Show f i I TOOllflDAY EVENING MARCH 20 1030 TUIJ OODEH DTAflDARD - EXAMIHER 0mm New FRIEND KILLED CASHIER MIT President Box E&r Dcpzrteonl hislaess Office Cower Dm Store Erighm Cit f Fhone 123 Elizabeth Bair Correspondent 433-11 Phono CLAIM No Indication of Struggle Brings Theory of ' Treachery COURENAY N D A treacherous March 20— friend who shot him though the heart from behind and stole $3000 from the vault today was advanced as the possible slayer of Elmer Bunfcowski 23 cashier of the First National bank The young cashier's body was found lying face downward in the vault by R B Milne president of the bank Milne said $3000 in cur rency was - missing' but several hundred dollars in silver was untouched There were no indications of a struggle and county authorities said they believed Bunkowskl knew the person who killed --him The contention was advanced that dtsoeiott4 Frs Photo a friend of Bunkowske entered the Karl Or bank during the noon hour and Taylor Compton head shot the cashier before he was seen of tho department of physics at Milne went to the bank from a Princeton university was appointed nearby garage when a patron told president of the Massachusetts sf Technology him the institution apparently was deserted The cashier had been dead only a few minutes ry where his father owned and op erated the farm now irrigated from the old Pan Walker spring that rise in a little ravine about a mile' east of the state highway ana about miles south of three and one-ha- lf Brigham City Mr Ingram still has charge of this historic farm with an Irrigation supply that never fails no matter how iiry the season This CLARK came to RUSSELCity in August 1929 for water runs about a mile before gothe purpose of taking over the man- ing on the land but always keeps agement of the Stevens Van Engle up Its supply Mr Ingram’s genstore Immediately Mr Clark made eral crop Is hay and grain although can grow most any sort of crop application for membership in the he Box Elder Commercial club and he cares to plant He is at the pres chamber of commerce and was ac- ent time trying to stock his farm a special strain of dairy stock cepted for membership He says with and for that reason hay and grain association with members his the of that organization has been most is to him most valuable In his earlier life Mr Ingram worked with pleasant and that when he is died his father as a carpenter and with on to take any part in the activities he deems it one of his greatest his father studied the cabinet makand wood turning trade In pleasures Mr Clark was assistant ing 1690 he served on a mission to Caln Stevens-vaof the Engle manager ifornia for the L D S church for in Le Grande Oare before coming two years and since his return has to Brigham and was with the old Oolden Rule organization for a num- taken interest in his church duties ber of years before they cold He so far as time would permit Mr cays he knows of no place where Ingram is the father of eight chilevery opportunity for a nice home dren exists as It does in Box Elder counKPONMOIt IMPROVED ART ty and he specifies first the pure NEW YORK— API— To foster water fertile land and the excellent crop that can be grown on the better achitecture the American Inland and last but not least the stitute of Architects Is tending to ideal climate t nigh and vocational school an exhibition showing samples of modJ Oliver I?ram wa born m Per ern architecture UF)-- — In-atit- Sox Elder 'Personalities -- aciunrcaa vhy pay more? why pay more? why pay more? vily pay more? why pay more a imiii'i Dangerous Roadway Abutments Removed BRIGHAM CITY March 20— The state road commission is making some commendable Improvements along the paved highway between the Utah Hot Brigham City and on culverts and Springs especially bridges All of the cement abutments that have In' the past stood up from the surface of the road from one to two feet and that have caused drivers some trouble are bewith coring removed and replacedwill rugated zinc pipe This at permit places widening of the road where culverts exist and also elimof inating the danger to drivers case the abutments in the striking' of turning out for approaching cars with bright lights Through Willard there are some culverts that have never been opened since the flood of 1923 There are also being opened All this promises drivers much less chance of having to go through water during the freshet season ’ i in— ATTORNEY BURIED imLargely attended and deeply pressive funeral services were con- ducted in the stake tabernacle of Brigham City Wednesday afternoon for Nels Jensen prominent attorney and former city Judge who was stricken with a heart attack while speaking in the priesthood department in the Box Elder stake union meeting Sunday afternoon Bishop Abel S Rich of the First ward was In charge Three hymns were sung by the ward choir a duet by Mr and Mrs W II Griffith and a solo by Mrs Connie Madsen Peters The speakers included S Norman Lee president of the Box Elder stake County Clerk P Russell Wight Mayor J E Halverson and Bishop Abel S Rich The invocation was offered by A M Hess and the benediction by R L Fish bum Interment was made in the Brigham City cemetery with James Jensen a brother from Hyrum dedicating the grave f Warden R E Davis of the Utah state prison was in Brigham City Wednesday to attend the funeral of Nels Jensen mm' m l - jiuiaiMiBiuiaia wmwwnsr nsfe-- pj y 50c Pepsodent SI Listerine A mouth wash and ideal stringent Limit— 2 to to a customer Come aarly I Pleasant to the taste— cleansing for the gums 63 Wonderful healing qual itie Bargain at 50c Ipafta Paste Nationally famous and IjC popular tooth paste At a price that mean Ay economy! 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