Show fcr ' 18 'THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Auto Bandits Rob Two Gas-Stati- Going to See ‘Rel)s Again ‘ MONDAY MORNING Grand Jurors WillJProbe ’’ JUNE 27 1938 ' 1 e Animal Blue-Blood- k Entertain Society s Horses Dogs Compete oris Oroup oTioung Strike Inquiry: Likely to Hold-up- s Junior League Gives Annual Affair at Stretch Out Another Month’ Twice in One Dajr Bamberger Estate Armed bandits believed to be Salt Lake county’s grand jury Utah’s socially elite aiding charity fugitive from the Utah at&te In may resume Its investigations into by supporting the Junior League d us trial school at Ogden' struck and governmental departments horse and dog show Sunday gath- other matters under consideration twice in Salt Lake City Sunday relate this week it was learned Sun ered at El Miramonte - beautiful lieving two service stations of day' country estate of Mi and Mrs Clartotal of $1350 ence Bamberger in Cottonwood to Special Prosecutor Beverly S Clendenin and District Attorney The robberies were committed In view prized animals on parade Calvin W Rawlings will confer The event which heralds opening n identical manner in stolen autoMonday as to several matters that of the midsummer social season was mobiles Both cars were recovered ths grand jury has Indicated a the sixth annual show sponsored by desirs to investigate Shortly after the hold-up- s the Junior League to provide funds The to finance its program of assisting The first occurred early Sunday grand jury which expected ” to conclude its work this month persons in need When a young gunman and three will spend the major part Children and adults participated probably companions held up the Commer of July in probing Into industrial in the affair as they led pet dogs cial Bulk Service station at 878 and labor complaints which have or rode spirited horses past ths iVest North Temple street and esbeqn placed befqre it large crowd assembled in a circle caped with $750 around the display ring of the im' Earl B Wright" of T7 West Prepare for Battle pressively situated Bamberger es- street said the attendant Temple Meanwhile Mr Rawlings and Mr tate four men In a green sedan pulled Clendenin assisted by Deputy DisHerbert Howart of Denver lead2:25 up to the station Sunday at trict Attorney Marlon G Romney western horse Show official ing a m Deputy County Attorney Brigham udged the equine events with C E E Roberts and Parnell Black are Flashes Gun Wright presiding as ringmaster H W Osborn was manager of the prepared to resist any efforts on the "I started to wipe off the windpart of attorneys for former Mayor I dog exhibition with Victor L Olsen shield when one of the men stepped E B Erwin R O Pearce and the acting as director and the applause out of the car flashed a gun which ten women indicted in the city graft of the crowd deciding the winner in looked like an old rusty 38 caliber I the one competitive event probe to receive additional time to revolver' and ordered me to face enter pleae Officials Attend ' the other way” Mr Wright said The defendants are scheduled to Then he ransacked the till and beGeneral chairman of the show plead on Thursday at 10 a m Defore leaving tore the receiver off the which was attended by etate and fense attorneys announced lastFrl-da- y phone” civic dignitaries led by Governor to file new that they planned ‘ ridThe car In which they were I'" “i motions to quash the indictments Henry H Blood and Mayor John M j ts Mosko-wiWallace was Mrs Alexander C ing stolen from Asher B to serve the required they being of 1351 Harrison avenue SatWallace motions upon Mr Rawlings and She and Miss Helen Sheets urday night was recovered shortly Three of the five Utah nonagenarians who left Sunday for the his staff before 0 p m Tuesday league president headed after the hold-u- p at Second South reunion of the "blue” and "gray” on the Gettysburg battlecommittee members handling ar’ Orders Bills and Second West streets rangements field Left to right Ira A Stormes John W Widdhes and hold-uSunp occurred second The Attracting particular attention Judge Herbert M- - Schiller who Youth of 19 Struck Robert L Rohm day at 9:30 p m at the Conoco servlast Wednesday nrdsred ths state among the horses entered in the ‘ 1702 East Seventh ice station at show was a month-ol- d to furnish ths defendants with bills Shetland On Head While street when two bandits riding in pony exhibited by the Misses Vora of particulars notified both the a gray coupe accosted Robert and Veca Baker state and defense that the court Riding Shaft Skip The pony was dwarfed when Booth 25 lessee who resides at the would insist upon early trials The rear of the station placed beside a huge Great Dane court also informed ths attorneys The driver produced a gun— I dog owned by Lauren W Gibbs and for ths defendants that it 'would A youth lay 'near don’t know what kind” Mr Booth displayed by his son Billy Gibbs expect them to be ready to argue death in L D S hospital Sunday said "He grabbed $8 out of the Providing entertainment during any new motions on Thursday at the face his and crushed search didn’t he night an scalp cash register but intermission was a novelty game time the pleas are entered Five Former Soldiers Hostilities to that on horseback between teams made me I had $20 in my pockets Forget Mr Rawlings said that the death in a mine accident at Park City I had just taken from the register up of Mrs Stuart B Pett and Roy The young man Roland McRae of Ben M Harmon a defendant Greet Foes of Civil War Days Bullen versus Miss Betty Allison and as I prepared to close the station wbuld have no effect upon ths other had gone into a shaft of ths Park t for the night" Henry Dinwoodey with the latter cases two winning City Consolidated Mines company s Same Procedure Their hostility of 75 years ago has been 111 several workings near Park City with his Prize Winners There too the bandits tore the faced by time five aged Utah vet- months father Edgar R McRae who is Oldest of ths fivs but one of receiver from the telephone and erans of the union Near close of the show Mrs C N ' army entrained the most active fled employed there as a pumpman George W Vogel was named winner of a $50 Ray for Pa Sunday Gettysburg night 97 stolen of car The Saturday night Ogden boarded the Union Riding up the shaft on a skip and William J Fitzpatrick prize V4 enereconciliation 443 Sixth and with a of their Pacific train there from Lee H Coburn young McRae stuck his head over winner of a free plane trip to Los" None of the five fought on the East street was recovered a few mies of the Civil war the side and was struck by a huge Angeles and return battlefield where they will pitch minutes later where it was aban timber The accident ocqurred SunAfter the competition and exhibiGiving Utah 10 per cent attendMr Wid-dodoned at Sixth East street and camp this week Only m 10:30 a At tion which closed just at dusk after day and Mr Vogel' had enlisted Coatsville avenue only a block ance on the union side they left The young man who was not an nearly four hours of activity a supwith companions for ths government-- by 1863 ths year of the battle and from the scene of the crime employs at ths mine resides in per at the Bamberger home rob- sponsored on two reunion In the was neither sector the that in bandits Although and was on a visit with the day’s program which is Marion G Romney Texas battlefield the - first large-scal- e Utah) two confederate veterans beries were described as being behi parentsbelieved to have netted approxieneof erstwhile also the old officers did invited not 20 the and 2$ years tween meeting attempt His condition wda reported 'by Miss Helen Vent riding Ben Bolt of the Edgemont stables is mately $2000 for charity Succeeded by believe the industrial escapees who mies since the peace of Appomat- journey They ere William Henry hospital attendants late Sunday to shown in the ring at the Junior League’s sixth annual horse Winners In the various classes In tox D other Johnston both Perry and John be very poor He suffered a allegedly have held up several order of placing Included: to "I’m N Stohl hands shake with ‘show of Salt Laks City going service stations were responsible Sunday at the Clarence Bamberger country crushed scalp a fractured nose and dog Joseph Children’s class— owned a ’reb’” exulted John W Wlddoes The train which carried the fractures of both jaws and severe estate Lower Wasatch Mike an English bulldog displayed by by Edgemont stablesLeggins ridden by Miss American Fork veteran Utahns eastward brought many cuts and bruises Muriel Robert Grisley takes a drink of water from a pop bottle Pugh Gayla owned and ridJoseph N Stohl real estate dealC 'That’a something Tv never done aged veterans ftoM southern den by Miss Veca Baker Reno before" At Ogden it was to pick er of 580 Thirteenth East street owned and ridden by Clarence Bam"It’ll 4eJike fighting one qf those up northern California delegates was sustained bishop of the Thirty-thir- d berger Jr and Silver Streak owned battles over again" said Ira A and at Green River Wyo those and ridden by Miss Vora Baker L D S ward Sunday night to com- from the northwest Stormes sprightly On its armander ef the Utah department of rival at Gettysburg it will b filled succeed Marlon G Romney recentFlying Gold Wins ths Grand Army of the Republic almost exclusively' with veterans ly advanced to presidency of the Road hacks and pleasure horses' Bonneville stake Commander Stormes had resolved and their companions Flying Gold owned by Mrs ' " his first President and Romney not to attend the reunion but ast Mr' Stormes was accompanied by t A Anderson and ridden George conCounselor W C Dr by ruled Haymond the Louis A Reppell Mr Brookbank Stake The Bryan L D S ward was sented after authorities Portland Hurt Paul Salt Laker Kutter Ben Bolt owned by ducted the meeting held in the formed Sunday night from parts confederate flag would not he car- by Mrs James Stevensen Mr Wld- ward Edgemont stables and ridden by does by Lewis J Steggle Mr Rohm chapel The temperature in Salt Lake of the Emerson and Sugarhouse ried in parade Dedicates Chapel Miss Helen Vent Londonderry Motor Mathis was retained as Ivan Cleaning J old lot of a to meet "I'm Bliss V Mr and Lott going Vogel by Sorenson railroad H C wards and owned by Miss Marie Bamberger first counselor Stanley Russon was City "Sunday afternoon skirted upand neighbors" said Robert by his son Dr George W Vogel and ridden by Victor L Olsen Pat engineer of 1212 Kensington ave' friends counselor and Leon ward to a seasonal high of 93 desecond named 90 of Rohm L On 1500 the station drum at the Myton in youngest With 35 E about for salesmanCrookston C platform persona Due was sustained bishop owned by Thomas Kearns and ridL Halverson clerk ward but after of the Penn2 grees from five “I enlisted of Lake learning the No of Salt new Is corps post The Bryan ward the third the Salt Lake Knitting works was tendance formal organization of den by Miss Marcy Ivers as Benn Broadbent retired E know" American old extreme in saluted the heat other sections Legion Unit organized In the Highland L sylvania you in critical condition 'at L D S the L D S church’s Portland Ore open— Nancy counselor and H D Brad- Utahns decided D S stake in only two years The Thomas William Brookbank 92 soldiers and the Ladles of the G second the intermountalA McDonald as clerk ford served had ward to unable A was with severe stake took place Sunday simul- Miss Vora owned and ridden by They of of Lake R sang "The Battle Hymn Salt City hospital early Jlonday stake itself is less than three years west was not such a bad place Baker Tony Hytone come from the car to greet the the Republic" victory song of the with Bishop Romney during the second degree burns suffered In a taneously with dedication of the owned by Edgemont stables old and ridafter alL ' The new bishop has been chair- crowd of G A R affiliate organiza- Civil war Members of the Wom- last three years Colonia$150000 den home recently completed by Maynard Sorensen The new bishop has been chairHong In Needles Cal the nation’s hot gasoline explosion 'at his man of the stake genealogical com- tion members and American Legion- en’s Relief corps and the United man Kong owned and ridden by Miss Mr Crookston who resides at l-ward of the high priests’ quorum in chapel' naires who brought flags and mar- Spanish War Veterans and auxilwas the mitteeclocked at spot mercury Thomas and Lady Beth the ward street was The Associated Press reported it Kathryn K W Burnett first counselor in tial music to the exuberant "send- - iaries also participated 114 Yuma Arlz held second heat 1599 South West Temple ' owned by Mrs G P Castle and ridMormon of one the was ’autoof his was first chosen motor the Emerson ward largest den by Elden Barney cleaning the honors at 110 counselor of the new unit and AuFine harness — Headlines owned mobile with gasoline when the ex- gatherings in Oregon history and on occasions two preAlthough burn Chlpman ward clerk of Emerstake was the first to lie cre- by Miss Frances M Bagley and the oepurred plosion here had the temperature son was sustained second counselor viously in the northwestern states L driven by George B Thomas and reached the level SunHis clothing became ignited and ated of Bryan No ward clerk was se D S mission Edgemont Sun owned by H A Sormidday’s temperature reading in lected he was badly burned about the enson and driven by Herman new Ths has stake jurisdiction 1938 afternoon waa the high for In the Emerson ward Kenneth be ever southwestern Washington and Krahenbuhl arms and back chest abdomen beHowever it was nine degrees H Williams was advanced from Oregon Class June heat rec- fore police arrived and rushed hjm northwestern Dr Herbert B Maw Utah state low the Police crime reports Sunday listed two store burglaries which secohd to first counselor to succeed M L Bean of Portland was who ex in Lake ord to Firemen Saif the City Mr Burnett S' W' Pixton was sus- netted thieves a total of dihospital will new senator discuss the d saddle horses open— stake Elmer named $15 in cash president approximately A minimum during tingulshed the blaze in the autotained second counselor B F Willis rect primary law Monday at 11 a m the Stoddard of Portland first coun- Edgemont Sun owned by H A SorBurglarized were Russ’ barber early morning held Sunday’s mobile estimated damage at $20 who has served with Mr Chlpman selor Clifford L Neilson of Port- enson and ridden by Herman at ths opening meeting of the In' mean temperature down to 78 The firemen expressed belief a land second counselor as clerk will continue in that ca shop 73 West Third South street and John Krahenbuhl Queen’s Jester owned ‘Obtained $12 in cash seven normal above automobile thieves born in in the where of circuit degrees affairs short stitute public King' only paclty Donaldson of Portland secretary and ridden by George B Thomas conradio model and and forecast fair Observers small table the a and which caused a spark ignited The reorganization was completed John Barleycorn owned and ridden bury hall tinued warm weather Monday gasoline The machine’s motor was at a meeting in the Emerson ward the Dupaix Grocery store 775 South by Mrs E J Franklin and U Dandy 8 p m Dr Spencer D Par At was loot which skies acciof where the despite threatening conducted running at the time by Stayner 'Richards Eighth West street by Mrs Arthur Woolley and Utah ratt of science brief two Osteopathic Group owned professor political dent Sunday evening brought stake president At least a couple of Salt Lake approximately $3 ridden by George Fife : -— — — ‘i — area downtown at the- University of Syracuse will showers to ths About 40 per cent of the 1800 Police said they believed both City flower lovers have- Children’s dog h a n d 1 n g— Miss Reelects President "sticky fin- speak on "Centralization in Govern' membership of the Emerson ward places were burglarized by ' the same gers" Mary RichatdS with Karloff Brus-aelo- ff ment” was diverted to the new organ! persons sines identical methods s’ a Borzoi owned by H W Dr B W Clayton ol Salt Lke cation which will extend from the were used to gain entrance In both This was one of the worries of Round table discussions will be ' was reelected president of the Osborn and Clarence Bamberger Jr ' ' City to avenue held between had been afternoon the window side of & cases front north the police detective bureau Sun during Kensington glass Utah Osteopathic association Sun- with Harlequin a Great Dane owned the south side of Wilson avenue be- broken and then carefully removed day night after two local residents 2 and 4 o’clock The institute is day afternoon at a meeting In the by Alfred Frank three-day to affair East and addition Packin tween Tenth and Thirteenth Arrested near ths Armour Open jumpers— Navoou owned by Lake Salt of theft reported from library potted 15 fea‘plants includes Dr ’Dr Maw and about Parratt will Streets It also A L Glasmann of Ogden and ridden ing company warehouse at 875 West the front D D has Jose of was D San Dr of W Provo Clark to Cal' An restore the Boyer eyeoperation ture Darrell J Greenwell Dr ' per cent of the Sugarhouse ward Fourth South street early Sunday porches of their homes by Blaine Glasmann Walker Dr J R Mahoney sight of William G Shelton blind little use for Salt Lake City— he lost elected vice president and Dr Alice owned by Miss MarieLondonderry membership were Alex Chavez 23 and Mrs Lois Henry J Goist 367 East Fourth ' Bamberger dollar matchsecretary-treasura E In $115 Houghton ' South street and Mrs Henry C George S Eccles and Dr Harold S atorney failed Dr Bascpm W Meetings are to be held in the Patman Perry 18 Police reported Dr Wilford G Hale of Logan ad and ridden by Victor L Olsen ing game Emerson ward until a new chapel is the building bad been entered and Crowe 834 Fourth East street were Tuttle Bachelor owned Palmer announced Sunday night Neph by Orval LarMr Clarjc who was en route from dressed the meeting constructed sen and ridden by Miss Catherine that a typewriter and a case of the complainants - "I made a complete new to for from California Missouri stepped pupil Purton and Ben Bolt owned by beer had been loaded onto one of IIold Annual Outing' his eye" Dr Palmer said "How' a train at the Denver & Rio Grande ridden by the company’s trucks The two were Student Edgemont stables and Railroad 4 company depot Western " Leaves too was the weak ever for the retina Group L Miss Helen Vent held in' the city jail for investigaA stranger 12:40 p m former L D S missionat Forty Sunday Roland Bloomstrand local tennis Twelve eastern student geologists aries to the southern states met operation to be a success" tion of burglary went for a accosted him and they f ' ' pro and Frank Mehner teamed to ‘ Other thefts listed on the Sunday and thelb leader Frank J Wright of Saturday evening in their annual Dr Palmer said he operated June walk' defeat Dave and Dan Freed 4 4 crime report Included: Theft of a Granville Ohio Sunday left Salt outing in Liberty park LeGrand 11 "We walked a ways and a third only at the insistence of Mr in a special exhibition which folfrom a home at 425 South Lake City for Yellowstone National Richards presiding bishop and forMr bicycle man told Clark naappeared” po' the of Utah Two regiments lowed the horse show The winners ' of a purse park after three weeks’ study in mer president of the mission en- Shelton and members of the Salt lice "They started matching dol- Rotary International Hotel Utah street West Third tlpeft tional guard returned Sunday to 7 n played brilliant tennis to score the m who Lake la area this a The Denit from county legal profession $4 in cash keys and group lars and finally persuaded me to gaged in the program' Miss Mabel their base stations in A score Of contaniing American Society of Civil Engison and Columbia universities triumph over the newly crowned Mrs Glaus from F the was In financed M lost into the George I Sampson $115" papers get charge game operation Utah cities from Camp W G Wil- of 325 neers Beau Brummel cafe city champions of street theft East Third liams in Jordan Narrow following 12 noon and one of the most successful annual a purse containing $9' in change Executives’ association Beau personal property from Mrs Merle encampments in history 12:10 p m Japanese Savant Brummel cafe w of 1922 Fourth East street k The training period was Thorup Utah Warehousemen" Newhouse and attachof an auto-radi- o theft swim' of a dedication highlighted by hotel 12:15 p m Speaks in Utah ments valued at $47 from a car Detective Lieutenant Daniel However neither of the two Richards and Scott were arThe Massachusetts officers ar- General Motors corporation Newxning pool visits of Holla-da- y of owned Hawks Albert by O’Connell of of officersthe Somerville national Walter Scott 22 nor Henry C participation rested last Monday night as they rived in Salt Lake City by plane Dr Takizo Matsumoto secretary house hotel 12:15 p m Mass police department Sunday Richards 21 admitted the crime a California regiment with the two of the national Olympic committee Women’s chamber of commerce slept 'In a stolen automobile at last immeand night Thursday Utah units dedication of a plaque night predicted an early solution Lieutenant O’Connell said First West and First South directors Hotel Utah I p m of Japan and q former professor to the murder in Somerville last "We are working on the two to Brigadier General W G Wil- Will Address Meet diately launched an investigation Women's chamber of commerce of economics at ths University streets by Radio Patrolmen G of men from a new angle however" C Bray and David G Johnson of the case after' descriptions liams adjutant general of Utah May 31 of William Phillips Hotel Utah 2 p m Tokyo spoke fit two meetings durmembership merchant he added "And I believe we will and announcement by Brigadier f James Landrum of Denver! secretBoth readily admitted that provided by eyewitnesses to the Central-Wester- n stay in Utah Shippers’' asso- - ing his week-en- d of Round Table InLieutenant O’Connell and local know definitely Monday if they they had stolen the machine from bandits’ flight from the store talGeneral Carl A Badger comman ary-treasurer ha talked in Japaelation Newtouss hotel 6 p m night Saturday A Medford Maes lied with those of the two' fugider of the Sixty-fift- h used car salesbrigade of ternational will address the Tegu- police spent much of Sunday participated in the alaytng" Art Barn membership Art nese to members of the Isel in Salt ’ Mr Van Amburgh one of the man but denied participation in tives his coming marriage to Mrs Rena lar luncheon meeting of the Salt grilling the two suspects -- which Barn 7:30 p m Lake City and in English to mem- foremost ballistics experts in the the slaying of Mr Phillips- - Scott B Maycock assistant director for Lake Round Table Tuesday at 12:15 brought the Somerville detective Scott and Richards were first Utah Progressive Labor league bers of Nisei at a meeting in the" home economics of the Utah State p m in the Hotel Utah it was an' and J J Van Amburgh ballistics nation said he had not yet com323 2 South State street however admitted he formerly linked with the slaying the night Intermountain Buddhist church 1pm M Cumservnounced Leland dethe for Massachusetts expert Sunday by pared bullets fired from a 32 resided “only four doors away" of their arrest when a newspaper Salt Lake county Democratic exAgricultural college extension Sunday afternoon he addressed caliber bullets taken from Mr ice Date of the wedding had not mings secretary of the local organ-natio- n partment of public safety across from the shop in which ths merecutive committee ’ Newhouse Japanese at ths Buddhist church in story of the Phillips murder was i the nafqn by plane last week in chant waa robbed and been$nnounced Sunday Phillips’' bedy fpund In their possession hol p m Ogden Mine Mishap Injures Employe’s Son Utah G A R Veterans Board if Train for Gettysburg Meet u f" LDSName - New 33rd es Ward Bishop com-plet- his-tor- io I D S Create ed v - Cali-fornt- Netv Wordy Name Bishop S L Mercury Blast Burns Ranges High Others Higher Salesman Church Forms Oregon Unit ’ ‘ ’ Two Store Burglaries Net Thieves Meager $15 Haul Maw to Explain Primary Law Flve-Galt- Five-gaite- ‘Flower Lovers’ Steal Plants 1 Eye Operation On Lawyer Fails Slicker ’ ‘ Rook 4 ! 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