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Show r n 8 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER GROUPS GIVE i nil rU'- Bugjs Moran Freed State Exhibits Presented In Vagrancy Case p,o;A,r. OPEN DRIVE FOR In Womans Murder Trial Dec. SHEEP RAISERS - FULLSUPPORT : mm TO DRY MOVE I (This highway tnformatio baaed on reports received the night before morning of pabtlca-tio- n. Motorists contemplating long trip are advised to eaU Tribanc Information, Waaatch (90, regarding conditions lust before starting, as highways are frequently closed or reopened over- Legislative Program of Wlckersliam Bod' , Indorsed B y CHARLES M. EGAN. WASHINGTON. Dec. 11 (CP)-- A 11 the MUTTONEATING transcontinental highway east during the winter months. U. 8. 40 (Victory east), open to Park City, Vernal and Denver. Borne rough stretches between Vernal and Denver. Efforts to keep tha highway ope. . over high mountain passes be' tween Steamboat Springs, Colo., surd Denver will be made. U. 8. 40 (Llnooln-Vlctor- y, west), open and in good condition to Wen dover. Victory open to Reno and Lin coin open to Reno via Ely. Closed in Truckee pass west of Reno, but Southern Pacifio railroad ferries autoa over mountains to Sacramento. U. 8. 88 (Orsnd canyon), open to Ksnab via Richfield, Marysvalo and Pangultch. U. 8. (0 (Midland troll), open to Grand Junction, Colo via Price. night.) program, which embodied proliibUon bill eponsored by frgtlatlv Slain Advertising Fund Being Raised to Teach People Value of Lamb. COLORADO Deo. 11 (UP)- Colo.. SPRINGS, ng sheep-growi- th Wool-growe- rs' sgalnst 22. Mefciantr c&jj esscounf book - The mu .ON. gey ! a Way Unemployed 183 Norma O. Brown, Bloomington, 111.; Canon William Sheafe Chase, Brooklyn, and Dr. J. Poster WUcox. Philadelphia member of the executive After preliminary hearing. City committee, Judge C. F, Dalby Thursday held The new organizations, the World Robert alia Robert King, Robinson, League Against Alooholism and Pro- 28, for trial In Third district court hibition Facta, Inc., were admitted to on a charge. Because of his the conference, swelling the list of youth,robbery Frank Johnson. 18, alleged member organization to 34. of Robinson, was turned Antlprohibltioniata also were ac- accomplice rer to Juvenile authorities. tive during the day. The group of The wet associations meeting here In an Blaine pair are accused of kidnaping 8trong. taxi driver. November effort to agree upon a substitute plan 30, driving hli cab into Emigre far prohibition appointed a commit- tlonand where they forced the tee of three to decide which of six drivercanyon, from the car and proceeded proposed changes should be advanced to flee to Twin Falla. Idaho, where to by the convention. tney were after a wreck on Another wet development was the November arrested 21. action of Representative Boylan, Democrat, introducing In the house measure designed to bring about state constitutional conventions to decide if the eighteenth amendment shall be repealed. .a to Help the and to Profit Yourself at the Same Time Tha Merchants Cash Sbtnil Book la yea srw apimvM by a ployed. Wh ef the Utah Meratlea ef Laker, take Dtaeonnt Beak. It h worth timae the email eriew waked tnl every ef werk. for tale enty by werthy lam- representative bearing the ear a uwaieat te eaamlne Util te the purchaser many, many, sale help aomeeae vrh It eut Police Free Pair In Liquor Raid Action waa taken Thursday on coses of five persons arrested in a raid by Captain o. B. Record and squad at 445 8outh West Temple street at 11 p, m. Wednesday. Pete Monl, 34. and Len Black, 20, were released. Catherine Slathoe. 18, was charged with being a disorderly person and released under S25 ball bond. George Poulas, 37, was charged with liquor possession and freed under 8300 ball. Tony Slathoa, 37, was released under S100 ball on a charge of keeping a disorderly house. if Maks it a handsoms that all may admire, use and enjoy. Ton will addition to boms furnishings find it a genuine pleasure to select such gifts at Axelr&d'i, where every pieca of the latest style, of enduring' quality and, best of all, inexfurniture is brand-new- , r pensively priced. VHY not combine beauty and utility in your Christmas Gift? Y . 10 LIM . . Warden R. E. Davto of state prison Is the Utah confronted with a legal puzzle. A creditor of a prisoner wants to garnishee funds In the warden's cus- 1 Logan Rich, assistant attorney general, pas been asked to find a solution. ROOM GROUP Combining Quality and ' WALSENBURO, Colo., Dec. 11 (UP), Jake Farber, 43, Myrtle Creek, Ore., was shot and killed and two escaped convicts from the Colorado penitentiary were wounded by detective when they ran from a Denver 6c Rio Grande Western flight train near here today, Driver Acquitted Of Drunk Charge Latest Style at a Thrilling Low Price W. L. Beezley of the Woodruff apartments was acquitted of a charge of driving whtle Intoxicated by a Jury in police court Thursday. Beezley was arrested October 8, folcollision at lowing an automobile South Temple and L streets. $ Raise Urged in 'BsssGfd Pic::s ThayARE Mohair Upholstered Davenport Mohair Upholstered Club Chair MoW Upholstered Button-BacOrnamental Lamp 8tand ' Choice of Newest Lamp Shades Fancy Velvet Pillow ' Magazine Back 820 bills to passers-b- j Chair k. 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Bernard Nelson, physician who waa by a former horsewhipped nurse, waa reported In fairly good condition at St. Mary's hospital tonight He was suffering from a cerebral hemorrhage on the right side of the head, said by Dr. Prank M. Mikels to have been brought on. In his opinion, by a blow from a steel object The nurse, Mrs. Emery W. Donahoo, and her husband were held In Jail, charged with assault with a deadly weapon. Donahoo denied striking Dr, Nelson with a revolver. Mr. Donahoo said she horsewhipped the doctor because he spread seandal about her. On the other hand. Dr. Nelson said the Donahoo had entered his demanded lion and beat him when he refused office, Barnes explained that he "just get foolish and sometimes." His pockets revealed a generous supply of S30 bills and two pints of whisky. Barnes said he "hadn't touched a drop." however, and officers admitted he wasn't drunk. He was released. U A Pea S0QO , Maaaset rboae Waaatek Hit Saperior Smlee Quality Coal WM. 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Jones, vice president of the Equitable Life Assurance society, classified insurance os almost a monopoly among English-speakipeople. James Lee Loomis, president of the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance company, said life Insurance gave Its greatest service to the nation during the present year. Mr. Noyes called newspapers of today vastly better than those of B0 years ago. $ $& 8 8 n Perfect RADIO Of 2nd Floor StRVClVMJUt QUAUT Pre-Christm- , Furnace Lump ,...58,73 Domestic Lump ,...58.25 .25 Stove Lump Special Domestic . .57.65 7.00 Nut ,,, DISPOSAL SALE The complaint said Mix frequently acted In a loud and boisterous manner In various public places, much to the humiliation of his wife. The wife asked custody of Thoma-sln- a Mix, daughter, but did not ask for alimony or a propSheriff Sam Curran, Pueblo coun- erty settlement. The couple were ty, and Joseph Zeller and Richard married In Riverside, Calif., In May, Anderson, Pueblo detectives, stopped 1918. Mix la in New York. the train in search of the convicts, James E. Kelly, 38, and Jock Flood, French vessels nearly always carry 28, both of Denver, who scaled the live pigs. walls of the penitentiary at Canon City with two other prisoners Satur day night. hortly after the train stopped three men ran from It Into a field. The officers opened fire with rifles. Farber, who waa beating his way on the tradn with the convicts, was wounded in the chest. He died almost Instantly, Flood was wounded In the hand, and Kelly auffered a flesh wound In the leg. Both were brought here for treatment before being taken back to the penitentiary. They told their captors, they left Canon City last night. Both were near exhaustion, Radio stating they had subsisted on a loaf of bread since their escape. Flood was serving nine to ten years for robbery and Kelly ten to fourteen year for robbery. The other two 'escaped convicts were captured earlier In the week. c e: .e J lighted, ... HI SOUTH FOUBW WEST Taj Cash aad Sara RnstmStom Floor A skep- y. $123,000. 2nd tic ruined things when he told a policeman. last year, Assistant Postmaster General Tilton today urged adoption testimony that she was workof tha 5 per cent Increase In parcels Upon week In a department 810 for ing poet rates proposed by Postmaster store, Pauline Barnes Thursday was General Brown to the Interstate permitted by City Judge Nephl Jencommerce commission. to pay8100 of a 8250 fine and go He Issued statement saying the sen free. Tho remainder of the fine was poatofflce department ws helpless to suspended. deal with the deficit. Mis Barnes was convicted of posMajor expenditure of the postal session of liquor at her home, M3 are he almost entirely G street, last June 14, and slie apservice, said, beyond control of the postofflee depealed her case to the Third district partment, the basis of expenditures court. The appeal was recently disbeing fixed by congress, and salaries missed by District Judge David W. by law. Moffat and the case remanded to City court for sentence. 1 about Texas, Dee. 11 real 8anta Claus" caused such a furore on the street today that policemen arrested him. Fred H. Barnes stood on a downtown comer and handed A Parcel Post Rate Woman Receives WASHINGTON, Dec. 11 (JPi. Citing a parcels post deficit of 815,570,-73- 0 dinoeaur Twenty-fiv- e eggs were found some time ago In the Desert of Oobl, Mongolia, being valued at DALLAS. (UP) GREAT SERVICE DECLARED AIM Garnishee Filed . Against Prisoner OF INSURANCE Shop Before You Buy You Always Save at Axelrads ft HOBO, WOUND TWO CONVICTS Bound for Trial JVO. (sAwsrismi Heres -- OFFICERS KILL Alleged Kidnaper (ejlag power TO. Fredrickson. Pictures of the car alleged to have been used by Glen Jenkins In transporting the body also were introduced. Jenklna Identified the pictures as those of the par he used the night of November IS. J. W. Kenney, county surveyor, identified his map showing the route alleged taken bv Olen end John Jenklna, brother of the mur dered man, and Mias Bishop In dis poalng of the body. ka STATE FEDEI1ATIO.Y OF LABOR Wbwr for At wylayvl nt b preoa Wtler M. sw sbe ef Ae wage saruwb dollar. T arvM m by eddlef . Parr, president of the Colorado-Ne-breaas vice president. . Iamb Feeders association. Other officers elected Included E. C. Dinwiddle, Washington, secretory; R. H. Martin, Pittsburgh, treasurer, and Arthur J. Barton, Atlanta, Ml.; v issue . ST. ANTHONY, Idaho, Dec. 11 OP). Introduction of exhibits by the state and thstr Identification by various witnesses took up the afternoon In the trial of Miss Jennie Bishop on a charge of murdering David R. Jenkins, after Glen Jenkins, nephew of the slain man, had completed his story of the disposal of the body and testified he was threatened with i like death If be revealed his know! edge. Objects taken from the body of the slain man after It waa recovered from the headgate of an Irrigation canal, December 10, 1829, Including a watch, purse, pocket knife and check book, were introduced by Sheriff James SERVICE COAL CO. 11 (n WAUKEGAN, IU., Oeorgo Bugs1 Moran, alleged Chicago gangster and hoodlum, was acquitted tonight by a jury of a charge The verdict was te of vagrancy. fifteen turrpd after six hours and Under orminutes of deliberation. ders of the Judge, there was no demonstration in the courtroom. Real Santa Stirs Furore; Gets Arrested Telia Body. - Sheep growers of the Idaho highway), assembled In Colorado country the Wlckergham law enforcement Springs for a national convention in commission and others designed to good condition, Brigham City to Podlcated today they Intend to place Id enforcement, was Indorsed here catello. lamb In generous helpings on the U. 8. 81 (Yellowstone trail), open today by representatives of 14 tern tables of the people of the United peranco organizations. aQ the wav to the northwest via States.- Pocatello. and Condition, The croup, meeting as the national Logan Expenditure of several hundred Conference of organization! support- good, thousand dollars In a campaign to 81 (Arrowhead trail), open 8. U. the ing eighteenth amendment, spent popularize lamb la contemplated. more than an hour at Its closing ses- and In good condition to Los Angeles How the money la being raised In V. B. 40-- S sion In questioning Prohibition Dlrec via Fillmore, Cedar City and $L (Grand Junction to Texas, Colorado and other tor Amo W. W. Woodcock concern- George. Colorado Springs), maintained by states was explained to the U. 8. 30 (Lincoln highway, bast), Colorado as route. ing enforcement. Alter the session, delegates to the sixty-sixannual to Denver Rawlins and via 30 closed was U. which 8. to newspapermen, open (Snowvilie cutoff), open to convention of the National Woodcock stated he had asked the Cheyenne. Wyo. Thl Is the safest Twin Falla . association today. How lamb suid mutton can be dry leaders for their cooperation toward meeting the noncommercial of, with your cooperation, through used hereafter by the govemmei cooked and served with proper sauces violation problem through a cam- a campaign of education." and garnishments was explained by Stead of wood alcohol. Other prohibition developments topaign of education" Tha dry conference approved Use Miss Ines 8. Willson and Mias Nora Our efforts can bo successful day were: of the nonpolsonoua denaturant, but Aitio of the national livestock and oommerclal violations," Industrial Commissioner James M. emphasised In a resolution that pro- meat board. Woodcock said be tohl the confer- Doran announced that alootate, a hibition carries no mandate to drink Tha money to popularize lamb and ence. "The lav and the courts will new nonpolsonoua alcohol denaiur-suit- , and, therefore, if the new denaturant mutton, the 800 delegates were told, handle these. However, the noncomsaid to taste like a combination has all the effects of a sea voyage, will be expended for advertising. mercial cases can best be taken care of spoiled eggs and garlic," would be It Is taken at the option of drinkers" Earl Racy of Dallas, Taxaa, was The temperance group elected Er- cheered when he said that If the nest H. Cherrlngton of Washington, sheepgrowers could get the public acD. G, one of the most militant of quainted with the value of lamb and the dry leaden, to succeed Mrs. Ella mutton on the menu. It would not A. Boole of Brooklyn as president of bo necessary to moke the advertisPnirg the national conference. Mrs. Boole, ing program prolonged. Other speaker Included J. 8. president of the W. O. T. U, and Dr. Eugene L. Cmwford of the Methodist-Episcop- al Campbell of the United States deChurch, South, were chosen partment of agriculture, and H. W. 38 (Malad Valley Man' Nephew of Disposing of all-ye- ar - 12, 1930. POCATELLO,; IDAHO P. $ P. U & P. P. 3 3 W. 3 V. 3 3 3 2 3? 3 n SP $ p. u p. p. . ss p. $ r. |