Show i- THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING 12 NOVEMBER 19 1930 fc Cache County Commissioners Agree to Change in River Med UTAH AND INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS ' operation of youth project te be No to carried out in the county missioner Wednesday agreed to as- t ion was taken although the comsist in the changing of the river mission agreed to Inspect the probed at the head of the College irri- jects when drawn up Newell J Crookstoni county clerk gation company canal on request of and auditor' announced that checks Erastus Olsen and George Speth for election expenses will 1 avaiof College lable Friday at the clerk's office The commissioners reported that the change in the river bed will prevent recurring danger of the river damaging tjie county road Dr Oscar Kirkham Utah natoinal youth director and Arthur J Sperry of Salt Lake City and J W Kirkbrlde superintendent of the Cache county schools met witl the commissioners and- requested co County Balks Lawyers Open Shift of Town Jury Jones in Elko Plan Stand oil Major Problems At Furnishing Arguments in Debts Talked to The Tribune Mass Murder Monthly Meeting of GrOup Held in Provo Fails Transient Aid WaymanTrial of Convicts Nortliern Utah Civic Clubs Special BRIGHAM Crrr-De- bta town as they pertain to the separation by property owners from the town proper wefe discussed' in a hearing Wednesday by a debt setEl-wo- in Agreement on Exemption Law Slayer of Four Faces Death in Lethal Gas Chamber of Nevada Proposal for Case Expected to Go to $100 Contributions Jury Thursday Noon Gets Cool Reception Judge Gives Orders Mayor’s to the chairman of the meeting John A Anderson of Heber president of the association The committee on thla problem failed to the Hotel Roberts formulated their stand on four of the five major reach an agreement on the quesSpecial to The Tribune Special to The Tribune problems that have been consid- tion J R Tibbetts chairman reOGDEN— Weber county commisCASTLE DALE— With the deSpecial to The Tribune the association the ered during by ported a ELKO Nev Nov 18— After ponState Senators George M Miller sioners have tentatively taken the fense resting its case at 10:20 m past several weeks a case hours three the jury dering and Ward C Holbrook were the position that the county should not Wednesday opening arguments in Bitrk to Committee Fer-ro- n at 8:10 p m" Wednesday found The fifth that on taxation and principal speakers at the meeting render assistance to the city in ban the trial of Hugh Wayman 39 convict home Luther Jones 32three-tim- e relief recommendations the of the transient deoutlining problem diing was back handed rancher first with charged exemption guilty of first “degree murder for the ‘‘committee of nine’’ of which it was indicated Wednesday by Comuntil lasted murder adjourngree of cattlemen mass three the sliwing they are members on the taxation missioner Charles A Halverson who ing set and officers made a minute and home and a transient here October 16 also is chairman of the county wel- ment at 5 p m exemption plan The jury only took one ballot to search of Jones for fear he had The jury is expected to get the fare board Removal Approve picked it up in passing through the fate r decide Jones’ Mayor' Peery had suggested to the case' at noon Thursday celL of was not found Unanimous the to first his It approval was jail One hour spent at dinner and In closing the state's argument county commission that the welfare then some time was taken up after on his person but officers said are problem- that-- of prison removal and board contribute$100 a month to W G Peacock Jr county attorney reformwould committee was voted search further to were ready report "wheirthe they of feeding transients and Donald T Adams district attwhich drafted the resolution aid in the cost Jones was 'finally locked up court was advised a razor blade of orney-elect both asserted Wayman On the problem of liquor control who stop at the city jail Chief was missing from the jailer’s shav for the night Rial C Moore previously had wilfully and premeditatedly murWhen the jury came into the local or state practically a unani- Police the city commission that dered Yf L Black' Emery county courtroom the judge tasked H B mous vote for following the recom- Informed wae prepared to provide quarters sheriff oq August 22 and demanded Bolton foreman what the verdict mendations of the committee of nine he the city jail providing there was the death penalty was and was told ‘‘guilty" The was cast These recommendations in available with which to feed Following exhaustive instruction written verdict then was turned are that the state continue control athefund to the jury by Judge Dllworth Wool-le- y transients DEMAND over to County Clerk Map Caine of hard liquor but allow local conMr Halverson Wednesday dePeacock reviewed the history who read it: "Guilty of murder in trol of beer through state regular clared that the county commission of the case in which Sheriff Black NOTHING LESS the first degree with recommenda- tlons believed transient relief work was and Roy Black Wayman’s brother tion for execution" Difference Arises were killed in a water dispurely a city problem and that the set NovemJames Dysart Judge In the matter of gasoline tax di- welfare THAN THIS board bad not earmarked pute ber 23 for passing of sentence version and distribution there was Lou Larsen defense attorney funds for such purposes Jones was convicted specifically considerable difference of opinion any PURITY Salva- asked for acquittal contending the time At the the present Godeske of Walter the for slaying expressed by the group The recom- tion Army which receives an ap shootings were in He prominent Gardnerville cattleman mendations of the committee at the proprlation from the community listed events leading up to the slay one of the four hut murder vic- afternoon meeting were adopted chest is caring for as many tran- ings "Wayman had no way of ‘ tims however sients as possible it was reported by knowing what the sheriff and Mr The case went to the jury at 5:10 These were: David Davidson adjutant Black would do His actions were counof m p 1 Opposing the diversion of the following arguments Larsen declared in court of the sel and Instructions license on gas tax money for other than highways 2 Allowing for the spending of Meeting to Discuss money in cities under the direction : Demand st Joseph aspirin Recreational Plans of the state road commission ' the aspirin whose purity ex3 No change in use of gas tax LOGAN — E Allen Bateman ceeds the rigid requirements of money of the Logan city The resolution of the committee the United States Pharmacopoeia announced Wednesday that on realignment of counties was that the nationally known aspirin schools a meeting of Logan citizens will be the Utah state legislature be re- Victim Crushed Between Special to The Tribune at the nationally popular price of held Sunday at 4:30 p m in the quested to appoint a committee to '-OGDEN — Henry Alva West 73 12 tablets for lOe At druggists Logan chamber of commerce rooms study further the realignment of Cars of Work Train to determine a recreational program counties from the standpoint of pioneer civil engineer prominently connected with western railroad acat the Logan senior high school natural economic and geographical WORLD’S LARGEST SELLER AT 10s died Wednesday evening at tivities to boundaries The Tribune out gymnasium It was pointed Special by home 2089 Harrison avenue folTypes of recreation the hours re- the committee that when the boundEVANSTON Wyo— Steve Spiros his quired and fees to be charged par- aries were first established they 50 section foreman of the Union lowing a four weeks’ illness He was bQrn in Ogden December will be discussed in con- were arbitrarily set and did not ticipants b£NUlNEXPURE$ASPlRIN nection with the recreational pro- take into account these three im- Pacific Railroad company at Alta-mo- 24 1863 a son of Louis Alva and youk a moouct or houm inc himshis-nidied at Legion hospital here Elizabeth Baker West L D S piogram the superintendent said portant phases The resolution was unanimously accepted by the group at 6 p mtWednesday following In- neers who crossed the plains with one of the first companies Predicts No Loss juries suffered earlier in the day About 1889 Mr West conducted Senator Miller declared that the by being crushed between two cars the first preliminary survey for the loss through the plan as recom- of a work train construction of the Los Angeles & mended by the committee of nine Salt Lake railroad from Salt Lakd were Cinders from cleared being would not greatly affect the revenue In 1891 he City into California of any Bchool district or city and the Aspen tunnel of the railroad ran a for the survey preliminary accident when the occurred at the that plans for replacing this loss of of a Chicago construction proposed east portal Spiros’ right leg was revenue were being considered & Quincy railroad from However the plan would be of severed and his left leg was badly Burlington to Casper Ogden Wyo great benefit to the poorer school crushed He served as assistant engineer He was brought into Evanston on districts snd would give all chilfor the building of the Lucln cutoff dren of the state a more equal the work train in charge of M T across Great Salt lake in 1900 to chance for securing an education Dearden 1905 he said Spiros came to the United States Mr West contracted and built He also declared that at the next from Greece 27 years ago He had the Ogden Canyon railroad from legislature a reorganization of the been employed by the Union Pacific Ogden to Huntsville He also was state government was planned A railroad 22 years prominent in railroad building acFuneral arrangements are pend' tivities true budget and a comptroller such in California and Oregon as controls the funds of the United ing word from his only known relaHe was a member of the Ogden States government is planned he tive in this country an uncle in Engineers’ club Woodmen of the Boston said World and formerly a member of Consider Replacement the B P O Elks Senator Holbrook told of the He is ‘survived by two sons James methods being considered by the Alva West and Ronald Alva West committee of nine to replace reven of Ogden a sister Mrs Alex Huss nue that would be lost to the school Ogden and nine grandchildren districts or cities through the adopFuneral announcement will be tion of the tax exemption program made by the Larkin and Sons’ morPaul H Hunt of Keetley introtuary duced Senator Miller Patrick J Fennell of Eureka state senator ROCK SPRINGS Wyo Nov J W Opie announced Six Seek Board Jobs A from Juab county represented the Southern Utah Associated Civic Wednesday evening no inquest will Clubs at the meeting and spoke be held into the death of Virginia In School Districts 22 San Francisco dancer C briefly Robert Bushman president Marifield of the Provo 0 club which spon- known on the stage as Jean Boyd sored the meeting welcomed the who died here late Tuesday night car FARMINGTON — Six candidates The modern automatic coal stoker is the guests More than 200 business and of injuries received when the It professional men including more she was driving overturned on the have filed petitions for two board feasible solution of the smoke problem than 100 local clubmen who are not highway 12 miles west of here that of education positions open this modernizes the heating plant— banishes members of the association attend- morning year for which an election will be cost Mrs Frank Hassett partner in held December 2 T E Williams' smoke and soot— and heats for half the ed the meetings the dance team en route to Denver clerk of Davis county schools said of any other automatically burned fuel Piio’i the mod- from California is expected to re- Wednesday ' ern medicine for cover and Donnie Stone third The final date for filing the petiCOSTS SO LITTLE member 4s now able to walk around tions expired Monday the law Opie believes the dancer went to specifying that they must be filed bsckid by 70 year of xpn-nwheel at while the ic Swallowed sleep to your driving 15 days before the election ding lowly throat hlping to loon eongatd phigm and the other two occupants were In the Second precinct John R ir paiasgu raise sooth mmbtmn the accident occurred when asleep Rampton incumbent and vice presicough impulse Helpful in rabanng night en route were Denver to They dent of the board Joseph O PutaM m where cough Get rliahl Pi they were scheduled to open nam and Ella H Smith all of Bounin a theater Wednesday night tiful are seeking the board posiInstall a stoker in your home NOW Spread tion In the Fourth precinct' R W the payments over many months Enjoy Adams incumbent and president of its matchless comfort and convenience this the board George E Dibble and winter Joseph W Johnson are seeking the 10 position Special to The Tribune PROVO— Associated Civic Club of Northern Utah in monthly com vention here Wednesday night at ‘ be-fo- jr-t- Harris The commission comprising J Leo Nelson T L Davis and John E Baird was appointed by the jurist following a hearing on a suit brought by property owners seeking exclusion from the town: Property owners contended they received no benefit from the town pr 1'“-Speci- AUERBACH'S tlement commission appointed recently by District Judge Melvin G I to The Tribune LOGAN— The £aehe county com- and Judge Harris ordered the severance where owners desired it The debts of the town are being determined so that owners who have separated from the town may be assessed their share of the town’s debts No' decision Waa ' reached Wednesday afternoon ’ rT i T 'jrr 4M -- in-la- w self-defen- se Rail Foreman Pioneer Civil Killed on Job Engineer Dies J Clearance Just 97 HATS tTui rrcTirfiTi Originally 198—298—500 nt GLEAN HOMES A group of HOME MILLINERY— SECOND FLOOR AUERBACH’S THE GREAT' INTERMOUNTAIN STORE AUTOMATIC COAL BURNING CO Stoker 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