Show n ' A A t- V 4 ' i 3 — X - rz THE SALT LAKfi TRIBUNE SATURDAY CORNING AUGUST 22 1838 ) lowing brothers and sisters: Chrlstel Utah andtlntermbimtain News TwoFanfjYou&sKaicd Cavern Beneath Gravel Auto Blamed Hoggan Baker Ore Delbert Bodily Lewiston Utah Angus Bodily Idaho Falls Eldon Bodily Tucson Aria and Wilma Bodily Fairview Arlow Gilbert la survived by his father Charles Gilbert his stepmother Mra Annie Whitehead Gilbert and four brothers and sisters Mrs Delia Monson California Melvin Gilbert Lewiston Utah Mrs Letha Hart Preston' and Merlin Gilbert Fairview The bodies were taken to the Hendricks mortuary pending word from Mg Bodily now in Spokane rit V: Companions Barely Escape of Two Walkers For-Deat- h is Coroner’s Inquest Finds Cause ‘Unknown’ but Apparently' Due to Car I Special to The Tribune IDAHO FALLS Idaho — A Jury Friday returned a verdict that Arlle Bifie of Ucon and Curtia Norman of Provo met their death on the Tell owe tone highway near TJcon on August 15 from an “unknown cause but that “it appeared both bodies had been run over by a passing motor car probably causing death” The youths are believed to have n been instantly killed by driver while walking on the highway nine miles north of here The bodies were discovered by A R Willis of Livingston Mont a truck driver who found them crushed and battered on the highway almost in front of the S T Clayton residence Mr Clayton notified Sheriff Harry Meppen Coroner Fred Porter conducted the Inquest Witnesses including Sheriff Meppen Clyde ‘Courtney highway patrolman Mr Clayton Mr Willis Gerald Seedal who gave the youths a ride in his car for a short distance on the highway before they were killed failed to disclose any evidence that had not already been uncovered by officers Jack Wood local undertaker who eared for the bodies told the jury it appeared to him after an examination that there was no evidence of violence on the bodies other than that they probably were hit by a speeding auto The jury was composed of Adolph Johnson Wayne Boam Bill Gour-le- y Tony Hahn Lyle Nelson and W A Crowther Mr Boam acted as foreman Fatal Accident Occurs When Bank Suddenly Gives Way Workmen Extricate Bodies Warned of Danger danger the workmen were digging Service Gubs to Hear a perpendicular bank which gave in FAIRVIEW Idaho— Crushed beMarriner S Eccles neath a gravel pit cave in several no Indication of being other than miles east of here on the south slope reasonably safe it was reported Oscar Rawlings and Bishop Wesof Mount Smart Friday morning OGDEN r Marriner S Eccles two youths were killed almost in- ley J Cole working in another sec stantly and two others narrowly es- tion of the pit together with fynry chairman of the board of governors caped With their lives when they Drury who was trucking the gravel of the federal reserve bank will be were partially covered by tons of to Fairview rushed to the assist- guest speaker at a luncheon Septemance of the four ber 11 in the Hotel Ben Lomond of sliding graveL 4 Willie Bodily IF and Arlow GilDigging frantically in the tons members of all Ogden service clubs bert 23 of Fairview were killed of gravel which spread over an and sponsored by the senior 'and when toe bank under which they area of 3d feet and partially cov- junior chambers of commerce it were working gave way and Vern ered the truck the men were able was announced Friday Hinckley and Willis Baird also of to extricate the youths Mr Eccles Is at present vacationDr Allen Cutler who arrived soon Fairview were partially covered in Ogden ing but were released by other work- after the bodies had been recovC H B Seybert chairman of the man before serious injury resulted ered stated that It would have membership committee of the senior The youths with several other been Impossible for either of the chamber of commerce is chairman extd victims have survived the workmen whose names were not of the meeting W L Skanchy learned were hauling gravel for treme pressure of the gravel more president of the chamber will junior construction of the foundation of the than three minutes be toastmaster and Harmon B Fairview L D S recreational hall Willie Bodily is survived by his Barton president of the senior when ths accident occurred parents Levi and Ivy Smith Bodily chamber will outline the chamber Although cautioned against slide now in Spokane Wash and the fol- - program for the coming months Special eor-fcne- hit-ru- -- :1 n Lelii Pioneer Utah Legislator Dies at Home Will Be Interred At Sunday Rites Served as Watermastef for Over 61 Years ox-tea-m - serving until his death He helped in building the Union Pacific railroad in Weber canyon also the Denver & Rio Grande railroad the Utah Southern and the Salt Lake Western railroads He was constable 18 years estray poundkeeper of Utah county 18 years and Lehi estray poundkeeper the past 16 years Ten sons and daughters survive Mrs Nephi Slater Mrs George F Barnes Mrs John Jackson Mrs Harry Manning Mrs John Tates Evan J Charles H Lester B John E Colledge Lehi and Mrs SydManning CalienU Nevada 104 LOGAN— Ths condition of Lionel ney 114 grandchildren Munk 51 Benson farmer who was and seven ' seriously injured when the forks of his bicycle brok Wednesday was Funeral services will be held Sun- reported "good” by local hospital attaches Mr Munk suffered a brain concussion lacerations on the face chin and lips and compound frac4-1ture of the nose -e It has not as yet been detf rmlned how the accident occurred Deputy Sheriff Hyrum Weatherston who is investigating stated Mr Munk has not been able to give an account of the accident but will be questioned Saturday he said 1875 Cyclist on Mend After Accident Special to The Tribune PROVO— Funeral services for Elmer T Holdaway 58 state legislator from Utah ‘count) prominent church - worker and dairyman farmer will be conducted Sunday 1 at p m in ths Vineyard L D S ward amusement hall with Bishop C Hebertson in charge Friends may call at the Berg mor-tuar185 East Center street Saturday eveniAg and at the family home to Vineyard Sunday prior to the services Burial will bt in the Provo City Burial park Mr Holdaway died Thursday afternoon in a Montpelier 'Idaho hospital of blood poisoning Accompanied by Mrs Holdaway he was en route to the northwest oir a vacation trip jvhen stricken Fire Drills to Feature Prevention Programs OGDEN— An intensive public education campaign with fire drills in city schools addresses and poster displays will feature Ogden’s observance of national fire prevention week October 4 to 10 Fire Chief N J Hinton announced Friday In announcing plans for the week Chief Hinton called attention to the sharp drop in business district fires during the last few years This decline he said can be attributed to similar campaigns and the condemnation drives on fire traps A 1Iave Young Men 1 J I 1 I Active reei Strong Children PLEASANT GROVE — Application has been made by this town for a WPA project for ths contown struction of an building according to Mayor Lyean Johnson The proposed building would house civic offices public library fire station jail ahd provide space The for other civic departments city’s share would be approximately t 310000 1 SHOES -- 2-POU- Martha Washington CANDIES 05 Eegulet Ain 0 10 OGDEN —a STORE- $160 S- 4 SOUTH MAIN ST EAST BROADWAY j i f Frcn ®298 th Choc 1 la krewns xpsttal h- hi W Ct - 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in-la- Special to The Tribune LEHI— Joseph T H Colledge 86 one yf Lehi’s early pioneers died at his home here Thursday at 10:30 OGDEN — Mayor Hannan W p m following a stroke Mr Colledge was born May 23 Peery Friday turned "thumbs down on a request that he with- 1850 in Tredegar Mammothshire hold any announcement of his in- South Wales a son of Joseph T H dependent candidacy until it is and Elizabeth Lewis Colledge He whether Dr Herbert B crossed the ocean in a little sailing Maw president of the state senate vessel being eleven weeks on the will organize a third party ticket water 'He crossed the plains by The proposal originated at a arriving in Salt Lake City meeting of Dr Maw and his Weber on October 5 1860 and came to Lehi county supporters Thursday night qn October 11- - 1860 living here and was carried to the mayor by since Joseph W Jensen J W- - Arrington He married Ellen Jone June 21 and V D Peery i t 1928 He was the "I think Dr Maw should support 1869 She diedof in the old toll bridge first keeper my independent candidacy" Mayor across Jordan river here and was Peery declared “He had his fling named Lehi’s first watermaster in — Mayor to The Tribune Gifford Joseph Winkler 29 left son of Regional Forester Ernest Winkler and Mrs Winkler and PauHPingree Taylor 21 son' of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Taylor both Ogden residents who' died of injuries suffered Friday when the automobile in which they were riding plunged into the Salmon river 20 miles south of Stanley Idaho The youths brothers-- 1 w 'were accompanied by five companions who suffered injuries in the mishap (Story Page One) Peery Refuses Maw Proposal in the Democratic convention and lost out t "I am becoming more confident every day that I have an excellent chance to win the election and I see no reason for stepping aside at the time and under the conditlpns for another independent candidate" he told the committee ‘II v for 4B01 I 1 buckles time you THE nextcall or drink Pabst TAPaCan and get all set for the biggest treat m beer flavor you ever tasted the flavor that has won beer drinkeri fro® coast to coast Never before auch flavor such purity and wholesome refreshment You’ll want it always And you will get it too— by refusing substitutes — and asking for Pabst TAPaCan —byname PABST TAPaCtR TVJltt Protected Flavor o Saves Half the Space No Bottlee to Pay boys TIES to Return Easy to Carry O No Breakage OOODIISt IIAIID 9 UN 111 O Fiaskr-h- SVIE® SETS Flat Top— It Stacks PABST&fBEER HI VI BT CORDUR°y Brewery Goodness Sealed Right In No 'Deposits There s wear B0Y§ ShirtslJ INSIST ON ORIGINAL HI III 0 O p A N tS twice made to sell lorofprice ROE’S (Whilo They $98 test) pou u it Sizes 6 to 1 U 1 1 i |