Show OapEIT ST A ND AED-E- TjEIE A2VII1TEE X FRIDAY EVENING OCTOBER 19 1928 NEWS OF THE INTERMOUNiTAIN WEST UTAH TEACHERS WILL TEACH TALK FINANCES HOW TO PLAY Kews i - ' where Worse tee street crosses the Lincoln! highway Mr ahd Mrs Roy Olmsted in a new car were drivlngl down the hill where the iu5ivvay guinea liliu luwn They were traveling from Salt Lake Mrs Roy Crompton was leaviner the Julia beauty ishop and had driven her car less than a block along Morse street when the accident occurred Mrs'Cromptons front fen- - the Utah Educational association ormn r rrrolnBl were busy today with sessions in ° V all departments of the organiza- of America New York will be in tion r Utah November 5 to 15 The members of the association to conduct three institutesinclusive in rec pledged themselves Thursday night reational work under the direc to an effort to provide "adequate means for schools" and to get in- tJon of the U A C extension ser creased salaries for Utah instruc- vice rL l?oiSri?? 8161 car which turhed d for end fo ford la U tors itanAni to on a coming top 7 her afternoon and evenings with the front: end of the caritsheadThe association will meet in gen- in chiding delegates fronv Logan ed back up the hill Neither! Mr eral assembly again tonight Last Benson Hyrum and Frank Olmsted were seriously night's general assembly was held Cache lin etakes: Gunnison November - Zurt Mrs thJ iTt£ car was: badly in the L V S 'tabernacle but in inxiin finne tvi oIJf wrecked the body being! broken al- and Garfielrt county Wayne Piute NOMINATIONS MADE flftWato-n- an ctau na wio rear io "'vs' f nS 5-- 8- The following were nominated for the respective positions in the association: President Arch M Thurman of Salt Lake Elizabeth FitzGerald of Salt Lake and Dr Amos N Merrill of Frovo vice president Cy Ray Evans Coalville board of trustees E M "White-Bidof Davis county Mrs Florence Newcomb of Ogden David A "Wooten of Jordan and Louis A Peterson of Logan "One of the most urgent needs of the school system as a whole is a more uniform length of school year" Dr C N Jensen state su"At present perintendent etated the school year varies among the districts from seven and one-ha- lf month's in at least one of our rural districts to 10 months in Salt Lake ' ' City' r: ' 7rZ-rV"X?- vtv0w A-J Monran Davis TTTrt at- - Summit rnd Box The M I A Boy Scout organization will with the ex tension service in aiding in carrying out Mr Bradford's program which will consist of community ringing philosophy of recreation characteristics of different age groups character building results to be secured club programs group games circle games gile and line games quiet ames jnu- sic appreciation and folk dances co-oper- es 4-- H o I: j Watchman Utah Growers Are Urged To Ship Only Best Grade SALT LAKE Oct 17— (UP)— boys have been implicated with Truman Giles 18 and Alpheus jMosman 17 in the murder of Joseph Wilkins night watchmarj of Spanish Fork Wilhami Quabell 17 who is be SALT LAKE (UP)--I- At other Is "Bamboo" another "Wis or "Willow" In the naming of its larger war vessels tne Japanese navy like tne American geographical names of the home land teria" "Pine" "Plum Blossom" VERY CONVEMEXT vife — Gracipufe Hubert! Shall I call a pjumbert Ilubby (catching drops of fluid on your life from ceinngr-4-rf- ot That booitleggerf upstairs simply naa an accident m his storeroomr Judge - N Kan- f ' OGDEN SALT LAKE CITY DENVER Cheerful Credit Ma3 Orders Invited f t0?'nS in r£?ften 5°' WyomInS vi JL J J 'means more service— more tatliracUoni for -- t jX H SlOS ANGELES - every patron Mr and Mrs 'Piatt will live in the Laurel canyon district of Los Angeles A sketch of Piatt's career reads: Started as railway clerk in Poeatello 1SS5 became brakeman 1887 returned to superintendent's office 1889 made agent in Poeatello isy4 mape Salt Lake agent 190 became trainmaster 1904 rose to superintendency of Utah division in July of some year becam'e superintendent of southern division of Southern Pacific in Los Angeles t' i r r - iiisue xauj general superintendent' there 190S made assistant r general-manageof Southern Pacific 191 appointed general man in 1916 aged oi uregon anort Og-oe- T o OLDER SCOUTS OF UTAH IN SESSION GUILTY CASE SALT LAKE Oct 19— (UP) — Delegates to the fifth annual con vention of the older scouts of Utah were assembled in camp in Mill Creek canyon today the second of a three-da- y session '( — — no— KNOWS HIS MOTHER visitor--I- f I took one of those apples and you took two what would be h?ft? Jimmy (eyeing the dish) — Three apples and a spanking —Passing bnow f w7 all destroyers are being given names instead of numbers First class destroyers of Japan's navy of 1000 tons or more all bear "wind" names that is each name enda in "kaze" or "wind" There is "Mountain Wind" "Shore Wind" "Wind of the Waves" "Fog Wind" "Snow Wnd" all names expressive of destroyer speed and of the inherent Japanese feeling for! natural forces Second class destroyers under 1000 tons ' bear the names of flowers or trees Thus one little engine of death and destruction bears the name of "Cherry" an Oct 19 i or - CITT J Plumhof present I TOKYO — ( AP) — After seven years of severe practicality the Japanese navy is returning to poetry in the nomenclature of its destroyers In 1931 the navy department decided that all destroyers built thenceforth should be designated by numbers only insteajd of the more romantic namejj given vessels of this class up ta tnat time By a recent or der chis ruling is reversed and sas City superintendent for the Union Pacific will succeed Howard V Piatt general manager of the Oregon Short Line on October 25 headquarters of the railroad an- 3 nounced Piatt's retirement' will come aft- V er forty-thre- e years of service Both he and his successor received f their earlj' railroad training in Idaho 'V ing returhed from Pocate'lo and Alton Anderson also 17 are the two latest! boys to be linked with the wanton killing of the old watch j man Chief Deputy Sheriff Leroy Lar- seri will" arrive here with Quabell today Quabell is said to have ad mitted that hi was with niift-- i unci atfsman cin th night of the murder and that he furnished them with liquor nderscin will be brought back cut to pieces Thy weite on froim Gren River Wyo by Sheriff Utah Bryce cahyon Lther X I wihcu JU J Jie J T Boyfl of jProvo numcjui F A 3hil4 superintendent of lenaer or tne! uromptoh car was ij crumpled Mrs Cromptpn was not th state Inindustrial school in was j hurt ): Pfovo today to confer witih Coui ty Attorney I E Brock-bai- k OX OGDEN VISITS s today Mr and Mrs Robert Sharp pass to assistH inwl return lattr Questioning 'Cuabeli ed Wednesday in Ogden where they said to have been once ar Inmate attended the theatre performance of the Oi'den jreform school 'i 1 in the evening Meanwiiile Gilts and Mosman Mrs George McPhie Mrs Burr have repudiated their confession Bailey Mrs Samuel Knoder and Mrs Ray Baird went to! Ogden on for the si cohd time o— Wednesday to kttend a theatre per- i tormance j Mrs Beulah Osborn of the A D Brigham camp in Spring Valley passed Thursday in Evanstpn1 Mr and Mm Len Spencer were to leave for Salt Lake todav'to URDER pass 'the week-en- d L E lEngstrum of Rock Springs passed Thursday and today in Evanston on business connected B6h White of Elko Will with the Redmond estate Hear Sfentence On Mrs' Neil Bennett and Mrs Elmer Neispn leffcfor Ogdfn and Salt Oct 22 Lake this mqjFning on an early train In Ogden they will visit Mr KENO Nevi Oct 19 — fAPV — Bennett s parents Mr and Mrs W H Bennett Mrs Neilson will re- Jiop wnitfe Elko gambler and al turn after a couple of days and Mrs leged slayer of Louis Lavell Greek of first go on to Reburg Ida-h- iraibler ivas iound Bennettjwill to Visit hir uncle land auntJ dearee mtrder! by a Jury in Elko Mr and Mrs W B Wilson! fori district cdurt Thursday Sentence " will be passed on October 12 about teta daysh White was the obiect of a natinn In coinpliment to Miss Erma i j montns asro wive eeaicn eeveraj a iwas xjonneiipn surprise iparty was ana in Chica fflnaliy at captured the heldj WMnesday evening home of her jnjiother Mrs J HV go His wife captured in New Donnellon A very pleasant eve- York as epe was about to board a boat bourid foi Ireland The pair ning wis passed with fcames and wafe brought back to Elko where music Refreshments were served White were Moriby wag formally charged with Fae !Fae Presfentj Morris jAiice Turner DeEtte Hil- mujrder No charge wai lodged ton Phyllis ShM-Frances Bean against Airs White The killing' was alleged to have Melba Fearn IDelores Williams taken plahe at the Ryan ranch George Bean George Branstitter near IDlkd and the body was Norval Larson Burdett Matthews Bernard Matthews James Ander nufned in a building which was al son SElva Bird Margaret Knoder leged to liave been fired on the Arthur Ortega and Erma 'Donnel t aiich SALT LAKE Oct 19— UP Utah potato growers are urged to restrict tneir shipmenta to the U S Iso 1 grade in the hope of lim ror ttieir crop proving xne and preventingprice a glut on the mar ket Resolutions adopted bv the ierlcultural committee of the lofcal chamber of commerce ug£d that growers sell and shippers forward but this grade only This action followed similar recommendations made recently in Poeatello by (he agricultural council of the cen o Iral western shippers' advisorv Doard WOR PROGRESSING m The was made that O BIG ECHO DAM the No suggestion 2 grade be used as lvestqck fodder and the Utah Agricultural vet "is— work on college extension service be asked thevvAjvijjt J3cho dam for the month of to explain to farmers this use of lon September consisted of the concrete the surplus crop Fl Sciott Taart of Morgan work in the diversion tunnel lining Utah has taken a position here HN -construction of the trash rack withith in Cash Mer Beemajn and MEYERS structure at the Intake portal of DIRECTING TO RETURN MOTOR cantile company the tunnel excavation of the outUTAH AGGIE PLAY CAR SMASHED let channel and the excavation CHICAGO Oct 19— (AP)— Al- Mr and Mrs E A Davis of concrete work and puddle fill of UTAH AGRICULTURAL GOT the cut-oMountain View were driving: on vin Welsoii 2S Salt Lake was ar trench Thursday cbarsred the Linboln highway into Fort laigned in court It is expected that the river will LEGE Losrnn Ort 10 an witn stealing were airplane motor anernoon weanesaav iui Biuuui cnaeer may neia last he diverted through the tunnel bewnmj at $4000 from an oirnlane fore the end of the month and week and work has been started-o- - j their! car left the road and turned valjued oy Lews a Solomon The cnosen to be present- over twjice The car was almost ownea Wafe ine the work of placing embankment iu piay dropped however when material in the gap now occupied ed this year i3 "The Mollusc" !bv- demolished but no one was seribua- - charge son agreed tio return the! motor Hubert Davis The j iy hurt The accident occured jabout ise first presentathe river by begun bolomori saidj Nelson had pur uu win ue on uecemDer 3 it is ' miiea west or jf ort Bridge f Mr an airplane from him in under the direction of Professor Davis is a deputy sheriff at Moun cnased Nevv York GASOLINE TAXES promising to pay for the cnester 11Meyers head of the nnh- - t tain view tl- lb Chicago if it proved airblano J oyca-iiiiitne col at HIGH THIS YEAR lege To uepanmeni satisfactory Nelson Solon: on said more students the new the airplane- to Salt" Lake then SALT LAKE Oct i 9 —Taxes on opportunity give of taking part in the MUCH ACTIVITY IN back to Chicago where he told gasoline sales for the month of Sep play two casts were chosen One tember will amount to approxim- will tour the northern part of the IDAHO MINING AREA Solomon it was not sat ft factory! v4en boldmon went to get the air ately $160000 it is estimated by state and the other the southern he Charles Heiner gasoline tax ad- part Those chosen for the two iound the motor missing BOISE Oct 19 — (AP)— Gold plaane-ministrator In the office n H E casts are: Wanita Boyle Carma mine development in Vailed cbuntv ne isaia Crockett secretary of stU This Francis Allan Cannon Claire Hay- - 3s beingl pressed or a large Iscale b ilgure is about $18000 higher than Gladys Hobbs Lutie Ban nun may piaae? iiouse pnee more the amount collected for the same ward croft Emmerson Abbott and Er one or siaq leading mining cities REPORT ON TAXES month of 1927 nest Nelson of Idaho Stewart Camnbeil !etate IS LAHGE VOLUME mine inspector declared on his return from 4 visit to the iDeadwood HALT LAKE Oct 19— Roscoe rasin He declared expendlturca beinsr W IHammkd who was engaged by maae Dy tje JButiKer Hill & Sum tne? Utah Taxpayers' association van Mininlar and Conraitrtinsr ahas4oo-pa-presented the association with report on "Utah's Tax company in Deadwood basin: Fred W Bradley Sari Franeiscn rnultl- - System arid Tax Administration" roiiiionaire t on the- Yel ow Pine through State Chairman A P of Ogden company's igold mine in Meadow Blgjelow A G Mackenzie of Salt Lake was Creek and the United Mercury Mines epmpjany's! Cinnabar priper- - placed at the head of the commit- ties are the largest and most im lee 10 conaense pe report and pre sent it to the taxpayers in bulle portant in southern udaho - Short Line r TSyo INM SPUD TRAFFIC SIRS CULLEY SPEAKS Representing the Utah Federation of Women's clubs Mrs Eliza beth Culley declared that there has been so far no solution of the tax problem and in the state of Utah there is not likely to be until the prqm'blem of how to tax families with large numbers of children is solved Mrs Culley said that it Is the consensus of opinion of the 100 affiliated Utah clubs that all the mother of a family expects of the public schools is to have her chil dren taught the fundamentals Branding the present system of taxation in Utah as "antiquated Inadequate and unjust" a resolution calling for a modification of the present fystem of raising revenue so that property shall be classified for the purposes of taxation was adopted by the house- of delegates vi me uian jaucanon association -' RAILWAY PLAG! vo Morel Youths Linked H J Plumhof Will Become Wi h Killing of General Manager of FOIJt! 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Ask about it! n v ' w Recovered with white co gold and t vO earring Substantial platinum covering and Cl 7 carving 51 i Oct 19— lt Lake's marathon dances ended this morning' at 1:30 o'clock after member of then city commission and promoters of the affair agreed to amicable! settlement of a con troversy whjtch started when those in charge of the project refused to abide by the antmarathon dance ordinance and obtained a restraining order from District Judsre L n h wiffht Eight couples were on the floor wnen the music finally stonned Contestants were allowed 15 min- tiiiii-lutes' rest ' V r vorv — " — SALT LAKE Oct 19— Police Thursday Aight were conducting an of a bullet-pierce- d gasoline taik on the rear of aheavy automooilel found abandoned and wrecked at Dear Man's curve south ot peck's Hot Springs on the Oe denj-Sal- t Lake highwaj' Thursday morfnlng The car belonged to Wil liam O'Brien R F D 3 Murrav and was reported stolen at police neaa quarters —o i 1 1 1 nniiTNU OIaIIJLiE 1U 1 Afvfc PLACE OF FERRY v i BOISE Oct 19 — (AP) — There EDUCATOR WILL will' be no ferries on the state SPEAK FOR SMITH Highway system after November 1 when the Swan vallev brld South jfork of the Snake river BOISE Idaho Oct 19— (AP — the w says jk 11 Shoemak iviary u u isradfifd former presi- cr cpmpieteja dent of the National Education as reauOffice ehgineer of the state bu of highways sociation! will give a series of adThe bridge is being constructed dressees Ih Idaho before election in replace the on© washed out two support bf the candidacy of Gov- to ernor Alfred E Smith Democratic years ago by the o-Gros Ventre flood toheadquarters here announced MAKING SElARCH day "i: M i Her Itinerary Includes PocatlTn FOR WAR VETERAN October 26 Gooding October 27 Lewiston October 29 and Moscow BOISE Oct 19 — (AP'i — John T October 130 She iiriav snoaV t i Boise later Sullvan wHo recently took "French j I ieaw irom tn oM-- J Boise : 2m g Bldg- - veterans' hospital i3 being hunted by the OGDEN TEACHERS veterans bureau'! here as he has been awardjed compensation by the FAVOK GAS ENTRY government and has several hUn area aoiiarfr back compensation SALTfLAKE Oct ill— T? due that a certificate of convenience He is believed to and necessity permitting the bring- and ichlld in! 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