Show 6 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Sunday April Concealed Giin Tipsy Counts Bring Terms V - x :: -- ( :" I I " ' f J ' v ? 9 a "v - B5 1918 'BATTLE OF CENTURY' J Wyoming Suspect's! Hearing Slated Marble Meet May Feature Maw High VFW Official "I don't know anything much more dangerous than a loaded gun If it materializes a "sideshow" and a drunken man" Judge Frank attraction to the national Veterans E Moss told Waite AI Collins 63 of Foreign Wars marble shooting 254 W' South Temple in police tourney in Salt Lake City June Court Saturday 3 4 and 5 may "steal the show" Mr Collins pleaded guilty to m The feature may include a private duel in the marble ring becharges of carrying a concealed tween Gov Herbert B Maw and weapon and drunkenness He was arrested Friday by Officer Maurice Lyall T Beggs Madison Wis naM Carey Jr who said search re- tional VFW vice commander vealed he was carrying a loaded The latter challenged the governor to a "migs battle of the century" pistol in his belt under his shirt Mr Beggs claims to have won his Sentence imposed by Judge Moss home state marble championship was $10 and three days in jail "sometime long ago" on a drunkenness charge and 30 The has not officially days in jail on the weapons count acceptedgovernor the challenge Also in court Everett J AnderOtherwise the national chamson 35 1580 W Whitlock ave and will school pionship grade John Ernest Bates 24 same ad- champions ofinclude 48 states the dress pleaded innocent to a charge Alaska Hawaii Father Flanna-gan'- s of petty larceny Trial set April 9 Town the VFW naDet Sgt J J Ferrin and Det tional Boys home for orphans at Eton J S Bardole said they saw the Rapids Mich and nationwide two men stealing junk near Beck's of army and navy inHot springs 2199 Beck st Friday champions stallations according to Glen E F' y py r--- Stir y -v 4 WANTED ACCOUNTANT j City Judge Reva Beck Bosone has set a hearing April 8 for Joseph A Gauthier 27 1327 Roberta st charged with being a fugitive from justice The com-- 1states he is wanted in Casplaint department com- per Wyo in connection with a: Thompson mander of V F W charge of unlawful sale of mort-- l Between 3000000 and 4000000 gaged property boys over the nation will compete Gauthier applied for a writ ofj for the honor of representing their habeas states at Salt Lake City accord- court corpus in Third district ' ing to A Wally Sandack tournament chairman Well Established Mining Company Must b capable of supervising mine office handling Storehouse Produc- tion and Operating records Family house will be furnished Do not answer this ad unless you j j are a trained accountant and ere thoroughly capable of handling the ' iob Write Pine Sheathing $870 per Dimension — Retail iand Carload Lots — Large Fir factory-mad- e Rock Lath fir flooring Box No 7 Tribune-Telegro- One Hurt Slightly LtDTO In Car Collision Kiln Dried Ponderosa Two persons escaped serious injury Saturday at 8:55 pm when the automobile in which they were riding overturned after striking a parked car at 5600 Highland dr Salt Lake county deputy Sheriffs Clarence Smith and Shelby West reported the car was driven by Darel Hanson 21 6475 20th East who was uninjured His wife Wilma 20 suffered shock and bruises C All sizes Coast Stock or Oregon treated doors windows frames and special millwork Sheetrock Cement Lime and Plaster Kiln dried oak and Hardware and paint ILimiber Company Valley Eves 3053 So Main St Tel 83 51 MAIN AT FIRST SOUTH PHONE 85 Living on a budget ? Need r?aip' T!7TmtPIH0KWVrTwummmtt — stages of reloading target ammunition for Salt Lake police guns is handled by this machine being operated by Det George H Volkert Primer Flo&l rffr— ed Three Police Mold Bullets For Use on Firing Range half load of powder and are snub-nose-d By PAUL CRACK OFT deadly looking slugs with Things in the basement of police a of about 100 yards They range "were "all headquarters Saturday are from service amconverted hot" munition The occasion was the reloading carrying a full load of of firing range ammunition which powder with the familiar round Officers Donald B Pearson and nose and a range of about 300 Ivo A Johnson and Det George yards H Volkert finished after their Target Practice Only shifts "We can reload the round-nose- d Carrying the picturesque title of "wad cutters' the bullets are slugs but only for target practice since the commercial ammunition not of the type used in service revolvers but are shot only is more accurate for actual service on firing ranges They carry a loadings" the officers explained It takes three machines "and plenty of elbow grease" to turn out 10000 lead slugs which is the normal output when the supply of lead is adequate The first machine i3 not unlike that used by young boys in making The metal is toy lead soldiers melted in a small casting pot Then 118th Annual mold insert a they and" raise a feed lever on the side of the melting pot that allows a thin steady stream of molten lead i of the Church of Jesus Christ to fall into the mold When the of Latter-da- y Saints 10 small forms are filled with lead the mold is knocked open with a BROADCAST hammer and the 10 slugs fall into 4 3S-cali- long-handl- SUN-MON-T- 2 and 2-- ed 4 filled with a heavy grease and fall into another receptacle Final handling of the bullets is a three-fol- d routine which makes each bullet ready for the firing line Empty cartridge cases are loaded in one tube new primer caps in another and the greased slugs are fed into a third As the first case slides onto a metal conveyor a pin knocks out the expended primer cap The case then slides to a second slot where a shot of powder and a new primer cap are loaded The third action is the fitting of the greased slug into the case under pressure Final action of the machine is to kick the completed bullet out into a uu Remember —quality for quality your dollar buys more at Wards! KIM1 IN Actions Simultaneous the first three cases have moved across the metal conveyor all three actions take place simultaneously — one case getting un- primed the second primed and loaded and the third "slugged" and ejected as a finished bullet "We like to think of ourselves as a small-scal- e defense plant" laughed the officers "for if they needed to be used those wad cutOnce I LJULi s£?Sr- box - s" ARMSTRONG'S 6-F- Sq T Yd EMBOSSED LINOLEUM 49 Patterns with rich textured surface in standard gauge long-wearin- g Felt back ters could be mighty dangerous" And mister they look it Mrs Vetterli Dies at 84 causes to age A it fakelass t nan Wards wide selection r"" ' a container Mrs Anna Neff Vetterli 84 Four Grooves Utilized of Reed E Vetterli formother Each slug is about half an inch mer Lake City chief of police Salt with long cylindrically shaped four grooves running around the died Saturday at slug These grooves are utilized 1 pm at her by the next machine where each rest dence 866 1 slug is forced through a sizing and Amanda ave of f smoothing form The grooves are UE 10-1- furniture curtains draperies rugs appliances ? Come in today — ' choose what you need from - tocaps powder and new mold slugs are fitted snub-nosgether in three steps by the loader The bullets have a range of about 100 yards 'WAD CUTTERS' " - rinwir 88 For sound refreshing sleep at a very low cost! 180 coils of Premier Wire steel insulated with quilted sisal pads and padded with thick layers of felted cotton Machine roll taped edge — tan and white woven tick all-ne- w incident daughter of e INNER5PRING MATTRESS 180-COI- L V and Rudolph she Neff Mary was born Sept 2 1863 in Geneva Switzer land and came Mrs Vetterli to the United States in 1883 as a convert to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints Mrs Vetterli was active in LDS church affairs having served as president of the Emigration ward Relief society and a member of the Liberty stake Relief society She belonged to the presidency Yal and Emigration c a m p a Utah Pioneers Daughters of On Dec 3 1890 she was married to John Vetterli in the Logan LDS temple Mr Vetterli died in Box Spring to Match i - On Tmrmt: Down 10 $5 ADJUSTABLE a Month 3095 SPRING CRIB full Attractively designed width floor length Birch veneered panels at Same Price - 1944 plus INSURED SAFETY on YOUR SAVINGS? We will pay on YOUR SAVINGS (Current dividend 2 regardless of amount rate Compounded Your Account is welcomed in any amount from $100 up semi-annuall- y) OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT TODAY Survivors include three sons and four daughters: Oscar J Vetterli Ogden Ralph Vetterli Alhambra Cal Reed E Vetterli Mrs Anna Poulton Mrs Lydia Campbell Mrs Ruth Torgeson all of Salt Lake City Mrs Dora Trowbridge Bountiful a sister Mrs Lydia Schultz Los Angeles 20 grandchildren and 12 Vernal Man Dies in S STURDY PANEL-BACHIGH CHAIR K Q95 Strong widespread legs help prevent tipping sanitary scooped-ou- t tray L The body of Ben H Reese 72 Vernal was found in a Salt Lake room at 10 pm by hotel employes Police officers said the man had been dead for several hours They! said the death was normal hyM£$v - I z- -— - — : 1 ADVERTISEMENT 9x12' FOUGHT 5 ALL-WOO- L DURASTANS— COMPARE AT $70 i Save on fine wool rugs at Wards low price! 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