Show !¥ Saturday Morning- - tllje Sait £akc (Tribune- Big Chuck Klein Makes Comeback WithBucs - Treasure Isle Lures Gem Stale Leaders Rebecca Hudson Sncddon'Katherine L S Keller jlluth Meadows Overton Rebec n Hudson Ka'benne noser p Mnn of K!!r 922 kdtsc n nitci'l then late lhmdi r"r'b?u'S “r?' 11 ft feu hrw-Sail lake she hal been h rt si Mr’ I ake I always liked Pittsburgh could hit well there And now that I m playing every day my batting When you sit eye has returned on the bench most of the time you lose your sense of timing "They say I'm hitting over 400 since I'e been with the Pirates A fellow can't keep up that pace ” Chuck but grinned and you got the idea that mavbe a fellow can if his name is Klein and he's In a new environment and happy about the whole thing Klein thinks the Pirates would be up there right now if they had Cv Blanton and Russ Bauers Both chuckers have been out most of the season with bad arms Bauers is with the team and Blanton at his home in Oklahoma There is only a vague hope that either wfll see much service this jfeliiWiSn ti'inif ftto&afaMiiUv'V nL A F Fair Honors Idaho In Ceremony Today Tribune Intermountain Service TWIN FALLS Idaho — Tw'm Falls Police Chief Howard Gillette Friday broke his three-da- y ailence concerning a shipment of stolen furs received here but continued his refusal to disclose the name of the Twin Falls woman involved The furs appraised by local police at about $5000 came from Frank J Fuller recently arrested Hollywood and Los Angeles resident who is accused by Los Angeha officers of the theft of more than $560 000 worth of furs from movie stars and other notables Chief Gillette in his first discussion of the case revealed the furs came here by express on May 27 and that the woman who received the goods had hung them in a closet in her home "Although she could offer no explanation of the reason for the gift from a friend the woman was apparently not criminally involved as a fence or a Gillette declared "The consignee of this was in no way imphrated shipment as an accomplice in' any crime hut simply received this ahipment without knowledge of what it was when she signed for it" he added The chief added that Fuller haa been in Twnn Falls some time within the past year or two but that he was known here under another name rather than the probable alias under which he wras arrested The shipment of fur3 consisted of four fur coats a double fox fur neckpiece and several cloth coats with fur collars of ermine beaver and seal the investigation showed and were valued by Loa Angeles officials at about $20(300 Gillette said the shipment of furs was the only one shipped to the unrevealed local woman hut that her friend hod frequently on oc( asions fent her other gifts such as perfume and inndy fiom all parts of the country governor d no-ho- xur-pri- l"v's three-sixteent- Cubans Take Davis Lead Whita-HAVAN- lAh-C- uha d is 2 Hold Tourney Alicpa Elects New Officers 5 join Tennis Sentenced For Trailer Mon-tan- it J 4 Trawler I Cnn-ton- e J 1 tetniy He Heber Richards Gibbs ha veaia Heber Ptchrd Gibb 55 em plove of the Utah Dq mr control inmrm sum d ed Ertd at H Id p m at hi home lttbO Twenty fifth trect la Ogden of urema He was horn March in 1S84 tn Ocden a on of Heher and Mnrv Dahl (ihb and attended Mound Fort hool and Weber a adeniv A a voting man he waa em with Martha Flora tober Mi Oc I 'nI Li retire Elizabeth R Matthias Tmuxlale f’r''(r9 aaleaman riled al p m hl hm Haahmainn hnulecard of a Hidden attack of heart ailment He w a horn on November 27 175 fn 111 10 Delaney and Martha Wil Ridgwav Trousda e After attending a husiue ( illege at Dixon III tie operated a hard ware ior In Mdgwav for vear and in lOjft moved to Twin several Falls Mho a a salesman for the Consolidated Wagon end MHihlne company He moved to Ogden hi 192r and began selling life tnur ante He wa a member of Ogden Presiv-lertathunh and wa ahv in Y MCA ami Red ( ro work Surviving ar his wldiw Mr Reulah Robert non Trousdale whom he married In Rldkwav a non and lour daughter lawreme Trousdale of Halt lake C!t Mrs Louis Mallsrv of I arnmle Wvo Mrs W F BruMer nf Hickson Tenu Mr Hunderhauf of FramiSfo Cai Riljh Mr Max Stevens nf Ogden and a sister W Mr T Bowman of Mountain View a lo four ChI grand' hildren Funeral annouruement will be made bv KirkitidRil Darlli g rnortnar) sn Elmer McBride Clyde Iroustlale Vn-la- OGDk N— J trahel h Radioed Matthias wi'e of Henrv Aiatthia of 145 West Pat ter ti avenue died Eridav afternoon at an Ogden hoepDal She wt b rn m Yorkshire fticlaud 0 t titer id lhhS h daughter of hdward amt Marv Newton Radford She wa mar Tied to Mr Matthias hi Jon upland S90 ami that year the couple left 15 for Amend a L D S convert Utah They lived in Coalville for in vearfi then in Cumberland Uo In 1917 Ihcv moved to Ogden She wa a member of ihe Nineteenth L D 8 varrt and had been arthe in Khef of(ety work are her husband and three Surviving ns Mr Lillian GoddHughtera ami two I dard Mrs Feti rl Bjam and Mr D Ai fit rinti of Ogden William H Matthias of San FrHiioisi o and Henrv MaMhiaa of Nev and bv 18 grandchildren and Spark three gi eat p ra nd hilri ren Eunerai a rrnnjrement will be announced by Lindquist A Sons mortuarv OGDEN— Clyde Elmer McRrlde of 209 Qunhv avenue died at hn hone earlv En dav after a three vernot’ I! h cm of omina 0‘n following an mduairial acldnt Born in Ogden on Augut 2 19iJf to Th ima A and Sarah Ann Marainn M Bride he wa a lifelong resident of the iitv Me wa a member of the J D s thorch A an athlete Mr McBride wa well known for hi abilitv a boxer are hi widow Surviving Mr Fthet M' ( ull'n h N ieisoit M' Bride whom he mar ned on September A his father of Gt rtntsv ole cn and Jav ant Joa M Bride of Og endaughter three on ( Uir Vernal and R NieGon of Ocdei and two brother qiher M I no of Ogden and Horace M Bride of 1hatne 5 brother IGI f fea wa Itla E Sullivan RUPFRT Idaho— Mrs Ida E RuHivan pioneer of Minidoka prominent school circles for many cotint) vear teadicr of the fust school on Mtiudoka project and fir 14 oneut!ve veara Minidoka couutv "(hool superintendent died at the home of her youngest son David D Sullivan of Funeral Nampa Monday will be service conducted in the Rupert MeihodDt church NuiuUv at 2 n m with the Rev Albert R Parrett officiating Burial wiil he m the Rupert cemeterv beside the bodv of her husband Frank Sullivan who died here Oi tober 12 1919 Ida Film Galveau born Deremher 19 '59 in Agemv Iowa She wa tiom the Agemv high school and the tt irrual h hool of Oilumwa Iowa She then taught Lnghh and mathematic in tha high schools of Agency and hddvvtlle Iowa In the spring of 194 she was married to in Iowa Both taught Fiank Sullivan al veaia and after homesteading in western Kansas moved tn Filina Mo where a newoaper they published the Knox Countv Republican Togethei they published novel of ivil wsr rime and wrote Civil war story published serially a ( omtng tn the Minidoka project in 1905 thev homesteaded In what is now Pioneer Mr nixtrut Sullivan taught the firt e hool here and later taught tn Hevburn high s hool resisninv to become enuntv On retinue frcm school superiiiietuint work with her son David D Sullivan rhe operated a turkev farm near Arequia until thev moved to Nampa several vear ago are seven son and daughter Surviving Del I Sullivan director of immigration Denver ’oln T Maik Sullivan of Dean Roic Sullivan of Nampa Pari R Sullivan of Rivervlew David D Sullivan of Namra daughter are Mrs Gwen Morse of Runert and loie Sullivan of Pocatello alo 12 grand (hildren and two great grandchildren in John Dasovich ROCK SPRINGS Wvo — Funeral service for John Dasovich 55 Superior coal miner who died in a Rock Spring hospital Tuesday night will he conducted In the South side Catholic (hur'h at 9 a m RaMirdav with the Rev A Pate officiating Rosarv wa ret fed In the Rnsan mortuary chapel at 8 p m Fndav Mr Dasovich had been a reshlent of Sweetwater countv 15 vear and for nine vears was president of tha feuoerior V M Wr A loc al He wa horn December IT 1RR3 In Crcatia where a brother now live Hu wuiciw Mr of Superior Anna Dasovich also surv ives Dean Douglas Nielson nUNNJROV — Funeral serv Ice for Dean Doubles Nielson 21 son of Charles and 7eporah Nielson wl! be conducted in L D 8warcl chapel Sunday at 45 n m directed hv Peterson mortuarv Mr Nie n who dtd Wednedv was bom In Giuu eon November 1$ 1914 Surviving are h father and mother and the folHwm brother and Grant and B'Vd Nielson aid Mrs William Snda of Sa'f ake CHv Mark Nielson of Gunnison and Mr Fdgar I arson of ManH Interment will be In Gunnison city cem-ter- v ttra Eva A R Holliday DGDFV — Funeral erlcea for Mr Eva Ain e KUey Holliday 4 former Gsdenlte and wife of Joenh F Holliday who died Tuedav in an Flko Nev hospital will he c niduc ted Saturday at T p ni hi Auhorest Memorial mortuarv chapel bv President James H Riley of Mt Ogden L D 8 slake Friends mav call at the mortuary chapel to services prior Yon Bauer Ramon Alonzo A FI RFK5 — R mum Alonzo 95 miner ' d r os lent of F ureka for 10 died hi hme Friday at 2 a m following sta bn r illtiet He horn In TI7hvIio Mexico June Ifi J904 a son of Aztis and Marv Alonzo are hu widow Surviving Mr Ramon Alonzo of F ureka a son three brother and thiee surer q of Mexico (r eide eervicea will be ennd r’ed Sindsv flt 11 a m In the Kureka city cemitrrv hv fev William Frarv I AVA HOT SPRINGS Idaho— A A von Bauer 40 resident of Twm Fall died Wednesday ftt this citv of a heart ailment of sevetal vearj duration He wx born In halt lake Gitv Utah in August lS9g He survived bv his widow Mr Gladve lefferle von Bauer and four son Gene lerrv Sonny and Billie von Bauer of Twins Fall ei mi A s'p R M vo CrRED NETWORK iMineral announcement will be male b Deseret rnortnar An NBC Station jgggjffaf thehATUKDAl THE VOICE OF THE WEST KATLRDAY JLL5 M b — (m K i—l H h — 'C T 2 7 The ('iir'din Pises 7 in e K)—k'lj— Mu se Sort 4) — K'-- — Fttiv Bud Lit 0l — KM — Fsrlv Ftjuion KL ( o' era li New 7 F Worid n H 9 9 9 KM general chairman of s with l epresentativ es HI — Mel from Pariguilc h Cedar City Kanab kl — t' irtioaM — ( IlS h m mnl a and St Grotgc assisting - lb vi (m— J’r kr mi u — K 1— oris from Representative Washing0 JO— IH - N M 1 ire ton Braver Iron and Millar d rnun-tie- s c ht'dre s I'r na on — KL— tw Huluttn ig met at Cedar City Friday night 10 JO 15 — kH — Mum al Mg d at the request of the Cedar id — Pk — What Bri e AmcrttaT City 1i on — Us — Bull 4m liambrr of commerce at which Id — F ''I— Ue time three resolutions were pre- 11 D — kL — tali'wgiStasit Amk iiilurt col lege speager pared to be presented to the civic Noon on — ( Ils — Mcrrv rt cluhs board of directors Onlustra P M They were A resolution recom12 in— KM - Nun it ton KM World rage e mending the combining of the poM he sitions of executive secretary and 12 45— fKMS - KMiddav ail ir v 1 10 — Sew KM field secretary into one job and the r f'li(iu F a her h ikbtt tiansfcr of the office of the sec5 - k M r to n retary to the county in which the 2 90 -- (KM - M Hace M lielie k 14 president resides Ms -- arh n 2 naimc Rate ft rn A resolution n(" unanimously in3 HO— KM — Jnioreo of Ddav“ pre e dorsing Loran R Andrus of Si id h th Pot sre ot p TKSIa 3 15—1 M — Jutermountsm Ftlilton George for appointment to the exNew a ec tit ivc n — Iht Wrek tn 3 10— nmmittee to fill the v Wsshlng'on " A ert aruer left by Thomas W Jensen 9 5— (‘ -ai rrber Mt Pleasant who 4 nu— m — Aimnian at Work resigned to bey 4 W oriel H 0 1st A lliftni e come ‘field secretary f in Atm in A 5 n M imi U It in hie recommending the — K ‘ — Mi orl cut appointment of Dan Stevens of 5 45 — h M — et r dlttc n K8L grid I'lllmore II y rum ertti e New c (if !Iim ( r m it rn f k of Pm em ami J L Wadsworth of St li I ’i - K ' rune with the kM Gunge to a committee to rr bet Investigate the 45 — t H - Hturdav Nil ttt KerenSrte bylaws of the organization nod wih (utv Usenfti hen nr tie draw an amendment to provide for tri Mnrv tssfrusu k prann a err rn u the election of an executive 7 15— US — 7 he Wcet Remembers L(u 1— Km— Ditirm member to succeed C W k (u — — M anal Vsretle lane former president who now to - IH — 4i ry W mkI orchestra l ini s - ur Hit Pam le lives In Salt Lake City with Mark Wtiruow orheira Lanuv Mr Ixive was named an honorV M r nor flNvrnohd H ott ciiioi I Ka let kouKSinlths ary committee member following idm’s fjoartet and gueiit hw term as president K h 9 4Anson Wtks and IH amt the Or tie r do not provide any 10 15— Dl present — World Ovsra News method of replacing him 10 10 — ( ft MailltK Tout a and hi or is A k 7 15— ( Ith— Dfui M od 7 U — KMy— M' ining Me lie 7 45— KSlr— I real UM Fditun of W r rid New civcrat F 0(1 ks oc ci 8)1 8 1) — IIs' - 'i r h Sriig D rt 10 1I1 4 M U K’-- Al i k ( hDL Hour rngram —olden 11 N Mill 2 OO P — in- t ll‘t-- Al 0- -4 til- I I 4 F i — I t A f MF F K k im M A J I com-mitte- a i J ( A — v OT r II 5- by-la- 11 00 bestra h— f — f 11 ’’9 MU 9 12 — hH 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Chico bpiuteh Revue N MG — A oc latecj Press News o — Nfic’—io te announced 4 no— R t fA— Half and with half al and half swing 4 15 — Kt TA -- Cmered Wagon with Members the 0 H'f D' P 4 5 5 Jen ow bov ( 1 lo— MU' — Frin Hollywood Todav n Jenkii' Dfche (irdBarneit - MFeaturing 1 Orchestra r —i harlie no- (o — Kl 1A— Wallie WUltatn Orcbee-- r 5 15 9 — K U TA — li fernatlnnal News — F U7 A — M tor Basetrall eag'i 8‘ons bv Iniernaliotul News her-- v e fl - on— MU- Mia Mimic Maurice and m frmn the Holt) wood IU e Tree k to—KIlA— Jan Garber Idol tof the wuh s cut P ft ' a r ft auc 45— KUTA-- Hb KeUhum "For M’h-e- r Pad ” Fn't T ake MIA- - Trait Kesier I loin tiling Alton fs Hpcai Itig fof I ake the Junior Chandcer and 7 oil— of Gun Tieti e The Mue of I ea Brown a Hi On heat ra 7 '10— v uc — At Donahue a Orrhestr A Kl FA— In'er altunal New 8 15 — KU1A Mu)c of the Masters fc'iiiurlng tte First nf a erte of Jveihu'en uailsts wi'h HtUtig Mb' 7 15— 0 00— Is' No 2 cii m 59 - Dmered A the lake Fair Ground Halt Descriptions F ents ajiiin' 0 OO— Jo to — N 0 VI— KU 11 00— Kl — Rail Wild a Drcheatra —W ill fmtHiurnea A — F Inal I T- f)4(heti International Ntw On A- son ( ode lj to — 12 00— Dav Wacou Podeq DRccf Fr widt of Hide ami 8palaJ Mud Btarnpede n Df'l J and - 5 3 (li - ttv thuu lo— KUTA-Paci- fic 2 rimradic lvlI‘ he narlle P M — NnG — Glet n 12 12 to — nmp — ( r n 7 v 1 UO— Mt( —4 inn tmctsity to — k ju' — I ii (aval Ore rn t)0— N M('— Nal ional Muu Camp pro Item 2 JO — N H ’—Hummertime Swing — NH— lli'M' Makes Vrliiigion Para 9 (o— n pc — Knltmmev e r Klndrgarien KDYL-l'H- ti J Ffspar'tt L unserv a ram ci J JO— K D1 LProg W uid wide 1 New Kerv it e 3 45— N He — V remet (jiuirtff 4 00— N Hi ' - I rry ( In ton a cl or bocitra N '10— tu (tlenn Mtllri famous or- best rn 5 rt $ uric in' 5 15 - M((’ j f m hi to Mtiir (I t — U f Mi a 41 his m Wit W (1 oo— u s ofihcattrt G 5 — K DYL F n it t d inn ul rt urld " le 7 ansi a ho Sum A 'Hi — n IP a r h t nier s P iv 7 OU MU’ The ( aru' vt vxi'h Hrmtv oUtna s hot swing ban Kert o in T"t m I u el Itumii 1‘arks t " Flft'hef lietidi l Sou igk) F iinan 7 9 — ' tu t lie I rfle y " A OO — p — Ihe NnUutiai Parn Dmre u le F rra Hnry Hotr ttie H 0 ier H tabula aid J(H Kell 9 00 -- v lit M t it line it Ao e Mon I Fo'ev at d guest s'ara fi 10— N Ik iriuir k root ter Davs lOOU — KD5L -- - i mi mimid IranamdK pews flashes and latrmt mui new 1(1 1 5 tc' - nipt trnvs uheatta 10 01— K DY Jerrv J mu s' Dictieair I 0 4 5— MU — II On heal ra limy Remgan 11 on— N He j it 'loinUus cthci'ra II ill— Mil' — AH ir Woodtuirf"— bv or hesfra INleaae to th Natural Brne t as'iig iumnv featurinf Kv Woodbutys orchestta 1 1 ueul) 1l ( M 8 ( in — G f0 — rrv Kert ant hi 'n H' s r lit cgrtt ee pi MmMi — - N F n k nr N — M I t Melodies West B— RoV Flclrldje rmhcs'ra J HO— KDYl - Cox ere W agr Davs m ered W h ton Dav Fved F ( I H 15 — KDYL — MidWorulrg Franklin and his Flltton ol 11 00— NBt —Morton W r d w id 9 r N te of Grace isra im New ) — N i — ( 10 A 11 10— Kl on Par en'iBl ( Peutral lav FeslIVSl (rand 11 oct — h Y L— s Wt'h the Felt Lke Bee In perhurt a v Revue 11 15— KDL — Kilt lake Hec son Lech and Lver One Dt reallon Noon ps rt me nt program 11 10— KDI — IVmnn National Forest o'i — KUTA — International News l — 7 7 hHti I 1 M A on — KDT A— Hillbilly Salute Hall with the 15— KUTA— Harmony Time and Temperature 7 JO— Kl TA — International News 7 45 — KUlA — Hit Revue of the Popular T ttt e s of Dav 8 oo— Ht — Russ Trio popular Program 5— K DY I— l"he Davhreak Digest m— k D5 I— F ailv Morning Fdnion Ol wth T" Girts and a Bov 8 15 — n RD— n rc Wor'd wtue Tratsradm News bports Svhool from York 45 — KDYl suth American ‘Serenade 8 JO— NNew 14 — n f Prf Ram Children’ with Xavier rtigat a orchestra f9 — KD1I — Timekeeper gram Crndmted bv Madge Tucker 0 no — Kl 1 A— international New 15 — KDYL— kmer shfewer' m — K 15 — Kl TA — Henrv Ir— 'I he Kmc and hit or lime Parade host ra ‘—KDYL — Tonic 'Junes imi- 9 10— N Rt — National Mco K( Farm anti Homs Melodies in— MB —Call to Youth hour fcaiurmc U 6 Marine band 4 — KDYL-- ami RUCt sneaker Woman lo Woman" Wilh 10 10— NRG— r title Yarietv Show" fea Gvrrv Lana — KDYL Farm and Home 00— and bit Weeks turing Rauny 10 n I1( ii (Changes tn program as listed are due entirely to network corrections made too tate to incorporate) (")— KDYIy— Wake Up and Smile b 2 — k f5 lz— Fatin Flashes 6 th— KDYL— Top o the Morning 7 Oh— k DYL— Little Chuttb in to A STATION' JULY 22 JULY SATURDAY v (UI’l - ('row n Trimf Humhcrt continuing hn of military unit nruvcd KiUtov from Trieste Hr uill umi At Orrrrn Vo h a H nmj Monlonnck arland E Southern v 21 reg- Thursday " com-plctc- GOnilV July did his Lr Tribune Intermountain Service CEDAR (TTY— Plans were d Friday for the monthly two-dimeeting of the Associated Civic Clubs of Southern Utah which will he held at the Duck (’reek recreation camp on Dixie national forest Saturday and Sun-d- i ten-so- He the horse M r Fenn w as born Februsrv 15 1)04 at Satin l uh a eon of (eorge and f Murphv i Fenn He married $ Civic Clubs To Meet Today Be Frisrhknccht eatabli h e d a al the Fa v ami trai k where he cd foj se eial ular work t of Okia v ( Oktx two Mr sis'er It rnlhv Miirrison of Gmftre bftbi nud Mr M Web (rUdv her of bait Lake Citv and a grandmother Mi F nuh Jane Platt nf Kaiisds Citv Mnoinurt Mr Funeral services Overton will he condinted Tjecla at 12 noon at h Fsvt seventh So uh street Fred H Pev k of the Thirty secondby L Bishp D 8 w a rd Friend mav all M 'dav at 12SA loia avenue and Tuevlavevening from 11 a m until time of services at 06 Last seventh South street r s d 19 11 at f Par if Hues a a Provo i He survived hv atuialmait "d btakeman and for 12 vear va a freight clerk tor the Ogden Union hi w blow and two hildreu Earl and Depot mmiant Ray He had Railway 1 Worked for the lliimr ontrl ( onunissnm and nette E eun uuc 19 15 having been empioved at the Pa v sou hi parent Mi and Mrs George liquor tur al 214 Waviutigioii boulevard J’enn of Sflliua and in Ogden Ihe following He was a member nf Untfv lodge No 18 broth F amt A M amt w a former Mrs member fr andI sutei of the Brotherh od of Kaiiwav Clerk elcr011 Mr M He married Mis RUb Smith of Ogden PbiI Kt'ilh Brt roMi Reih Ferm on Am u- -t 24 1910 tar! fcmi ul llajrll Iah are hi widow Mr Rubv Mr (rlatlva Nielson of Rnhfleld Melhurn Surviving hi C1bh mother Mr Mrv Dahl oTr'crUrTlu1'811' Cl1' qmDh - Kunn two brother Gibb er George H atd 4 Linral F Gibb three sister Mr Marv senior he cniiriucled Sim-- r Van Zvveden and Mr Rhnda Mater all of 11 N9n 2k p m hei onrt Wnra Hail le Randall ol Buriev Ogden and Mr m be al Salma "lemem P Idaho ted by Deseret mortuarv Funeral arrHiicomeut will he In charge of the Kirkendall Darling mortuary in w Ogden C plow’d by the Southern Utah Forest Supervisor Blame ill m ihurrh m ter FAY90N — Hnsmer Dean ka on 95 died lu hi eep from a heart atlaik earlv krl dav niorninjr He was found by hia wit He was an expert ot kev and be ad tiMiner for Dr L D Stewart of Pavson home D f Hv HoMiier Doan IVnn flGDV N Woman in Theft Mixup L sit she i nr iv ed bv her huvbHud a son Adrian Lilt dt Over- t !) of Mtt I ake 17 da uhter nf Conrad and Be Lucille Frist hkne hi of Gunnlaou died m a Salt ake hninial krnlHv whtle undergoing an operation Lr a he rt ailment k Mia wa ht born tn Gunnl rit hknr aon August 7 1921 y uneral aervltca will be held Sunday in Gunnison iu Chief Shields 3p Margaret Frlathkneiht Marlon Boo den Pirreir 54 of at 7 Highland drive died of a heart attat U m park Cm She wa brn fi 1881 a daughter of WilliamSeptember R and Maria Drencher Bowden and mm u ball Lake toiuitv 52 vear ago bet htiband Rov Barrett Huriing are of HnlladHN a daughter Mr Glen kang of Salt alv CD v tw hrdher Karl J Bowden and IHue Rrmden of HoUndm Y A two irer Mr FUtnumt of Lo An M Mr and ru peiea cir tinea ot Holla dav and two grandt hildrtn WASHINGTON July 21 DD- -A mid western leader coopeiative predicting Friday that the small independent merchant would gradual!) dis ippear urged congress to make government funds available for expanding the cooperative movement E G Cor! genetal manager of a large wholesale cooperative at Minneapolis told a senate agriculture subcommittee that little merchants were "being crowded out between two forces — the chain store on one side and the cooperative on the other " "It’s just a question of time as to which will gobble him up" the witness said as he advocated a bill by Senator Norris (Ind) Nebraska whii h would broaden existing federal loans to farm cooperatives no they rould sell any product and al n include town and city dwellrra Norris said there was no direct connection between his proposals and President Roosevelt's interest m consumer cooperatives but E R Bowen of Chicago executive secretary of the cooperative league mid the Norris bill carried out recommendations of the commi-Hio- n President Roosevelt sent to Europe to study cooperatives Half a dozen leaders of farmer cooperatives which now have millions of dollais of federal loans available presented a picture of successful operation While Cort said the small independent merchant is an "uneconomic unit" a different opinion came from Murray D Lincoln Columbus Ohio a loader in farm cooperatives in that state He said cooperatives couldn't duve such men bants out 'and we vv oulrln't want to if we could " nme m p 2 h and Anna L FI lintt Mead w 9 She to iHke (ttv In 19 h fr u ing eg ersion to the t WHrd Oi Margaret tri 19 will inspect the thirtieth infantry be greeted hv exposition officials receive a military escort to the federal building and a welcome by George Creel United States commissioner to the year fair He will be the luncheon guest of the exposition the CaliNeed Pitchers fornia commission and the city of Klein has added greatly to the San Francisco team’s power and the return of After that it’ll be everyone for himself and visiting Idahoans will Pep Young after weeks of playing tag with injuries also hns bolstered take over the grounds the line-u- p In fact were it not In the afternoon the governor for the pitching the Pirates would and the hillbilly robot which sings and talks will go on the air (NBC) probably be snapping at the Reds' heels right now from 2 to 2 25 p m Between ? Chuck is 33 years old but gets and 330 p m Bottolfsen will ataround like a youngster He looks tend a reception at the Idaho dislike Old Man Nemesis himself as play rooms From 1 to 5 p m mohe stalks to the plate a huge chaw tion pictures of Idaho will be of tobacco making him look a litshown in the near-b- y recreation Ho holds the bat at tle NEW YORK July 21 (T— The building the very end and really spanks Chief a four-- y gar-ol- d that has not Luncheon Slated that ball raced to the form that earned His best season was 1930 when $32945 for Maxwell In the evening a invitaHoward last he hit 386 for the Phils although year and Mrs F Ambrose Clark's tion luncheon will be held in Ihe it wasn't good enough to win the exclusive Yerha Buena club buildd Lovely Night In 1932 he topped league crown winner of the Empire City ing the nrcuit in stolen bases with 20 handicap the But bulk of the entertainare the favorites for Sat- ment doesn’t show on the formal of the But- running that he program ler handicap at Empire City nnjnrs he good for two or three more The governor and Mrs BoMolf-se- n The Chief though picking up top And at the rate he's going he and the official party were to of 119 pounds is the 2 to 1 weight All choice to show the should be placing about 1050 arrive by train Friday night and over the way they have to do is see that he mile and while stay at a San Francisco (St Frandoesn’t get a chance to pick up is held at 5 to 2 cis) hotel The governor is on a Lovely Night vacation and no one here would nny bem h blisters The big boy with a weight assignment of only thrives on work 104 Nine were named for the hazard a guess as to how long he event Friday but these two are would stay It will be hia first visit to tho exposition considered the class Earl R Bullock of Lewiston William Woodward decided to Idaho manager of the Idaho exkeep Fighting Fox recent winner of the Massachusetts handicap after hibit said well over 800000 persons had visited the display since it setting a track record at Empire opened March 1 and that a record in the barn and depend on the rrowd was anticipated Saturday Isolator B F took ker's Bick'e T W S Kilmers Exhibits Attract Julv 21 Many tie fust point in its Nedavr and Alfred G Vanderbilts The robot the laige working Davis cup senes with Canada Fri- Heelfly complete the field model of Arrow'rork dam huge day Ruardo Moiales defeated murals wood specimens slide pic6 2 Dime Hall ture machine and furnishings have The second singles encounter Bonneville Will attracted persons from evety stac Ellis Tnishis of Canada and and several foieign countries Bui-I1oe Ague ro was suspended m the k said Ihird set because of rain and will ‘Cowboy’ the govExpected to be continued Saturday afternoon A bunch of cowboys will take ernor were J Aaccompany Stewart of Blac before the doubles Tarshis took over Bonneville golf course Sunand Bernard Mainwaring of tie fust set and Aguero the ser-nday e u h at and Tarshis led Rro John Geertsen announced Nampa both of the Idaho fair L F Parsons and eommission the thud Friday evening a Pioneer day tour- Earl W Murphy Hall a secretary and will be divinity sturun off ney in which dent from Toronto dearly was off all plHyers must Sunday ill the assistant secretary respectively of CHEYENNE VVyo appear (79 — Sam the Idaho state chamber of com(cum Htid was no mateh for Morhat of the western cowbo- merce Skavomtes of Denver was distrn t tieas-urc- r state Myrtle Enking ales Cuba's singles champion Hall y-and must wear said headgear governor Friday of the Order of G L Jenkins state finance was laid up for two days with throughout the tourney Players commissioner twm state senators Ahepa in seven western states cailv this week but turned will be penalized for eae h time" the Mr Skavomtes was elected at grippe Otto Hoebel and K C Barlow and out for thtee davs of prae tie e His lid falls off the conclusion of the orders fourth play Gceitsen perhaps others during lae k of congreatest weakness was warned district convention The selection trol of the 1940 convention Gecitsen also reported he is plancity was best-baleft an for a amateur ning later date meet Slar to be Other held Monday which officers elected for the silpossibly Gliib Heads ver district which includes Wyowill be open to all amateur golfers of Salt Bigamy City anil vuimty A ming Colorado western Nebraska New Mexico Texas Utah and definite date is expected to be s Revoke Licenses LONG BEAGII 21 Cal July named soon were Teter Blatz Gallup 29 Walter Thurman (IT)— Long N M lieutenant NEW YORK July 21 ITl-T- ho governor P C Beach tennis Rtar Friday night Ibckm Santa Fe N M secretary joe key lie i uses of Edelie De amillis was to sentenced a of term from 1 heodore Anderson of New Ynile City and Vine onto Enzcri Buys Walk ti t Cheyenne one to 10 years in prison followtreasurer Peter Stalos Atlinmej Nmlarse of Havana Cuba W'crc rerORON'IO July 21 fP) -- Mnnngpr ing his condition on of ' charges Neb marshal voked Friday by the stew aids of Tonv Ltizzcri of tho Toinnto Mnple maintaining a cosy liule auto Elected ns members of the board the Joe key Inti Both riders nlso Lctfs Hnnounird Krutoy the Bailer home with two wives purof directors of the Ahepa sanitarw i re denie d admission to all tracks chase of Jim Wnlkup iiRht handed Superior Judge Walter Desmond ium at Albuquerque N M were under jurisdn t ion of the Joe key pitiher from the Detroit Tigers denied Thurmans plea for probaT Klaearas Chevinnc c !uh The price paid was $7300 tion declaring that the bigamy of- JGeorge G Dikeou Denver Gus Bnines Peranullis was suspended by the fense did not warrant leniency Denver and Janies Ipiotes Santa Fmpire Cllv stewards last Wedneswas Thurman arrested last Fe N M day after he won the first raee 1 ho Bi" Six March at the automobile trailer Mrs Florem e as'ride Elwawa Hs was charged By Associated Pr whrre he and his two wives Ruth enne was elected Pappas of CheyAH district governor with using equipment other than H p 18 Louden and DlMaggio Yank Agnes Thrush 23 of the Daughters of 55 j 4 I 7A 4O0 Penelope whip or spurs It later was found A nmv u h Phil ie 77 4 all were living together 111 m y women's Hetl Mrs 72 Jfi Anna 75 auxiliary 97 that a nail or some similar sharp R mir ) n nhnx ps AO 'JOD VI 34 DM Santa Fe was named marIpiotes instrument had Inflicted wounds in M Quinn Drown HI MO tl Mize a shal ( mi la 79 ypj 17 r7 the horse's neck lo Speak James fhrlslopoulns of Cheyenne Action against Noelarse was POCATELLO Idaho — La Veil was named district governor of the taken fur hi unsytisfae lory ride Rmm Ward who reiently returned from Sons of Pericles Hutted In on ( 'ha i loll e ( r at Aquedm t July junior organizaa of tour Russia Germany Italy tion Ollier officers are Sam MrCorml Pag harlorte G rl dosed with a be- n Ktlrpiel Pa 73 and the Holv Ljind tu (dint HO ( amdll Dodgewill sneak Bayard N'cb lieutenant govllied rush to finish third aftrr -j o Anerliai league William d k k Sunday at 6 30 p m in the L D S ernor and Sum Kanrllis Brirlge-poi- t 7 1 W hi c VAalker fcor Omijfig a1 mg deal ly the bed PX waid Fust (Impel Neb see treasurer 1 Ellen Manliart Marion Bowden Barrett S I lM4f in Tngtenhutg vMtzetlnnd a da igh ter of Johann aid k lbeih W n neweiaer I f aer H r set nd husband I re ieru k Kellei died )7 vear ago are Uire ouUr'2'111 '(uKellerJosephf A huft hal and Henrv J Salt ke 1 v and kdmund A S hoenhal f Kuoirt a lahu brother Henrv onur of lament grand hiidren and (hue great graodt hildren I uoeral serxireg will he comtucted at J p m in the Liftreith ! D S ward ha pel 907 West ku-- t s uih attest bv Bmhop Fret Kaatelcr be Burial will tn Suit ake Citv iemeter rriemia mav tall t 121 Fourth t street Saturdav evening a id ar the rial derue 4 5 soutn Seventh W et street Sunm until 1 U p m day from lOufl er 7 zer- Keller totter b o r n i LkJB 4w n D 8 oi u tv M Mr Mary f Men Muhrt vife of Albert John Manhari died at !h lami residence 120 tchh Umi tree eriday at 9 05 a m ot cerebral hemorrhage A resident of Salt lake Citv for 20 Mr ManhsrL wan membtr of Kt Palrifk Catholic parish of lhKe Salt Lake tit she wa born In Teadulle Coin jYh ruary 21 18M a dauvhler of Michael M and Catherine Sullhan Suruv mg in adddnion In her hubanri are a daughter MerUu Manhari and a brother James M Sullnan of salt Lake City K by lr8n ‘° San 1 rancisco for Id“h" F day at Treasure Island’s Gate exposition on Saturday left to right: Bernard Mainwaring Idaho fair com- Stew'art GoVCrnoruC' A- - Bottolfsen Mrs Myrtle P Poking state treasurer J A commission and L F Parsons Idaho state C of C secretary fnl?n The him enth Keiit f ihmnen n h it v Mary and - t J P (r I ake s1''!"' heart ailment ‘'he was born m Kan Topeka Oelo B't ifi a 9!4 daughter of Arthur 8 it nf laml For 50 she w s a nu mberpr)f the Sad La Re I D & S Gr an ( hoir ami for 4 5 ai s was a Worker in ihe Salt lake I D S tern She was a for pie mer member of the resident of the Fif f —Governor C A Bottolfsen— and a lot of other Idahoans to whom officials of the exposition were ready to turn over the kes A salute will welcome the visiting executive and his party on the island at 11 a m and from there on it will be a busy day To Receive Honors Jockry nut are 10 SurMMug g h t era Flora Mhei and Hetty I mi S u Idon Mia hn Mi Donald amt Mr Msrtle Hemming of Salt f k (’ll Mr Ida Dvet of Helper Mr Marv Bunfteld of phoem$r a rtz VI alter Mr Irls n p of PiueUale Wyo Mr Janet I m a of k Iko fxe and Mr alter Bro of J!l two sou Mr Sueddon Jarre Sneddon of Salt UDe ttv and Robert SnedUou cf Helper and 39 grand day-lon- ll hm ‘'he ramp to Salt lake (nv 71 vear ago and for many vera kept her home y oi‘ti tu ah 110 ml ( frum giants a u SAN FRANCISCO July 21 (AP) — The robot man in Idaho’s exhibit room of the western world fair was tuned up for a special command performance Friday night on the eve of g ceremonies for “Idaho day” on Treasure Island — Saturday he will face his 'boss”t ' I fust-roun- at'" o Salt Lake one year Mr SitciltUm bom lit iMHl ind Inly 1S7 I Her hue band Jamt's Xued- - $ don ritHt in Murth in w at a sail I akp The couple hniiital !i m Carbon couu H for etht vesr £ before coming to halt £ Hillbilly Robot to Join Gov Bottolfsen In Broadcast as Treasure Island Officials Fete Citizens of Gem State dav 77 I Mie rlent “I broke a muscle bark here" he indicated the rear of his right leg "when I went to Chicago in 1934 and it bothered me for three years Last year the Phils used me mostly as a pinch hitter but this year I reported in fine shape “However they had a bunch of young fellows they wanted to try so the first three weeks I didn't play at all Then when they got another outfielder they told me that if I could make a deal to better myself to go ahead I connected with the Pirates the same 77 r On Bv Whitney Martin NEW YORK July 21 (AP) — All work and no sittin’ keeps a ball player hittin’ which brings us to the case of Chuck Klgirv who curiently is public enemy No 1 to National league pitchers The big guy with the soft brown 2 eyes and the dental ad smile was supposed to be pretty well washed tip this year The Phillies kept him riding the bench until they had to take the wrappers off now and then to see thjt he didn't turn into mummy Then what happens? He goes to Pittsburgh starts to play regularly and Friday hit safely in his twentieth straight game and Thursday he turned in a catch in right field which would have made Ty Cobb or Tris Speaker blink “It’s playing every day" he replied when asked why he almost overnight returned to the form which brought him the league batting championship in 1933 Muscle Injury 17 'l 25 Local and Inlej’inounlain Obituaries Pirale Outfielder Hits Safely In 20 Straight Gaines three-year-ol- July 22 1939 -- d hia cir - Arhi Maker f K (Paicl A H lha Bearn with Morri featuring JoMjijln hestr Iveiand Nint erlucmciii) OU! Mime |