Show -- tednestlay Mor Wing q1)c Crossing Crash Kills Kin of Rep Robinson The train itself stopped only 75 feet from the crossing Marshal Ile said both the Thorn reported train and the automobile were traveling al relatively slow rates of speed apparently and that the Robinson car was almost across he tracks when it was struck Tracks Elevated The crossing is elevated somewhat above the level of the road at that point Marshal Thorn reported but the approaching train roust have been clearly visible from the road Mr Ruff told Thorn that neither he nor Mr Robinson saw he train until they were directly In front of it Members of the train crew were Frank E Barrett of 972 West Third South street Salt Lake City engineer and R E Keleher 310 Third East street Salt Lake City con- ductor Sheriff John S Evans of Utah county and Arnold E Roylance county attorney both of whom investigated following the accident said Tuesday night they planned no further inquiry Prominent Attorney prominent Provo attorney for many years Ile was born September 27 1883 at Coalville a son of John and Jane Ruff Robinson early Utah pioneers Ile attended Coalville schools and received a degree In education at Brigham Young university in 1906 He later attended Stanford university and the University of Chicago where he obtained a law degree in 1915 Ile taught school id Idaho and Wyoming for six years and then returned to Provo to practice law In 1921 he was appointed assistant attorney general of Utah leaving that post in 1928 to open a law office in Provo with his brother J W Robinson He had married Mamie Calder of Vernal August 18 1910 in the Salt Lake L D S temple He was a member of an L D S church council of seventy at the time of his death and had served in many other capacities in church work Surviving are his widow of 434 North First West street Provo three daughters trs Elmo Robinson Allen of Palo Alto Cal Mrs Helen Robinson Liddle of Salt Lake City and Miss Lucille Robson a student at Utah State Agricultural two brothers college at Logan J W Robinson of Provo and Washington D C and Thomas Robinsort of CORMIle and three sisters Mrs J H Price Mrs C Boyd Hodgson and Miss Jane Robinson all of Los Angeles Cal Sheep Hocks Good &be joint Finieral Services Held ' - hYAYI ij Farrer s Meats Veal Chops Lamb Chops Friday Ilc Lb lbs 35 Sirloin Siksi Bacon &is I9c lb !tic lic Elution Chops Round 22c Smoked Picnix lb I5c Steaks lb 20c 25c T-B- Slrlotn 17c I9c 11oc'i 'No lb ci tic depot here Tuesday tit 1215 a m when he fell under tthe vvheels of a moving freight car 12 Elution Pot Roast TWO DAYS-W- : 7777— ' i i i i i -- r ip' —- — k te t ee ! 1(a AN - - -- - L '—'-- ' i'' (0 T 7 :1'4k N : ' ' —- -:' 3 - 1- - do 40 : - ' 0 - : : 7-::- - - kilt '' ''' p f' 4 t'N ''''et''4'1 1 '711r d aa k " rl r - t: ao Nit your dutch lunch authentic Fisher's DUTCH It makes line sandwiches and delicious toast! 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A 11'0 0 STEAKS CHEYENNE Wyo- - Unit ed States Senator Gerald P Nye of North Dakota gave a boost Tuesday to Senator Charles - Mc Nary of Oregon for the Republican presidential nomination )7tk‘i u 0 Prices Tuesday and Wednesday 0 25c n47c U 25c 0 62c 0 $113 0 3 20c 0 25c 0 U 2 23c rl LAMB CHOPSLb :Nye Boost's MCNIIIV de-er- clom000lot:3Doo VEAL CHOPS ROCK SPRINGS Wyo As flockmasters started preparato tions move theft herds onto Winter leases in this vicinity December 15 sheopmen declared the sheep will go into the winter in a good condition well able to stand any normally severe weather Some sections of the range were reported fairly dry LOCAN CASTLE DALE—Waiter Edwin 53 for a county commissioner died Tuesday at his home in Castle Dale of a heart attack He was born March 18 1886 in Vera Texas a son of Joseph Augustus and Ardelia Bell Ktox For many years he had been a coal miner in Carbon And Emery coun ties lie was a member of the Price Masonic lodge Surviving are his widow Mrs Belie Meeks Knox a son Walter J Knox of Castle Dale twb daughters Mrs Co Ida L Christensen of Salt Lake City and Miss Florence Knox of Castle Dale: two brothers W G Knox of Redmond Cal and G A Knox of Rock Springs Wyo three sisters Mrs F B Williams and Mrs Florence Jones of Spokane Wash and Mrs X M Hill of Denver Funeral services will be con- ducted Thursday at 1 p m in the Price L D S ward tabernacle Burial will be in Price city cemetery under direction of the Emery mortuary of Castle Dale Friends may call Thursday from 11:30 a m until time of services at the Flynn funeral home in Price Dr reterson Will Continue as Group Chairman )cdMs We Rnd is vocal music on this enons: a concert soloist who grad- the production State Agrieul- When he I Published Utah weekly began college now in its ‘A as a in the mixed I opera season by the Metropolitan the of of about 40 Opera guild the magazine disSince Weld received of men's chorus has grown variciPs played IDAHO FALLS Idaho—Bonnein the November 20 issue of "Opera productions which have been to its present size of more than ville county's ninth highway traf- News" for being one of the few staged by the college music de- 100 voices and the growth of the fic fatality was recorded with the major agricultural institutions to partment explaining how the re- vvomen's chorus has come to a1 hearsals and final production were similar size more than 300 stu-- 1 death Tuesday afternoon of Ed- produce grand opera Since Professor Welti's arrival carried out dents being enrolled in the vocal) mond lienrie 14 who was criticalat the college in 1929 the departson The publication called Professor music department for the ly injured Sunday night when he son was struck by an automobile while ment has produced nine grand op Wein "one of those rare phenom riding a bicycle north of Idaho Falls ort Yellowstone highway V"'" mab '40'low' tu''4"k&o-oHe was struck by tt car operated Blackfoot of by J O Bradford who was not to blame said Dwight Oh Vickrey state police lieutenant Bradford told police he did not see the boy until it was too late to stop Blinding lights from an apSouth Temple and 5th East 9th South and Main proaching car obstructed his view y 14 South Main 47 East Broadway He stopped and with he added 21st State South and SERVICE 'QUALITY motorSugarhouse of another the assistance 1 ist took the lad to the Idaho Falls 4:4141 411117 :i L D S hospital where he died Tuesday at 5:30 p m The boy was born March 8 1925 in Idaho Falls and was a sixth grade student in the Riverside school He is survived by his frIMPTRKr I mother Mrs Bessie Henrie and k a Solid three brothers and sister Wayne Everett Lester and Donna Bell lb Pack His Henrie all of Idaho Falls IL father Allen Ilenrie died several 'A" Grade years ago LOGAN—The Tribune Intermountain Service LOGAN—Dr Elmer G Peterson president of Utah State Agricultural college will continue as chairman of the American Association of Laid Grant Colleges and Universities committee on 1 preservation of phosphate deposits and their national use the president's office 'reported Tuesday The continuation of D Peterson as ebairman was requested at the national conference recently In Dr Eimer ti Peterson !leads Washington D C phosphate deposit group Other members of the national committee are C A Lory president of Colorado State college A G Crane president of the UniWilmon versity of Wyoming dean of the college of Newell agriculture at the University of and E J Iddings director wentz Family Rites Florida of the experiment station at the University of Idaho Conducted At the national conclave Dr Peterson reported on the recent western phosphate conference held Tribune Intermountain Service under the auspices of the American PROVO—Funeral services for Association of Land Grant Colleges the five members of the Grant F and Universities PTS Wentz family residents of South rtirpOSP of Conference -Salt Lake ‘vere conducted Tuesday tb vv t - 4 4 r110 7 Dr Peterson said: La L 4w4 afternoon at the Berg mortuary The purpose of the eonference was to acquaint the public and the chapel in Provo ' The five tlrant F Wentz Mrs agencies of government and edu- Afton Angus Wentz Mem cation with the basic facts and Marie and Barth Wentz were the newer developments since the found dead in their home Satur- conference last met in regard to lb TURKEYS "ket Salt Lake county the extremely Important matter day morning Quity officials said the deaths were a o( the phosphate resources of our FOLGER'S quadruple murder and suicide at region and America in general It 21b lin COFFEE Pere or Drip lb the hands of MrWentz is difficult to overestimate the im- Speakers at the services included portance of this great asset in Mrs Lorna Maycock and Mrs J terms of the vvelfare of our coun- 25-l- b 10 NIL SUGAR bag S fluff friends of the family and try The phosphate in our ovvn Victor Anderson principal of the states here must be husbanded Sharon seminary for RAISINS—Seedless P15:KzAGE carefully If vve are to serve Amer- of lean agriculture wisely" Joseph Rowley brother-in-laMr Wentz pronounced the invoThe college president pointed Ei SW:TAMA CAKE FLOUR LAARcKGEk cation and Julian Hansen of the out that already the deposits of Timpanogos L D S ward bishopric the southeast have been so reduced the benediction Wilford Larson that an attack should be made on for VINEATIES—Igei pkgs dedicated the graves in Provo City the problem of releasing these Musical selections ‘vere larger supplies In the western cemetery presented by members of the Tim- states for the use of the midwest lbs $129 GLOBE panogos ward farm areas riS well as the far west FLOUR KITCHEN KING Thet five were buried side by thus reserving the deposits of 48-l- b bag 950 side Florida and the Tennessee valley east and for the farms of the southeast cans PEAS—BEANS—CORN Material to Farms Dr Peterson explained the ele- lb 111c OLEOMARGARINE rnent of cost and said the essential is to I— this material get objective F 1 Idaho— PresentaPOCATELLO on American farms in sufficient AR 7::1:17 Giant tion of state's evidence against to sustain their fertility Rulon Hair 36 tobacco sales- quantity and earning power man accused of involuntary manPALLIOLIVE—CALIAY " A cost low enough to enable bars slaughter for the traffic death of the farmer to purchase this ter- Jacob Meyers city street depart- tilizer is of course a first neces- lbs ment employe April 17 will be POWDERED SUGAR sity" he said completed some lime Wednesday --- -- Bannock County Prosecutor C NI Jeffery said Tuesday as the case GRAD- EI concluded its second day in Fifth I SSOLID lb PACK district court Court will be adjourned through 265 SO STATE Thursday in observance of Thanks10-11- 3 Pork and the dclense hearing will PURE HONEY giving Chops pail be resumed Friday 4Neirs Briefs 1939 129 'Phosphate MenToimer Carbon Injuries 11SAC Wins National Recognition for Operas Sew alreadyiworking '''Offielal Dies 'Prove Fatal Reu uated from chorus" Years parttnent at Utah work at State there during the tenth year tura' total enrollment Leader Enos To Youth 14 under direction Professor To three terms Carbon students chorus Walter several pictures then the recognition 2 Intermountain Loses Illtetain 1 not turn over and although several windows were cracked and the right rear corner badly caved in was not badly damaged The right rear fender of the car was carried down the track by the train a distance of 25 feet and then dropped - --"- i (Continued Prom Page One) WRS a à-li- ' T Pr()minent Attiwney Dies in Crash Mr Robinson ke Retains aIt gatit '"Eribunt 7c Sc 35 29? !7f1 (t iivl - |