| Show II THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING A LUMBERMEN-LOS- E Wallace Effigy Gets ‘Spanking9 At Farm Meet FIGHT ON OCTOBER 15 1933 TEACHERS LIST Blue Key Press Clubs Select Must Prove Twas Fault of City MEET TALKERS Heads at Moscow HURT IN CRASH 1932 EXCEEDS it give BOISE MV-T- he bump that W Draper of Burley received on his head when he ran into a low banging awning brought a decision from the supreme court Saturday that he must show without question that tha city officials knew of the condition or should have known of it before be can expect damages from the city The decision reversed the district court which held Draper was entitled to damages from the city A new trial as sought by the city In Its appeal was ordered The supreme court In a decision written by Justice Morgan based Its ruling on two grounds that the court conflicting instructions to the jury and that the jury had insufficient evidence to show that the city officials knew the awning hung too STUDENTFUND SCOUTS WAIT MOSCOW Idaho—Richard Stan ton Moscow has been elected : Salt Lake School Head to president of the University ot Ids Pocatello Auction Dispose! chapter of Blue Key national honor low Address Convention ary service fraternity with Max 817 Animals The owner of the property a man ( Eiden Boise vice president Clayne named Nye testified the awning had Boise- secretary Robinson James Pocatello at Court Total Upholds Supreme been up 18 years that in the beginKalbus Eagle treasurer ning it cleared the sidewalk by aix Blue Key will have charge of the Assessment Fixed by feet four Inches This waa eight annual homecoming plans when the POCATELLO Idaho — When an automobile struck his biIncreased inches below the level required by POCATELLO Idaho— K Norman University of Idaho and- Washington V Vaughn superintendent of Pocatello County Of late years he cycle at Ninth East street and Yale city ordinance State college football team meet in buying activity was noted here at the schools and of the Fifth Ifr president m Verl avenue Saturday at 9:10 It bad tended to sag and at city their annual fray on Saturday No- Idaho Woolgrowers association’s sevannual ram sale Saturday when Ellson 17 of 1915 West First South its outer edge was only five feet eight district Idaho Education association vember 11 President Stanton ‘has enth said who have BOISE Idaho WV-- A decision of the 817 rams were sold at approximately Saturday above-thspeakers inches street suffered a deep laceration along sidewalk and for ' appointed the following committee to to adconsented the give keynote narleft 'Kootenai district eourttixing tax valuthe Jaw that the under side of that reason failed quite to MisDra after this event Phil Fikkan $16000 In 1932 about 675 rams dresses at the two-dadistrict session look per whose head extended two inches here Emmett Max Eiden Boiseand Fer- brought about $11000 rowly missed his jugular vein ations of timber property In the eounty 'Friday and Saturday are Dr dinand Koch The highest price paid at the sale in Police said EillsOn riding west on higher Hammett LThey will the was upheld Saturday by the atate Clifton John professor of educa- meet with Yale avenue failed to halt for the stockyards north of this city Satcommittha student body tion at the Ohio State university and tee headed court but the decision brought Ninth East street stop sign The youth Mos- urday was $44 each on a pen of ten RolUn Hunter by Dr L Nuttall John Jr superintend- cow a dissenting opinion from Justice Wil was hurled six feet in the air police yearling Panamas which were purcent o$ schools at Salt Lake were told by M P Monson of 1888 The fraternity now la looking into hased by R C Rich Burley from liam Morgan Aside from the speakNo Eleventh East street who witnessed Laidlaty & Brockie Muldoon The prevailing opinion written by ers Mr Vaughn has arranged for the selection of members on the the accident and took the injured youth All of the pledges taken into stud rams were sold Justice Alfred Budge held that the educators within the of is the number rams to the emergency hospital are men students who Following district court was correct in assigr ig state to take part in the program in- the fraternity by breeds which exchanged hands: Donald O Willie 25 of 969 Bryan certain valuations to timber prop ty H R Wallis Blackfoot super- have been active in campus affairs Panamas - 1QD cluding crossRambouillet two years The new pledges will avenue whose car struck Ellison spld about which a protest had been raised intendent J W Condie Boise state for breeds 44 Lincolns 44 Rambouillets he was driving south and did not see of public instruction be named within the next two weeks 44 Suffolk yearlings 42 Suffolk by the Winton Lumber company a superintendent the crash occurred the cyclist until Harold Boyd Moscow has been View with which Morgan differed L secHillman Boise John executive elected president of the Press club lambs 36 Suffolk Hampshire lambs Impact smashed the windshield on The lumber company protested of the association 34 —Hampshire Southern Branch Univer- NationaLDirectpr Due to retary 278 and ed theWllllar-an- d of its property Was more than The sessions will be held in Frazier with HughEldrldge Moscow reelect- Hampshire lambs 103 ed as vioepresident and Keith Arm100 per cent of actual casn value while large fragment of glass struck Ellison at Idaho of southhall the Arrive Total University of Monday sity Report! on the neck Troy is publicity director The A banquet was held In the Bam that of other property In the county ern branch Various sections Includ- strong Press club has made plans for the re- nock hotel following the sale Dean Was 50 per cent or less music and debate Pocatello ing E J Iddlngs Moscow Available declamatory ot Two Provo residents were Injured commercial and athletics will hold organization of the Blue Bucket mag- Idaho was the principal University F i The district court found some of the In an automobile accident Saturday azine which was speaker the by published assessments too high and fixed lower separate meetings in various depart- university students for several years R Marshall Salt Lake City secretary were en route to the Uniwhile valuations fl an acre for cut and McCoIlln Explains versitythey Idaho — Arrange- ments at the school POCATELLO Idaho— Fund under POCATELLO of as a humorous booklet’ The execu- of the National Woolgrowers’ associa- Young uniburned over land fl23 for standing Captain Is 1000 teachD football gams here tive board of the associated atudents tion also addressed tpe meeting the budget of the Associated Students ments were completed here Saturday ersIt expected more than versity timber and authorized separata assesswhich includes is from thist district Sid Smith Shoshone president of Methods of Teachinj The accident occurred at Thirteenth University of Idaho southernbranch to welcome two national figures in Bannock the plans considering ments for timber land and the timber Bear Lake Butte Bingham the Idaho’ Woolgrowersr association South and Thirteenth East streets when to be expended for student activities Scout work who will arrive Monday: Caribou ' Franklin Oneida Upon it t presided at the banquet the northbound automobile driven by during the coming year are nearly They are Charles F Smith New and PowerCuster Big Cats Committee The timber company said the tax ascounties will attend Reemployment Dr 8 R Psrklnson 29 of Provo col $1000 over the Amount available in York qf the department of education sessment should not be more than 50 diIlded with an eastboqnd machine 1932 said a report released Friday by at Columbia university a national Named Monticello Man Wife Injured per cent of this declaring the property rector of Boy Scouts and Lieutenant Mackay to Organize Captain Ralph McCoIlln trainer at driven by J W Gates 71 of 1538 Em the council had no actual cash value Commander Keane also Thomas J This year the students will have When Car Hits Truck The supreme court in affirming the the $alt Lake zoo gave a demonstri erson avenue MONTICELLO Idaho-Tho- mas R of New York national director of Boy Scouts Faddis Troop Dr Parkinson suffered lacerations to $7500 as compared to $6520 In 1932 sea decision ruled that the company tlon Saturday In the new training the Of associate state the editor scouting scalp and contusion and laceration The amount was recently apportioned the property had value in sug- cage With the zoo's five lion Two national reemployment service while It is planned to hold a meeting In REXBURG Idaho--Mr Dr D as follows with 1932 figures first and Mrs above and below the left gesting a 50 per cent reduction It de- of the snlmals had never received Hansen 30 also of Provo aeye MACKAY Idaho— Plans were com- here Wednesday appointed a reem- Melvin Ward were injured Wednea--da- y D S First ward chapel Monthe L AssociWomen’s 1000 (3000 Athletic) passenger ated Athletic 175 176 soclal commlttee clined to rule on the question of sepa- any training with a man in their cage In at 7:30 p m Invitations have pleted by the Mackay Lions club ployment advisory committee and night when the car in which they thg Parkinson ipachlne suffered fa 5836 5800 debate 1136 1150 Beneal (pa- day rate assessments for timber land and until recently and gave the captain been sent to between 500 and 600 Thursday to sponsor a community manager for the county consisting of were riding collided head on with a i dra- per) 1700 5550 pep band 5100 5100 Wlckthis eial and scalp lacerations fractured left matlch standing timber as no authorities were full opportunity for displaying H E Blake inanager with George truck driven by Eric Johnson of scout leaden and others interested Boy Scout troop 137$ 30j muilc (335 1135 d collar bone and chest contusions Gates up (rearbook) 1347: undistributed 51500 cited by the company opposing the talents School officials of this district and A Adams Marvin F Lyman M A John H Piper Spokane regional The accident occurred about 9 475 none total 57600 1&62Q J planNot? mentioning :the celebrated escaped uninjured V David Barton of Falls Smith Idaho Redd K D Williams miles east ot Newdale Mrs Ward Ray president Members of the council who had executive will take part in the recepIn his dlssentihgbpinlon Justice method of quelling the big cats' fiery of Peaks Boy Scout coun- George W Palmer and Ivan Christen- had her nose and jaw broken her charge of the distribution of the funds tion and will accompany the two na- cil the Teton Morgan declared tWKJ'judgment and temperaments by the steady gaze of ’ Alvord sen H scout S council to tional committeemen officers and a Falls Idaho for knee injured and her face badly lacerwere: Bob Williams" Boise student discretion of courts as to values for pur- the human eye Captain McCoIlln told executive attended the meeting Teton Peaks council meet The manager immediately ap- ated She was brought to the Rex-btiJerome Phoenix Bill president body ’ cannot substibe memof of A M Ambrose poses of taxation Scouts methods and Sea the ol the L "contact training of delegation briefly pointed inen Secretary following vice president Barbara Gamble Twin hospital Mi Ward was bruised tuted for the judgment and discretion bers of the feline family Falls secretary Bob Mulica Pocatello other scouts will form a guard of hon- Mackay Lions and active supporters in the various communities to speed and cut and Mr Johnson had sevof elective officers" escort of or Scout “The first step Is to allow the aniand the from movement the the of visitors here K D Boy Poregistration unemployed! men’s representative Alline King eral ribs broken:' mals to become thoroughly accuswin head the committee which Is Williams Bluff0 M F Lyman Bindi- The accident occurred When both catello women’s representative Jack station to their hotel tomed to having i person id the cage with the organization work ng H E Blake Monticello Fred N drivers were blinded by the sun and charged Pocatello freshmen class Terrell P-A MEETS Enter every day for withvthem Prewer La Sal H U Butt Ucolo dust and failed to see’ona another president Tom Purton Boise sopho-mor- e FALLS Idaho-- Mr about bight days so that the animals IDAHO H V Persy Summit Point 'Clement John TWO PLEAD GUILTY class Milford Rogers president? j Parent-TeachDeath resulted Saturday from an Paris junior class president Kenneth E Hayes of Twin Falls state will get over their nervousness" DIVORCE SUIT FILED GOODING Idaho-- A G Crocker Johnson Horsehead J W Carter the accidental pitchfork Injury suffered Allen Glenns Ferry senior class association president met with 39 and Clyde Helmick 38 pleaded Cedar Point and J’ M Jennings Bug IDAHO FALLS Idaho-S- ixit Captain MeColiln detailed for P-19 of son Mrs of At workers Friday morning local teaching by Joseph Freeman step In the process in probate court and district Point divorce was filed Friday in the Ninth guilty president in leader a out one the felines Hattie of Freeman at Idaho— With as picking POCATELLO the First Presbyterian church and court Wednesday on grand larceny Dean Ernest J Baldwin Professor district court here by Maude Hammer Riverton man being detained in the city jail the group and working especially WIFE’SEjPKS DIVORCE Friday Ethel E Redfield dean of women and conducted an informal discussion of charges of stealing 100 bushels of barGuffey from Thomas Anthony Guf2:30 m that with one in Idaho-Glawere A while was it The f here Saturday night police O D Garrison bursar were the facp dys problems meeting ley and a quantity of alfalfa seed at SODA SPRINGS fey whom she married August 20 Is Used to teach the A re was Mrs in stick of death over the R Claude Mrs Black working Bliss recently Gregfeeding vestlgating merfibers assisting presided Probate Judge W F Wager Soda Springs has filed suit for 1913 in Omaha Neb Mrs Guff- y by ho orio Munoz Idaho Falla advtsorjrboard chairman Gochran bound the two over to Dis- divoree against Albert W - Wager charges nensupport and waafound dead animals tricksr he saidr— The wnimal :be4 field at ulty cruelty and k to meat will at In room Mrs waa 755 He afternoon died a R in of T the first get the through Sandy H D Zachary jump Taylor loop pres! trict Saturday Magleby president Judge of a minor daughter diSutphen who sen- charging nonsupport They were mar- asks a on the end of the stick end finally local hospital dent bom after the close of the Revo- sixth district PT A introduced Mrs tenced the men to serve one to 14 ried at Dillon Mont November 30 visioncustody North Seventh avenue of community property and 11:30 at m of lutionary war 1932 Acting Coroner Kelly Hall estimat- will jump at ths stick only thinking Hayes years In the state penitentiary: alimony ed she had been dead between 24 and there is meat on It) brain hemor-frhag48 hours It is thought she may have "It often takes stz months of pa met death from poisoning Thomas tient effort to tsscij a wild animal" The accident oe' 29 had who told police he Navarro he said eurred when the jV i been working in a beet field near Irritable moods (call for ” quick youth stooped as Kimball since last Monday reported movement Captain McCollin pointed a fellow worker Mrs he when Munoz's warn"A out will a finding body alWaya give lion iwttof the fork returned He was being held as a ing before striking -- at a trainer ladenxwlth beets ‘ material witness to the Xop ' of a whereas a burns (mountain lion) will Meanwhile police were preparing only dash and make an ugly face The truck the yv were for an autopsy at tha Hall mortuary fiercest of all Is the leopard who A Xlne loading before continuing their Investigation never makes a facial change ot ex pierced Freeman’ A puma has Joseph Freefaaa tight pression as it attacks and eyo an Immense breadth ot Jump" penetrated his brail) Camp to Leave ' Wallace Peterson of Riverton Jfv brother-in-laVictor New Site who was In the cab of the truck at the time of the accident rushed Freeman to Midvale C C ST ANTHONY Idaho--Thi where he was given first aid Dr C camp at Victor will be moved to A V Lindsay and Dr R W by Quick Harris creek over the week end was He then brought to Salt Lake Where the (amp will be established FRESNO Calif Oct 14 (UP)— on the state forest reserve land ac- Funeral services of the Catholic where an operation was performed night cording to Sam W Stoddard super- church today were observed for two Friday Born at Riverton July 24 1914 visor of the Tsrghee national forest men slain last Tuesday night when son of Joseph H and Hattie Page The same enrolled men who were sanguinary fighting gripped the n Freeman he had lived there all his valemployed at the Victor alte wilt be takthe San of Joaquin life with the exception bf a short en to the new camp where they will ley region r' time spent in Idaho He was an acserve six months longer In work simiAt least 4000 thronged the little tive member lar to that carried on during the sum- town of Tulare where the rites took and attended of the L D S church tha Riverton mer months place They stood In two long lines high school and tha JordanJunior The camp at Osborn Springs will be along the high street as the bodies of school main t moved to Shoupe on the Salmon Delfino d’Avtla and Dolores HernanSurviving are Mi mother’ four river forty milea from Salmon City dez shot down at Pixley by angry sisters Mrs Belva Beckstead of in about a month The men will be en- cotton growers were borne to the Clearfield Mr May Peterson Miss gaged in road building and other con- Tulare cemetery to lie side by fide Vivian and Miss Laid Freeman of structive activities according to of- Even strikebreakers In the cotton Riverton one brother William Freeficer In charge fields left their work to join In final man and a grandmother Mr Thomtribute as P Page of Riverton Traffic SHENANDOAH Iowa Oct 14 effigy of (UP)— A atriw-covereHenry A Wallsct secretary "of agriculture was turned over a barrel and “spanked" today by fanners’ holiday members of 14 counties meeting here Following a parade in which the effigy was flaunted about the streets a group of the farmers turned the effigy into s child end spanked it heartily Then with a cheer they threw it in the air end tore ft in shreds Wallace was asked to resign by the state holiday' association in state convention at Des Moines three weeks' ago ' Milo Reno president of the national holiday movement criticised Wallace's administration sharply in an address later in the day TAX VALUATION Verl Ellison 17 Struck by Auto Broken Clast ' Blamed for Cut y e TWO VISITORS well-know- n police-believ- in Lions i' e EXCEEDS 1932 Chief Gives Demonstration in t - point-syste- Zoo a for of $16000 of - $75000 Utah-Brigha- ' Trick at of i Wil-for- X - Pitchfork Mishap rf Proves Fatal to Sandy Worker Police Probe Woman’s Death ’ '1 -- sec-on- d ' X T f X P-- T -- 40-w- tit e -' i - a : CC G £ ' or Strike Victims’ Last Rites Held : pot-to- - Here's the way youth keeps that schoolgirl complexion with the aid of "Palmolive's rich blend of olive and palm oils ’ Junior f Corps w Uons to Sponsor Planned at Idaho Falls are IDAHO FALLS Idaho-Pl- ans under way for the organization of a in Idaho Idaho— Officers of the CHALLtS junior traffic police force the Falls schools Leroy W Beam super- Challls Lions club will sponsor a Crowder intendent snd Paul police Boy Scout troop here A troop comtraffic officer announced Thursday mittee composed ot H M Gridley A meeting will be held at tha Central C M Pfeiffer CH Oglear and J W school Monday to definitely plan for Farrell has been appointed such a force A discussion among committee It is planned to organize Boy Scouts at the various schools Officer Crowder said into patrols at each of the eity schools Belts or badges will be supplied the members and they will be given full authority to control traffic In the vicinity of the schools v during the rush hours' members following the Wednesday night meeting of the Lions club resulted in the retention ot L B Koch a former scout worker to assist in the work It is possible that Mr Koch will be named scoutmaster The Challia community troop will upon registration become a unit ot the Lost River district Teton Ppaks council Warehouse Burns Ellis R King ‘of Darlington M I head of scouting In tha Lost River Officers Launch Probe A-district it was reported will assist in tha work and also is bolding special PAYETTE Idaho W-- A loss esti- scout meetings pt Arco Darlington mated at 115000 in fruit and an ad and Moore acoui workers Sunday ditional amount in building and fix' tures was sustained in a fire which Court Enjoins : Mother t Friday night destroyed the warehouse at New Plymouth belonging to Frank Removing Bany H Hogue of Payette An investigation was made by CounInty Sheriff J C Stewart to determine CHICAGO Oct 14 (UP)— An whether the fire had been started ma- junction to prevent a mother from state liciously but no evidence of this was taking her Infant inson from the superior court at found The sheriff reported the fire was Issued today had started high in the building evi- the request of William K Letford pianist and music arranger dently from defective wiring Letford said that his wife Ama Lou to reLetford a Fire Prevention Talk turn to Los Angeles her home taking the boy who Is two weeks old Civen Before - Fruit - From Roosevelt Takes Ride In Car for Recreation jfor WASHINGTON Oc 14 WV-Witdesk desired of 11 major work the week-endPresident Roosevelt bundled into a heavy topcoat today and drove in an open car over the roads of western Maryland for a few ’ hours of recreation Accompanied by two White House secretaries Miss Marguerite Lehand and Miss Paula Tuily and a secret service car the president motored a little beyond Braddock Heights on a mountain top near Frederick A aide road which appeared at placet to be ho more than a cow path waa taken 6utalde of Braddock Heights until the car could go no farther and then the party turned back The president and first lady with several friends plan a ihort trip down the Potomac river tomorrow afternoon bn the yacht Sequoia hi doesn’t try to be anything MODERN youthis ? natural sppntaneous adofable! 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