Show - - - s — - - z- - ' ' tj 1 f 7 Zile Salt 5 Lake $1111 Cike 7r1tnitte City" Utah Sunday Morning 1 DIT IN FIV1 PTRSONS AUTO November 28 MIDTNT SUCCUMBS TO CRASH INJURY: ' - Hitssmen ' their all of Louis Milnerp66 Charles Dahlke eix—weeks Hill King Hammett Hammett 65 The Deputy said all of the dead were riding in the'passenger occupants of the- truck Staten of Buhl were seriously injured and taken Two - Leo and Leonard to a GlannsFerry hospital PS Dr - 31more Home of Mountain Greene has county-corone- called an inquest - 400 NAleA death (A13)1Thg Brown R George 74 of Nampaohort- ly before midnight Friday night the third fatal traffic accident in Canyon county this marked - Week i Brawn was I- walking to at about 11:30 pm: at 17 Rohm - Nampa work when by an auto driven by Lyle': struck 1 in were Two Eleventh avenue and Eighth South street Cana Fuson of Nampa was rid no ing with Rohm There wore on car Coroner the Talley lights reported I 0 1 ID HORnSHUT de B71111) Idaho-(AP)-- A county coroner's jury last 1147s found that Elige 73atons 71$ Bend had come to his' death after being struok by a hit - I- i driven by Lawrence Jones also of Horseshoe Benda Sheriff Bert Bybee Reported Sat te and 1 run-ca- r urday 1 : - Albert G Jones 92 Idaho's last Civil War Veteran died at his home here I Saturday His death leaves'tha Idaho department of the GAR without a commander Jones had held that the past four years and position was the Only delegate at the last conventions two at Kingston Mo Jones enlisted in the Missouri volunteers an infantry unit at Born 109 1847 Nov in August 1864 stared out later- He was Kingston r IDAHO 11701EN WAR BOND na HANDLE THIRD DRIVE TWIN FALLS IDAHO--(AP)-Id- aho to accept the assignment of raising the statets December war bond women were asked Saturday quota Mrs Anna H Hayes ofTWin Falls state chairman of the CBITZIARIE3- ' An inquest will he held is being in the custody here step-daugh- ter officers Cutler were' not was -i - -- ': '' -' ' 7'- r 1 $1 ' "0 4 10-' ze' ht' ' ' 440-': ' 4144 ' ' - 'i' VKe40"" Af ' Vq 45 s r - 3- ''' ' c Indian Springs was ' 4 - ': 1' 4' '"3 r''Y ''' ' ' ' By and '' " le—' -' - " 44 'S' ' eiiof :'g 41--- -- :' ''7 t - ti' - ''' - - -t n -- : - tl - 0 ' ' c- fu---- -- - Carl Pi '1 - of 1: ' e war io-z - - ip 444 ' 4 t t1 iI :s' z- t ''':4 :eX' 44 ' ''' '' :4 ) t41 Mrs Mrs R L A war' Union S CAIL FOR - agent GZORG2 KEITH ' 1 -- ‘00 : higte--- :'::-1 ) '''" 01 :7'"::'' 84 4-? ' 4 2 '134 0' g' l''' 4ite - i - ::-I lctst'--st:-?:7- ''' 't' 7 0- Y- : 'Ar'' '''' 4-- - "6:34t -i- $- 4" t :x s'se N ''''''4- --x t -- :'!1- ':-0 4- 0 X1 :tW 4 i :-- 1v ok4' 141' i k :1 ''' '' t it Itks :''tt4 ' — e-- obv4w:'''' 4 °k'4r 1 4- 441' r y I' I ''- --- ' J041 all 1 4 - - - :gi:i 1410-- -- 4 1 7qt '''' lt1--A--- C e': 4"4 f 4 -: 4:itk - 1 r'''4z-'- 4' :t ? r''': 's:--i-2:::' ''' :iiZIE:-- - r- 1'6 - agent of Grangers Sunday who7will attend f Saturday prepared for the 'influx t fall newly imported yeare-Idaho-field- t was OF Ant17TYAN AND WIFE NEVADA PRISON LETHAL CEA OARSagCITY legislatite The li drill 1 NEV:--(UP)--Flo- yd McKinney died quickly end 13r in the lethel gas chamber the Nevada stateprison-her- V 021M- at acreswith a sugar beet of and 43a- for the desert slaying of E Lieutenant end Mrs Raymond "He Fishery formerly of Bclise was the gamest man ever executed by lethal gas here" guards said 3ust 54 seconds after the death chamber was sealed end the gas be- he board of pardons and Grar4e business "outside" speakers are lieted—R H4 Rutledge chief of thanational grazing service Go- primarily-tOnly four vernor C A Bottolfaen Harvey Schwendiman state commissioner of agriculture and Dean E Z over" Ile maintained his innocence to the last Entering-the gas chamber with his guards shortly after-- am' (PT) 14cEily was smiling and chatting ds if out for aneorly morning walk with friends He smiled at the more than 30 witnesses outside the airtight death chamber and spoke toae He continued to queintances smile as'the guards strapped htm- in the death chair and left him - - alone- As - he sew the of firzt-spira- l generated as the deodly lets dropped into the acid beneath chair McKinney smiled opened his mouth and'was seen to inhale his was that procedure deeply--- it zhich hic guardsh2d recommeadeL He slumped forward Lieutenant and Lps Fisher were found beaten and shot to death under A clump of sap brush on the — desert 60 miles east of Fallon last from April They had been enroute Gowen field Boise to a new army assignment at March field Cal smoke -- Nov Cal hundred electrical Both hed been robbed and union workers struck Saturaay their au- tomobile and clothes ttolen McKinney was traced after he sold the car to a used automobile dealer in against the Imperial irriga- -tion district state governTient agency furnishing water and power for and Reno nIlitary in the civilian requireinents Tast Imperial valley CITY ENGINE72 NATO AT'BURLTY Ea Achstettero chairman of BURIXY the general labor committee antiolpation dem said the:Walkout started after of great postwar industrial farmers requested through a L Le' yelopment program newspaper advertisementin the sher of Shoshone herely districteng 31 Centro ineer of the state highway comm Friday that crewsbe ' served with non'ission has been hired as Burleys union they first city engineer Mayor C F ' & ITITEAT Post-Pre- ss ''N )-- report that the govern- mentts flour subsidy program Dec 1 will go into effect spurreda strong upturn in — on lIcKaig Grange-activitis- 8 'grain futres Saturday I officaiale reported Saturday I year' also will make Every hour of each day d fram willbe-crowde- amto 1 with businesspmi sessions g drill of practices-and-)conferrin- Nov t k Life the Grange and home association cooperative Grange LiutUal t ecOnomiceconference There will be schools for secretaries and other subordinate grange officers One executive committeeman will A reception will be be elected held Tuesday night at the Washington Hotel Grange headquarters t : - ALLIES PUSH DIRECT PLEA TO PEOPLE OF AXIS - LONDONoNov47 -- (UP) --Well -- informed expect the alliedpowers within a short time day- sto dropa political blockbusterupen persons - sibly Germany and Japan which would-havemore-violen- results within the axis than any previous development exceptpossibly American entry into the conflict Observers refer to the developments as nmomentous" and believe that they would affect every theater of the war One phase of the developments as foreseen here would have the effect of a greatiallying call fraM the allies to thesaxis dominated peoples of Zurope and the Far East Arty such call t no doubt would be accompanied bywarnings:to the subjucatedpeopla let premature action on- their partvitiate the role they play' when the allied military blowi are launched against Europe the not to Zalkane and Japan BRITON TERMS AIR RAIDS LAST LAP OF WAR liarehal terming the on Berlin "the last present raids lap of the race" said Saturday they had "started a new Reichstag fire which will put the Nazis out of office" 'Sir LONDONoNov27—(AP)—Air Arthur T Harris I - - "No bomps dropped anywhere have had more could effects" said ths chief of the RAF bomber command in a pep massage to all Royal Ordnance factory workers "No weapon used 0246:here in my other way could do more to shorten the war" - - "In eight days Berlin has used''' 6000 tons (62720 up American'short tons) of high explIsire' and incendiary bombs" - - more than - - tt f Arizona miners are protesting the recent state- ! King of the copper branch of WPB to the effect that the U S 27—(AP)—The wsx department has disclosed f held each day after Monday Seperste meetings will be held by the IDAHOAN ORMAN WAR PRISONTR WASHINGTON t - for-t-he s ment made by construction has started on the new Logan—Cache airport hangar tobe completed for use by army air force avia— tion students by December Avo - national conventionfrom which he just returned and alao will report kIRPÔRT NEARS COLPLETION LOCAN--Ro- of 1 director been set for their addresses Taylor will report on the McDonald announced Saturday - 2 - Idaho extensionaerTice No definite time has dings paroles late Friday hsd been in vain and McKinneytthen told his last hope of his life wns gone calmly asked on the for instructions 'guards "beat and quickest way to get it that others will reclassification committeeman convention will be devoted - gan generating physicians pronounced YcKinney dead Alast minute plea to the ctate Using a sugar beet i - from Couer D'Alene and come hers Sunday to complete arrangements for the (session He will'be accompanied:by Ray MOKaigo Boise etate Grange officers' drill practice and rehearsal willbe held in the late evening Two general sessions will be DIM &LAYER IN State Grange Master E T Taylor to arrive in Boise Saturday The crop" commerce El Centro Dewey SwanGerl may s - degrees The convention will openAfonday with a meeting of the Grange mutual Fire Insurance board of directors of (UP)--Fo- ur and a work-Satur- -d 44' 4'''' '4' i'1:: " '' c' 4?4:l'oil -- 4 Idaho78In future with the nyriade of blooms of sweet 40 ELECTRICAL WORKERS STRIKE IN CALIFORNIA Centerville 27-(AP- 4 4- '''''' A zler Bingham County department Chicago Nov food administration request for offerings of 400000 barr rels of enriched hard wheat half for immediate delivery - '- :at 1 CORIANDER CROP PAYS HIM AS WELL AS POTATOES materialtwith special reference to cutting said toolsthe chair- BOLSTERS GRAIN ViRKET i t Pacific Railroad agricultural ' and U ''' P:''' '''''A4' ''' ''' :'''' :' 4 IF - proceedings" or severe administrative admonitions' also are being made in Changes the armyts procedure for handling the sale of obsolete - treasurer' All 44-4- 711 tuTday officer Cross liArs Lorenzo Richards South Davis director Pleasant Grove—Melbourne!! Wallace entomologist for the Pleasant Grove Canning company will speak at Third LDS ward Sunday evening services Walle-c-e Wimmer vocalist will on the program appear EL2cT3 - '0-:-: - 41" i be "subject to Dumket Farmington Williams South Woods ' O'' '':: '''' and surplus Bountiful Lrs " :CiA' army-own- ed prisoner H aii4"' ioAr:::r-- i" 4 into the sale of Investigation tools in Detroit to private sources had resulted in the resignation of one Jr Wallace Walton ik A 'Aticklk --Pr- '''' 04'1''''' 4 ''''''''''ir e 10 23 acres this year tamed to plant A Seattle firm paid 14 cents a or $288 for itExpresz pound were 444 leaying a net Of $244 Like potatoes Coriande shou14 haye'a fairly stronglfall frost to for tha discarded clothin South Davis drive ing as follows: Mrs' are county Z !)?i Itik'7 : i0v'itiko:— - c V-'t-- l'' and marketed 2100 pounds seed besides the 75 pounds he that Staff: Bountiru1--Committ- ee — 0 - ''1 :t A -? '''''''')4--4' 4 -- ' says is: "The Old World ammiaceous herb (coriandrUm satiyum) whose aromatio fruits (coriander seeds) are used asa stomachic and carminatives and drill son of Mrs Sarah Butler 361 North Water avenue Idaho Falls is a German Hpbbe 4 z' ' 4 0')Ii44itt 'e' ' 4 to ' 0‘' 7 '"'-'"--- "4 '4444r4'!' "-' 14dt1r ' 4:' " Yk ' : i kA :Corianders the dictionary planted 'IDAHOAN GTRMAN WAR PRISONTR Sergeant Heber '' ''' 44 ' Slater Boise -- Thursday and Friday Thanksgiving party departMent has disclosed I Monday 0 4rr1 :" ' Tt:- - 4 44 4 0i4o-:- s:-k-- ''0 x' '' for seasoning" Mr Hahn became interested in Idaho the crop in 1942 at the Chemurgio meeting in Boise and was proTided seed by the Idaho chamber poi- - he t -: ' states" mountain L J3 277(AP)-T- 'ig":3'444:'7" - 040'4$"F'k ''" 4 "kt i4' :4'w 44w4''':k0'''-'sti- 0'''''''''4' ' K' itir 4 After two seasons of 'experimentation Herbert Hahn' Pingree farmer said Saturday "I believeCoriander is a coming crop for Idaho and the‘Inter - Nov ::: 1041t0 e4K7:'3' "S 0P g7 IF k foot river is virtually uninhabited' only hunters stockmen and Indians visitthe The hilly country tocan any mature Jmr Hahn is convinced be reservoir ext3nt reached by auto from points in Bing ARMY onicra RESIGNS ham county to the west and from PROBE RESULT AS Soda Springs Caribou county seat at Via on the east Indications e were hams that warWashingtontNov27-(AP)-ThCutler Friday night "Breeds" had department announced that a party of Indians-o- r an WASHINGTON $- ' s 0 Hayden Corianders res-3rvatio- possibly forla V - ''7415 f''4!‘'te: ''' 4e i''1'10'jef' - 4A44 A COUNTY FARMER REVEALS often sway in ice and a brother of John Cutlers told peace officers he believed there was no foul play However Caribou county officers said Mrs clagie intimated her husband Walter-Eaglhad quarreled Fri day with Cutler before leaving for the Fort Hail The area surrounding the reservoir on headwaters of the visited Cutler 5 '!: 3' 4- 4 ': z 4- - -- ''' - :4zk4 It'-'- 3si X 0' '1 44-' at 4t' Li - 4 ::' ' r' r"1 ''' --- - - 1 - --- '"- Vi "l' ' IF l''''''ii::':':'-'- ' :e'Y'i''')01 y'''' ' 44 '- :- -''''L A 1H416::iiit1)4140-41-k- PINGREE 11ar Sheriff city Idaho'--(UP)--T- his thirty fifth annual tour-da- y state Grange convention beginning and Herbert Hahn Pingree farmerftre shown in left center of a deep field of blooming Corianderonew a daho crop on the Latter's farm I BINGHAM t BOTTOLFSM CHIMP SPEATTR Weiser ' - herself partly to Soda brought Deputy - 5('s ''''' 44 ' :- 1 r NA!: --! : -- eAtt' 4'1'Zlekkr c47-7-- A Iil other children are at Fort Hall living with the mants and wife dead attending school --7 4 :' - 'M - "4" :'''t ::1i::::: r(' 4-'- And former Bingham county maliciously strangled rix step-daughte- 4: 4 '"4 ''' t40 ikti :':: "41' 4 0t 40V' "1 44A5'''''4 r '30' "i-- 00 '' ' 'V' '''' -- '"'''''' -- - ''''7''" " pr"-P-4- '''''':::::''''''':'4 ''''044:-4yres - "4' r'i''''71 o 4: - f 5v7:::- 4:4'e" z - ' :'01 f 4:t14 41 14-- ' ' 4 '' 4 fa "' '''''2''t-''- 444 'i-- - - '''' ''''': 't: i:' 0 ! 4 t-- - -i- ' ' 1 t '' f ' --- - kr—:fr:4r----v-4!-4::--t414t0A-:!- I ' -! 44 '6'' ''''': I ' " e ': T :7e5-- '4 -4 v' - s46 - by Mrs Eagle but the woman did admit put a blanket over his' he head and died" A three-ye- ar old sbn of the T Blackfoot Idaho- -- Henry watson Blackfoot received day of the death of Ma sister' Mrs George Keith earlier in the hams in Missoula oweek at her 1 ' ! 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"A 44 444?'?t3-7:- 01444e---'"- that convinced - X' '': r47L4 5' 4 '' $4r4- ---- :i 'i: 4 °''''''4:-':-tk'''''''-'- '' - -''-- '''':4P it 4 '' 4i1!'4s —:'- found he home or made who the phone to the Rexburg Idaho- -- Madison Cotnty Red Cross Chapter has elected Mra 74 Lloyd J Hogge chairman Mral N Graham vice chairman 3 $it14-p:-- v-!- tell shortage of - ' 0- Sheriff Alma Man but to discuss the refused ley death with reporters nor did he went when what he has calmed 11 Idaho schools in cluding Murtaugh and Rayburn to eliminate the subject from their course of study CE Roberts state superintendent of public instructions said Saturday y tA :: -?- : ' t- - 43 Bannock county call ' - - vocation agriculture instructors Leland Raybouldt of Rexburg' ' 4- - - the '1:f ': 1" :?44e-:---- man Lucille West secretary Nts Idaho--Foun- the only residence at the dam in response to a telephone Be visited Pocatello Satcallwith urday afternoon to confer CUTS AG COURSE RED CROSS 63&:::"'::' "&4 14"'"' :'''7'' home quota expected to be approximately $2400000 I :4' Sheriff goeracken went to the: in meeting The '''''re ircg - section nid Idaho's women are accepting the task with enthusiasm and are planning special events to aid a BOISE--(AP- )-- r AT suffocated Friday night in his homeat the Blackfoot River Rev ervoir in northern Caribou county John Cutler 62 a- Indian "Breed" died because blanket his placed over his head by Mrs Rosetta Evans stepdaughter 26 shut off his air Eagle supply Caribou County Sheriff Charles McCracken said Saturday women's war bond EIDAHO SPRIGS the FortHall Indian agency (All- - Idaho SODA Earl Cutler of Fort Hall - Emmett :::Z': " U4 5:::--- !I 5:':': 11ESTR CormrrioN A S'A' :40 !?- :- 4::1-:: -- IrouRDAY ' " STTPDAUGHTn HUD IN PROBS Williams said CIVIL WAR VETERAN 0? IDAHO SVCCIMS AT HOC IN Enorr LAST 1 - 7 4 -- car SUNDAY ?OR ' :::::: THIRD MATH IN AtITIC and Claron8 etr7erct IDATTO " Idaho--(AP)--Fi- ve and 39 old daughter - :: $: persons died in the collision one of an auto and a lumbar truck on highway 30 about two and half miles Aest of here Friday night Deputy Sheriff John Aillis said Saturday He identified the dead ass INDIAN FOUND SUFFOCAM IN EOM 3 Ellis Eitesman 31 Mn Ethel BLACKFOOT RIVM Rn'MVOIR MIRY OLTNNS - GOVERNOR i NAMPA '"!e"'!"'!'"""'"''''''"" !!!'"-- 0 1943 COLLISION WEST OF GIANNS FTRRY TRUCK pwworse”"!W rotety!sw ' that staff - I -- is H O copper and has a surplus thus eliminating the small mines over-produci- ng now from consideration i I - k A -- - v - f i |