Show State May Kill STABLE SILVER JOBS INCREASE Boy of Sixteen AS PRICE TERMED PRESSING NEED Capital Influx Depends On Assurance Idaho In- MOUNT HOLLY N J Nov 22— (UP)— Unless higher courts inter vene New Jersey will execute a 16 year-ol- d boy for murder hand Jacob Ciemiengo a farm Hend-ricksstood before Judge Frank A on last night and heard him- DOLE HEARS — Traveler Stops On Missouri Journey " at son-in-la- - - Talk Delivered Bishop At Meeting - salute the United States flag pinned their faith on scripture today while Silver Lake school authorities threatened to expel them The students— Ruth Ann Wade 9 Marilyn Perenoud 8 and Hazel Simmons 10— had the support of their parents in standing against the school officials who gave the children until noon to salute the flag Saturday - - — Because of religious Beliefs the children's parents said they cannot and will not instruct the children to salute the flag The parents explained they had not forbidden the girls to participate in the flag ex- —rr ABOUT MURDER One Is Estranged Husband of Woman Slain Man Was Friendly (:""" ercises H E Wade Everett automobile NEW CITY N Y Nov 22— (AP) salesman Ruth's father quoted the of the —Pressing their - investigation second in part: commandment Le of Smith ' Roy mystery slayingfarmer's son authori- "Thou shalt not make unto thee graven image or "any likeness ties today kept up a continual ques- any of anything that is in heaven above one men two whom of of tioning is the estranged husband of a wom- or that is in the earth beneath By this commandment Wade said en with whom the slain man had they could not pledge allegiance to been friendly flag The two men are Luther Philpot any Mrs E Mi Marilyn's and Carl StotHenyer who shared mother and MrPerenoud Mrs and Charles an apartment in New York Philpot Simmons was 'described as the estranged hus- like views Hazel's parents expressed band of Mary Swope 4 brunette who was seen frequently several With Smith during the last old The girl also was questioned early - today- of Knife 7' District Attorney George V Dor-se- y said the authorities had been unable to discover a motive for the crime but were proceeding on the theory that jealousy played a large 7 part Prosecutor Dorsey said he was convinced Smith was shot and killed elsewhere and his body taken to the spot where it was found in a field about 100 yards from the SALT LAKE CITY Nov 22 — (AP) — Attorney General Joseph Chez held in an opinion today that counties must provide for the care of feeble minded indigents who cannot be admitted to the "State training school in American Fork because of conditions The opinion was written for Dr Garland H Pace superintendent of girl's house 7 Young Smith had been missing the Utah State hospital in Provo The ' question arose when Salt from his home in nearby Laden-tow- n Lake county recently refused to since last Saturday night when his father Stewart Smith continue payment for care of some said he was to have gone to Miss of its indigent feeble minded con fined In the Provo institution Swope's house for dinner - HELENA Mont Nov 22— (AP)— V Jolted by a strong earth tremor Resumes Suspect last night Helena took stock to: In Idaho day of its rebuilding city and found no new damage to add to Its prevSHOSHONE Idaho Nov 22— ious — earthquake toll (AP) Having Inspected the scene The which Jarred the city of the crime the Jury hearing the for fiveshock seconds and sent citizens murder trial of Lovell Howard of scurrying from their homes was Gooding was returned to court to- counted as 991 in the series of earth day to hear additional evidence of movements since the disastrous pethe fatal stabbing of George Hull riod began October 12 Felt over an area 150 miles In aged Lincoln county pensioner diameter the disturbance reached were the taken Yesterday jurors to the house where Hull was found to Great Falls Bozeman Butte and Livingston No damage was reported dead the night of October 21 The 'quake came after several days Howard was charged with Hull's of relative quiet murder after he had been appre— 44 — j hended the night of the slaying near the old man's house ArrestTREES REMOVED ing officers declared he had a knife SALT LAKE CITY Nov 22— Five in his possession boxelder trees remnants of a large MrsVirginia Seagraves 35 house- grove which used to shelter the old keeper for Hull testified that How- Mercur stage terminal ard had struck her and that she South and State Streets at Fifth Thursday had gone to summon officers Re- joined the army of landmarks turning a few minutes later she which havegreat fallen before the forces said she found the body of Hull of when employes of the progress the throat slashed in a pool of Mountain States Telephone and Telblood The place had been egraph company removed them to install a cable conduit 5 - 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Opinion Prepared On Feeble Minded Care months - — EVERETT Wash Nov 22— (AP) —Three young girls who refused to TWO QUESTIONED 75-ye- Hold 1936 Weddings Need 1936 Licenses Until Saturday To Show Patriotism " - r1 URDER SCENE School Gives Three Girls Trial ned : HELENA JOLTED — S CLOSE IN JURY INSPECTS SflLUTEQR QUIT WASHINGTON Nov 22— (AP)— I) afflicted with the Congressmen snuffles got a cheery word today from Dr George W Calver capi-t- ol Work Progress Is Noted Irt physician that a principal cause of Saying Utah Idaho Montana head colds is "improperly heated rooms and dry hot air" he hailed and Wyoming the fact that congressmen's offices at a cost WASHINGTON Nov 22 — (AP) — are to be A big bulge in employment last week of $2000000 3 will cut "'Proper left 1432753 jobs short of its goal such ailments 50' per cent" he said self condemned to the chair With him was sentenced George spector Avers 26 H Hildebrand They killed BOISE Nov 22— (AP)— The "cry- Thomas Eller 63 a poultry farmer ing need" of the mining industry Both were said by police to have which has "barely scratched the na- confessed saying they had seen tural resources in Idaho" is a stable Eiler with a large roll of bank the administration's effort' to transprice for silver Arthur Campbell notes fer 3500000 persons from the dole state mine inspector told the 14th to work relief annual convention of the Xdaho The works progress adminisration Mining association here today Stabilization of white metal prices said today 2367242 needy had jobs would provide "assurance that would on November 16— only two weeks beTo warrant investments and an influx fore the deadline on which it had of capital that would help develop planned to give work to 3500000 EVANSTON Wyo Nov 22— Mrs properties of merit at present stand Along with' that announcement ing still for the want of : financial Ella Prissell left Wednesday night was a reiteration - by Aubrey Wilassistance" the inspector declared after visiting for several days with liams assistant works progress adafter referring to the mining indu- her cousin Mrs Jennie Isherwood ministrator that no state would rethe second largest In Idaho Mrs Frissell was returning to her ceive direct relief allotments beyond stryas - FROM FEDERAL home in Missouri from Huntington December 1 FUND The report showed a job gain of He recalled that the "federal gov- Beach California where she visited" 359120 In the week ending Novemernment allocated $10000000 to as- her mother and sister ber 16 More than 500 000 jobs a sist in the development of mining Mrs" soon week must be provided to attain Lucilla Connell will over has $7000000 that properties Idaho leave for California where she will the December 1 objective of liquidalready been spent but-thhas received little benefit to date spend the winter ating the relief administration The works progress administration Mr and Mrs H F Otte motored from the fund" Mr Campbell pointed out that to Salt Lake Sunday and were there tion employed 1624112 compared placer gold was first discovered in joined by their son Lester who is with 1264855 on November 9 Civil Idaho at Pierce City about 1860 attending the state university and conservation corps declined from ' "In the 10 years immediately fol- then went on to to Mapleton Utah 546903 to 539403 Employment by w other federal agencies increased lowing most of the important placer and spent the day with their basins were found and worked inand daughter Mr and Mrs from 196364 to 203727 Work relief employment in westtermittently since that time Later Ruel Jensen and family ern states as of November 16 the Mrs Arthur Goodman of upper deposits of silver lead zinc copper first from were Bear figure showing total work reriver returned and other minerals disclosed Ogden ' "In round figures the approxi- - Tuesday night where she had been lief employment ' the second WPA ' mate total ar Lyman jobs (included in first figure) : visiting her sister Mrs production for this Idaho 11923 and 4230 Montana period amounts to $3000000- Payne Mrs Goodman hase been - 000 ? Based on the 1930 census — the house guest of Mr and Mrs 14691 and 5365 Oregon 12845 and 448000— this enormous sum would H E Williams and family for the 5307 Utah 10829 and 5742 Washington 25046 and 8093 Wyoming give a per capita wealth of ap- past few days 6454 and 3769 of Mr Mrs and Fred Thompson proximately $3000 ttf every man h woman and child living within the Provo formerly of this city have come to to Evanston make their borders of this state! home for the winter ADVERTISING ADVISED — — -- — - '' "This great natural t resource has hardly been scratched! The greater part of our mineral wealth lies By dormant and reliable authorities say that Idaho represents the greatest HARTFORD— Connecticut's new undeveloped mineral zone known at marriage law was interpreted at a the present time in this country recent conference of bewildered EVANSTON Wyo Nov 22—Mrs state county and local officials to "As citizens of Idaho let us consider our "opportunities and as a unit Hal Taggart conducted the M I A mean tnat no marriage may be perplace before the public through a meeting held Wednesday evening formed in the state on New Year's meaium or advertising pertinent The slogan was led by Fae Titmus day 1936 or any subsequent day facts that will educate r and make Bishop Harold E Brough gave a on a license issued in 1935 and that talk The classes then con- no 1936 license may be issued except the people mining-minde- d and with short vened TVlsfV v In Trfahn fwYnt after the expiration of the present the 'it Adult senior classes and took five days' banns plus a satisfactory r up states prosperous of books the Mrs under test by both man and woman great blood study "By adopting aerogram of this The new law effective January kind -- three things could be helped Scott Carruth Seven of the world's greatest books were briefly re- 1 provides that no local official may materially and by diligsnt effort viewed Mrs Hal Taggart told the receive an application for a marsuccessfully accomplished: First story of the Arabian license until a satisfactory reKnights The the development of more nrodurins? Girls lesson was the proper riage port on a T)lood 'test made within mines relief to our unemployed and Gleaner of the table for luncheon forty days has been filed setting creation of a home consuming mar- - directed Miss Anna Taylor No blood test taken previous to by ket for Idaho materials and farm Muriel Davis' and Barbara1 Williams Nov 21 will be valid for a New productions that would increase in gave a demonstration on original Year's day marriage proportion to the mines we may place cards- Verbenia- - Carpenter — 'develop and Ilia Davis demonstrated deco'Mining- through the state has rative center pieces for the table been stimulated by the increased Mrs Herbert Dunning demonstrated price of gold and the government's the proper setting of the table-an- d program in the purchase of newly the arrangement of the room 'was rnmea silver hut a stable for done by Iris : Burleigh - and Ruth me wnue metal is necessaryprice Warburton FLOATING DREDGES LONDON— When Samy Smy atThe Junior girls had a lesson on ' "Hundreds of people are making Drama Appreciation under Miss tended ldthe golden wedding of his their livelihood from gold mining Joy Homer supervised by Mrs Del-be- rt daughter Mrs In Idaho and the chance for inMurdock Harry Smy in Oxford England he : : dividual effort Js still an inviting counted up and said he could trace — — ' 203 descendants but was sure there adventure mixed with the element of luckand good hard work were many more These include 12 On "This season witnessed the operachildren 89 grandchildren nine tion of eight floating dredges with and three great of a combined daily Two of his great grandchildren washdigging and and one of his sons are ing capacity of nearlv 30000 mihir daughters pensioners Smy is 91 and 777 EVANSTON ' Wyo Nov 22 — old-ayards 17 HC ' amyucu jmen 1 town crier of Oxford for has been Leslie a Allred young man of Star revieweq Drieriy me worK or ' tne large mines in Valley was arrested and brought 71 years m the state and called attention to fcxck to Evanston Thursday for a check here mineral reserves when undeveloped he had such passing as the phosphate rock to south- no funds in the bank on which the check was drawn eastern Idaho He was tried in justice court in He touched on 1935 mining legislation the work of his office in Evanston the same day and fined inspecting mines the safety program $25 and costs and appealed for in reWORCESTER Mass — (UP) — In New Zealand a crow-shriMrs Arthur Marsh former presiducing theaccldent toll In mines in aaano spent a month building a "fireproof dent of the Worcester Women's club nest using wire as material advised all women's club members The wire was stolen' from a work- to "primp up and not look half shop dead" - simrsT Snuffles Cure Is Up for Congress Air Conditioning ! 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