Show Sheriff Traps Iic e5alt Sunday Morning August Prisoners Three Pollee Net - Tribune Intermountain Wire Fremont PARKER County Idaho—Albert Montgomery Humphreys 95 who won recognition as one of Idaho's most expert penmen when he was blind deaf and a nonagenarian died Thursday at the home of a son W R Humphreys The oldest resident of Fremont county he had been in ill health two years but remained active throughout that time He had been up and around the morning t4 Deputy- Resitins BOISE (XI—Four of the seven state prison trusties who fled the cate penitentiary late Friday Light were back in clistody Saturclay after their capture at Cascade in a stolen car earlier in the he died C4 v Mr tv7-40c- t - --' 1: w lox-tea- two-thir- 53-gall- ds -'- iikettP W- - f: 0 d A- 4rt) - i &-- - ' f -- 00'42 Classes V-1- 2 l'tahns are registrrd r:ao'ing the Itechive state Ninety-tw- o scond to Idaho's :rri is third with -- 17 a CE1 7 Om- O 'l ) V 40 while 126 dop 0 V to 0 01 o 0''-- Thousands today hold vital war jobs Thanks to Sonotone The country needs your best Learn icloty how Sonotone may ht!layour hearing tgi 'I -- w as advertised in LIFE "super-phosphat- Pgsiet SsrvIc our Trms Job Placemnt Tull iniormailon sent" viCth Name Afidress SOIZOTONE Co OF 5 ALT LAKE CITY ? Silt beaten Dias Dial -- 1147a I- - 7- sr7 r :' 14 I !- '4: INN- -- ) 1 Na ' -- z : vt y s t "41'X t -- !-- :!- r A: ol4f0'41r''''t''-- - - f- -: e0r-on- e i )1 4r 4 0 fr 0 000c " 21 Illiii '1 I 'fr seitqi tpls'11:717A Lr 4 I t t r -- e - USE 'a '4" - 47'771:1:::7-- SEARS - 4) 2? i7 :4 I : - :--) - ti 4 01- - rir 'SI 7 I J - - '''I'it' - - f :: 1"::-i - -- N- - 4:'f ea 7c41-' -- lel - -1 !1:-- -t :w 4re?i' ::: : - : - -- c LAYAWAY PLAN ! 74 ill - r :4 i 1 1' 6— V A I Ar - Á 1 k4 and 3C:CEal LAVAIATA EVEIT A I ' 1- - WILL HOLD CHOOSE ONE OF THESE WARM SERVICEABLE COATS OR JACKETS -P- UT IT IN LAYAWAY AND BE READY WHEN COLD WEATHER COMES! nI U 0 ' r- 7F rts R) k' t 011 I 46-7r e:r i 1 t1 F I 11 C5 7:: :aTIP 11 :1': itt:lk - Camel Tan e'' it11 I 1 rit Wool or Brown ltary' swank ! Capeskin —tough yet pliable back with full gussets Slide der e p a i le t er front Rubber lined pocket L virgin wool 60 hardy reused wool This high style fingertip coat boasts leather buttons and fine iridescent rayon lining Camel tan Sizes 34 to 44 1000 - model—modern Aviation' 4": Extra warm because the face is Shoul- COSSACECS 1st FIOOT to 46 MACRIEITIS 1 ck k ‘t I di t7 f i FRATERNITY r Teal i ( :ae '- - N:6)4 f 1 )7fr- ief Blue 1 ttt t' fz '! know- ) 1 Ii - o ' ! At -- -" ''::- 1' i 'i-- 2' rs-- rt - N:-- 4:i-i''': -- A I 0 '': !' '' s - ' - )‘ f:::1 ' ''''4g k GU 98 0 Corduroy i r PLAID MACKINAW 20 is?loffl11 -- 7 Western 1 e t I V f - I Plaids Colorful western plaid mackinaw new wool for boys made from 20 wool Warm duraand 80 wear Four rnomYt ble and easy to warm pockets full belt N4Eig BOY VILLE 4) AVLATICZ': 98 JACE4r41171:17kC3 Reversible fingertip length coat of Fraternity Prep De Luxe z fleece finish requality versible with tan gabardine Two slash pockets raglan shoulders railroad stitching on cuffs and around bottom edge Teal blue color 32-o- 014:N Ot Itor MACKINAWS Aro 000mdoÀ) neyville Aviation Jacket in popular leather and wool combination Leather front with 100 reprocessed wool body and eleeves Coh)rs In teal blue or brown 8" to 10 A M TO 6 P AL 2(7 15 85 New Wool Wool Re-Us- ed k 90 ellor 1 water repellent snow Fully Oflined new rewool and SS 15 suits used wool Pants styled with sipper legs All around belt CAPS to Match Complionc With Government State Sales Tax EVERY WEEKDAY t L'STOMER PARKING r 4 ANa 89c It Floor Regulations e- DIAL J FREE - L SNOW SUITS 1st Floor in 'I 'I 1st Floor 5 49 Leather and Wool Sears Stores Have Posted or Marked Ceiling Prices Prices Quoted Do Not Include MAIN AT BROADWAY ‘ 1 I '''' ''11 -- COAT FINGERTIP t':-- I NN r71! rc 7WFft r 11--4"1- -- re-us- 1st Floor Dial it reIttmeed thick get corduroy treated vereed With Arides with breasted style (bar cline Single slash pockets and railroad stitching around bottom edges Ill Floor 7DAY SERVICE at firoattwaj I I und Gabardine Color the 1474)i gammixonlialmalt flip' REVERSIBLE min LUXE PREP-- DE 15t 1100r dooromb0 A - Fi lst Floor DIAL Ittai 84 to 48 Reprocessed Wool g the mechanism of your watchl A wit man never opens the case of his wetclt He leaves with th e Durable suede 1cather cossack style jackets with full ripper front Fully lined for extra warmth Cocoa brow n color Zipper chest pocket Warm and long vearing—and priced at a low price money-savin- t 4 rt itit' 40' 95 Cocoa Color - -- and the right tools to dust or repair a watch An amateur uskially "gums the works' In cos of frooloto tom fo 44 I 1 k -- 'a ool heavy ss arm mackinaw—at very low price! Treated to repel rain and snow Snug double breasted style with two handy muff pockets and two lower flap pockets Strong taped seams Plaid colors Sizes FRATERNITY PREP 17S 1r ffNif- N She m skill m CHOOSE FROM SEARS FOR OLD MAN WINTER! LARGE SELECTION cks 4 with ledge ' 1st Floor LEATE1Erl I 4 Don't Monkey that to Plaids Zipper front goatskin or steer-hid- e hurcoals with full belt and action back Cut full and roomy Choice of black or brown colors - 4- t -- (f) BOYVILLE SUEDE lo — tt Jc or Green LAY AWAY YOUR COAT NEEDS NOW AND BE READY n 43011k--- rs 0 -- 36" to 46 (7) 9 0 Red Blue 1 k '-'-t 1000 Reprocessed Wool 1 98 ss 13 MAPAIIEIS 4 Sizes ' '7 ci SURCOATS ze 1st Floor WATCH eo 1' Soft glove goad and mouton cossack style Jacket with zipper front action back and full lining Sizes 30 to 46 Finely styled tailored and expensive In details GUARANTEED s 4t - lqsrf" Ii -- BLACK STEERHIDE Slits 36 :41 STURDY WARM n -i 7 4: utility - tr-7- PI: !1:1' fasten- 1st Floor BROWN GOATSKIN OR fir 45bo mil- A Mou'fon ) leather Sport 15- Goat and rif st 98 rri Ircl Black 98 100 ''0 4: UCECEmITS 11-x- ' k1 IA :3 CAPESKIN AVIATION STYLE I '1' Cx ''' f the channels he had previously been using Three years ago Teton county Wyoming citizens commandeered Wyoming state highway department equipment and started to open the snowblocked pass after state officials had -- passed the buck" on the undertaking YOUR COAT SELECTION UNTIL OCT ist I ar At a public meeting 88 Jackson Wyo residents voted in favor of maintaiMng the Hoback canyon highway to Rock Springs Wyo this winter while 44 favored Teton pass which leads to Idaho Falls The vote was taken after Wyoming state highway department officials advised that because of wartime conditions including lack of men and equipment only one highway to Jackson Wyo could be maintained this winter chairG F Schoonamaker man of the Wyoming highway commisaion presided at the meeting and carried the decision to Cheyenne Wyo where It will be formally acted upon He said revenue from gasoline taxes was 50 per cent below prewar times necessitating curtailment of expenditures For severalyears Teton pass has been maintained to winter travel and Jackson Wyo merchants have been accustomed to doing much of their trading at Idaho Falls The decision to maintain canyon highway will require some negotiations with one federal agencies since Jackson Wyo merchant traveled to Salt Lake City Utah thence back to Idaho Falls and returned by way of Pocatello and Rock Springs Wyo last winter when the pass was closed for a brief time and he was advised he could not buy groceries wholesale xinder government regulations other than through Ho-ba- - r?-:-- ?'o 41-- I 10ci Phosphate Mill 'residents - - 4- - 7 -- Idahoan Plans Tribune Intermountain Vire MAHO PALLS Idaho — Ida ho IPalh may not see much this winter of Jackson Hole Wyo Idaho—Idahoan T'OCATIMLAD - - ri- 11 re most numerous among the 439 ravaltrainees stationed at of Idaho South fig' Yriversty Lres released Saturday by Ann E Car11en regimtrar revealed EattiruAy 7' ' :: - :J:A (' 711:': to'r':' - ti'l'Ai": 1 ' v: -- ' Winter Closing Looms Of Teton Pass Road Releases Data - At voitimmume-- pNiorkt')1 I - S -4 - (rk -- 1 4 m Vaccina ted Tor Brain Fever - j ' 1 ' l'I'‘4-'- 1- BOISE (UP) — Albert Edward on of Mr and Mrs Arnold 11 Edward B Arnold of Boise drowned Friday night In a water-fille- d gravel pit on edge of tho Boise river while wading Coroner William McBratney said the youth stepped into a 12- toot deep hole The body was recovered in 40 minutes but the respirator proved of no avail - Idaho Soldier Dies in Service 1- -'- - - 7" - :- : 7f'"s -:r ‘::- - 00- great-grandchildr- - -- itl4v-l- :::: 11 g Idaho and Oregon riamee officers were pressing a aearen for the other three who are believed to have separated shortly after the escape which was effected by removing a win-(lofrom the dormitory outside the penitentiary walls between 10 and 10:15 pnti The eacape followed by a few tioArs the announcement of the Oxresitgnation of Deputy Warden Albert M Humphreys team pioneer and oldest FreL A (Bud) Huddelston of Lewismont county resident ton at Warden Poarch's request Poarch emphasized the two events Lad no connection however Sheriff Francis placed a block-sol- e across the north-sout- h highvn v near Cascade after being no50000-To- n t eby P011 rcli that the quartet mi:ilt be heading north The men Mft(le no 'resistance l'oarch )111141 larch said the men's absence as thacovered shortly after their BOISE UP) — J It Simplot of getaway The four men stole an Caldwell proprietor of a large deautomobile in Boise and somewhere along the way also achydrating plant plans to build a "superphosphate" plant in eastern drum quired' a Idaho at once to produce a total full of gasoline Poarch said of 50000 tons of An investigation is under way fertilizer for Idaho farms ta determine the owner of the representatives of Idaho agriculg soU r e and how it came to be ture were told Friday in the escapees' possession he Ed Prevol representing Simplot tenorted at a conference of farm group repThe annnUneemerlt that Deputy resentatives in the office of GovWarden Huddleston had resigned Funeral services will be con- ernor C A Bottolfsen announced was explained by Poarch in a ducted at 2 p rn in the Simplot 's plan describing it es "a formal statement in which he Parker Monday LID S ward chapel with means new sources of to sail: Harold Davenport bishop offici- fertilizer todevelop increase production of re"Deputy Warden Huddieston Burial will be in the Parker Idaho crops" siiried at 1:30 p m Friday at ating cemetery directed by the Hansen Construction will start as soon ply request because of insubordFuneral home of St Anthony as approval of the war production iration and persistence in pracFriends may call at the Hansen board for necessary materials can I tices inconsistent with good penal Funeral home until Monday morn- be obtained he said and the plant e prora-durI do not care to ampli when the body will be taken will be in operation in time to suping the matter further" ly to home of W R Humphreys ply next year's needs probably by At a special meeting of the in the Parker January 15 or January 30 providhoard of prison commissioners ing war production' approval is obdisPoarch's in action Saturday tained he said Little steel or mtssing Huddleston was conother critical material will be used firmed Poarch met with the govhe added ernor attorney general and sec"The 50000-to- n output will be retary of state shortly before to fertilize 945000 acres sufficient ?loon after whith Attorney Genthree-yea over land of period" eral Bert H Miller said: -he said "and will make possible After hearing Poarch's rea- Tribune food production valued at $37000- Intermountani Wire sons for dismiasing Huddleston 000 IdahoBASALT It was tile opinion of the board Bingham County —t-Mra "Existing production facilities Tena Berg of Basalt had that tee shoUld substantiate this of the been notified Saturday by the war wilt not supply 50 per cent action" fertilizer needs of the IntermounA iv:ecessnr to Huddieston who department of the death of her son he continued "If this Lemaun Berg July 20 in tain west" ral only served since May al has Private does not die in Washington plan an New in Guinea rot been named by the warden army hoppital your fertilizer problem will be MrA erg hnil been adviged In solved" May that her son was being treatPrevol did not elaborate on the ed for injuries suffered in a dyna11 orsib's mite explosion The information location or cost of the project came in a Setter from Corporal Clinton B Jensen nephew of the Women Aid Ration Board injured soldier Mrs Berg had reCASTLE DALE—The Cast Fe ceived similar word from ROCK SPRINGS Wyo—When the war the Sweetwater county war raValley Markctin'g and Purchasing department Private Berg had been in the tioning and price control board Cooperative association has just found itself swamped with aptwo years army a iromrlet(rt program whereby 154 Besides his mother 10 brothers plications and without adequate bead rf horses in Emery county and sisters survive Lorenzo Berg help a group of patriotic Rock have been vaccinated for brain of Ogden Utah Mrs Annie Jes- Springs women gave their time sen of Fort Shaw Mont Mrs acting as clerks until the rush was fever Ad lia of Salt Lake City over says S Kellogg of Rock wax tinder the Joseph Andrua program of Montana Corporal Spring'' chairman of the board Berg 41rectinn ‘Villord J Humphrey John Berg in the army air corps Without aid of the volunteers the presidert of the aamociation and Hamilton Field Cal Mrs Elida board would have been snowed unAllen county farm se- - 13rown of Basalt Sergeant Charles der he said Parley Berg with army air corps Gowen administration eirity 'supervisor Ti save time the horses were field Bolsez La Vann Berg a Basalt and Lieutenant Newell assembled in one central place twin sister who is a nurse at Berg with the marines New Zeain each community where they Cordova Alaska Ross Berg of land tNeros vaccinated by Dr Robert S McIVnnon of Hiawatha for 3175 pgr hPad a considerable saving over the charre in previons years Meanwhile N''' : - : e bet -- 4 :::0421041-114-L- 1 Humphreys" hand was known to hundreds He took keen delight in sending holiday greeting cards with his flourishing signature affixed He had been deaf since youth and blind more than two years although previous to that he had been able to read with the aid of a strong magnifying glass He was born on August 24 11347 at Fort Beaufort South Africa a son of Joseph R and Charlotte Poulton Humphreys The family emigrated to the United States as converts to the L D S church in 1857 and came directly to 'Utah by settling at Cache county Mr Humphreys married Christianna Farley on October 10 1873 in the Salt Lake Endowment house They resided In Millville where he was well known as a musician at dancrs In 1900 thry enme tn Idaho twitting' at Mary vale where they homesteaded Mrs Humphreys died In 1923 and Mr Humphreys then came to Parker where he resided until his death He is survived by a daughter and four sons Mrs Marie Forrest of Los Angeles Walter M Humphreys of Pocatello Milton Humphreys of Yakima Wash Willis R Humphreys of Parker and Edward F Humphreys of Oakland 26 grandchildren Cal and 24 free-flowin- ii' 'q to any person fense or injury prohibition shall not apply to or motor vehicles engaged not in smoking compartment I include exclusively in tr an spor ting "The carriers may give suitaworkers directly to or from inble notice of this prohibition dustrial plants and defense however that this provided workers" The order was issued the comsaid because of crowded mission Idahoan Wounded travel conditions and incidental D C July 31 WASHINGTON hazards and discomforts caused by this increase cin—The war department SaturIt further provides that no day announced Private William P passenger or passengers who obM Rails Curtis on of Mrs Rose to smoking shall be reject of Rupert Idaho wounded in the quested or required to ride in the Aleutian islands smoking compartments BOISE (A)—The Idaho public utilities commission issued a general order Saturday prohibiting smoking on passenger conveyances except in duly provided smoking compartments Saturday's order amended a previous regulation "Smoking shall not be permitted on any vehicle engaged in the transp6rtation of passengers between fixed termini" the order reads "except in smoking compartments provided for in such manner as to cause no of (A)--E- rnest - TYouth at Boise 1Drowns in Pit Board Limits Smoking in Public Vehicles I McNAMPA Idaho Guire of Wilder died early Saturday from injuries suffered when the motorcycle he was riding collided with an automobile a half mile west of Wilder Canyon County Sheriff A A Moline said McGuire collided with a truck driven by Claiide Watkins also of Wilder but that details of the crack-u- p were not available 95 Years of Age Dies Flee iMoiLb - Crash Kills Motor Rider 9 1943 1 Blind Penman of Idaho Escapècl 41 5nkc Ztibunc SALT LAKK CITY UTAH - ' |