Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING OCTOBER Utah Woman’s PERIL CLOSES Body Returns BANK BUILDING CHIEF’S For Funeral TRIAL SEEKS GANG CASH and Northern STATE LOGAN U TAB Correspondent Res Phone Office SOURCE 858 Circulation Res Phone North Main Phone 11G 112 87-- 5 12 1931 BOARDS Former ON ILLITERACY PLANS for are law-le- is the WEay E?ay Tteef Thrift Special MEN’S SUITS O’COATS LADIES’ PLAIN DARK WOOL DRESSES PLAIN DARK WOOL COATS vege-tabl- $215-00- Liquor Fiiies Wins Band Post IDAHO FALLS Idaho— Pleading guilty in probate court Saturday to sen formerly of Salt Lake has beencharges o possessom of uqUor Mrs selected as instructor for the local E L McCreary was fined $50 and The pair Mrs Billy Sherill $25 high school junior band Members are Eldon Tolman El- were arrested at the Royal room Evdon Jenkins Kathleen Shanklin last month by federal agents Their erett Call Glen Cherrlett Clair John- cases were turned over to the county son Stephen Alley Robert Alley for prosecution Uneducated Cyril Jenkins Fay Kelly LaMar No reason for the lightness of the JJohnson Donald Kelly Clair fines was given The usual sentence son Eugene Ruger Ariel Johnson has been 30 days imprisonment and Lvery 'Arthur Ruger and Jolene Ruger $200 fine FETE FEATURE FRUIT DISPLAY six-inc- Man Two Women Pay LAUNCH DRIVE J The body of Mrs Elizabeth Hixson New York Orders --CA- CHE C Brown 67 who died Friday in BerkeTen-Stor- y Wall of ley Cal arrived Sunday afternoon Evidence at Capone Trial in Salt Lake Street Structure a Survey Shows Mrs Brown was Tells of Expenditures born in East Mill Persons Creek Apnl 22 NEW YORK Oct 11 (CTS)-T- he 1864 She was the but Not of Income Idaho County tf First National bank building 2 Wall widow of the late street was declared unsafe today and Dedication Ceremony Be- Professor Outlines Events Arthur Brown ordered raxed Building operations CHICAGO Oct 11 (UP)— The big Her parents were on a new structure adjoining disfor Exhibit Opening BOISE Idaho (’) — The enormous gins Events Scheduled James M and h a closed settlement hi the In Question the Alphonse (Scarface Margaret Ranck of finding and educating all the iljob Columbus Day October 29 foundations The bank w ill be moved Al) Capone tax fraud trial has re- Hixson literates m the state has been taken of the building out solved to this: Surviving Removal of the structure which is up by the state board of education her mother Mrs Do the thousands of dollars ten stories high and fifty-thryears LOGAN— Preparations LOGAN— Columbus day in Logan for the along vv lth local welfare and civic or-- 1 Hix- - jT spent R Margaret old will be begun Monday bv Capone hi a giimzatiotis veritable saturnalia son of Wanship Meanwhile and until the building will be celebrated wttn an Impression fifth annual horticultural show at ' of extravagance t® 15° v prove that he had two sons Arthur 1? Le oilose' f ceremony at the tabernacle grounds' the Utah State Agricultural ts demolished have police the guards derates in the money to spend'’ and Fiank Biown one side for a when the official maiker com- - ate rapidly loundmg Into Miapr on closed Bioadway m every count) are Mattered It sounds like an obvious ques- of Berkeley and block from the structure and on Wall m the discovery of Cache coiding to Piofrvor F M Coe of the ln the state Bingham county tion But how Capones two foilowuig treet from Broadway to Nassau memorating in 1824 will be dedicated hoi tleultural department The show which Ins mmh of the Fort Hall Invelley scholastic thinkers both are bi others and a Mrs Brown street President Joseph E Caidon of the will be given in the Smait gymnasium dian lcMixatinn leads all counties going to answer it lt the main worry sister Van M Samuel Fasslcr head of the Manin number with 566 Camas county has been selected toiOctober 29 30 and 31 of government prosecutors who are Hixson Peter M Hixson Mark F hattan bureau of buildings and a Cache stake marker which lx one The show will open with contests has only two trying to send Capone to prison for Hixson and Lyle Hixson all of Salt number of officials of the bank were dedicate the That progioss can be made Is shown a maximum of 32 years on charges Lake anJ Karl B Hixson and Mrs at by the Utah Pioneer Trails for horticultural and home economics the building tilts afternoon Mr suggested in the i eduction fi om 1 5 per cent in and Landmarks association of defrauding Uncle Sam of students and lectures on fruit 0 Hazel Horton of Wanship to led the Fasslers final Inspection and flower raising for schwl 1920 to 1 1 per cent in I960 Providing the weather 1s not fain Income taxes Mrs Brown dlPd at the home of her order for demolition The building vorable to outhold exercises the childien Fathers and mothers ot Of the total 1151 aie native-bor- n Capone's butcher baker and son Arthur while on a month’s visit had been under observation for door the ceremonies will take place college bludents will be special guests illiterates 1198 are foreign-bor- n candlestick maker have told about to California was attributed three months Death In the tabernacle and at the proper the second Ms $6500 meat bill hts several and special programs white illiterates 25 are negroes and d to diabetes and heart trouble George F Baker Jr is chairman time the marker will be unveiled and and the day of the exhibits will 1369 are other races including Indollar bread bill and hts $600 of the board of the bank which it dedicated This announcement was be held judging electric bill at his Palm Island Fla packing contest will dians is believed will occupy temporary made by the welfare committee ol be held theThe Those are classed as Illiterates who last Mansion day followed by lecobjections from Attorneys Michael Quarters in the federal reserve build- the tures on apple production for fruit have passed 10 years of age without Logan chamber of commerce Miami Beach telegraph employes Ahern and Albert Fink ing able to read and write The program outlined includes with an award progtam and have testified that almost $800000 The government still has about 25 By counties the dlstubution is' school band Hallowe en dance in the evening Selection Logan high as wired to him during one six witnesses left Including Tor-u- o VETERANS PICK LEADERS Johnny Camas 2 Caribou 4 Adams 5 Clark 'under the dliection of A T Henson A new fcatuie will be an exhibit of months' stay in Florida And a HAAELTON Idaho— The following Capone’s predecessor in "the w nunn of lj0Ran fruit packing and handling equip- 5 Payette 7 Oneida 8 Butte 12 Boise Florida telephone company executive racket’’ new of fliers were announced Sutur-- 1 presidency remarks President ment Including power and hand 15 Teton 16 Jefferson 16 Gem 19 has told how Capone spent $8000 in Capone himself seemed worried He day for the Hazelton American LeGeorge Albeit Smith of the Utah graders and basket ring facing equip- - Valiev 20 Blame 21 Franklin 28 Custolls apparently In rul- spent today nursing a cold he con- gion post G Hitchcock Hastings ter 27 Bear Lake 28 Lincoln 30 Ploneer Trails and Landmarks Opeiation of niai bines ing Chicago’s underworld from the tracted at the Noithvvestern-Notr- e commander: Dr S Hopper vice comhistorical sketch of the dug and grading methods will be Iemhl 31 Lewis 33 Gooding 36 security of his southern estate Dame football game The fact that mander D C DcLapp adjutant C of Cache valley Professor demonstrated Professor Coe raid Washington 38 Jerome 40 Minidoka All that and more government Phil d’Andrea M A discovery his most faithful A Wrtgley seigeant-at-arm- s Joel E Ricks of the Utah State Under the direction of Mrs Chris- 46 Fremont 51 Owyhee 64 Cassia Witnesses described for a Jury of bodyguard was in jail for carrying Kelley historian N A Niles Americollege unveiling of the tine B Clayton and Miss Frances 71 Idaho 73 Madison 75 Boundary men In Federal Judge James H a pistol into Judge Wilkerson s court canization officer C L Smith chap76 Latah 76 Clearwater 82 Power Wtlkersons court But each time a helped to blacken Capone s scowl lain W H Detweiler M A Kelly marker John F Wiight 92 oldest Kelley another feature ol the show 87 Bonner 99 Elmore 103 Twin Falls witness started to sav that Capone There Is no limit to the sentence ahd C L Smith direitors II H Ker-fo- hving member in Logon of the group will be the food preservation con-t- o 104 Benewah 118 Kootenai 131 settle here in 1859 assisted by Miss test Professor A L Wilson will had a large income from gambling Incidentally that the Judge may imR L Gale S G Winters C A Bonneville 162 Nez Peic-- 207 ShoSmith a Vet an enlaiged exhibit by stud-mthouses and other extra-legenter- pose oil D'Andrea for contempt of Wrigley and II P Ross executive 240 Ada 257 Bannock 309 Canof Ralph Smith of the first group of m vegetable crops and a Lower show shone prises he was silenced bv sustained court committee li d Ban-ne- Competitive educational exhibits by yon 311 Bmgliam 5ti6 settlers ln 1859 high si hool band departments whose work Is related BANKS CLOSE MONDAY Dedication of the marker Presi- to the horticultural Industries also BLACKFOOT Idaho-- All dent Cardon selection grade school will be featured the chorus addiess Dr George W Midrounty offices and the banks will be closed on account of the dleton dnector of Utah of Oiegon Monday Trail association legal holiday Columbus Memorial benediction the Rev T Ross Paden day All organizations and clubs of n and Cache county have bien invited to participate In this cuenumy MARKER U S A S L hun-die- SILK BLEATED DRESSES No u Extra Charge for Bleat long-distan- nt eld-er- pack-sociatl- Ladies’ Fur Trim Coats Agn-cultur- al lv ot s al Star-Spang- RECORD VALUES i” DOMESTIC RUGS W CAR IMPROVES Funeral Services Set Monday for Car Crash Victim STOP COUCHS LIKE MAGIC I IT Lincoln Sugar Factory V Worker Suffers Skull Fracture TREMONTON — Funeral set vices for Dr Odeen Luke who was killed In an automobile accident west of here early Friday morning wdl be held ln the L D S ward chapel hot c at 2 p m Monday Dr Luke was born March 11 1889 at Mantl a son of William H and 5nna Otteson Luke now residing at Junction Dr Luke taught school at Mary finale married Miss Zoia Anderson daughter of Mr and Mis Carl Anderson of Marysvale then he spent four years at the University of Pennsylvania at Philadelphia graduating with the degree of doctor of mrdi-rtn- e ln 1920 after which he spent two years as an Interne at the Southern Pacific hospital at Ban Fran-ciso- o For quirk action cough relic try FAF Soothes the throat Stof the tickle like magic Safe (or children Results gusrsnteed Heal for sore throat and hoarse-neMillions prefer FA F f I IDAHO FALLS Idaho— Although still In a critical condition Raymond J Hogan about 35 Lincoln sugnr Jactoiv worker and resident wvis report! d to be recovciing Sunday ln a local hospital from a skull frac-tui- e ru dallied late Filday when he was hit bv an automobile driven by Leonard Bateman 19 of Iona fellow lactory worker according to leports of officials The areident occurred Just noith o of the Sugar company factory at Llnroln when Batemans car skirted another machine driven in the same direction and knocked down Hogan who was walking along the highway He and his family came to Trcrnon-to- n County authorities did not hold In 1922 He had been a mem- Bateman although Deputy Sheriff ber of Bear River stake high coun- Fred Tillman after an Investigation cil city councilman of Tremonton said Hogan had been hurled 35 feet for four years and a member of the by the Impart Oateway council of the Bov Scon’s Sheriff Harry Butklin Deputy Dr Luke is surv lyed by hts w ldow Saturday said that Sugai company a daughter Flo and a son Don D officials had stated Bateman would Luke eight brothers William J be at hand if needed dec taring hej luke Kingston Geoige Luke Mos- was needed badly at the factory Hocow Idaho Melvin Luke Lewisville Is mairlcd and lias a faintly gan Idaho Clinton Luke Id iho Falls y Idaho Otteson Luke studying at Portland Ore Loienzo Luke Cedar City Oral Luke Buhl Idaho' Armond Luke Tremonton and three sisters Mrs Hazel Pendleton Parowan Mrs Rust BURLIY Idaho — Applications for Kanab and Mrs Jessie Sprague Junction nuediting turkeys must be ln the countv agents office bv October 15 ravs County Agent W W Palmer A specialist fiom the university extension department will then cull on ap- -' phi ants and examine their breeding $125 $100 MAN HURT BY lo-ga- 9x12 8x10 Call and Deliveries Free 1 CAPITOL Wa Give CLEANERS &DYERS PHONE mi) WAS COUCH Inc I LOZENGES Utah-Tdah- Agenl Sets Dale den-Istr- For Applications B'-ll- Accidental Sliol While Hunting Fatal to II o) Onlv four growers had their flocks accredited last yeai but the counts agent experts a greater numbei of All buds LOGAN— Orson Smith 15 died at applications this season 1 15 p m Bundav afternoon as atn he used for breeding are gone over result of a gun accident Saturday for tvpc and color qualifications and afternoon Willie duck hunting TheiMr Palmer ays the result In Cassia 'outh waj accidentally shot In till county of three years of this work been a very mntenal improve-gainehead by a companion and never Imcnt In breeding flocks consrlou' ness — ""’"1 The boy was bom ln Mantl in Scp- t tember 1918 a son ot Owen and I ‘il rv Mattie C Madsen Bmlth His mother (bed about two years ago and slner that time he had been living with hi grandparents Mr and Mrs Orson Bmlth Ills fulher and two BURLEY Idiho-l- he bndv of be- have a‘so 42 killed in an au thjre w iei k Thulsday was sent to his home in Biooklvn N Y Sat urd iy lbs wife accompanied the mg ln the ninth Krade bodv Besides his father he Is survived and Mis Nunc man were rn bv his grandparents lyid two broth- to Portland Onon ll on ers Owen Jr and Waller Bmlth wedding tiip when the ir autumn bile nv tin d mi tin- liighv nv nni ' a Nunc man Cutlciell suffengl Mrs Nuneman was not biukenniik set loin ly bin t Connie r I) S Johnson decided an inquest was not ni'doin mice a 11 flat tire cm one of the rear will el a patently aused Ihe w rec k Miller 25 BRIGHAM CIUY-Fi- ed ( OM I It ON IU) VI) WORK Pa of Fcranlon slipped from a n"' moving Height train 011 the SouthR I Robinson J E Ian irn Pacific at Broome aiding 12r'e‘vi’r' "d on(' miles west of here and was Bln riff F'lls c inferred wllh tantlv killed Bunday morning rounty officials Uvre Bheilff J H Zunriel and C'ounly 1Kenimerer ui’mIhv oil the resurfnc lug of a milt who weie Attorney Lewis Jones highway mar the Wyoming boliRlhd to the scene by ratlioad offi- if der The counties aviced to b'nr lie would no t decided cials tuque' e on R hac Is It Is 1 necessary as It was obvious he fell und' rsbxxl while b alltig his wav The body Is being hi Id jmidtng word from the chlif of )oIlrr at Birnnlon who was telegraphed by Hart Schaffner & Marx Fall From Train Kills Transient Beating is Way TOPCOAT VALUE VICTORIES RUNAROUND TOPCOATS They are knit not woven They are here in all the new colors and styles— easy fitting topcoats or semi fitting1 coats or belted backs— and they are a big $30 worth 0 CAMEL’S HAIR TOPCOATS You can too 'Uiey’re 100 last penny on it wager yonr breasted or double Belted SIT NOMINATIONS LOGAN The elerms of Foieign Whs post will nommnle nffncrs cm Monday night arc 01 ding to Albert ( ) The me - tu morning 1 mniptlr mud Anderson i ommwii t mg will tike pine at R p rn In (he (laintlr rids Che on TOMGIir a Mr An ©f C’nr Y Wil W 1) n k U111M that ti mouhovv Wt liri-cau ifi © ALKIOMT hU (Kt U V straight hanging s W I MUK III I cODA South Main Street P In n loi i A e ll to i J ' in (1 IJDfi lh v iv ) TUMI !(l PlUVf1? J mt Nr W-- 1 c Bilious Sheriff 7undl v c 1 IN r I Til r lil 11110 i 1 ib if nUlr k of IN Tht All Vcgttabl I) W f r fi i t Thai discription fits thousands of home for they haven t enough electrical on’ iris to make every corner cozv clifcry and fully Illuminated Chairs you loe to loll in by dny are In the desolate shadows at night - ' 00 Arthur Frank 20S-21- 111 ‘ 100 - c Laxatn Light! Is vmir home like that? Dinner over — the paper to be read lesson to get let liaix a bridge game to play— and only one alluring spot with a lull flood of light1 Tne first one to get there lucky for tire evening - standards 45 where there's 'YP!atlrrA11"!0JS!umobile There’s no' lowering of quality however or of style 8uits as good as these would have cost you $50 a few years back They consist of a big selection of durable worsteds in all the new colors and patterns all sizes and styles "We think we are selling them for less than their real worth But we have the know we are getting less than a fair profit satisfaction of knowing that a lot of men who can’t pay as much as they used to are still getting good clothes bearing a trustworthy label at a store they respect for style leadership and high quality J30 r IwiflV vlf! mi The Lowest Price in Our History $ d re-'h- suits for fall 2 buds Make Your Entire Home Attractive and NOW is the time Moie outlet mean more ligh- t- light where you want It when you mx-- It And too & readier and more convenient use of your electrical appllanc es that require power or heat Nov Is the time to have jour home modernized In tills respeci Both labor and materials cost le than in numy years— less perlidi than they will ever cost aain Profit bv the advan-- ’ But Provide labor for men who are unemployed luge to yourself tie sine the work Is done rellablv and well by an electrical con We will glad'y recommend trac tor who Ls LICFNBLU and BONDrD the names of such contractors If you will cF lOPt I II Ihe FILf’T HI c A L FAG I F OF U1 AH Is he of fh in! otmiina-lliil- l of t be certihil indiL rv In tills v U 1 I Telephone Wasatch G198 ELECTRICAL LEAGUE of-- UTAH INCORPOIBA1 Nt U 7 ED |