Show I VFW Encampment Names Installation of Officer- Goses Parley With National Leaders Present - Service S Spencer 63 :orm President of Logan an8 Sail Lake City died at his ranch near Dingle Idaho Monday- - night of Spotted fever following a tick bite He was born at Salt Lake City son-o- f in 1875-- a William J and He had Rachel Bennlon Spencer been a sheepman 40 years operating a large sheep ganch near DIn-gl- e pe had been dll with the fever for seven days Surviving are hiswldow Mrs explains ' Lilly North Spencer Six sons and Sheriff E-- R-- Prater said such a daughters: WrS of Lava move has been discussed by local Hot Spring IdahoSpencer Pearl Mondell authorities but that the matter has Paul and Bennlon Spencer and Mrs not been officially presented to the Jqh ft F Hawkins of Logan five hoard Of county commissioners mothers and alsters: W E SpenGillette added that he would vary cer ’of Emmett Idaho John B much like to see the jewelry om Spencer of Cokevllle Wyo Mrs pany the states of Idaha 'or Utah Edith Hill Mrs Fred Player and or other interested agencies place a Mrs Hyrum Welling alt of Salt sizeable amount top the purpose out- Lake City lined Funds are available by the state for such- - purposes it is pointed out KEMMERER Wyo— John D DaOlson’s body was discovered in a vis 19 died at a local hospital Tueslocal hotel driveway on May 24 day the first victim of the season in with a 25 caliber bullet wound at 'Western Wyoming of spotted fever Davis was employed by Harry the base of the skull Officera beJulian sheepman of Fossil “Wyo lieve he was killed on May 2b and had been in this region since LOGAN— Mrs Frank H Gun March Bell 410 Wall street Salt Lake His parents a brother and two' sisCity injured id a Monday auto ters of Cllnchport Va survive accident here was reported in The body will be taken to Hiagood condition at a locql hospital watha Kan for buri&L TWIN FALLS Idahq— Suggestion that a reward Tor information leading to the conviction of the slayer of George L Olson murdered Salt Lake City jewelry salesman be offered by 'Twin-Fall- s county commissioners or the etate of Idaho was offered here Tuesday by Howard Gillette chief of police Such a move would lend encouragement to possible possessors of information to assist police offi cera in developing a possible Sold tion to the week-ol- d Gillette esolution9-Hitt“Uii-Amerrcari“Groups Tribune Intermountain Service CEDAR CITY—Installation of Albert 0 Roberts of Ogden as the new Utah department commander Veterans of Foreign Wars and selection of Ogden as the 1939 encampment city featured dos-in- g sessions of the fifth annual encampment of the Utah veterans here Tuesday Mr 'Roberts succeeds Walter H Anderson Salt Lake county- - commissioner Mrs Lola Waddingham ofMil-ford was named president of the auxiliary succeeding Mrs Lillian Quartets Will Vie For Trip to Templeton o f Ogden The new department e'ommander has served as chief of staff during the past year end been active in foreign Veterans’ affairs for many years Jte was named to head the Utah group over William M Shay of Cedar City only other nominee Roster of Officers Other department officers ‘ elect- ed at the final session included: C Los Meet E Burr of Cedar City senior vice commander James W Latimer of Salt Lake City junior vice comTribune Intermountain Service mander Leslie P Broberg of Salt CEDAR CITY— Morris' C Rob- Lake City quartermaster George erts president of the Cedar City P Bowman of Ogden chaplain B Lions club Tuesday reported plans Harold Slater of Salt Lake City Angeles fofthe Utah-Idah- o district convenadvocate and Dr R J Alextion of Lions International which judge ander of Salt Lake City department opens here Friday were practically surgeon complete Members of the administrative Interest in the Lions quartet eon-ie- st council from districts of the state Is increasing and promises to were named as follows: Wllford W feature the two-da- y meet he said Welch of Logan Win Templeton A cash prize of $200 will be made of Ogden Lamar Barlow of Farmby the Utah district Lions to take ington Alfred Henkle of Bingham! the best Club quartet to the national Robert L Storms of Salt Lake City convention in Oakland Cal later Austin N Carter of Provo Rodney in the month Entries to date In- Whlta of Beaver and William C clude Provo Mt Pleasant Salt Adams of Cedar City B M RichLake City and Cedar City ards of Ogden was appointed adju- Walter H Anderson of Salt Lake City left congratulating his Word was received Tuesday by tant general succeeding Mr Lat- Successor as state commander of the Utah department VetM J Urle convention chairman imer of Roberts Albert O of Wars erans Ogden Foreign would attend A gold pin was presented to Mr that the Morgan club the convention sn masse and bring Anderstm by the Rev Edwin A the Morgan high school Shearer-o- f New York City national band Assurance already had been chaplain and official representative TLjtali given that the Richfield girls’ bugle of the national commander at the corps would qttend Mr Urie said Installation Utah encampment Committees will held their final ceremonlesxfor the hew officers checkup meetingWednesday night were conducted by Mr Slater Advance reservations indicate a record attendance says Ernest Greer Appointive Places By-La- ws housing chairman with nearly 200 Recommendations of the retiring reservations to date administrative council regarding The convention program includes Tribune Intermountain Service Tribune Intermountain Service appointive officer who are in the trip to Zion national park Friday midst of special assignments were rode PROVO— Approval of revised byNev—Death afternoon where one session will be given to the new department heads the Boulder highway early Tuesday laws and constitution of the Utah held in Zion lodge with a dance in by Mr Anderson as follows: That when a California car the evening &W George Lions are Department Historian H K Brown morning three tourists from the vi- State Elks’-- association will be one in charge of the Zion park trek of Bingham Patriotic Instructor bearing cinity of Rice near Parker dam of the principal items of business Mr Roberta said Harry N Austen and Llaiso'n Offi- rolled over killing Robert Charles at thetwenty-fift- h annual conveneswill be convention the Sunday cer Harry L Thomas of Salt Lake em25 Union Oil corted to Cedar Breaks and other City be reappointed to complete Gary of Rice and companyJames tion of the organization here Friploye injuring southern Utah scenic spots by mem- their work assistant ' postmaster of day Saturday and Sunday accordbers of the PangUitch Kanab and Sait Lake City post 409 won the Windsor ing to M Howard Graham of Provo Cross Roads Cal Cedar City clubs Utah silver loving cup awarded anC F Neukam an employe of the general chairman nually to the post electing the most Union Oil company of Cross Roads ’These and constitution department officers The award is was not injured been have revised by Bartley G Me S E Needham" made by Logan The accident occurred about eight jeweler and becomes the property miles from Las Vagas on the Boul- Donough Park City lawyer and will of the post winning it three times der Dam highway about 3 a m and be submitted to the executive comSalt Lake won the award in 1937 was the only serious crash record- mittee for approval at a meeting Thomas E1 Carroll of Phoenix ed over the week end according to OGDEN-D- an of this committee Friday at 3 p m Ev Magdiel 19 of Ariz member of the national adsheriffs records police and 600 East Capitol street Salt Lake ministrative council the Rev Mr pary who was driv- in the local Elks’ home Mr GraCity Tuesday in city court pleaded Shearer and Darrell Decoe of Sac- ingApparently car to sleep and lost ham said went the to reckless innocent driving charges ramento CaL past commander-i- n control of the machine Police said After approval by the executive an automobile a cel chief were preferred-afte- r at principal speakers the car Left thepavement and trav- committee they will be submitted dent Saturday afternoon at Twenty-t- Tuesday’s meetings the preceding eled the slope of thq shoulder for Saturday to the convention for hird street and Monroe boule election about 250 feet hit a dike hurtled for adoption The executive comvard City Judge Hyrum A Belnap The national legislative program 50 and rolled over The three mittee is Dean R Daynes of Salt continued the hearing until Wednes- fof which' the veterans are 'work- menfeetwere pinned heath the car Lake City chairman O E Vom-bauday of Salt Lake City secretary ing was explained by Mr Carroll Neukam dug his way out from "the heed failed to Magdiel assertedly v who urged an increased enrollment wrecked machine and the representatives of the seven a atop sign at the boulevard as he of eligibles as the most effective Dazed by the' accident ahd stilt Utah lodges as follows: Ben: C proceeded westward and crashed means of accomplishing their alms half Emmett asleep Neukam told police he Rich Salt Lake City driven his 'car into a light coupe ran for about two miles and flagged Blackenton Ogden George W BarPeace Program by Don Parke 19 of 2162 Jackson Urges down a passing machine Gary ap- den Park City C A Knobbs Price avenue The Rev Mr Shearer made an was instantly killed from S B Atherly Eureka E H Parke believed at first to have Inspirational talk as the personal aparently Cedar City and Mr Grabroken neck incurred serious injuries when part- messenger of Commander-in-ChlWindsor was rushed to the Las ham Provo ly thrown from the coupe and Scott P Squyres who was prevent- Vegas hospital where doctors said Entertainment for the Lady Elks dragged a considerable distance ed from attending the convention his Injuries were not serious being arranged by a committee was released from the hospital Tues- He urged the veterans to support is at the Palm Fu headed by Mrs Tillie P Singleton Gary’s body for minor a treatment day after the organization and its officers and neral home word from his general chairman Includes a lunchbrain concussion and lacerations to continue to fight for justice and parents Mr awaiting and Mrs Fred C Gap-lip- p eon Saturday at 1:30 p m in and bruises cafe of 'Chicago peace as hard as they fought in war s Commander Anderson in his final Land Flooded for made a vigorous appeal message FERRY Idaho-Burs- ting the veterans to “wake up and fight BONNERS sent of a private dam near for the same principles which and 20 years ago overseas you 200 another added here Tuesday nuacres to the Kootenai valley’s which are now threatened by T School the Hatch Family Meets to subversive Budget Hearing merous agencies acres 11000 flooded — present form of government" He A hearing on the rethe LOGAN— LOGAN Celebrating reiterated his stand that the vet- eighty-fift- h duced budget of the Cache counbirthday annivererans should be citizens first of all ty school hoard likely will be and take an active part in their sary of Mrs Annie S Hatch held June 16 End of the buildCache a communities family early pioneer ing program enabled a decrease J Resolutions' action drastic urged reunion was held Monday in Loin expenditures e part of the federal govern- gan canyon Mrs Hatch has been ment to suppress “bunds" and all ‘ Wants Auditorium With Your other organized groups attempting living in Salt Lake City since D 1921 S temple in L OGDEN— County Commission engaged by means of parades costumes and Chairman George F Simmons unother methods to emulate the doc- and genealogical work dertook Tuesday to obtain suptrines of foreign dictators More than a score of resolutions K C End Meet port for a public auditorium You hovs only one pair of were adopted ranging from recomproject in Ogden — FALLS to lost all Idaho Idaho TWIN through Eyos you mendations for increased benefits lifo Guard thoso dslicato to 'dependents of world war veter- Knights of Columbus concluding To Seek More Time priceless friends and they ans to measures advocating strict a three-da- y session chose Joseph PROVO— Provo city likely will will reward you with bolter registration and control of anti Baldeck of Lewiston as state ask an extension of time before isionrgreater joy inlivingT American forces hemeas his their complying with a court order dicity' — Thewomen’a more eiiiciehcy in your liie program was given 1939 convention site recting the city to prepare peti- work over entirely to election and installation copies of an ’initiative ordi-- " tion of officers Mrs Consuella De- Gun nance to repeal the power- - plant Mishap Fatal incoe past national president ordinances of October 1936 — stalled the newly elected officers A LEWISTON Idaho SpoIn addition to Mrs Waddingham kane Wash woman Mrs Gregnew officers of tlie auxiliary are ory Z Bitter 23 died here Mon- Mrs Nina Higgins of Salt Lake day after being shot accidentally City senior vice president Mrs with a revolver Good Advice Eldredge of Ogden junior vice president Mrs Bernice Huff 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All-Br- an Eat it every1 day drink plenty of water and join the “regulars”! is madeby Kellogg In Battle Creek ' Men’s 398 Slacl$ Men’s and youths’ white duck also black and white checks 6 to 7 Ar-de- Rotarians Hear Plea for India s Tuesdayat midnight 'fa (o) Intermountain News Briefs EYES emergency-rate- SWIM TRUNKS ef nlf were to have Tuesday Other sheep herders working for" the Peter M Clegg Interests by Promulgation of normal freight whom Booth- - was employed obrates the Utilities commission here served his flock drifting Monday estimated would have cost Inter- afternoon and began the search His horse saddled and bridled was mountain southwestern and feund in his camp farmers from a scale of Tuesday morning a private aearch to 20 £ents more per hundred- party directed by Mr Clegg and weight on potatoes and green vege- members of the county sheriff tables A force joined the hunt i The emergency rate ha been In Booth was found unconscious effect for three years Bruce did about II a m‘ by Allen Warr Erda not tiy how long the extension rancher Dr T M Aldoui who brought would last a It was noted however that a 5 Booth here said Tuesday night his per cent Increase recently granted condition was serious He still was railroads on agricultural products unconscious and suffering from ex- would go into effect regardless of posure Aidoua said He apparently the I C Cs action in permitting bad fallen from his horse after continuation of the emergency being stricken with a sudden illness the physician said rates Bruce former rate expert for the IDAHO FALLS Idaho-Su- gar Montana public utilities commission represented the states of Utah beet thinning contracts offering Montana Idaho and North Dakota higher pay are reported to the in his plea for continuation of the luring many workers off cjty W P A projects emergency rates The expired ft ft ft ft Denies Charge on-th- Tribune Intermountain Service TOOELE— Missing from his camp that the interstate commerce com- since- Monday afternoonwe J Ed found Booth 59 sheep herder mission Jiad granted an extension of unconscious a half mile from the emergency freight rates upon pots mouth of rugged Bates canyon near here shortly before 11 a m toes and green vegetables telepublic utilities commission phoned TuesdayJwm Washington SUSP'S S3 Salt Lake Driver Play Safe SeriousJIurts BOISE Idaho (UP)- -J G Bre chief of transportation for Oieldaho (2) by-la- ’s Tooele Man Suffers Co) flEn New Kee-ley- Missing Herder Found jn Coma wmMsmm pVJjnJIn LAS-VEGA- it LOGAN —Georgs ” Lions Convene Friday At Cedar City I Gillette Urges Idaho Rancher ICC Retains Dies of Reward for Emergency Olson Slayer Spotted Fever Freight Rates Tribune Intermountain New and Old Commanders Ogden for 1939 Meet -R- " JUNE 11838 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING Beautiful prints fine riyon and cotton fabric in novelty colorings 52x52-l- n ‘ y x ft ft |