| Show A THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING MAY 27 1934 because crowds had assembled as the news of the killing spread Officers said the crowds were composed of curious The reputed ill feeling between the two officers extending over several years came to its fatal dims? if ter the constable made a remark about Witnesses said' the sheriff’s work Randolph considered the remark in Posses Search for Okla- suiting to him and slapped Smith The then shot the sheriff in the homa Officer Wanted constable chest and fled Undersheriff Lovell Green said for Murder Smith and Randolph participated in the recent arrest of Leo Hudgins for THACKERVILLE Okla May ?(f the slaying of Lieutenant Commander S J Trowbridge of San Diego and Wb— Posses searched unsuccessfully the Randolph family said Smith had today for Constable John Smith been nursing a belief the sheriff sought for slaying Sheriff Sam H “stole” the credit for the case began several Randolph 52 of Love county after a Their ill feeling differences over ago years political "bad blood” quarrel here yesterday Both officers were married RanFriends of the constable expressed belief he intended surrendering him' dolph had eight children and Smith elf but was postponing doing sc two SHERIFF SLAIN POWER SYSTEM BY CONSTABLE said the county will take its case the commission within a couple UTAHNS SUBMIT weeks Wood INCORPORATES: explained the county pur its distributing system from Southern Sierra Power company several California corporation years: ago and has been paying approximately 81 mills per kilowatt TT7Miih°ur for energy generated at the INevada 1 OWPf System W ill company’s Bodie Mono county plant Wood said Mineral county felt the Seek Lower Rates rate should not exceed 5 or 6 mills and would so plead when the matter for Service ‘ is referred to the railroad commis- —Tie newest— most modern-m- ost complete Fur Storage Vaults in the Intermonnt&in the 1934 “Haskel-ite- ” West ! system! — The U 8 Bureau of Standards Bulletin No 1353 rec ' ommends this new scientific fumigation method as the SAFE Method for absolutely devitalizing ALL moth life! —This method actually improves Furs by keeping them at a proper tempera- ture always! -- Construction Projects taling $12954000 To- May Be Obtained sion SACRAMENTO Cal May 26 ( A f— The Nevada legislature authorized The Mineral county power system Mineral county to file incorporation owned und operated by Mineral coun papers in California Wood said thus of incor- permitting the drive for lower rates ty Nevada poration today with Secretary of TENTH CHILD AT 38 State Frank S Jordan so it can apSALElvf comthe to N J (UP)— Mrs Mary railroad California peal mission for reduction In electric en Ggtanis wife of laborer is only 30 But she recently gave birth to her Crgy rates Fred L Wood district attorney of lentil child All ten children are liv- Mineral county filed the articles and ing filed-articl- just completed! FOUR LOW BIDS es Utah companies and associates have submitted low bids for four western construction projects totaling according to information $12954000 received Saturday by Mark Tuttle manager of the intermountain branch Associated General Contractors of America The projects involved are construe tion of the Bonneville spillway dam near Portland Ore $8972000 the Broadway tunnel near Alameda a $186000 road project in Owyhee county Idaho and a 3 ‘ft NEW 134 IMCELITE' FUR STORAGE ti n reservoir for the Paris New 1934 “Haskelite Pocatello $113000 The Six Companies of Oregon of which the Utah Construction company of Ogden and the company Salt Lake and Boise are members submitted the low bid for the Bonneville dam a power and navigation project to be builtW by the war department under P Ajjj propriation The Six Companies of California submitted the low bid for the Broadway tunnel for a fast highway between Alameda and Contra Costa county The two Utah firms are asThe sociated with this company FUR STORAGE VAULTS Morris-Knud-se- n o these sunshine fashions from N r r rV a- j Get this guaranteed Fur Protection— bring your furs to The Paris’ Nevf Scientific Fur Storage Vaults BE SAFE! —or Phone Was 7100 A courteous driver will call for your Coat handling it in a Special Sealed Beg! ICITY APPROVES tT GIRLS’ SHORTS places this coming season! Win Tennis Clash Over jacket dress! Billings (A) The Indispensable double duty Jacket frock! Thu one Is of washable yellow silk crepe with cap aleeves It r" has a brown polka dot bow The flnger-U- p C Jacket Q has V sleeves with polka-d- ot cuffs Mont (UP)— Youth represented by Indignant Billings giris and misses has won a major victory in the “Rattle of Scanties" Which raged here Younger members of the fair aex were outraged when the city park board originally announced that “shorts scanties and abbreviated attire” in general would not be allowed on Billings tennis courts Stunned by this the girls announced themselves as indignant protested that the ban en their attire was "the only one in a town of Billings size In the United States" Furthermore to add weight to their pleas the winsome lassies threatened to appear on the courts attired in old-- j fashioned black bloomers with black cotton stockings The board was adamant It decreed that shorts could be worn but they must be knee length and minus and flounces at the opening of the! Furthermore blouses with legs slfeeves were to be worn with the none too streamline panties At this juncture Mrs Lee Mains only woman on the board came to the rescue of her sex She sounded the sentiment of nine women's clubs and announced that shorts not only were considered de rigeur — but modest as modern styles go While some of the more conservative board members shook their heads a resolution was adopted allowing “men and women to wear in a public park any costume based oh common sense and decency” BILLINGS as spectator sports frocks! A' 5 (B) You’ll be more than content to watch from the sidelines In this field flower print washable silk challls dress The revere are of silk mouasellne de sole the sleeves adjustable and Its black patent leather belt QC' boasts rhinestone eyelets Sm J V'A X tennis dress! (C) This striped peasant linen drees In navy apple green and white will keep you cool through numberless seta of It tennis has a sun-ta- ’ v fflg n back shoulder ties and but-- " tons down the front 74 Catalina swim suit (D) Designed to glorify your figure I This one-ple- cs suit is of fins the shoulder ribbed Jersey straps are lined with white JerA sey and repeated in the perky white neck bowt 7 n V: the Catalina swim suit (E) Here's a halter suit that will let In plenty of sunshine I The shorts snug your figure and the bandeaux top of basket weave fastens around your Jersey waist and neck Trunks $2— Bandeaux V Chance of Finding Oil Declared Good in Texas dQQ if sweater and slacks! AUSTIN OQft H The sweater la of striped Jer- aey — mannish style tm with white cuffs and JL V waist band ' -- 'gBSS&i play suit! a ’new short story And very short outInteresting This fit la of broadcloth plaid Ths shorts are pleated and fit well over 4 QO the hips the waist Is tailored JL shirtwaist fashion (O) Here's 1 1 two-pie- outfit! (H) This costume will allow you plenty of Tbs drive room for a man-size- d skirt is of wool crept with QC slashed pockets and button trim Ths cltsslo shirtwaist sweat- er Is of fleecy mesh 4 ItB- - AA JL”W C riding’s your favorite vacation sport you'll favor these cotton gabardine trousers In yellow QO blue whits or black Tt Ji Ths mannish polo sweater ct OQ wide ribbed cotton knit with JL abort sleeves ( j ths genulns calfskin' boots mads in ths English military style Black or brown VQ And vy frock! evening thli Don’t mlsa (J) thrilling new teeing frock of cloud white moumelln d ktrt the! de ol with n iwtrli gracefully around your enkle Three little red French cteually gree each tier The AOC me treatment 1 carried out el the neck jr dine three-tiere- bow-kno- te Jw yl u- - (UP)— Three- - j! Fence Viewers Named In New England Towns riding apparel! (1) If Texas fourths of Texas’ 170000000 acres have possibilities of oil according to the bureau of economic geology of the University of Texas but striking oil still is a gamble After the best efforts to pick places where the oil should be a third of the wells turn out to be "dry holes" Drilling records have been kept by the state railroad commission since These show 26168 dry wells 1925 and 29712 plugged wells during that period In the same time 81110 permits 'to drill were issued How many of the plugged wells would have been profitable producers is not known Since the discovery of the East Texas oil field where oil is almost sure to be struck wherever a well is placed the proportion of dry holes In 1933 there were has dropped 7757 permits to drill and only 1834 dry holes A geological map showing dry holes in a territory approximately 10 by 140 miles has just been completed by Keith A SpitznageL TylerofcooperTexas ating with the University and the United States geological surmonths’ work vey It represents five (F) Are as essential to a summer wardrobe as swim suite These are of light slacks weight flannel with sailor hip laclnga Misges Garments Q “" $ y r The Newest Most Modern in the Intermountain West Six companies Inc Bouldet dam con tractors also is closely connected with the Six Companies of California and the SixJIompanies of Oregon The Utah Construction company submitted the low bid for 8816 miles of roadbed and drainage structure in Owyhee county and Paul Paulson Salt Lake contractor submitted the low bid for the Pocatello reservoir will see the smartest ’ Mass (UP)— MARBLEHEAD Each year at town meetings throughfence viewer are out New England " chosen Ostensibly they are supposed to view fences and decide whether they are in proper shape but traditionally they never exercise their authority That is almost never Marblehead’s Vernon Sanborn fence viewer recently established a precedent when he condemned a fence SURGERY AIDS GUINEA nEN FALL MILLS Va (UP)— job of plastic surgery has been performed by J A Peake Fall Mills poultryman on a guinea hen The hen got her bill entangled in a wire lence and tore it off Peake glued the bill back and It bas grown '1 into places-- 1 ” SPECIAL 1 fur coats i'r J |
