgad to economy, and wishes, to IWO state government expense cut to a mItemwm ConservIL:lo: of timber and water resources.Tdvoeated by Governor Moore, is con stdored aa an important Immo by rm of Tetonia. , Mr Katerndaht The music consisted of 'Vocal solos by John Johnson of Driers. and Bishop J. A. Brower ot Vie. Opposition to Child Labor tor, two numbers by the glee elub of the Teton high school and a vioDevelops' in Idaho lin, solo by Mr. -Dixon of the siame Idaho, Dec. The meeting house filled on a itt,Atoi certain that the day when the thermometer lad coming session of the state legisia registered fifty below zero and the tur wtll ratify the child labor floral offerings amendment submitted many beautiful the re. were evidence of the respect and cent season of Congress. byMuch op., sympathy that the people et !Ietutt Position has arteentwvarious Bantu have for The famiTy; of the state. The argument W. L. Hoopes, the oldest son of presented that there la too much D. L. and Catherine Clark HooPes, is federal uPervision with too many was born at Weston, Idaho. Aug. commiesions sruprviont7 21. 1171, at which place he Jived boards and shoo and that Idaho has no until 1111 when he moved to To. trouble of this kind can look and ton Basin. He married Miss Am. after Its own children. lie Nelson of Ogden. Utah. in Iti11. Oov. C. C. Aloore hes not 'Yet from which union were born nine been convMcod as to the children, aft of whom, with his of ,the amendment and notemisity widow, survive. also his father anti amendment' to the federal opposes the following brothers and sisters: tution on genertil principles. constiIt la Mrs. H. O. Roos, C. W. Illoopes. &hilts likely that the amendment Salt Lake; Mrs. Lorenzo Jensen, wal either be defeated or referred Driggs; Mrs. J000ph Goodsell, to the vote ot the people of the Pasedent, Calif.: Mrs. Albert Good- state at the next general election. sell, Weston: Mrs. L D. Bickmore. $o much opposition hag arisen that Pocatello; George A. and John C. It is quite likely that the vote of Hoopes. Rexburg; Mrs. Ed. Stant. the people would be against the Wt. Mt. Horne, Idaho. 1111 - Dec. 81E377 L. . 'trier tion ot Warden John Snook of state prison in his annual to Governor Chariot C. Moore. thetAIR The warden recommends so propriation of 8165440 to operate the next the primuo d pp I 1 :10,1110 SPEAKOISIIIP serviceefor Hoopes and ' his daughters, lAura and Della. burned to death Dec. le were held In the Tetonia ' ward chapel Pride?. The speakers all of whom testified to the many splendid quell. ties of the victim and family, were James Nielson, a fife long- - friend of thelamily. James Griggs. Loon Strong. Press-- Albert Choules of Teton take and Bishop C. E. Ha- , tamale be Imported Se Lemma Coellee bebeeewont. Tbe bee. . - TETONIA. Idaho. , ,z...' SEEKS, ; 1 (Special)--Eutie- irrel-mma- ; . , 1924 DUBOIS MAN I Funeral Is leld for Three Victims of Fire .,, ' teresnalor eeevieo ebostd lb. tkeirlried SO Ottaril Carel.. elk Jeeerb W. Carkma. Tel. The Doeeves Weete. eels L.A. CUT. se (Abided!. Mteeeelesle denim etreettetbee tepreeeetetivee. &aired !IIIIMIEMPEkt. - 25 DECEMBP41 - - - |
