| Show n I THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 12 Bed-Caus- SCOUT COUNCIL' ‘DEDICATION OF ft jk - jsvc JENSEN BRIDGE y) 4? y' w L K wav)' y Various Groups Begin tivities for Coming Friday morning when he dropped a clgaret and caused a fire In $450 damage The fire damaged the home of Mrs Ivey Anderson 331 South Grant avenue The blaze starting between the bed and a wall partition caused more then 12 square feet of the roof to be consumed before firemen arrived Williami according to Fire Chief A B Canfield was sleeping in an attic and admitted having smoked a clgaret Just prior to the discovery of the blaze by workers of the water department across the street who turned in th alarm Scout IDAHO FALLS Idaho-B- oy work in Teton Peaks council districts an active witflSegln period Sunday when meetings will be he! at different points to organize the work for the winter months Organization and registration of troops for tha 1834 season has been completed in' th 77 troops of the council H S Alvord reported and several new troops are expected to register before the dose of th year SHELLEY Idaho— The first of a series of district meetings in ths Shelley Boy Scout district has been called for Monday night by Warren S Tew Scoutmasters district commissioners and troop committeemen of Shelley district have been asked to meet with David Smith of Idaho Falls Teton Peaks council president and H S Alvord of Idaho Falls council executive Scout officers spent Saturday contacting the various troops of the gathering information regarding their Individual problems and condiMV tions which will be discussed at the The class members inclnded meetings (Continued frere rase One) Standards through Mausdon u far M Xlk Spring from theft atretcb cC old-stl road 2$ mllel Ions leads to Maybril and from that point through Crais to Denver the road ia y aompleted to navel surface atandarda Already Uintah reaidenta aay live stock shipment are coming along U A 40 from points a far oIt the line a Meeker Colo headed tor the Salt Lake stock market where growers aay they can get better price tor their products than attar shipment by rail to Denver or the east On July 4 1810 a holiday Jensen Celebrated the dedication of the for liter structure across the Green river Ttaday on another holiday was observed the dedication to public uae ot a larger etructure more 1 irmly built ad capable ot auatelnlng three and Nine candidates were initiated into the Salt Lake lodge No 85 Umaa the toed tor which its predecessor wu designed B P 0 E Saturday simultaneously with Initiations held in 1550 Before that time terry waa other lodges in the United States The Initiation rites preceded ated over the Green river by Jensen and others ot the temily trom the fourth and closinf night of the lodge’s annual charity carnival which Jensen takes its name PBeeeaar Medela Shewn ’ It we an occasion tor real celebration and as la jo common In Utah festivities ot this sort the school children took a prominent pari A min iature parade showed models ot In Jensen Inclu gtooeer structures homes and the Jensen ferry Models war also exhibited of typical buildings in the community of today and ot Jensen's great tourist Cassia County Requested asset the dinosaur! Tor the Dinosaur National monument Is but a few to Furnish List of Aid Nine Taken Into Membermiles away and if reached over a short road laaving U 8 40 near Janship on Final Night Projects v V oe-ha- 7r RELIEF WORK Salt Lake Elks DATA ASKED Initiate Class I i Han-dem- y ears-moni- es formal The children were a prominent pert In th pared which followed Impersonating in costume many ot th pioneer characters associated with to scenes represented by their minis tur floats They also participated They had celebration lor weeks under th guidance of their teachers Principal Amass C Caldwell and Mrs Myrtle Peterson both of pioneer stock Miss Mildred Bailey of Salt Lakt and Miss Loren Simper of Vernal Senator Calder was chairman of th program and to Rev Mr Guild dedicated the bridge and linkad to celebration with tha American Lotion's celebration ot Armistice day A feature of th program wu th appearance on it ot Mrs Earl Douglass widow of to scientist who scholarly work led to th development ot the dinosaur quarry near largely in th program been preparing for th here Sketehu History Mr Kerr sketched the historic and r possl-hiatu- Jor Idaho Wants Men Held in Salt Lake s Idaho-Improve-- ments u u n Idaho-Congresa- -man ' WASHINGTON Nov II A Farley postmaster general expressed regret today over the coming appointment of his first assistant JoUnited States seph P O'Mahoney senator from Wyoming "At the same time" said Fdeve"it gtvu me great satisfaction to know that O’MahoneV will be no further away than on Capitol hill where he is destined to become one of the outstanding members of th United WV-Jam- es Turkey Crop Falls Off County Agent Reports u BURLEY Idaho— W W Palmer CsLxsta county agricultural agent states that delivery of Thanksgiving turkeys will not be very large this year on account of tha warm weather this fall hiving interfered with the fattening of th birds He further state that th crop of State senate" turkeys ip the county ia small this i O’Mahoney returned to Washing-toyear compared with put years and Friday from Wyoming where he that the same ia true throughout tha went to attend th funeral of toe nation Prices according to present late Senator John B Kendrick whom indications will likely exceed those of be will fuw ad the met ibs fast several year - n v ' - Initiations with Simultaneously 550 other conducted in lodges throughout the country the Salt Lake lodge No 85 B P O E initiated a class ot nine new members Saturday night The Initiation preceded the fourth and dosin’g night of the lodge’ annual charity carnival held to raise funds for Christmas gifts for Salt Lake's worthy poor In th class ot novitiates were El bert S Soper Harold Garllck Frank H Slitter Maurice Yates Frank T Kelly Fred N Poulson Dr Mark D Bringhurst La & Browning-an- d Nicholas Gilbert After the initiation to carnival dm held Including a grand ball Carnival attractloni presented during th tour nights included a vaudeville show and various sideshows including a feature "The Days ot '40 The carnival covered three floors of th buildlqg and was attended by thousands said George H Llewellyn exklted ruler of the lodge 30-a- el t Speaker on Armistice Program Calls Federal Policy Short-Sighte- d u Which Frighten Children POCATELLO Idaho — Police are preparing to improve an undesirable condition around schools caused by gs being allowed on the grounds during ’ichori sessions uid an announcement trom headquarter Saturday Jarvis Hendsrson pound master haa been ordered to pick up IT such dogs The action came it wu ex -lamed by Mo Henderson in answer numerous complaints charging that dogs belonging to tome ot th pupils ighlentd other children There! also danger of some of th children being bitten by the dogs during noon hour end recess Carnival Will Feature Burley 49er Celebration BURELY Idaho—Plans for holding of th !49ra celebration and 18 were completed Thursday evening at the regular meeting of toe Elks' ladge Th celebration will be in the form of a carnival and all de vices and pastimes in vogue during th daygot the 48rs will he employed eommltte on arrangements Th whose plans were approved by the lodge is Frank Parke chairman F J Anderson Robert Pence Elwln Smith W H Chrysler Hosts Stout and Dr Ben Schulia CONGRESSMAN TO SPEAK TWIN FALLS Idaho— A etrong p eal to beet grower of south central daho wu made Friday by officials of the Twin Falla county and Idaho Beet Grower’ associations to attend a meeting her Wednesday at p m when the Importance of aupportlng the beet Industry will be stressed by Congressman Cummings Democratic representative from Colorado who is touring the west for this purpose He is filling aeveral speaking engagement at present through aouthern Idaho ’where trom 73000 to 10000 ecru are in sugar beets tha officials stated 1 - national-econom- mem-Sfer- will be conducted here Sunday by Earl Terry Boy Scout commissioner School Music Head for this district Plans will be for th scout work during th To Appear in Recitat winter season and arrangements for the balance of the scoutmaster trainBURLEY Idaho— Clifford Mulll-ke- ing course stfles will be made Rulon director ot music in the local W Domif of Idaho Falls Sea Scout high school accompanied by Marga- - commodore for the Teton Peaks counret Hill Taylor at the piano will ap- cil will attend the meeting pear in a vocal recital at the tabernacle on Thursday evening NoDRJGGS Idaho— One of toe larg vember 23 according to announce-Thu- r st Boy Scout courts ot honor ever ment made by him held in Teton district ia being planned His program will include songs In for November 28 local scout officials Italian and French elessical snid ro- - announced Friday Evary troop in the mantle songs old favorites and mod- district and every eligible boy will ap- ern popular ballads pear at the court of honor An DEPOT CLOSING DENIED ST ANTHONY Idaho— The state public utilities commission has announced Its decision denying the petition of the Oregon Short Lme to discontinue depot at Drummond 35 miles north of here on the Victor line according to Ralph Litton who argued the case for Drummona Tpe board decided that closing of tha depot would be too great a handicap on people living in that community 1 t i BUILDING CONDEMNED RUPERT Idaho— Declared a fir haazrd a Urge vacant building adjacent to the Courthouse service station has been condemned by the city 'council and work of wrecking the structure was begun Thursday The building is owned by the Write Oil company who own also tha Courthouse service station Statisticians have figured out that official of the Bonneville county hunting hounds of Santa Barbara Ctl ran 10000 miles In tracking Pomona grange uid Friday More than 40 delegates and mem- down 28 mountain lions bers from the Bonneville county grange are expected to make the trip MINISTER NAMED SPEAKER '' IDAHO FALLS Idaho-T- he Rev J I Guiick will give the principal addreu at the annual ladies’ night meeting of th Presbyterian Men’s club Monday night in the First Presbyterian church He will talk on “Washington the City of the "Nation” Dinner will be served by a committee headed by Mr J W Beith at 6 SO p m day celebration is being arranged here for the event W L Kilpack of is in charga of arrangements Several tagl awards will be presented at th court a Men Out of Employment If four elothM look shabby snd can’t afford a naw suit wa will clean and press your old coat and yeat and match than) with a naw pair of pants as low as TWO DOLLARS Also bava a larta sesuits relection ot uncalled-f- or Pick turned through our aaenta your cholcs as low aa FIVE DOLLARS Drew wall for a trlflo 4 r I H BELL TAILORS 252 South Main Street To accommodate those who can’t call at daytime wa are open Wednesday and Saturday nlsbta y 5 short-sighte- MONDAY AIID TUESDAY- - u And Slain Wife Separate funeral services will be conducted Sunday for Daniel Festln 74 and his wife Mrs Magda Festin 54 whom he shot and fatally wounded Friday before taking his own life with bullet Services for Mr Festin will be conducted at noon at tha Bluemel & Knight mortuary chapel 33 Fourth East street by Bishop Fred Kasteler Bishop Kasteler also will conduct services for Mrs Festin at 8 p m in the Fifteenth L D S ward chapel 807 West Firat Southtreet Both will be buried in the City Cemetery Mrs Festin died in a local hospital at 6 25 p m nine hours after she wss wounded as th result of marital which had led her to seek a divorce Her husband barricaded himself In their horn at' 58 South e Tenth West street end committed Immediately after shooting her ‘ Death claimed the woman despite blood transfusion and other efforts of phyaictana Tha bullet fired into her back lodged to the right of the spine above th hipbone and caused intestinal - perforations Death was attributed to internal hemorrhage eul-eld- PILOT KILLED IN CRASH PASCO Wash Nov 11 (JV-- W J Fletcher an oil company pilot of Seattle wu killed and Claud C Van Fleet hi companion wu injured when their plan crashed in th Hors Haven hills about eight mile couth of KeiunwkJfc toBjghli - 33b 34c 2 for 25 25c Egyptian Henna IOgLMuov 4 for 22e 3 for l4o Boap Camay Soap OLAFSEN’S NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL Pint OLAFSEN’S NORWEGIAN COD UVER OIL TABLETS— 40 54 PHILLIPS’ MILK OF MAGNESIA 7Bc VICK'S ya ounce 75c Analgesiqua B&ume Bengtie 60c MIST0L nub iui CRKOMVLIION tie IUCCEBS TABLET 00 COLD 8111 Six ABSORBINf JR 73 VAPKX FOR HEAD COLDS BREZTHEX ATOMIZEContinuant 8 prey ATLAS R- 60c REM for Ceughn 75c Turpo Ointment 50o 41 1 ounce $299 T0§ET WATER tleuro fl49 49£ OQn AQn 09 "wL 60c OQ 49 47 SHAMPOO MAR-O-OI- L 60c ODORONO Me NEET DEPILATORY W tehAAU A WIN dfcXe LE&iUN CAbTlLE see SHAMrOO LAKE LAVENDER LOTION top JAVA FACE VbiViBR Jc AMELIIA ROUGE OR All Shades LIPSTICK tie PHILLIPS' DENTAL SIARV ROn WK- DELICIOUS - IHoMrdi CRISPY Fountain 49 Moldsd la an piece aI free live rubber Tooth Brash Sandwich ELECTRIC POPPERS Black rOP ELECTRIC POPPERS Nickeled POP CORN Toaster CORN 89c 53ErU4 04 40 I Oread far luncheons lata auppera ate Cs to need at a anil for frrin er haatinp foad 10c found delicious double toasted aaadwickasl toAeM POP CORN with itdnca template Dr West OMtrfe Deuble POP CORN AT ROMS Syringe r Rot Wnter MW - 48c 37£ INVIGORATOR 10c DAGGETT It RAMHDKLL’S COLD CREAM CG 434 S3 OQa mOL CREAM Pound CAMP ANA'S SKIN OHI QQa POL “O'' HAIR OIL 431 49 OQm PERFECTION CLEANSING TISSUES Packet of too THEATRICAL CQp 1 Ca 75o ORLXS ANTISEP- 5X CREAM OP ALMOND LOTION 30c PERFECTION COLD CREAM Me QQet vvt- - CAMPHO-LYPT- — 600 fl49 HOUBIGANT’S Ideal or Quelqu B 60q PERTUSSIN 00’$ 53c L’Origan Chypre L’Aimant Pori or Emerauda Odors AIPIRIN VAPO-RU- 1 GOTY’S PERFUME Pint CERTIFIED TABLETS— 100’a Pint Bayer’s Aspirin MINERAL OIL HIGH-GRAD- E - At 97 KIV vmcolized Man op MAGNESIA- VEor Mrs Bagley hr SAVERS' 25o0rllsm Final Ritea Held Funeral lervlcet were conducted Saturday at 1 p m in toe Eleventh L D S ward chapel for Mr Florence Armstrong Bagiev 83 prominent In social circles in Salt Lake end wife bt Frank E Baglay Salt Lake husinesi man The organ prelude wu played by Miss Blench Everett Bishop George S McAllister offered to invocation The epeakers wera John P Creer and Levi Edgar Young Musical number were sung by Alvin Keddington Mrs Virginia Freeze Barker and th White Chapel quartet The benediction wu delivered by William Armstrong Burial took place in to City cemetery where th grave wag dedicated by Joseph A F Everett Mra Baglay died at home 1131 Gilmer drive Thursday morning after long illness - prices EQs Jurgens’ Lotion EQc Hinds' e'ntile'crMn er Separate Rites Set for Husband economical MONEY u u far Shop at gchramm-Johnsodrags and toiletries at well aa ter whleh many naw honeehold article! hast fust com in Yoq’U find a fine quality wide selection irjpa four-point- ' of Idaho Idaho— A special IDAHO FALLS 11- BOISE (f—'Appealing for kinder consideration to former eoldiera of tot World war Thomas Feeney of Moscow tqld an Armistio day meeting her hill wu an that tha injustice to veterans Feeney the prlnclpsl speaker at a Legion meeting arranged by to d branded it 4 policy on the part of the government to spend largely for new armament more highways and public works and yet reduce allowances for veterans Asked whether it was "an extraordinary privilege'' for veterans to exurged in the pect hospitalization ” program of ihai American Legion he uid “Every large city hu free treat- went for those who need il The health of the citizen is of concern to the sovereignty and the veteran is particularly a citizen of th United — States "There were about four million men in the service Scare three millions of these are left It all were hospitalized it would represent about 1 Such a per cent of our population far potent percentage is about aa wrecking the government 1a concerned as Volstead near-bewu on the sobriety ot th people" Denying the was attacking the rul ing of the Idaho board of ravlew pau- ing on disabilities of veterans wiith a war connection" he “presumptive uid this board neverthlesa disallowed 75 per cent ot th cleimi before it "I acouse the Idaho rating board of notolhg" he concluded "I merely seem to hear crashing down 3000 years of tirrfe the words ‘God forgive them for they know not what they do' " Mr Burdick has been president of the city letter carriers of the state s railroad car bearing grange from upper Snake River velley oints will leave Idaho Falls early unday morning carrying members to the state and national grange conventions et Boise This special car will join a special train at Pocatello LOS of Carnival Fearv wu advised 150 men each could be worked while on Jhe Caul-deHegler Elbe Albion and Almo road district projects 100 men each could be employed la Mr Feary' telegram to the clerk of th board It wu atated that hand labor must be used machinery must be rented tree housing must be furnished tree or at very little cost and that project! considered would in elude flood control erosion roads other than highways and improvements that would be ot public benefit In reply the clerk advised in behalf of the board that all require-ment- a would be met and that more particular data would be furnished tallowing th meeting of the commie-sionerCon IDAHO FAILS Idaho-Do- yle next Monday dry aliu Doyle L Edwards wanted 'iy local peace officers on a charge TWIN FALLS atj receiving stolen property will in Shoshone falls Snake it Lake River canyon for municipal park pur- tempt to extradite from Salt Utah where he wu arrested Friday poses and construction of a road trom who Rock Creek to th west boundary of by C A Carlson chief ot police of th Minidoka national forest In south- said that Condry wu suspected ern Twin Falla county were wired having received a quantity ot house hold good clothing and furniture Friday by Secretary Raymond Graves of to Twin Falla county relief com- stolen from the Azer B Empey resimittee meritorious project Ho be dence at Ammon several week ago Sheriff Harry Meppen lift here developed with federal aid fund now last Friday for Boiso to secure the available through a billlon-dolU- r signature of Governor C Ben Ross civic works program to extradition papera as Chief of PoHe Included thus enter prlgem in lice W L Payne of Salt Lake inbe work on under this new federal relief pron- formed local officera that Condry re ositioh and sent word in response to (used to waive extradition Condry may also be wanted In Poa request received Thursday from auhe is thorities in Boise who wanted to catello Chief Carlson said know what projaota In this county known to have spent sqm time in that could qualify for toes relief work city recently Officer tald that some of th property stolen front the Era funds eluding a nine by twelve Secretary Gravel also announced rug wu recovered at a Poca that Twin Falla county has 500 man who could be employed on such proj- tello address where Condry stayed ects which must not include work Drive Opened on Dogs within national forest boundaries economic Importance of this crossing of the Green river from th time Father Escalante explored th 'he He told ritoJ7 1? 1771 of Utah progress inpruent building U S No 40 and of th satisfactory results so far obtained with laboratory tests of the Uintah county rock which isjieing'studied for Itsasphalts for road surfacing Until toaso Investigation have been comBUHL Idaho— A $6000 relist work pleted he uid th present mulch road from Duchesna to Myton fund for Buhl wss in prospect Friday with the announcement that stata and is being considered th eastern this type of surfacing federal relief agencies had approvsd n u s 4a appropriation of $2000 each to match Maurice Housecroft bridge engi- a similar fund to ba mad available neer for the state road commission by the Buhl highway district within who designed the new structure after whose limits th monty will bf spent humorous reference to "monkey busl-b- u this winter The highway district coramisslonsrs In th bridge engineering game" started negotiations for this sketched some high light )n tost have fund which will be used largely for ' art W p RlsheT executive secretary of hand labor thereby benefiting a largtne Utah State Automobile assorla-tto- er number of men who er on toe wu the final speaktr of th unemployed list in this city what must yet be done stressing day to make this conception of U S 40 Colorado Congressman aa th "Main street of America" an ' To Address Sugar Men accomplished fact He urged organisation work among the Colorado communities Interested and have IDAHO FALLS th road completed through ColoFred Cummings of Colorado will rado address upper Snake river valley "You hav the shortest route" satd sugar beet Monday night at Mr RIshel “You have toe scenery a meeting ingrowers th Idaho Falls L D S You hav all toe element of reallx stake tabernacle Alma Llndhoim tton of this idea But you have not secretary of the Idaho Sugar Beet as Producers got the rosd association announced yet "When vou do vou win have toe her Friday Similar meeting will in th greatest highway world the be held Tuesday at Burley end shortest rout from coast to coast Wednesday at Twin Falls Mr Llndend th one carrying toe biggest traf- hoim said fic" Arrangements for the Idaho meetings were completed by Georg T Cobley of Blackfoot president of th Farley Voices Regret Idaho growers' group who is repreI Over Governor C Ben Ross at a Losing O’Mationey senting conferenc at Cheyenne Wyo tN CUTS ASSAILED As Fete Closes sen Vernal Joined with Jensen In the celebration and all parts of Uintah BURLEY Idaho— A telegraphic county wert represented as well as several trom Duchesne county In ad- communication received Friday morndition to state road officials and em ing from A F Feary connected with ployes connected with the construc- the public works program for emer tion and maintenance of the bridge The Uintah county commission gency relief for th government at represented today by W L Fletcher Boise asked tor immediate listing of and W L Johnson: the American Lo- pro acts outside national forests In fton Wltbeck post No 11 Ot Van Cassia county which could b started nal headed by Commander the Rev and to number of men that could George Z Guild the bridge committee ot this town composed of B P ba worked on each for tha next three months under proposed civil Kelly H J Chatwin and Frank P works program theAfter contacting w oilman ware all assisted by the commissioners he immediateVernal Lions club which had at work county wired that th board had in mind a special committee headed by State ly eight projects and possibly Senator Hyrum B Calder and in- at tout road the On to Oaklay-Fores- t cluding Mayor R C Cooper C 8 Oekley Birch Creek road and tha Carter J 0 Stewart and W 1 Strcvell-Oakleroad Mr Junction Turkey Dinner Served Locally the day's festivities started with a turker dinner served at noon in honor of the visiting guests and the worker for to celebration J C Anderson president ot the Vernal Lions club was master ot Speeches were few and In- A grand ball was held after the rite (back row left to right) Da Mark D Bringhurst Frank T Kelly Harold Garlick Leo B Browning and Fred N Pontoon (front ST ANTHONY Idaho—The first course in elemenrow left to right) Nicholas Gilbert Elbert JS Soper Frank H session of a tary and advanead scoutmastership Slattcr and Maurice Yates church Grangers Ride in Special Car to Boise Meeting dia-tri- VETERANS’ PAY BURLEY Idaho— Georg H Burdick Burley letter carrier has received notice from Washington D C that he has been appointed national state vice president of the National Association of Letter Carriers He succeeds H C Howell of Twin Falls who has left the service to take up missionary work for the L D S POCATELLO Idaho— Smoking post-harve- t Burley Letter Carrier — Made National Officer es in bed proved to be an expensive luxury to Tom Williams here on Ac- Winter Towns Celebrate New Span Over Green River Link Complete W 1933 Smoking in 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