Show r THE SALT LAkE TRIBUNE f SATURDAY Utah and Intermountain News Events MORNING JULY 10 1937 21 Buffalo Horn Automobile Intermountain News Briefs Identified as Men in ”" Court Adamant J' Group to Meet PROVO BOISE Idaho— Adhering to Arrangements the annual expressed in an original ruling completed Friday Elephant Tusk Ogden Strike summer of Utah State Idaho state court refused supreme Press 6 J Pres ’ See Record Tourist Trade Big Highway —- -- Projects Get Impetus '"""S State Lifts Load Limits On Roads State and Forest Officials Say Work to Be Pushed Conditions Given By Highway Report Special to The Tribune CEDAR CITY — A Special to The Tribune Idaho-W- ith conPOCATELLO tinued Improvement of road condi- million-doll- “oad Improvement and development program for this section of south' ern Utah appears probable of com' pietion within the next two years city county and civic group offl- -i dais here reported Friday The proposed - work some WhicJ is slated to begin soon was discussed at a series of conferences this week attended by representa- tives of the state road commission Iron county commissioners forest Service and city officials and civic club workers Assurance was given the program Would go forward Chief among the new road projects will be construction of the park approach road from here to Cedar Breaks and on fo connect with highway 89 at the Alton junc- tlon Bids on part of this highway are to be called in the near future according to announcement by B Finch district engineer of the Unit' ed States public roads bureau It is anticipated more than $300000 will be expended on this important scenic link within the next year and a half members of the road commission said J H Dyer operations vice president and A D McDonald president both Southern Pacific railroad officials Railway Officials Announce Gains in Freight and Travel tion throughout Idaho all emergency load limits have been lifted the weekly highway bulletin reported Friday The load limits which were down as low as 200 pounds per square Inch of tire surface early In the spring gradually were removed to the maximum load under any conditions of 700 pounds per square Inch of tire surface Warned of Oiling The bulletin warned motorists of oiling repairs which are under way throughout the state and advised motorists to drive carefully Accidents on the highway do not happen— they are caused the bulletin declared Of the various conditions the bulletin said: e trail — Six Cataldo-Pm- e miles construction Creek — Good detour construction one mile at Post Falls Qld Oregon Trail— Five miles construction slow traffic caution Oasis to Boise oil ing near Cleft and Hagerman valley Sawtooth park highway— Galena summit open and good Yellowstone park highway— Good to Montana line oiling near Idaho Falls and Ashton Detour Via Unlontown North and south highway — Rough Hayden Lake to Chilco under con struction Washington line and Genesee detour via Uniontown construction Whitebird hill and Mesa hill oiling north of New Coeurdale-Yellowston- Years’ Effort The Cedar Breaks highway projSpecial to The Tribune froad in charge of operations and ect has been a major project of the OGDEN— Carloadmgs the first J C Goodfellow division superinCedar City chamber of commerce six months of thl year were con- tendent and the Associated Civic Clubs of in the corSouthern Utah for more than two siderably higher than Speaking of the new railroad relast period responding year “de- tirement years act passed by congress “The Cedar Breaks road has been spite widespread strikes In the coun- Mr McDonald said ‘The law is now an eyesore to members of the state try” and railroads expect the heav- in operation and it is a fine thing road commission for a number of iest tourist traffic in history A this for the employes” About 75000 are D summer it was declared by years but we have been unable McDonald by the act of the South- affected to act due to lack of funds" said ern Pacific president On board the train from Omaha railroad who arrived in the member of Preston Peterson was E A Klippel Jr assistant genOgden Friday afternoon on the new commissionr eral passenger agent for the Union Forty-Niner- ” fast makRecent action "of congress Pacific railroad Meeting the train of streamline train which is design ing the highway a park approach its maiden trip from Chi- at Ogden were D R Owen general road has made funds available for making agent of the Southern Pacific at Meadows to San Francisco cago officials immediate construction Salt Lake City C L McKnight Clark Fork and Palouse highways the commiS' Jointly Operated said It is the hope of Southern Pacific agent at Ogden —Good the officials that sion and county The new train is jointly operated N D Browne general agent of the road will be brought up to dustless the Southern Pacific Union Pa- Chicago & Northwestern railroad P W A by standard within three years Reports cific and Chicago & Northwestern at Salt Lake City A J Seitz assistourto Other road projects vital tant traffic manager of the Union BOISE Idaho —J Vernon Otter will five railroads make round and southist and commercial travel in Pacific at Salt Lake City and C state P W A director reported Fritrips a month Boarding the train at H Saitmarsh ern Utah and for which funds will Ogden general agent of the day that Idaho’s public works adwere J H Dyer vice presi next be sought either this year or rail- - passenger department of the Union ministration construction program of the Pacific dent Southern state e include the Cedar had reached an Pacific at Salt Lake City high With line road via Modena widening and The new train was inspected by all projects scheduled to be coma delegation from the Ogden cham- pleted by fall Otter said the total lowering of the bridge on highway 91 at the north end of Cedar City ber of commerce headed by R M expenditure was more than $1300-00- 0 projects and minor Hoggan president throughout the county The Cedar City bridge has been the cause of several fatal accidents and the SharHn the WONDERFUL SAYINGS in our change is being promoted by the Special to The Tribune chamber of commerce and county — GOSHEN W Burraston George commissioners to- reduce the traffic 52 farmer and clerk of the Goshen hazard L D S ward for 27 years w Push Forest Work found dead in a field off the road Blame Betenson supervisor of Dixie national forest said all avail- to his farm near here Friday afterHe apparently had been able funds would be expended to noon of horses for a bring scenic forest highways up to dragged by a team recovered standard specifications Slated for considerable distance immediate attention is the widening enough to crawl from the roadway of the Navajo Lake spur road from and then succumbed to his injuries Recent said Dean E Terry of Provo deputy the Cedar Breaks road traffic over this road during the Utah county attorney Independence day celebration of the The body was discovered by WalCedar City Fish and Game associa- ter Pitts a neighbor The accident tion proved the inadequacy of the occurred about noon as Mr Bur-rastwas en route to his farm present road Mr Betenson said q The highway will be widened to with a team and wagon The double track standard during the horses were found in the Burraston field still "hooked” to the wagon summer Mr Burraston was born in GoOther forest highways to be graveled or widened to standard include shen October 6 1881 to John and Breaks road Anna Paulson Burraston In 1907 the Panguitch-Ceda- r Strawberry Point kcentc spur and he married Elizabeth Alice Powell the Parowan Vermillion Castle in the Salt Lake L D S temple campground road All efforts on He Is survived by his widow and the forest will be concentrated on sons and daughters Alice Lois improvement and relocation of roads Leona Clara Ardene George and and rather than increasing mileage Mr Merlyn Burraston Goshen Mrs Pearl Dowse Salt Lake City Betenson reported Two Inkom-McCamm- were — views the for the meeting association Saturday Sunday in Provo canyon Mechanics Walk Out Over Closed Shop Controversy and Poison Balt Allotted LOGAN— One hundred tons of poison grasshopper bait has been allotted to Utah for the summer campaign Special to The Tribune Slates Meet OGDEN— In a deadlock with em- Group OGDEN— Delegates from 11 Inployers over the Issue of "closed termountain chapters American shop” at leabt 59 members of the Hellenic Educational Progressive Automobile Mechanics local No 127 association will meet Sunday and threw down their tools In Ogden at Monday in Ogden noon Friday and started picketing To Push Probe the various dealers PRICE— Further effort will be by the Price chamber of comEight leading companies were In made merce toward culmination of an volved of state departments Samuel C Powell attorney for investigation and legislature as was proposed the automobile dealers and Ned E in anth unacted-on legislative resoluDeGroff chairman of the dealers' tion association said no further negotiations with the mechanics were in Will Present Program sight Sydney Terris of Salt Lake OGDEN— Indians from Washakie City business agent for district No will present a program of tribal 114 which includes mechanics’ dances and music as a precelebrain Provo Ogden and Salt Lake tion feature of Ogden Pioneer Days said more than 75 men had walked week lq out Mr Terris said in addition to the shop” issue the employes were asking that shop foremen be allowed to join the union “We are not asking for a 100 per cent closed shop” he said “The deal ers may hire nonunion men if they choose Ail we ask is that these men join the union within Mn days” The labor leaders said sanction for the strike was received two weeks ago from International headquarters of the union at Washington D C “The wage scale Is no issue at all in the present walkout” Mr Powell said "The men are receiving the highest rate of pay in this territory Also the matter of hours worked has been satisfactorily adjusted The deadlock in the negotiations is over the closed shop de' mands of the men “There never was a difference as to wages The Ogden scale voluntarily paid before is higher than in any surrounding towns and higher than is paid in Salt Lake City after a strike was staged' there” “closed Credit Unions Lauded LOGAN— Strength of cooperative credit unions was pointed out in an address to members of the Utah cooperative conference here Friday Improvements Urged CASTLE DALE— Civic and political organizationa of Carbon Emery and Wayne counties urged Improvement of the Salina canyon-Lo- a road as a needed highway in southeastern 9 Utah Lambs Sold BOISE Idaho — Approximately 140000 Idaho lambs were marketed during June E F Rinehart extension animal husbandman of the university extension division reported Friday Prices ranged to $12 per hundredweight with 'the 123 679 range lambs averaging $ip 90 and the 15723 farm lambs $1079 to alter its opinion In an action that Leave Camp FISHHAVEN Idaho — Between 350 and 400 women from Bear Lake Caribou and Franklin countiee returned to their homes Friday after hearing experts discuss the theme of "Planning Life” at the Women's vacation camp In Fishhaven Wednesday and Thursday Stages ’Walkout BOISE Idaho — When the boredom of prison life turned out to be too stifling to Convict Norman Peterson last Tuesday he decided to relieve the monotony with a spree information which leaked out Friday revealed A trusty Peterson walked out hailed a cab rode around a while stole a box of cigars and was well on his way to intoxication when officers finally located him in a Boise beer parlor as he was — Imbibing his fifth beer Idaho CP) — A Unof Idaho geologist said an elephant species thouof years ago roamed the ' MOSCOW resulted In the removal June 3 of iversity P C O’Malley as manager of the Friday $1500000 state insurance iund — sands Palouse hills and wallowed in bogs about ths present site of Moscow’ Dr F B Laney head of the geology department Identified as an elephant tusk a discovery of bajement diggers here last week It was first thought to be a buffalo horn Explaining that othef proof of the mammoths’ presence some 75 000 to 150 000 years ago had been uncovered Dr Laney said part of an elephant’s leg bone was found near Kennedy ford "Part of a lower jaw with a portion of a molar tooth was discovered on the Clearwater river near Kooskia and several specimens have been iound in eastern Wyoming” he said “Elephants like animals were common to all North America” —i A Special Buy Makes Possible This SALE! 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