Show 4 COMMUNICATION PILOTS GATHER FOR ORGANIZED AERIAL SEARCH IN IDAHO AREA Burley Sceno of Aircraft Concentration in Wide IlUnt 1 jSAlT IiAKE CITY Jan 17 (By the1 Associated Press) —Search by airplanes for Fred Hoyt "Wichita Kan aviator Jnlsir£ sin cO last Ratnrday hi -- southern Idaho Was tcmporar-ll- r halted early today by un favorable Weather Conditions Eleven airplanes eight at the Sait hake airport and three at Burleyflda rested In tficlf hangars portcrlefcs to carry on the search because of low risibility- i BOISE! Idaho Jan 17 — (By The Associated PrcssJ--t- n the belief that Fred Ifbytj missing Wichita Kan pilot and sales manager of the Stearman Aircraft company has crashed in the Raft adjacent to Streveil pass where lioyt tvas last seen on afternoon nine airplanes Saturday 11 - nl J HI i li: wiu ioaajr gcoui ine mrevei pase Rivet-mdutttaIn- s Alt- - territory Leon Cuddebacki chief pilot of - Editor SUhdardrExaminer: The opponents of capital punishment could hardly have offered a mere convincing argument than the simple facts sent out by the 20 or more reporters who witnessed the electrocution of Ruth About all Snyder and Judd Graycorrect that is necessary to any evil Is to turn the light in ori It Theee formal and judicial killbeings are not classed as murdersname cause they are done in the of the wtate and of organised society The m!n who do the killing are not called murderers because they are paid to obey order and' they reeeive Salaries f©rjerform-ing their duties and the killings come in the day's work To take p4rt in these killings does not seem to detract from a man's social' standing — certainly not from his political (standing We have the distinguished example of GSrover Cleveland twice elected president of the United States whef was once a county sheriff and who was called upon to execute a criminal in the courtyard at Buffalo He didit with his visual thoroughness attending to some of the nauseating details himself and was later elected governor and president In spite of the sneer of his opponents who called him "the hanghian of Buffalo" INDIAN CUSTOM When we consider the details of this recent execution by electricity of a whimperings penitent woman and of the broken little man who had yielded I to1 the lutings of another man's wife one Is inclined to think mori kindly of the methods of the American Indians Forty and fifty years Ago the Apaches of Arizona had a playful custom When they caught a Cow boy prospector out In the hilli of stripping off his "clothing tielng his hands and feet and then throwing him on &n anthill They then sat down near at hand to smoke and Watch the the ants pick the meat off his bones- - When he wriggled away they simply threw him back on the ant hiU again The Attache considered themselves patriots They were defending their country — their native land-- from the They were the original foreigners 100 per cent Americans i But their methods were crude and uncivilized: They do tlese things better lit New York state When the electric current was turned tntd the body of Ruth Snyder so we are told ' thin wisp of smoke arose from her head" That makes the Apaches look like pikers Executions in Sing Sing are much more scientific more civilized more refined jand expeditious— ef ficiency is the word I am trying to get— 4han the crude killings and torturing byithe Apaches of Arizona But are they any less devilish? Kote the statement that In Sing Sing prison there have been 100 executions In the electric chair One hundred such scenes as that in which Ruth Snyder and Judd Gray figured and yet murders continue and seem to Increase in New York Just as in Arizona the cowboys and prospectors kept on coming in regardless of the Apaches and their ant hills the jVarney Air service took off this morning for Burley where the all IntftAft tt lthfe Tloelna' Air Trams Varnf y service and two commercial pilots of Salt JLake will be consolidated in one- of the largest terlal scouting epeditions ever gathered Lieutenant t&getHer In Idaho Russell Maughan Salt Lake famed "dawrf to dusk" transcontinental tflier will direct the searcfc from - the air ORGANIZED SEARCH Concentration of the search over Strevell pass Ahd to the west of the j ' pass ©ver Clear Creek mountain in Cassia County bordering on the Utah-Idahline has been agreed upon by Maughan Pilot Cuddeback Ahd Charles iT Wrightson Boise manager of the Varney service Of flcilla believe Iloyt'S- disabled plane Is1 somewhere in the Raft rlvef territory roughly extending Utah on the front Snowville south to Conant on the north and from Strevell on the east t6 Almo oh th west After the futile search yesterday 1ft which five planes participated pilots agreed Hoyt probably was forced down In the terrific now storm of Saturday afternoon which reduced visibility as Jloyt entered Ptrevell pass while flying the new Stearman plane for delivery here Pilots believe Tloyt was forced slightly to thi west by the Impetus of the storm and that he either crashed or made a forced landing as had he flown any considerable distance from the Strevell pass he would have encountered clear air j HE KNEW ROUTE As Hoyt was reasonably familiar with' the Salt Lake-Bois- e airmail route' having delivered a plane here last June it is believed he would have been able to regain a proper course If he had beert able to extricate his plane from Saturday's blinding storm Difficulty Jnay be encountered today In "spotting" the plane if the Stearman landed in a snow drift or rolled from the slope of Clear Creek mountain into one of the ' lower valleysJ Manager "Wrightson made arrangements iarly today for en the emergency - landing " larging field! at Burley to take care of the Gas extensive aerial operations and oil will be assembled ' on the fieldi and Burley will be made the operations throughout the seatjdf Salt Lake this day i Pilots leaving morning are ito fly at intervals of fourf miles that a careful check mayi be made Of the route from Promontory Point Utah to Stre- -' veil - - -- RELiGIOTJS Note the further 'statement that there were present In the chamber of silence two ministers represent ing the religiou element in the tragedy dna a Catholic one a Protestant both on the pay roll and both lending the sanction of their respective churches to the grue O i i NIGHT OF FIRE Suspected Fire Bucn Ar retted After Series of Ofte resl--dertit- - - j Idea--datlr- ig- 40-mi- al le sec-tio- GRIDDLE STAYS AS BEET GROWER HEAD LAYTON Jan 1?— William D Criddle was president of the Davis county fiugaf Beetgrow era' association at the annual meet ing Monday afternoon in Latona hall E B Clark was vice president and Charles TBur ton secretary- - The following dl rectors were elected f" Jesse Afgyir John H Layton George E Dribble Bennett !J Alfred Oeorsre 11 Youngberg James M Christenfcen The word Vsplnster" probably comes from the "spindle side" of a house where unmarried Women of a family used to do their spin ning ed ed -- the - ' A cleverly concealed Cache of moenahine whisky hidden behind a (series of sliding and trap doors and the whole buried in a rock foundation was Uncovered Monday afternoon by bailee in the base ment of the Lincoln Cigar store Twenty-fift- h street and Lincoln avenue Louis Trantit 60 the proprietor ofvthe store absolutely denied any knowledge of the whisky but was placed under arrest on a charge of having Intoxicating liquor in his and released under ?300 possession ' ' ball Frantll In city court today pleaded not gUilty to the charge and his trial was set for January A group session bf "M" men of the Mount Ogden stake is called for this evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Ninth ward chapel According to Russell Je£psn stake chairman of tho senior M men of th eight wards in that Stake the meeting will commence with the usual opening exercises of any regular mutual gathering1 the ''M" men takWhen class time is ing chagre called Dr Fred J Pack of the University of Utah will discuss the subReligion" ject "Science andhave" been made so Arrangements 1 1 1 1 C 112 up-Btni- 2452 581 fort All 35 29 26 : 15 ! 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Oil No S'fi i eshi rillttvn fcorn extra standard 3 JELL-X-CE- single dial be 1C ' HI IS FOtTND Sereeant GeOrjce Phillips II- and C detectives J P Jensen and Peterson scent several hours M6n daV Afternoon searching the Cigar stdri which wa fdrrdefly a drurf store In an old drug cabinet they found a section of rubbef eyfehdn hose which smelled strongly of whisky and they Continued their Ift the basement adjoining a pile 6f coal one Of the officers ftqtloed a wad of chewing gum stuek to U He ddg it out with Ill8 board knife and found a countersunk screw After that Was taken dut ih taktA tun held in blace and he found another" screw removal of Which allowed the board to Come off Beneath that was a sliding door and behind thai was a small compartment Which contained the 20 gallon Keg wnicn spigot 6f Was imbedded in the rock and concrete' foundation wall of the basement 'j A more thorough search revealed that an apparently discarded lead served a sin pipe which had in the old drug dispensary but which had been sawed iof f when Two-poun- i 1 single dial Complete 5-tu- All TIOSET DLiCiOUS COFFEE THIS AS THE AROMA OF ITS COOK-in- g comes to til of a morning—oh boy! hurry that breakfast Fresh limit 42c d stock ill Complete be DR FRED X PACK LECTURES TONIGHT ELECTRIC THE LIGHTHOUSE Eleetriesr ra On ' the fancy as well as ironing is done 0d the CMldft Slectrlo Ironer plain Wright I M wtd louse single G4ubc j According to Sergeant Phillips IRISH LIVE LONG ' kegf was filled from Upstairs by DURL1K Jan X7— By Ths AS- means of the pipe and the liquor sociated — Presa) thing about was taken as needed through the Ireland that hai Th most impressed 6t Mrs A Sterling wife Louis iPranti Under Ar- - spiff :Th barrel he said contained 10 of the Frederick minister is longgallon of moonshine whisky when evity American in newspapers the place was raided The appa- give herObituaries restj Denies Krrowl- idea that the popular the odnfisc&ted were and ratus whisky age for dying is 90 years or more edge of Liquor IN STORE HERE 3 &tiw after? YLemt £52Ste!JS§ dial an tion discussed it is anticipated 1 Complete : the various wards will be credited with attendance if they attend the Nintn ward tonight A large number will avail themselves of the opportunity to hear this vital ques- Come and see ho '- jiBimcMimslhainm Electric IIII $135 i that the members of "M" men from Watch the Demonstration At Our Store TODAY and TOMORROW In-Uta- i! president of the MidAmerlcan Oil company left today for Florida to meet with capitalist and Ir W P SpaUgh who are to organize an oil company to commence drilling there at a very Oil early date The company wilt become a heavy stockholder In tbo organization about to be formed Walker said OF ROM FOUND single dial ! Walker la the sink was removed led to the barrel Only the stub of the pipe showed and' It appeared to be as harmless ahd ai useless as the stub of any Other pipe left in the floor after the plumbing had been CLEVER CACHE le hundred execution have convinced him No Conflagrations I wonder he finds it necessary to leave for Florida to avoid & nervous breakdown For there are still WASHINGTON Jan 17i(By other men wailing in the nearby The Associated Press) — Five extra cells to take their turn in the fcllent alarrrt fires interspersed with sev room minor ones and a feW false The warden will probably do eral ones threw thoi national capital Ineverything about it excepting — to to not a is (itate of tujhnoil last night and resign lie likely to quarrel with the pay toll If he had re- early today and led the police to fused to have anything further to belieVe firebugs were at ' work do with executions he would probtlie first of Which Th blazes ably lose hia Job but he wouldcon-be a blow his before real fot midnight eon striking began shortly victions It was hardly to be ex- tintied until after nine a'clOck this :K pected bringing apparatus' from seems to have pleaded morning Instead he many! nearby yirglhla and !Mary with reporters to put the- soft pedal on in reporting the scenes of the land towns to aid exhausted Wash death chamber and it is said that ingtek crews ind starting a wide he was wild over the discovery that search for suspects believed to have one of the reporters had Smuggled deliberately Set fire to the places a kodak Into the room and had and to have turned in false alarms gotten away with a snapshot of to divert the fire fljrhters Thfe first man taken in the hunt Kuth Snyder In the electric chair But why? is there something to Was a temporary psychopathic pa ' tient at Walter Reid hospital He be ashamed of? 2ft gave the name of John j Jacob We are also told that as the On his nersoh was Flfeher 29 reporters were leaving the warden's found fire a badge of the town of dffice a few minutes after the exHe was held for ecutions they learned that the four Fallsburg N Y' t surgeons representing the state had Investigation Fisher was arrested after- three already begun the autopsy on the two bodies mutilated bddy of the Some scientists are claiming that view the — girl it is not always the electric current little OPPOSES! PAMPERING that causes the deaths but the 1hi3 can of course have but one That the autopsy that follows — spirit of surgeons are the real executioners pUrppse to arouse the the clUb revenge If so how does that compare again womn haveApparently ati some time peeved With the old Apache method? And then later the four State the sheriff by sending in petitions capital! punishment For he surgeofls solemnly reported that against interviewed arid has they found the brains of the two has himself to about "maUdUri sensay muchj Criminals electrocuted perfectly and the "pampering 6f timent" were normal indicating that they ' j sane But suppose they had found criminals" Thjs intimation seems to be that them diseased or malformed indi cJUb Women are in some myseating insanity? Would not that the for the ex have been a nice message to send terious way tb blame to the jury which Convicted them istence of criminals- and the I occurof crimes the judge Who sentenced them and rence He is probably obsessed with the governor who "shut the gates f&f back of of mercy" on them at the last min the dd — can only evil Pilate that Pontius ute? But may It not sometimes fbrce be the best cured that by happen? still is violence to meet with way UTAH'S METHOD violence greater And note also that the warden Bu if anything is from who draws a salary for a job he the experience of theprpveiii It is past' is opposed td dodges responsibility plain that kilting the killers does by hiring a cheap man to pull the not stop the rnurders Thy still switch which turns on the killing continue Ahd the records of the current It is one form of sidestep states! that us4 capital punishment is as bad If hot worse thatt the ping responsibility Here we have a somewhat similar de states! that fcuriish by imprisonment vice W hand five loaded rifles for life to five men— $10 men One of the So ithe causes of crime and the rifles is loaded With a blank art cure for crime must be Sought not ridge N& one knows Which rifle in the spirit of revenge and savagit is Thus each of the five men ery but by the light of reason ahd can hope that hd was not qna of sanity After all the Apaches are the actual killers hot t(ie best tfatteTft fdr Wto foli But why this sidestepping? This low— fO A Kennedy shirking of responsibility? Is not this very device itself an admission that it is hot a humane thing to ask one human being to take the life of an ttherii-eve- n in the nam of the state 7 Backin Flint Mlchisrari an esDe cially hideous crime WAS Commited last week A degenerate murdered a little girl The county sheriff there has done something notable He vhas called on the women of the community especially the members of clubs to come and good 1 NEW OIL PROJECT Mid-Americ- taught his disciples to forgive "not seven times but 'seventy times seven" Note too that the warden of the prison is opposed to capital punishment He has learned that no I I WILL CONFER ON JjF SANCTION EXCITED OVER And each of them professing to speak for Him whoso mercy Was so infinite that he some scene it" does no S CAPITAL U men said they had observed him acting suspiciously at a fire box in the Ecklngton section wrier t grain elevator was burned Fourth and Q streets northwest h other fires were at the Wooi-wdftst6re on Pennsylvania aVe-nt' between Ninth and Tenth of produce a number stfeetsj stores near Center market a Ht-ta mofe than a block away grain store on H street northeast neaf the iJnion station viaduct and a lumber yard at Fourteenth and W streets In the northwest section NO FATALITIES Checkups revealed tia fatalities in any of the biases although a score of firemen were overcome when a gas main broke: in the Wool worth store the first blare in the series that kept a continued procession of fire fighting equipment running over the city for more than nine hours and started id pieces of apparatus over the run from Baltimore long Firemen of the Maryland city who aided in combating two ©f the fires wire placed in Vacant firehouses in variaus sections for protective pur: poses The police department threw an d emergency force" Into every of the city to run down1 any suspects while a score of others were placed on guard at large industrial plants lumber yards and otHer establishments to forestall any other possible fires Fisher was arrested at a home near Walter Reid hospital after he had been' trailed there on att auto mobile license number tin Police began to check up his past record t see if he had been Irri plicated In any arson cases here or at Fallsburgh' 5U5 " LOOKING AHEAD1 The general public is becoming better informed on' tbs subject Excellent articles on oral hygiene are appearing in the daily press and national magazines Naturally our dental service- must improvs as time goes on to take care of our growing business ' Enjoy the comfort ©f sound teeth during the new year by haying your teeth put in good condition Are you keeping pace with progress? 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