Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE She Earned New Sobriquet KillsTwo Blast Dynamite In-- gurekaMifteAllishap 1 1 - 4 A :' t Tribune Intermountain Service DIVIDEND—An explosion 1100 feet underground in the Eureka Standard Consolidated mine near here Thursday had claimed the lives of two miners whose drill penetrated a hole filled with dyna : ) I i i Murder 0 A - Case fit Nephi I I ' Santaquin Surviving are his widow his parents a son Delbert Smith: twb Merleda and Colleen daughters Smith four brothers William D Richard Ted and Lynn Smith all of Santaquin six sisters Mrs Ellis Payson Mrs Leland Montague La Rue Stephen of Pioche: Nev Leah Bernita and 'ratricia Smith a grandmother all cif Santagnin Mrs Mary A Smith of Provo Judges to Try Idaho Official BOISE Idaho tin—Proceedings involvinrAda County grand jury indictments against Idaho Democratic of Cbairrikan Ira 1 Taylor and other high state officials wire assigned rThursday to 4District Judges Miles Johnson of Lewiston and Isaac 1McDougall of Pocatello The assignments were made by Jtidge Charles l'Koelach who de- 1$11ne dined to preside at any of the cases himself and refused to transfer to Judge C E Winstead the other 1Third district judge two joint inROCK SPRINGS Wyo—When a dictments involving Taylor and mine trip came out of the Peacock Tony Phelan former penitentiary mine of the Colony Coal and Coke chief clerk who are charged with company here John Hackett 37 embezzlement and misuse of prison rope rider sitting between two cars funds during Taylor's regime as failed to leave the trip Fellow warden Bert H Miller and Leo Bresnaworker's appioached him found be han Taylor's attorneys had filed was dead Absence of marks and the fact he affidavits of prejudice to disqualify was sitting in his normal position Judge Koelsch under a statute reindicated he had died of natural quiring no reasons for such action causes while the trip was coming Attorney General J W Taylor out of the mine Cause of death will filed affidavits to disqualify Judge Riot be known until the results of an Winstead although the cases bad ' not been transferred to him autopsy are made public i Employe Found Dead t 4 It I i tpl!J::: 1:1':'': itoE§:::'''1'i The FLORSHEIM Price is Lowered! Reduction! in the cost of raw materials permit without of Us to' reduce the Florsheim price estabcourse any change in Florsheim quality Bshing a new national standard of fine shoe-valu- 50' NOW ff a few ayles hither - e 164 SHOE:SHOP SOUTH MAIN STREET 0 ur ment officials and "Zezzie" she's barred from the sergeant's office register records Police Trace Tampering With 'Funds' to Feline Station Mouser Plays 'Kitten on the Keys' With Cash Register Causing Inflation Now She's Barred From Sergeant's Office I of the city police department Thursday observed St Patrick's day rechristening "Kitty" the statIonhouse "mouser" She's now "Zez Confrey" (ZezOODE11--Memb- ers ale) Occasion for the rechistening arose early Thursday with discovery "Zezzie" apparently had given her musical inclinations full sway and enacted her version of "Kitten on the Keys" using the new cash register in the desk sergeant's office as her instrument Zez Confrey by the way composed the musical piece "Kitten on the Keys" andals Ruin Suits in I Resu it: The uairtight"system of bookkeeping inaugurated iti the station Wednesday was "inflated': some $12500 of Shoshone Club Leads Rotary General Attendance Drops Slightly Mc- Lerran and Carl F'ershall returned to Arco Thursday front a three days unsuccessful search at the head of Little Lost river for Charles Gilbert trapper unheard from since December The men stayed at Gilbert's cabin in Sawmill canyon at the bead of the river but could not locate a second cabin built last fall by the trapper 10 miles to the north They found no traps or other signs Gilbert had visited the territory In which he waa trapping Sheriff McLerran said Gilbert had either left the —heavily timbered mountainous country or had succumbed There is possibility he wm buried in one of many small anowsilded In the area Most of the six feet of snow In the area fell during February so Gilberta tracks and trail were attract nearlk7200—nfeliibit's n Project such-a--poi- nt aubs errf Teachers' Pay M Earl Marshall chosen chairman of thei local cleansup—week annoUnces he will select his 'coin mittee at a meeting of the juntoi chamber Monday evening covered Foot Conifort The searchers were taken to with Greater in six miles of the cabin by team stiho and then proceeded on IMOVigh083 Free of their supplies they returned ' 20 miles oft snow shoes to the Frank Blessinger farm The cabin I 70 miles northeast of Alto you spend on your feet Gilbert was to have left the If the timeburn ache and feel overthem cabin for the Blessinger place ranch makes tired on a little Ice Mint just tub ' " March 1 before yoU ge to bedand gee how much better your feet feel the nett ou will surely appreciate the day' refreshing comfort this simple treatment with Ice Mint will bring to your -- C feet Ice Mint wilt huickly relieve the of stinging of corns and the burning callusee--- is easy and pleasant to use— CHAII110IRRITATION one will notstain--an- d lust night's show you an east pleasant use t ws y to make your feet more 001TI itt Sortable Any druggist reit supply !ICOR ik4t you $-- - ir I se 4A4Y) —and on payments that ar eacoptionally kind to your budget Cotatts Road Job to Start ELY Nev—Reconstruction of the highway between Ely and Keystone is scheduled to start this month the contract having been awarded to W W Clyde & Co of Springville Utah on their bid of $237173 14 SWAGGERS 0 Weather Clears FULL IDAHO FALLS Idaho—Followprolonged rain Wednesday night a heavy snowfall occurred here Thursday morning with the sky clearing it m idnight Pre- cipitatio n' since Wednesday reached 28 inch ing :- - Star - Furred 'Account r 14141- 1- Your favorite is here On and to 0 toilci19AfT5t5s1 EXTR 1 ' tvi:gg4V CA OS S BLACK Friendly Credit Spritire STRAWBERRYGOLDS(11)F BEIGE— Instantly Today from EVERY COLOR lavish palettc Free — LENGTHS Plain or MMM&0dd0:M Start to 44 TOPPERS C:)C 1937 ' sc $ 1 GE' 2 95 i A64 efi aU 1' f t A 12 to 41 Tailored or Dressy as you prefer New COLORS add charm to NAVY—BiLACK—o your choice and STRIPES—GRAY—BROWN BLUE N EXTER' STYLED t95 CLOTHES 111 and to $4995 Free Friendly Credit! That Puts You in Fashion's Forefront Means Correctly Styled "Dexter-Styled- ” DOWN---$12- 5 0) Weekly " CO 'All Your Dexter-Style- ey d - New designs in every line from collar to benrn Spring teattlies Colors of VIOLET– POWDER —WAVY— BEIGE - AQUA and g 95 I ' IMO tO 4' I $1695 Truly Sensational Dress Reg - tq Spring Suit Shirt Tie Sale $1495 Sizes 14 to 44 CLOSING OUT DAYTIME and EVENING Fall and Winter styles Gorgeous Dresses at a SAVING while last Here is THRIFT and 50 BiE for: 'icthW - Fox Scarf r- r- s 1)44 t "i) (b Account Spring Apparel Ira Shoes Belt or Suspenders Underwear Prs Sox All Outfit Start an For extra swank wIth your new Butt Spring12 toDressés 46' Putg yea prominently in the Spring Sty 106 Picture in Ster's New "Super 0 swellegant" 2 For Those Walk or Stand Mal§ Ill Lit TWXN FALLS Idaho — Salary increases Thursday were granted to Twin Falls district No I teachers The increase is 1072 per cent - 11 ai n at the Star ed project II Practice AtIoRted To 'Publicize' Grave Situation Lewis rn Week by the junior chamber of commerce Tooele'S clean-u- p days will be staged April 11 to 18 according to announcement of VV Bevan Anderson president-o-f the junior chamber Under appoint- ment of the city council the club paint-u- p will lead out in clean-u- p and beautificatlon projects The wbek of ApriLll to 16 Mr knderson states has been designated bY the entire state to officially clean up the cities and towns The state group is fostering the statewide TOOELE--Direct- -- Colyer Goshen county coroner 4aunched an investigation Thursanntig zatural history expedition day Into the death of Bart C of the institution April 9 to 17 said 50 of North Platte Neb Tribune Intermountain Service Dr Stewart Williams professor whose body was found on the POCATELLO Idaho To imof geology Ralph Bond tench 111 miles west press upon the citizens of Pocatello of Lagrange-- Wyo late Wednes- the Plan Canal ) gravity of the situation Chief of Police Robert M Pugmire said PROVO — Providing nebessary day night Thursday the department has de- equipment such as draglines can be clded to hold open hearings on obtained a WP A project to dredge Stream Pollution juvenile cases brought before him a canal between Provo bay and the — Pollution of Weber each Saturday morning OGDEN city sewer outtall near the munici- river has reached that Cases brought before Chief Pug pal golf course may be secured Ben stricter sewage regulations are mire are of a class less serious than H Beveridge director of the was those' taken into the probate 'ecrirt commission W P A district said Thursdayfourthi necessary the city informed Thursday by L M but still distinct cases of delin Thatcher of the state board of (plenty he said health "Parents do not appear to worry Meet Civic about the crimes which their chil— BRIGHAM dren commit but they do worry as Speak Snow Lack Bars Film To whether there will be any pubens at the Thursday meeting — PROVO of the Intermountain AssocChamber of com- licity concerning their youngsters merce officials here Thursday we have tried to cooperate but the iation of Civic Clutos urged were forced to write Sonja Henie's problem is not altogether one for protection of mountain wamovie producers there was Insufthe officers alone" the chief said tersheds and support of road "None of the children to be arficient snow in Provo for filming advertising and safety proA4 of a winter picture hem They raigned Saturday come from tam grams in Utah bad written requesting informa- Hies en relief so this excuse whicl Rehabilitation of Wellsville tion we continually hear is definitely out mountain 'watershed a road improvement and expansion program and advertisement of northern Utah scenic tractions are among' projects of the clubs of the group $85804 Paid Raise In Bullion Tax Tooele Sets Aside Clean-U- p rea 111 will lead ed Tribune Intermountain Service BURLEY Idaho — Rotary attendance for the 28 dubs of the 110th district of Utah and Idaho dropped Tribune Intermountain Service a point during the past nearly OGDEN vandalism" war month although seven clubs led by was charged Thursday by James continued to ehow betW Evans cleaning shop operator Shoshone ter 90 per cent in activity than at 2917 Washington boulevard is Henry Dworshak district governor he repgrted to police hiii establish- reports ment had been sprayed with the Percentages for the top district contents of a fire extinguisher Wed- clubs show Shoshone 9919 Blacknesday night and some el suits foot 975 Gooding 9457 Rupert coats and dr asses "practically 941 Jerome 9342 Brigham City' ruined" 9214 and Buhl 9205 Of the 15 A small bole drilled through the Clubs who rated above the district front door Arovided entrance for average of 8533 only three Utah the nozzle orthe extinguisher used groups qualified including Brig by the vartdals said Sergeant ham City Logan and Price Hilton Dworshale ennounces details for Evans said he had been warned the charter presentatioh ceremonies he "would be run out of town" are being worked out for American but declared the vandalism "just Falls for Monday March 28 with makes me more determined-tstay Pocatello club serving as the sponIn business" soring unit Richard Arpst president of the latter group has named Rite Stratford T J Hetland and W S Cady to complete arrangements for the session which will FA t te TORIMNGTON a parade from the station to Hotel Ben Lomond where Mr Dohertr Bank Deposits will be feted at a public reception and banquet Parley E Norseth1 TWIN FALLS Idaho—Bank decommander of the local post is di- posits for Twin Falls were $4675617 —$169309 1e5 than three months recting arrangements Governor Henry H Blood heads ago—Thursday the list of dignitaries invited to join Legionnaires in greeting the na- Can't Attend Meet tional commander Included on the ROCK SPRINGS Wyo—Sohn list are the mayors of several Utah locities local educators and service L Lewis C I 0 head notified cal union leaders he would be and civic club leaders unable to participate in an April 1 day celebration The "inflation" was discovery' ELY Nev—White Pine counly Sergeant Earl Wiggins as he has received $85804 in bullion tax came on shift at 7 a m and for the ending December 31 checked by City Auditor M L 1937 theperiod payments being made to Critchlow through comparing arCounty Assessor Marion Shallenrest receipts with the secret-lockberger this month total in the cash register The largest sum was paid by the Despite the ovation accorded Nevada Consolidated Copper corZezzle'Thursslay it appeared she poration being 67326915 on a valuatoo will be included in the list of tion of 62954401 The Consolidated those hereafter to be denied enCoppermines corpdration operating trance to the desk sergeant's of- at Kimberly 'paid 61136320 on a fice valuation of $416976 Despite the mine curtailment during the secorici alf of 1937 the bullion tax showed a slight increase over that paid for the first half of Owner Blames Price Wart Relates Previous Warning Sheriff City post's drum corps ))3r Cleaning Shop 41 - el for short is the new name of Ogden's various posts overrepresentatives the state Ora Bundy department commander police station "mouser" The animal enacted a new version of said local postra drum corps "Kitten on the Keys" and inflated "airtight" departmental cash and The band and the Salt Lake junior Now Zez Confrey ARCO Idaho dimtai thobwaPh Tribune Intermountain Service J Doherty of Woburn 1Vlass American Legion commander Friday evening will pay an official visit to Utah department officials and post members duringr a four-hostay in Ogden Although Ora Bundy state department commander and local post officials have received no definite word from the commander it is expected Mr Doherty in addresses during the evening will outline methods by which service groups as peace-loviorganizations—may maintain and further American neutrality in the present world crisis said Thursday they He win arrive in Ogc 4rt at 5:20 m and leave for Boise Idaho at p Mr Doherty will be greeted at Ogden Union depot by Utah depart- Trapper Hunt Futile - litsGAItnaLD4ron Thirty-seve- n' LOGAN students t of Utah State Agricultural college will study natural history in southern Utah and Arizona on the sixth Official Visit to State Units Today Chief: to Hold Open Court For juveniles Probe Death Plan Stuclent Tour -- 9:20 p - ' Pay--- ng self-defen- - Doherty Will OGDEN---Dani- Row Enlivens - -- f mite JoFuneral servIcerlor the-tw- o seph L Smith 24 of Santaquin and Hans Oscar Vicklund 35 of Goshen were arranged late Thursday as mine officials investigated cause of the disaster Mr Smith standing directly in front of the drill when the blast occurred Wednesday at 9 p m was Vicklund Mr 'killed instantly Tribune Intermountain Service whose body was shatteied by forcontroversy over NEPHI—Legal So Salt a eign material was rushed of aduission by the phytestimony Lake City hospital where he died sician who treated Victor Steed-ma- n early Thursday 32 accused slayer of George Drill Hits Dynamite 23 Union Pacific railroad Wilson had Mine officials said the hole the night of November surveyor been filled with dynamite by a crew combined of workmen who had just gone off 21 1937 at Mammoth shift at the mine and that Mr with testimony indicating a posplea- Thursday as Smith and Mr yicklund drilled in- sible the week-ol- d trial neared its end advertently into the same hole a Harold (Mooney) Sorerlson Funeral services for Mr Vicklund will be conducted Saturday at miner gave a version of the events 1 p m Fork Third L D Immediately prior to and after the S 'ward chapel Interment will be alleged murder and injected the possible grounds WilIn Spanish Fork cemetery son Sorenson testified approached He married Miss Lucy Vluhlenstein of Provo September 24 1927 Steedman with whom he previously and settled in Dividend where he had foughtoutside a dance hall beworked in the mines They moved cause he objected to Steedman's apto Springville Cal in 1935 but re- proach to his dance companion Mrs turned to Utak last Jail and settled June Reed attractive young widow and assumed a "fighting position" at Goshen shots sounded he said and Surviving de his widow Mrs Two three Wilson fell Lucy Muhlenstein Vicklund Dr Steele Bailey Jr of Eureka daughters Lucy May Verna Chris- called to the Midway bar to attend tine and Ardis Irene Vicklund all de- of Goshen his mother Mrs Chris- Steedman after the affray he failed to obtain retine Vicklund of Spanish Pork two scribed how debrothers Albert Vicklund of Span- actions from the "stupilled" even when be applied ish Fork and Victor Vicklund of fendant antiseptics to minor Pleasant Grove four sisters Mrs astringentwounds and sewed up a cut over Margaret Erickson of Salt Lake the man's left eye— He said of City Mrs Anna Calhoun of Sacramento Cal MisellannahVicklund §teedman "He :knew nothing of his and Miss Ellen Vicklund of Spanish surroundings" R Verne McCullough defense Fork counsel then clashed with Ellis Funeral Saturday Pickett district attorney and C N over admissability of Funeral services for Mr Smith Leatherbury physician's answers as to ivill be conducted Saturday at 2:30 the whether Steedman was in condiin Santaquin Second L D S tion to differentiate between right Ward chapel and wrong The legal argument was He was born July 10 1913 at still on when District Will R Santaquin a son of Fred R and Hoyt adjourned courtJudge His wife Smith first Ewill Mary Mr$ Rosestella Nelson Smith preceded him in death and he later tnarried Miss Zeima Dalton of 1938 Ogden Legio"n of Plans Fete- - s' Nelf)s Briefs nteroltntalli For Leader I 4 la s — Drill Hits Explosive LertitilIole Lives of)lliners Funeral Rites for Vietims Arranged - FIUDAY 1101iNliTG:11ARCI1 s 79 Charge sue or two 6 4:(-?":1'V1- 1 et tY itz1 UI eLt1 16- - |