Show t 4 1' i t '11 1NP 10 w -- IF AP -- vv ' 1- - - rp 1 Ww rt-- fy1WVOr11r w i Ti Sunday 'Morning ii -- Results Visiting ThrongsMove Starts Tax Las Vegas To Obtain Iii Slaying Guest Capacity Defense Fund !of Idaho Man Wyoming Area Tribune Intermountain Wire 208 auto LAS VEGAS Nev---courts in 'Nevada 81 are In Clark county the state board of health reports A total of 50 was cataloged in Las Vegas with 11 in North Las Vegas and on the outskirts of town making 61 in the immediate vicinity of the town In the 50 reported inside Las Vegas there are 607 rentable units for paying guests With these facilities in addition to many hotels Las Vegas was unable to accommodate the crowds of visitors the past two week ends On Saturday April 5 the Las Vegas chamber of commerce placed 350 persons in bedrooms in private homes and on Saturday April 12 200 were sent to private homes The state board of health praised food establishments of the community stating that Las Vegas has more approved food businesses than any other community in the state This includes restaurants lunch counters bars and sort drink stands ' Tribune Intermountain Wire 4EROME Idaho —'An eccentric 3'eromo bachelor James Roberts 70 faced probable murder charges for the fatal shooting Saturday' of following a Stanley H Casto-3neighborhood argument The shooting came shortly after 12:30- 25' m' when Costa' iprroached Roberts' tent shack home to ask him about-- an altercation Roberts had earlier In the day 'WWI his wile Mrs Mabel Costö Sheriff Lee S Johnson reported W--Smith another neighbor who had been talking to MrCasto officers that Roberts immedi &telt iproduced a gun and with out warning shot Costo In the chest Slayer In Custody Richard Seeley county proseculor said he will probably file murder charges against the gunman skovr in custody account of Smith's the shooting to the sheriff showed that Caste had slumped over after the first shot and that Roberts lad fired 'again the bullet striking Cast° In the back of the head Describing Roberts as "a big hulk cman" Smith said he tried to grapple with the gunman without success and "finally I picked up a short piece of iron pipe and struck him over the head several times knocking him down—Then I choked him until he dropped his hold on the revolver Emptied Pistol "Roberta finally gave up the gun and Leon Casto father of the victim fired the remaining shells into 2 - - H 1 C In Afton Camp Greet Visitors ye-witn- - Program Marks Anniversary 300 Attend Event Tribune Intermountain Wire AFTON Wyo — Alpine C C C 'Orcamp on the Idaho-Wyomi- der Thursday observed the ann' vrsarY Of its founding by inviting 300 guests from Star Valley Including club women and Relief society members Claud G Brower educational advisor for the camp told the visitors that 460 per cent of the enrollees arrive without having completed the eighth grade inschool Before they were discharged all had qualified for Wyoming state grade school examinations Spodalize in Safety Robert B Miller carnp project superintendent Maid the unit had specialized in safety and that the 2000 youths at the camp the past five years had set a record of 160- 000 man-day- s employment with lost because of only 83 man-day- s accidents Clinton Feeney camp commander said in his welcome address that purpose of the celebration was to foster good will and explain the C C C work to residents Others who talked were Dr G G Mayes physician Lee Davidson mechanic Francts Oswald landMrs Elvira scape architect ingston was named as 'scamp grandmother" having won the title by her interest in welfare of enrollees Meet Visitors Phyllis Richards of Afton Lincoln county home demonstration agent and Mrs Arvin& J Meyer Star Valley L D S Stake Relief society president were in charge of the visiting delegations of women Others who assisted were Clyde Hughes Oscar Hamby Warren Lightfoot Elmer Anderson Ray Kimbrell John Allen James Hall Norvil Walton Jerome Jennings and Horace Barnes A program was given and dinner served at noon 38-cali- the air 'to avoid further bloodshed" Smith explained to the sheriff Oftleen said Roberts was badly beaten bout the head and that his hat was full of blood but apparently be was not seriously hurt Mrs Casio was:rushed to the 'Wendelthospital where be died I about 3 psm Sheriff's efficere said Roberts had called Mrs Castors a vile name which started the altercation Coroner J B Wiley and the prose- cutor had not determined whether an Inquest would be conducted The victim is survived by his widow several sterchildren his lather Leon Cast and two broth- ers' Jack and l3onn1e Cast° Funeral serykes will be directed by theyWiley funeral home - ' ' - Rites Conducted For Mrs 3Iulcahy - Tribune Intermountain Wire Nev April 19—Funeral ervics were conducted Saturday afternoon In the R130 Episcopal church for MrsElizabeth Mulcahy St mother of P IL Mulcahy of Salt Lake Oty vice president end general manager of the Salt Lake Si Vtah and VtahIdaho Central railroads Burial was in the in Carson City cemeteryfamily plot Mrs Mulcahy died Thursday in Reno of: complications from a fall five weeks agoresulting it - ng RENO April 20 1941 Enrollees Perform Engineering Feat- Iv Jerome Bachelor Faces Charge In Fatal Shooling ' Salt g'alce rribunt Vbe ' (14 ''::'''''''''''' i' ' ' ' ''''' '''"':::::'': ::: ''''''' ' '9- : -4' :: 4' ::::::5:' ':- :::'?i ' 4: ::: " tio : N r t 'i ' I Tribune Intermountain Wire SPRINGS Wyo—Complete compilation of the natural resources of Sweetwater county is expected to grow out of the work of preparing applications of Green River for a war or national de lens industry plant it was said following a meeting here Thursday night of the joint Rock Springs-Gree- n River industries committee The committee met again after having pleaded its cause before Wyoming's congressman John J McIntyre last Tuesday this time to start the work of compiling a review of the county's potential Industrial possibilities To AssembIi Report In preparing the volume whitth Is to be completed as rapidly as possible the committee will present the most complete stori ever assembled on Sweetwater county's coal natural gas petroleum potash water power aluminum nitrates phosphates and other minerals transportation and communications members of the group declare Experts on each subject are being called upon to prepare papers covering information available and to be developed All of this information is to be correlated by Persons acquainted with the general picture and trained in analysis of industrial possibilities Work for Future When this work is completed it Is to be used in presenting the eounty's ease to Washington officials in seeking allocation of national defense industries to this area The request will be mad to establish an industry that will make use of the area's natural resources in such a way as to give continued development after the national defense drive has subsided Also to be studied are minerals and natural resources not only within immediate reach of the county's industrial centers—Rock Springs and Green River—but also outside of the county One member of the committee said "we will attempt to obtain an Industry that will benefit as much of western Wyoming as possible" Cold Hangs On ittt Idaho Valls 'Tribune Intermountain Wire IDAHO FALLS Idaho—The sun shone larightly throughout Saturday in Idaho Falls but the mercury failed to ascend to more than 38 degrees above zero Minimum temperature Thursday night was 18 above or one degree colder than Friday night The municipal airport closed by more than six inches of snow that fell Wednesday and Thursday was reopened Saturday officials reported However air mail transport planes did not land Mrs Max Kerr of Idaho Falls reported upon returning from Butte Mont that from eight to 18 inches of snow covered Montana after the dorm She said there was a foot of snow at Lima Mont on the north side of Monida pass The highway however was reported in good condition IMP ct 1 ::''': ':''r ''''k : 4 ' ''' t - 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'4' ' A c ''''''''--- :: ' :: '' I ' " ' ZSteletg A ' " r T 4 4- — i' ''t ' ' 's' - -- i ZE A 22 S EL'vf‘1"r0-10VE- L3)E i 0 1Z ! t7b r L figure represents ever 11 per cent of the boned stock mad makes Sears' employee through their participation In the fund the largest holders of company stock mid on the January 31 market This sum the largest contd bullion Tor 'madi by soars ta the IS years of the fund's oast- elete It Includes I per cent of the eontpany's IMO net profits balm tales as well as a special coot:Mune 44 $1000000 a result of this most recent contribution the local Sears ern ploy" who are members at the fund ow have credited to their accennts a total of $132 shares of Seen stock limed on current market valuer thew shares are worth a total of approximately As SNOW base put in and what their deposits are worth A regular employe of the corn- pany becomes eligible for fund after a year of membership service Ile then is limn the right to deposit fly per cent of xis salary in the fund No em- ploys may deposit more than $255 a year however Each Yeai Sears Roebuck and Co con tributes a sum equal to fire per 'sent ef its let profit ' The coin - i ' 77 J01k9 MAIN AT BROADWAY current PloYes a meeting at which individ- nal profit sharing fond state- were handed out the arttattommit resealed that as of January 31 1041 a total of MOM abaree of stock were held la the fund Rationally This DIAL 720 tit Iliad 7111-us- assets total S50702712 The 47135 Sears employes who are members of this fund have deposited 1141113324 to get this eredit of ever fifty millions Thus there is n different of 13511101113'between what the em- - 'OPEN 1130 A hir bined amount is insestod from time to time In Sears stock During the quarter of a century of the fund's operation the SS7411 employes who retired died or otherwise left the employ of the company or who made partial withdrawals as Pro sided by its rules had put in and had withdrawn the equivalent of $4211417111 in eat& or stock—a profit to them at the time of withdrawal of $14704111 ever $430009041 ISM the Sears concern spent an estimated SIC1111121 for 'voluntary employe benefits over and above It' reenra pay YOU of $110701000 Besides the profit sharing fund these bens-fits Included paid sacatloos During At employe holidays illness and separation allowances The amount es- Vended by the company for these benefits was $20131307 paid counts more than la Lik - 1931 To I P M EVENT WEEKDAY 0 wr-El PREZ CtisTOMER PARKING — ' DIAL -- 0 a0S SALT LAKE CITY UTAH (t :" :: :: i' ' ' ' ii0--- ---- fY?-- A :i ' ) 414 ' 1: On Edifice In Star Valley Institute Seminary Instructors Will Assemble April 25 Tribune Intermountain Wire Tribune Intermountain Wire REXBURG Idaho — A convenAPTON'Wyo — Rating of the of religious education teachtion Valold of the Star majok portion S stake tabernacle here ers of the L D S church will be ley is completed prepara- held at Ricks college Friday and -- I torypractically to erecting 41 new north wing Saturday April 25 and 26 accordof the building which will include ing to President Hyrum Manwar- j :' ix- 4 402)--- rkkik -- - ei — ! 4-- if A ' '': I: -- ': ' '' --$ - 2 z s6I s 4 ! Construction of a new bridge otter Snake river near its junction with floback river In Wyo ::-ming ‘ Build Span Over Snake River COG Structure Shortens Route to Jackson Hole by Alpine Wyo to Extent of 50 Miles New ELY Nev—A wreck on the highway eight miles east of Ely between Ely and McGill took the lives of State Highway Patrolman Frank McManus 35 of Ely and Harry Theobald 45 of Ruth Saturday night Theobald was killed instantly when the highway patrol car which McManus was driving went out of control near Ely airport and running off the highway struck by recent I soft shoulder caused over five storms and turned times for a distance of 175 feet 51eManus was injured seriously and died several hours later shortly after 10 p m at White Pine hospital death probably being caused by skull fracture and other injuries 480-Fo- ot I Tribune Intermountain Wire —JACKSON Wyo—Completion of ea new 10g crib bridge over river in Wyoming by Snake river near the mouth of the Hotta C-- C C workers will provide travelers to Jackson hole by way of the upper Snake river and Alpine' Wyo wIth a route 40 to 55 miles closer than previous routes With the assignment of mainte- !lance crews to the road it Is ex- pected to be opened within the next 10 days reported regional for est s ervice officials at Ogden The bridge itself is considered a difficult major engineering ac- complishment It has an over-a- ll length of 480 feet and is of single track width constructed entirely by Jackson C C C camp crew under direction of Teton forest officials During low water season the entire river was diverted to permit placing the 14 large piers with foundations four feet below the stream bed The piers were built on shore and dragged into position In the river by tractors and later filled with rock Continuous shifts were kept In operation at one stage of construction in order to win the race with a eapidly rising river which endangered the temporary diversion and coffer dams which had been built from 4000 sand bags The new route through Snake River canyon was first opened In 1939 It is not highway standard built Officials of the regional forest service offices pointed out bui has only spot surfacing and is not suited to high speeds Although It Is a "single track" road there is ample width for passing by care ful drivers The road probably will -- be dusty later in the summer it was reported The bridge is across the Upper Snake river four miles below the I mouth of Hoback river making possible a direct connection with highway U S 187 ten miles below fol- -- t 1 -- - 7c r le- - V4' 4 S404kS '11111a111 -- - i i " d- 4 -- 41iii-60 i- ---- - 1 0 7 Ex-Idaho- an At ' -- Ilk - —:- paign for funds went over the top In White Pine county with $4600 being raised during the past Iwo weeks reported Thomas A Smith The goal was drive chairman thick $4250 The funds will be used in carrying out the 1941 White Pine county program with $850 to be spent on the Success Summit scout camp ' ' I - I ROCK SPRINGS Wyo — The Rock Springs high school will have a strong representation at 'the music festival in Kemmerer May 3 School authorities report it will band mixed consist of a chorus of 36 voices senior girls' glee club of 48 voices girls' sextet mixed ensemble and instrumental and vocal soloists 35-pie- ce Mat Piles May Dring You headache constipation dizziness nausea abdominal soreness stomach and Intestinal disorders are often caused by Piles Fistula or Colon Troubles You can easily understand how when you see the pictures and diagrams in book offered you FREE the Thornton & Minor Clinic Suite by 816-- D 926 McGee St Kansas City Mo It explains the nature of these ailments The Thornton St Minor Clinic has treated more than 52000 send patients and will be glad-t- o you their FREE BOOK and large reference list Write for it today Backache ge ' trbr 1 - 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4 F ing efficiency at its asteembed- - mente clean and was bare gloors linoleum or other ail ' tsandevendeodorise with this cleaner '' 1 - Ma !VEllt emptying — kelps keep up I or and stover seals drags even small rugs Other attach- - aw!F where whisk brooms never reach clean clothes dernoth clew 't -- Tells when dirt bag needs Clicks lint ()ls threads " - z 4i 1I tNt mmt which glidesat it - w triitTiiE-- SillIN111111 ' A I Co1PaiLlarlAtrrAY - touchil I I a (4-'""-irklial- 1 ' ' li It UTAH MUSIC PRICE PROP Idaho — John Baum' 1 gardner 65 former Clark county i N) resident was fatally Injured Sat- 'I 1 urday when struck by a car while crossing a street near his home at ' Torrance Cal friends In DubbiS X-- learned Sattrday i cgte-No further details of the accitr144"ft dent were received Mr Baumgardner homesteaded in 1910 on what is known as the CLEANING upholstered old Joe Laird ranch and lived in Iturnituremattrea"lv 10 this county years moving from here to California cotchers easy with ' this newis claimer attachmarsta Special enable you to est White Pipe Scout Drive 't down in crvices DUBOIS TONE — posed of Eddie Thompson Ben Butler Audrey Hunter Ver lee Larsen Walter Jorgensen t Alice 'tenets Leona Wilde Anserica's Greatest Piano Value COMPACT ' MODERATi 1111111 : hearsal under direction of Martha Koons speech instructor is com- KIMBALL VELA STYLE ROCK SPRINGS Wyo — The Cast of "Mr Pim Passes By" the Rock Springs high school senior class play which has gone into re- i D : 4T1 0 1i F 4 ' - -- 0 i Mar- Play Cam Selected MRIIMVTIM(c5111) e- t t Wyo — Dr EVANSTON garet Jones of the state health de partment in Cheyenne will give two public health lectures in Uinta county April 24 at 2 p in In the L D S church at Lyman and April 25 at 2 p m in the Evanston senior high school auditorium ant commissioner The convention will be divided into three sections of general discussion of religion education problems and a combined banquet and dancing party The theme will be "The Seminary Functioning with the Church in Meeting the Demands of Present Living" i11 flEg v t of Commissioner supervision Franklin L West and Dr M Lynn monvERvditilvot PAY lirEEP HOUSE!1 rileáyap s it Health Lectures Slated - C ( '06— t L Bennion of Salt Lake City assist- SUPERIOR John J Wyo Weaver employed in one of the Union Pacific mines here suffered injury to his left eye Friday when he was hit by a ratchet while working on coal mining machinery He was taken to the Wyoming general hospital in Rock Springs for treatment r r i "Itis will be Coal Miner Injured — Liowei a secondary dirt road by way of Fall creek to Wilson The bridge was built of native timber logged by the C C C boys with 40000 board feet of awed material and 141000 cubic feet of timber being used Carrying capacity of the bridge is estimated at 20 tons I Killed by Car The former route Ijackson ing The convention will include the Institute directors and seminary teachers of northern Utah west- ern Wyoming and southern Idaho as well as the faculty of Ricks college The convention will be under expected all specifications complete: and contract awarded within the next few weed" Dr Royal S Papworth stake president Said General plans already have been approved by the church presiding bishopric The main hall of the new chapel will be 50x97 feet It has been decided to modernize and repair the present steeple and tower which can be seen from nearly all parts of Star valley Nevada Crash Kills Pair C Cretvs a chapel and classrooms for joint use by the North ward and by Star Valley stake The new structure is to cost approximately $60000 half of which is being raised by the ward and Make and the remainder of which will be provided by church head- quarters has been completed by C C C shortening route to Jackson Hole many milek r (Advertisement) 1 ':::: ' 40-pa- - 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' 1'4':-- ot t 't t ' ' 4'"' Nil New Chapel Of Teachers i 4' :' ' § l'' e:4-- 000 irood" lit OP ' A V'7--T:''- t 'saxi'‘00' :4'7 o1': ""'ito' ' - : 4 :c' '' - :' - : ::: ik ROCK ' ' –'- 2 ?': ' '' '': ' 1 :4 ' 107i-::k:t-' :::' ' f- :i'- -' ::: To Assemble Resources Data - ' I ' 13 Workers Raze Ifficks Awaits Tabernacle Convention ')0'46C1"416""1"4)91'45"454t"'""7— ': A Millar Mere Co Repair Co Mere Co Ca Until Ely Iaa Elko mli:Itzaiii Wells wyomlio Furniture Co — 0- - Altou Evanston ""' Jackson -- 0 Slack Plumbing llt Electric Co Jackson Hole Hardware Co KeTIIMPTer Lincoln - Planing Mill St Lbr Co Panetta) Murphy- Hdwe itz Lbr Co Rock Springs Miners Mercantile Co Union Mere and Supply Co Superior N - I |