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A':i''::'400 - ' if i : :: V:: I I - - 5s-- ' - i! ? - 15-5- - "" nIf-"- S74 i - - ' t : ' - 's - ?144 -- In those few second it was be- Ho didn't quiver and he didn't Lee Grant Good- Raved es prepared cheerfully Friday night to any other 'move before make heard thud the have win of might face Judge Numa P'renter either and neck his space too into dropped Saturday or Monday when they tho body of another tined Clillaing his death Freswill receive prison sentences of from youth Roy Leon RighthaUse ge no crashing to his death on an much more calmly than did three yearn to life The two youths who Thursday joining trap Ftighthouse who killed biro Alma Prison guards frantically kicked Mstep a nurse whom he had lured unexpectedly pleaded guilty to sec- I' ond degree murder for the slaying at the stuck trap and then after an his home and attacked of-each had spent his last hours L Smith Southern Pacific interval which was estimated to run trainman Friday talked with rela- from three to 60 seconds Goodwin listening to Phonograph record' and a heavy breakfast tives and visitors Joined Righthouse in death eating But lighthouse who came into Dwyer wore again his cowboy Double hangings at San Quentin boots which he had not had on since aro designed to be simultaneous the death chamber first was trsm- Thanksgiving day when he and and one cord is arranged to releese bling Guards supported him as he Lorenz failed in their armed bandit both traps at the same Instant climbed the steps and stood on the attempt to rob passengers of the Byt Friday something went wrong trap ithout speaking a word Good- Southern Pacific's Apache near Ha- and seconds while Good- - wino in almost jauntily in con- chita N M lied skipped up the steps win a Loa Angeles holdup slayer trast ' Lorenz was prevented from wear- latood trussed and hooded waiting and paused to say "So lone to the ing his western attire by his sister for death three witnaues of the 50 'guards before they dropped the hood Margaret here from Milwaukee watching the hangings fainted - - over his head-- whose loyalty he pl'aised to visitors Ir—Later prison officials explained Goodwin left all his personal pos"I've got the finest sister in the the Goodwin trap bad been swollen 11133310111 to his brother Pat who world" he aid "She would do any- by dampness was sentenced to life imprisonment There was nothing to tell whether for participation in the holdup in thing for me" Origins) charges of firast degree 1Goodwin former middieweet bad which his brother killed Harry H murder and tmin robbery—both boy who killed a Los Angeles gro- - Crowther The brothers said farewell Thurspunishable by death—were with- cer knew what had happened drawn by the prosecution who alA heavy black hood covered his day night before Lee was taken to lowed the boys to enter guilty pleu face and his hande and feet were the death house cell to await execuon the leaser charge bound as he stood on the top of the tion ' e to l e e - nO - - p '' - oks:5)- z :': ' 0MratXIMN - 7' :: " :t::1' i:: "' " 4' on ate Friday flooded 800 acres e ' 4t t ' f Ho" y Agilitoó6'WASPO4 - 4 x 4069§a4tA4Z:4461490yitootioomitlook" TorAyr but failed to elow up the onrushing v ''''NolksigNolvAt AfAt'4401141eA6 tz 4''''014040044"-- flood to Little Rock marshals Los men Two both Angelei deputy lay dead (arrows point to bodies) when this picture was taken at the height of Streams burdened by six days of a battle between police and George Farley negro who barricaded himself in his house to escape service of an eviction notice rain rushed madly from their than- - after killing the officers Notice the gas fumes pouring from Farley's house the armed officers crouched behind automobiles nein in southern and southeastern and the newspaper cameraman in the thick of the battle Farley was seriously wounded before he surrendered Oklahoma flooding hundreds of acres of farmlands and forcing approximately 400 families to evacuate their homes Oklahoma authorities prepared to dispatch airplanes to direct res euers to marooned residents The state highway patrol offered 41 planes ancl private firms offered others BALDWIN PARK Cal Feb 18 (AP)—Womenattention:' child 5 Succumbs' Do you want to train a tiger? Mabel Stark who trains tigers and lions and such like The daughter of Banker Reconsiders Mrs Broddie Maxey died of pneu-- 1 announced Friday that she has started America's first animal Ryan Calls Suit are at monks while marooned on Scratch subjugation school for women Campus and classrooms Bosone Backers On Union Funds Moto circus winter quarters here hill In Atoka Okla the Barnes-Sell- s Another Two students Marion Royce and Genuine Allen are aldaughter critically Ill wu rescued To Call on Board with her mother Mosquitoes' Work ready hard at work—sitting on the sidelines watching 'Miss One hundred families were reStark subjugate her beasts As soon as Marion and Genuine work up enough nerve they'll be given a baby tiger to 18 (211)—A new — moved in boats when the bloated NEW YORK (Continued from rage Ono) Arkannas river and its tributary court attack onFeb practice on of the leadership r hence—unless a San Bois creek made an island of the their such Before year diplomas they get prosecutors but added that P Ryan president of the their homes near Keota in eastern Joseph beatifies aren't fed regularly or something—the girls will have assois no hurry inimmuch as the there International Longshoremen's Oklahoma learned to handle cagefuls of lions irf tigers 'n' everything was begun Friday—and grand juryyill not be convened for Rivermen predicted the roaring ciation Miss Stark limits her class to 10 The assessment—er tui him as the work of "mostermed by six weeks White river would reach a crest of is tion $15 weekly 39 feet at Bateeville Ark make 400 quitoes" local 791 lodged Mayor 1—Bracken Lee ofPrice of members Four homeless and flood 2000 acres of action-accusihead of a secret group of citizens Ian& I Ryan and' six local officers of who have been conducting an InThreatens Homes diverting some 9104000 to their own for the purpose of gettvestigation of illegally taking control Reildents of three Ozark towns use andInca aoLlit inized by a grand jury left for his The Ryan asserted were abandon homes and stores as waters baselesscharges N and already had been "dishome Friday morning after anrising an inch in hour threatened proved" the worst flood 'since 1935 WASHINGTON Feb 18 UP1'--- nouncing the Salt Lake county SAN FRANCISCO Feb 19 UM— Lake Taneycomel in the Ozarks lOther Defendants Three fast large luxury liners are grand jury would serve his pur The United States circuit court of flooded by torrents from its tribuslated to be placed in service on poses were James Other defendants to refused enjoin the route between New York and taries already had poured two to Wogiom president of the local Eu- appeals Friday three feet of water into homes in gene Gilligan recording secretary Secretary of the Interior Harold the east coast of South America Mayor StilkSought Forsyth Mo While the'city commission was Lawrence Henry trustee William Ickes and the Salt River Valley the maritime commission disclosed Snow shrouded western northern Ward custodian and Thomas Water Users association a private Friday concerned primarily almost excluand central Oklahoma intensifying constructas the from service Describing present Hickey and John Sampson business utility corporation eommissi on—said sively in suffering of refugees but insuring agents ing a $3500000 power dam at Bart- "Inadequate"--th- e t wheat-crop- s storms egainst-du- st in Verde of Wilting to acArizona and the develthe lett trade river Tun"expansion mayor who op Plaintiffs were Bernard T ' One death in an accident on an ney John F Sheehan Robert J An opinion by Judge Bert E opment of international relations cept they will have one nibro hurIcecoated highway and two deaths Carina and Timothy D Sullivan- - Haney upheld 'the federal district require that it be improved imme- dle to jump' after this 'is aetomfrom drowning were reported They were granted an order by court of Arizona In dismissing a diately" That is the selection if The Red river coursed 'wildly Justice A J Levy requiring Ryan suit by the Verde river irrigation The three ships—the California plished police through sections of Texas and his associates to show cause and power district seeking to enjoin Pennsylvania and Virginia—mere a permanent chief ofwere that - the said to be "vastly superior" to the Reports Friday Flood waters swept two persons why they should not be restrained the project was for scanned field a suitto their deaths late Friday when from now on being the vessels The in claimed district the operation irrigation continuing in office Ryan is ableietired army officer One prosstreams In eastern Missouri swollen treasurer to construct dams at Hone-sho- e route right of the local and Verde ai well as at Bartlett The commission announced its ap- pect under consideration was Cob by continuous rains of the put four Called Mosquitoes and commented it held easements to proval of a proposal to acquire the nel William C Webb who retired days roared Out of their banks Vernon Gidley Bonne Terre and The plaintiffs Ran' said were the Bartlett site which had been three liners from the American Line recently as director of the army reMiss Clautell Cowen 10 Flat River "Just like mosquitoes" approved by the government in 1930 Steamship corporation known as cruiting service here No action will be taken or no were drowned when their car was The appellate decision upheld the the Panama Pacific Line at a valuwere "figureheads" he addThey swept off a low bridge by high ed for "communists trying to di- lower courts decree that the Ais- ation of 89889900 The commission commitments made concerning this water near Cadet Mo Their bodies vert Our energies from the investi- trict's claims to right of way were has asked the attorney general to position however until after the were recovered of the com- new mayor and head of the public gation of the whole maritime labor not valid on unsurveyed land at the approvesuitsettlement e As against-thpany's government safety department is named situation we an trying to get in dam site Ickes cancelled the district's growing out of cancellation of its head of the- police system the new Washington" will have the Major voice State Executes Two e longshoremen's as- rights of way some months after ocean mail contract The suit is appointee Ryan's in the filling of this position sociation long has been involved making a 93500000 allotment for the involved in the transaction For Slayings in bitter controversy with insurgent dam to the Salt River company elements grouped behind Joseph The courts held the government's 1930 approval of the district's rights U S Em' ployes Assail Feb 18 Curran of way applied only to surveyed state of North Caroline put a white man to death fn its gas chamber land and did not include the Bart- Rackets Gangsters S Nebraska Governor lett site Friday for the killing of a negro PORTLAND Ore Feb 18 ill21—A and a few minutes later took the Sees Talc Increase Feb 18 (UP)— life of another white-maresolution by the A F L Governnient BILLINGStoMont for the whether or not learn Determined of union demanded own his Governor poison slaying Friday daughter LINCOLN Neb Feb 16 (An— Oregon's Employes' coal solely within Montana in an alleged insurance plot "unconditionalyeturn of the control has moving Governor 11 L Cochran of Nebraska on the movements effect any of Milford Exum farmer said to labor their members" unions Friday a sales tax and state Would Retain Post of coal ininterstato commercerepconvicted of murdering Jim Wil- income racketand removal of "complete tax would be needed if voters resentatives of the tuitional bitumiliams want ering and gangsteriam" negro basketthree proposals which may be SALEM Or Feb 111UPI---- I went ' coal commission nous maker in a robbery that yielded $4 adopt and to be governor of Oregon as long gangsterism Into the second sessionFriday "Racketeering offered as constitutional amendof a two-da- y was the first white man ever exe- ments at the next have foothold & and have obtained general election as I can" was Governor Charles H -hearing cuted at the state prison here for The three proposals include one Martin's reply to a query as to when been-- - growing in labor—unions of Witneues Thursday—in the murder of a negro to exempt from all taxes homesteads he would make his formal announce- Portland for sometime! the resolut- pleading for joined federal regulation of ion- said "This has of late attained Edgar Leroy Smoakvalued at 55000 and less another ment for reelection railroad carpenter's helper of Wil- to establish a $30 monthly pension "I fear that after I have made such proportions as to dominate the entire bituminous coal produc mington died for the murder of his for persons 65 years of age and a formal' announcement all of my whole sections of the labor move- ing territory Trial Examiner M J conducted the questioning daughter Annie Thelma older and a third to restrict gaso- acts will be treated by my oppo- ment against the will of its mem- Torlinski upon whose' life he held a 000 poli- line tax collections to state highway nents as having political— signifi- bers and has resulted In extensive of witnesses who reported that without regulation chaos faced not cy-terror and violence" cance" Governor Martin said expenditures 7 only the producer but also the carrier and middleman Joe Hunter representing the United Mine Workers of America I FREE been there said that bad serious - City — : V -Inroads mid into the normal marDelivery ' fields coal kets of Montana He 676 EAST 2ND SOUTH contended that working conditions EASTERN CORN-FESTEER BEEP OUR SPECIALTY in mines are in the "deDiokotas i CARLSBAD N M Feb 18 (Al tiful and unusual formations of plorable" —An expedition into the newly- sparkling white but I should say 11E11 YORK CLI:11:131EfollphSTS111 I discovered limestone cave mouth it is Just arfother cave" of the famed Carlsbad Caverns Ittgdon in company with a phoUNCALLED' FOB reme 'f above ground Friday to tographer and C J Cavinder a MORRELL'S PRIDE SLICED BACON lb BES BEEF pOT ROASTS port the underground cavern miner spent about nine boursgxlb 150 and 196 cal STFIViNtil IONS—Fine for Frleatwe failed to meet the-claof being — ploring lb 2012 a "the worlds biggest hole In the The main room Itiedon said TOPCOATS b only about 1200 feet long con-'Tground LOW PORK ROASTS lb An brand-seI new cavern is Undoubted- - siderablysmaller thanthe Main --- oarnsenul to-Cut prom young Eastern Pol --ly Inferior to the Carlsbad Cav- - chamber of the Carlsbad Caverns turned by out I RUMP OR LOIN 'tIAL RuISIs erne Da 28120 tows though It certainly is the while the largest dons measures LAMB SHOULDER CHOPS die60 all agents — large nearest rival of feet in circumference against the caves 2 lb 360 lamirrEssi I SNIR BOASTA assortment of 100 feet for the largest dome in covered in this section" said 2en sties and the caverns Floyd Rigdon Carlsbad publisher who wm a member of the explo- Wilson's Car !Hied Hams rial171! lb Cavinder carrying a shotgun' BELL Tender Mild No Par boiling ration party announced he would refuse explore-mil- e walked a little oVer half trance to the cave-fo- r any 252 South Main St — : a into the cave and stopped" tiona ssvin Plenty of Parking Space many beau- - guano mining there Don't Crowd Ladies Here's Wallace May Be Named A Chance to Train Tigers Mayor of S L it tho Is 4 Labor Chid Scoffs at Court Attack SAN QUENTIN 'PRISON Cal Feb 18 (UP)—For several horrifying seconds Friday a ma n about to die on San 'Quentin prison gallows stood poised on the top of a trap which had failed to work LAS CRUCES N 11 Feb 18 VP) Lorenz and Harry Dwyer youthful 'cowboy" train bandits se e : Horrifying ad-In- 4z 4 ! ' t1 k: 6-6-A ':f f41-k- t ): 4 -- s -- ": !1 " -- f i 4 Seconds Before Stuck Door Hurls Killer to Death in San Quentin Duo Hanging Awaiting Sentence In Slaying t: : - - M Pair Cheerful N ' '' :: !: adi 7" - ::: :' - - : :4r f1 v - - i::::Ø4::7 ' 51 :: :::::::': 5 ' :: ' ::: ::: :!" ::: - ' ': - ''''''''''''''''''''''''ks'ik ''''''''''''''''''''"—1-1-- i''''40m' ''!' " 1 i: -' - e: - f-- -- - A - 'Nit -f 1 ot ':: ''''' '' :: t i ' ' :: ::::?:::: homes and prompting a stand-b- y t:! 41 I 47 order for the national guard in Ar- kansas :::::'"':''r-7-A score of points in Missouri i Texas Arkansas and Oklahoma— )' f 7 t :!::::" t7 r4A cold the " a in k wave ' ' 5404caught - ' É grip of 1 following heavy rains—battled the'?i:'::::----- i10- -' ' : (1411''''''''‘rn'''''''''' ' tide alof which water 417 rushing ' e V ' ::: :itow:l' 1 b' ready had swept over lowlands ) ::': ' ''' for Emergency Prepare t 0 Governor Carl Bailey of Arkansas ' broadcast an order for all units of ' 47! 1-')' the national guard to prepare to m leave on call to meet flood emer- 5::"s::'!':''1-7- 10 i the The in state national gencies 154th k":: observation squadron t guard s'!':9 will patrol the Arkansas and White 7 '4 ) rivers Friday night to watch for ' :' 7 new onslaughts of the torrents ittt-----lowland residents against lovAef0' Little Rock fearing the turgid Arkansas would rush to a i p jp: crest Tuesday sought 10000 W PA '::' i :1":!'''':'' '!' '' workers to heighten levees Three 1': :':':':::iii'l homeless families hundred driven in shelter lowlands tents ':' found from :: P:' ': '!' ! furnished by the national guard in 11 1 I : :!'::' the city park ii - :: :i'40l' Break Flooded 600 Acres ? :!: ii4 ::ia l: !"1::!V jlk leyeatreak ' '''' i 'go:::'::- ''''''"'" t ‘ - ''' ! - I - dnIk 7 ' ''': VA' l ' '' 4'' 1 ''c I 5' - -- - : ''': 'VA' -' :?: ' fii areas ofr A ::: 1 1::i t 4 l''' ' :4' ::'::': 7r 1::' ' V 41 :'':'ty'- :4k3 the southwest Friday night forcing at i '1010d41-0ileast 1000 families to flee their tifl'''sit'ifsJ5 their bankcin scattered ---- Train Bandits J4iiii0041kiT-71iiPrepare to i'è'POO(:11:0i)it:e Enter Prison in Three Witnesses Tear- Gas Rout Coast Dual Slayer' -- Rivers Rain-Lade- n r Bulletsn d - Southr In Jig -- Families :Flee Flood Peril ' SATURDAY MORNINGTEBRUARY 10 1938 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE - Or rflaric of Cain? Lobo'? Or the Badge of L An Unusually Interesting Leeturt—itight -- ' oishevism? ' Cgrs 0 g D662 fiflhl Cllta El 0caLG c91 0 - II ninute the to Up 'ITEcKIJ2 - the Union ng Ae Court Uph?lds1U S Bolters Riding IShir)Lins -------- hatls This 4 - 11EdMONMin z rialling to hear : Don't - ' Newly Found Cai1sbadI Cavern Called 'Just Another Cave' D - 31c --- suE a w S — 95 oat-ter- 28c rauxnzusavititsr-ReAsuNa-en-sTEwiNtroncatetrowan- J ' en-"- from you z 4 this headng exceptionally important subject ences cities I TAILOBS the in of and' large "Attracting principal America his a- different ppearancein section of the 'country has been I rol ri 9) up-to-da- American labortiacle te - State Ste 1 1 118 Ms Moth South - surIDAy FEB 207:t34 P DI - - 7P - (DOORS OPEN AT EL Movie Talkie Piclures--7:- 30 6:0) PM Rousing Service Led by Henry es Fluaot—Freo ProLEversolupeakteverrnight I- teachings have awakened deep interest" — New York I-- an eagerly and pated 4 he other any engagement keep t -- 1912c let Control Ask U ' lecture b eon anxiously - Montana Coal Men im the is iih undreds ia old-lin- ETTER S M EATS A I - :rile - Mho Has It? 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