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Show s Tilt) SALT LAKE 'iKiBluNE, E1UDAY MOKMiNU, DECEMBER HOSPITAL HEAD 12, 1U30. 11 ULwmESESi RUBBISH HEAP JURY INDICTS GANGSTER FOR DIVULGES BODY RADIO MURDER SOLD ON BLOCK Career Ends DIES ON COAST TO RESUME Time Limit Set Miner Succumbs On Liquor Sales To Hip Injuries" BERLIN. Deo. H W). Prussians ROCK 8PRENG& Wyo, Linger who get thirsty before' 9 g.jn."Wlll ing since September 9 front Injuries o, LIMA, Peru, Dec. 11 (AP). Foreign have to grin and bear it, so tar as received In a min accident aat Bu- DETROIT, Dec. 11 (JV-J- oe blood nerlor, but retrying from of the Cerro de Pasco associand 0 gangster, alleged Gets employees Auctioneer $75,000,-00Remains Find Authorities ban are ooncemed. transfusion given by his brother, ate of downriver rum runners, was Copper corporation, with their fam decree today banned Pyrl, of Melchen, Iowa, who came for to the mining fields A government for Famed Illinois llles, will return Girl as Man charged with offirst degree murder sale of hard liquor, exoept In here for that purooee, Harold L. Wilthe slaying Radio Announcer tomorrow, It waa announced today the 3 a. m. and bur died this afternoon. The body between Gerald E. (Jerry) Buckley, In an Infollowing a discussion between rep- sealed bottles, Tells of Slajing. Transportation Line. have been will be taken to Melchen, Iowa, for resentatives of the government, the 9 a. m. Hitherto sales dictment returned by the Wayne burial. 8 s. m. ' county grand jury today. mining corporation and the Amer- permitted after be was to Indictment first The the ican embassy. WATFORD CITY, N. D, Dec. 11 returned in the Buckley murder case, WILMINGTON, 111., Dec. 11 (UP). Mines ol the corporation were An auctioneer, with the nonchaiff), The body of a child waa found Ln(j me seventh of any kind to oome last month after serious strike E' Hvsn out of the grand Jury since lta Ini lance of performing an everyday duty, closed in a refuse . In which two Americana were 1 riots. all & sold Alton the after Bchafer farm near railroad, Chicago today 1100 miles of tracks, Its crack killed. Its Charles Bannon, held on a charge ,v Under the arrangement readied of embezzling property from the guilty for him, and Judge Donald and other equipment dcpts all agitators will be arrested Oie ids Ohio lines today, farm, told authorities Mrs. Haven Van ZUe remanded Bommsrlto to.J04 and brought to Lima and a certain $75,000,000 had slain the baby before the lam-U- the custody ol the sherllf without forapproxtniau-lol will be kept st the TW" dapper New York attorneys number to troops bond. disappearance last February. order. preserve mines A: B the O. bought has Bommarltos Indictment followed representing the Bannon, arrested last we work Is expected ol Resumption of n bid 000, on $23 been undergoing a preliminary exam- his Identification In the announced police show-u- p road early next week. ination In justice court here on the eat anything Monday as one of the guumen 000. Iul addition, the Baltimore & have no fat to lose The Spirit of Youth Is In Me embezzlement charges which grew who entered the La Balle hotel early Ohio must assume payment ol a teayou want and take one-ha- lf In bonds held by the public, out of the sale of four hogs from the on the morning of July 23 and shot of Kruschen Salts In a glass Millions of men and women the spoon Haven farm, which Bannon has oc- Buckley. pay costa of the C. Ac A's receivership of hot water before breakfast every world over know that the Kruschen and settle all obligations. cupied since the Haven family of six morning. Executives of the Chicago As Alton llsappeared last February. and Method of fat getting burning up An 85 -- cent bottle .lasts four weeks SERVICES HELD FOR BABY. His hearing was dramatically Inretired t5 helr private car after the to a down and shape' weight healthy after the first bottle you will 'and stateIdaho. a Issued mothan be told had later hour ORACK, Funeral and services hts sale, terrupted after ly basis Is a safe and sensible one. realize what a wonderful rejuvenatLiYMAV, Wyo. The high .school er, his attorney and a clergyman of for the Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. ment estimating that the purchase who more But are millions there combination Kruschen" 18 You ing the death of the Haven baby, a girl, James Trappett, who died Monday price will be "between $75,000,000 and recently presented the opera, Mias sre not tat who ought to know that will probably feel younger than you 3 months old. He previously had said morning of pneumonia, were held $80,000,000, probably nearer the latter Cherry Blossom under the direction Salta keeps the body free have for years, with clearer akin, of Roy F. Millet. A large crowd at- Kruschen he knew nothing of the familys Wednesday at 11 o'clock at the fam- figure.'" harmful toxins and acids puts brighter eyea and keener mind. production from whereabouts, except that they hid ily home. Surviving are the parents The Chicago ts Alton, which dates tended and declared tlie Into your Internal organs, nerves, You can get Kruschen Balts at Owl departed for Colton, Ore., last Feb- and seven brothers. Interment was back to the Civil war, was valued by to be one ol the finest ever presented glands, and fibers the six vitalizing and Its former owners at $125,000,000. In Brldger valley. Liggett Drug Stores and ruary 10. Efforts to locate the Havens In the local cemetery. minerals that nature says It should Schramm-Joknson at Colton were unsuccessful. Drug Stores or The Interstate commerce commission U enerbe have to are you vigorous, B. Aa O. rails, previously ending In any real drug store In the world" After guiding authorities to the llston, about 30 miles west of here, said It was worth $80,000,000. from and free ailments. petty It's the Inexpensive way to have refuse heap, where the body was where It was planned to take a stenThe Baltimore As Ohio was the Chicago, from tn Atlantic coast to getic If your weight Is normal and you glorious health and to keep It, (Adv.) found. Bannon waa taken to WU- - ographic copy of his story. only bidder. The sale extends the St. Louis and Kansas City. -- Bom-marlt- Wyoming Physician Leaves Salt Lake Woman as Widow, ' of Infant EVANSTON, Wyo. Dr. Charles H. Roller. superintendent of the Wyoming state hospital here, died at Hollywood. Calif., Wednesday, according to word received here. Dr. Boiler was born September IS. 1861, In Lock port, Ohio, a son of rraucls and Catherine Barber Boiler, natives of France. He attended the public schools at Stryker, Ohio, graduated from Oberlln college In 1884, end from the Long Island College hospital in medicine In 1888. He prac-- t Iced In Kansas a year and half, then removed to Rawlins, Wyo., In Octo her, 1889, where he practiced until August 1, 1891, also acting as local surgeon for the Union Pacific. He moved to Evanston and was appoint1 ed superintendent of the Wyoming state hospital on August 1, 1891, con' turning in that position until bis -- Audience Lauds High School Opera 'S, death. He was a member of the Wyoming State Medical society, and the American Psychiatric association and was president of the Rocky Mountain Medical association in 1904. Ho waa active In business lines, bring a vice president of the Evanston National bank, a director of the Utah Power St Light company, president of the Wyut Cattle company. Dr. Boiler married Miss Julia B. Winslow, a native of Wyoming, on June 3, 1898, to whom one son was born, Dr. Charles W. Boiler, Hollywood, Calif. Mrs. Boiler died In 1932. Dr. Boiler was married In 1939 to Mrs. Betty Thorpe In Salt Lake. He had been a member of Evanston lodge, F. and A. M., No. 4, since 1892. $ 1 Charles Dr. . Solier Germany Bans All Quiet on Drive Out Western Front and Save BERLIN, Dec. 11 VP). A movie version of Germany's part In the war, based on a book written by a Gerfnan, was banned from the screens of the Lower Rents Lower Prices It is only natural that we can under-sel-l other etorei burdened with dead stocks, high rents and excessive over-hea- d expense. For some time past Dr. Boiler had fatherland today. been in poor health, and his death Following Mx days of riotous proHe tests by Fascists against the filming was not altogether unexpected. of Erich Marla Remarque's novel, Is survived by his widow and son. Funeral servloes will be held at 2 "All Quiet on the Western Front, the supreme film board forbade furp. m. Sunday at Evanston, Wyo. ther showing of the picture In Germany. In an announcement the board said the film dwelt too much on German defeat, painted a false picture of the German soldier and "endangers STATE GROUP PROTESTS ON prestige abroad. POWER PLAN German The action was taken AFTON, Wyo -- Star valley stake quarterly conference and priesthood convention convened in the district school auditorium and the stake tabernacle Saturday and Sunday, Conference opened at 2 p. m. Saturday and conference and priesthood meetings were held In the tabernacle at 1030 a. m. and 2 p. m. Sunday. President Clarence Gardner presided at all meetings. Melvin" Rawlins, president of the Lyman stake, spoke at the close of the morning ses- Genuine Jacquard LIVING ROOM SUITE. Massive full size Davenport with two high back comfy chairs in your choice reversible cushions . . . of coverings. Beautiful spring-fille- d Mohair CHRISTMAS SPECIAL SUITE. Beautiful. Davenport and Chairs of finest coverings and construction. J I JI c- -i tA Your choice of several designs and colors for only KROEHLER nationally known Suite. Your choice 3 man1931 new in of from the worlds largest designs just J I ufadurer of living room furniture. Your choice Sidney Bagby waa chosen counselor, and Harold T. Allen clerk of Fatrvtew ward; Edwin N. Allred, stake high counselor, was chosen to preside over the lesser priesthood, owing to the release of Hugh Find- 3-Pi- ece y White cluded posed 4(Terms Grant George The cemetery, Tolton. Las Palee grave, waa set-tll- f 0: Special and John O. In Mountain dedicated by End . Book HAN0 PAINTED ON SILK Ends SHADED J OHbftE chamber. 11 property state labor cooperatBlood has Mr. the owners or requested e residents with over a year s residence to register at hts office. GESSO OUTUNC HILEX GREEN Heir Receives heavy tvwto, raised ,yr bona-fid- MUSK BUM TUBING Aero Medal AT LEAST 0(1)95 MUSYTl 95c Down 50c a Week EXTRA RATED HfXVUMfTAl BOTTOM The award was the Langley medal ifor roiiferrpd upon the bchramm-Johnso- u Charles M Manly and received PruTbtores invite every rheumatic suf- - late wronauticj, Charles W. Manly of end guarantee1!"' his non, lerer to try Ru-money back if It does not end your Washington. Mr. Hughes made Ihe rheumatism. presentation as chancellor of the board of regents of the Smithsonian $2.95 (lev Smoker Combination More Than 1000 Humidor lined cabinet, mags- sine racks, end table and smoking equipment, all in one beautiful piece of walnut fur- - Drive Out Visit Our Dollar Texas, to a I fb J)( r niture for and Save Now Woman Arre&led Pay 93c Down, $1 a Month j Comer Mirrors, Pillows, Radio Lampi, Door Stops, Card Tables, Smokers, Boudoir Lamps, Toy Wagons, Dolls, Ferneries, Fish Bowls, Footstools and hundreds cf useful household necessities and gift items worth from two to five times a dollar. h SPECIAL CEDAR CHEST, the contents of which will be insured for five years against moth damage Beautiful decorated Oenuine Walnut surfaced Cedar Chest that has already overiold all expectations... 40-in- Just Unpacked lysician Sliol; Walnut Window Seat Model Worth easily 039, for Regular $60 De Luxe Cedar Chest. Bee it for tf aIoul35)(p)75 without' will, include charge a beautiful pillow or make-ubox with any chest We a g CEiest; genuine Tennessee red cedar cheit with all the nationally advertised LANE features 36-inc- Lamps Institution. DISCOUNT Cedar Table Lamps and 20 ON ALL WALNUT AND $1, $1.95 WASHINGTON, Dec. 11 (4b -- A today received from the hand Chief Justice Hughes a medal valuable pioneer commemorating work in the development of airplane motqrs accomplished by Ills father son of Dec. Dr.-R- . 11 Pi. M Payne, 50, waa allot uid killed as he entered a stairway Ida office today. Mrs. 'eadlng .vdia fc kid more, about 40, surrendered to officers. statement She refused to make and w released under 95000 bond. Both parties were lifelong residents of tills section. Mrs. Skidmore Is a widow and Dr. Paine, a dentist, had a wile and several children. Table COMPLETE A Blood, deputy commissioner In Las Vegas, SPRINGS, A Beauty Sleep Spring filled Mattress and Du' plex Coll Spring; indud-- ' ed without charge with this wonder Bedroom Suite. Also Chest, Mirror and Lamp included, making this proposition doubly attractive. As Shown7 FRINCt SULPHUR FEIEE! Lamp Complete Scarf and HEAVY T. 4 $50 Cogswell Chair and Ottoman Footstool Including Very LAS survey ing with u Mk At an added feature we are including; your choice of lamps, end tables, scarfs, book ends and pillows with any of these suites sold Friday and Saturday. Vegas Starts Labor Survey Leonard Ortmtal Walnut mfeei writll Slant shewn. tuMrtor. Suite ju.t Uphol. tr Drnnr, .Vanity Cht, ' tom ! iMtk ttn4 M, pl.t, Au outfit won $104 ter enly , Without Extra Charge it Hatl' Ashworth and Mary Goodwin. Speakers were Bishop C. Dennis View CP) CO f y and John C, Tolton. Music ina solo by Hattie Ashworth and a mixed quartet com of Miio Baker, Chase Murdock,' White, Carlisle. The Greatest Bedroom Suite Value of This Year or Any Other Year ce VEGAS. An unemployment of Las Vegas, to determine the number of local property owners and residents of more tnan a years standing who are out of work, waa Now Internal Medicine Eases Fain recommended Wednesday evening by the chamber of commerce at Its lirst Very First Day regular evening meeting. Tf you already The survey will be conducted by hifint stiff si poisons In your suffering, Joints that cause your intense tortured nights. pain-rackdays and quick-actin- g Bti-M- a, th Is need sou What Internal medicine, and need It eases pain the very Hnt now. Ru-M- a week It breaks day. In less than a sysa rheumatism terrible grip on your tem and brings stiff, aching muscles back and sore, swollen, unsightly Joints to normal of a bottle of Thin or ! (the price Ru-M- a) putting eo end to every last rheumatic twinge ud ichP thst r oclock OgSO sion. Funeral Held for Bearer Woman twisted Joint into these rhauma'lo clboas. you sood will hate If 'you don't rid toue system ol rheumatic poisons It s these danger-oi- l Open Evenings Until 9 ce station will be opened Monday to take care of parcel poet mailing out of Las Vegas. Two clerks have been added to the regular postoffice staff. Bert Weaver, assistant postmaster, will be In charge of the substation, with bever&l assistants. Mailing of BEAVER Funeral services for parcels will be the only function of Fannie Tolton Harris, 71. who died the eubstatlon, with the exception here Sunday, were held Tuesday in that parcels to be delivered by car- the Beaver East yard chapel, with riers will be handled from this office: Bishop Wesley W. Farrer In charge. Prayers were given by William E. DUE HOME. aaoUeo, out-of-to- Every Suite a Leader Every Price a Special Parcel Post Unit Breaks Rheumatisms Terrible Grip Our businesi steadily in creases because we pay the freight anywhere end deliver within 00 miles by track. Pre-Holida- Star Valley Holds L D. S. Convention ley, who was chosen bishop c Smoot ward some time ago. Music for the 8unday meetings was by the Star Valley high school glee club and the combined choirs of the Grover and LAS VEG AS. Postmaster C. K. Auburn wards. Ryerse announces a parcel po6t sub- AV1ATR1X VICTORIA. B. C., Dec. 11 (T). Mrs. Victor Bruce, who flew from England to Tokyo. Is due to arrive from the Orient hero tomorrow aboard the Empress of Japan. Blie will proceed to Vancouver and fly from there to San Francisco and tlience to New York. and Save that Drive Out & Save these two big: days of value-givin- g have not been rivaled in the past ten years. These are the y business. high spots in our greatest campaign for Hundred Suites after the producers had informed the censors that, regardless of the BOISE, Idaho Wl The public utilities commission Thursday voted board's finding, the film would be withdrawn. opposition to a proposal of the United States Chamber of Commerce that the federal power commissions au Las Vegas Adds Drive In More Than a American thority be broadened. The vote of protest will be sent to the Idaho congressional delegation. The commission was advised the chamber had sent out a referendum on the question of extending the ixxwer of the federal commission to take over regulation of Interstate power utilities where the states were unable to agree. Further, the commission was advised, a vote was asked on the proowned posal to have municipally utilities brought under the same control and supervision as the privately owned utilities. .The Idaho commission said such a change In present legislation would give the federal commission such power that by degrees there would be vested In the commission a complete domination over Interstate and intrastate regulation of rates applicable to electricity and Water power. Am Glad I Found This Easy Way To Loso Fat y i 47 At ,fJrns v.-v.v- v. m EAST SUGAR 2144 HOUSE p HV.I9I51 DRIVE OUT &SAVE sold. 91 DOVnfehiY iMBB A ( V . |