| Show -- W i tr"- w - 1 ' - 1 irbt 5alt gukt Funday 51t)rnitig ' I x:13 ' ' Jur 411S Ar-- qi NovemGer 9 'I'1911 Trribune Leaner urges Vinter's Comifig Calls Halt Trade School potanist Denies Nevada Insurance Can Be Called Desert To Indian Artifak Hunting Depends on Rate Revisión Records Audit Gutiman Murders Deputy Steals Car Near McGill San Diego Police Arrest Suspect In Auto Bristling With Arms Seized Youth Denies Killing Officer Departing Season Leaves Wyoming Collectors With Rich Trove Of Arrow Heads and Other Relics Says Idaho Farm Owners Pay More Than Utahns 1 : Uniiersity Professor Points to Wide Variety of Plant and Animal Wyoming Defense Classes Faced With Closing Order LH in Nearly Every Section of State 1 I' Tribune Intermountain Wire Tribune Intermountain Wire I Wire Intermountain i Wire Tribune Tribune Intermountain RENO Nev—Popularly known as a "desert state" Nevada (Continued from Page On) ROCK SPRINGS Wyo—The coming of winter conditions to — JohnB Idaho—Ben ROCK SPRINGS The Wyo parsToN has little true desert within its borders in the opinion of Dr lice had been on the lookout for early Saturday In the foothills a seasonal end ! son of Preston president of South- the range areas of Sweetwater county brings to school operated here defense trade of one-ha-lf east W the car all day three and D miles of of assistant the huntat is each a rapidly of Billings that professor botany University growing year—the hobby eastern Idaho Associated Civic pursuit through cooperation of federal and "Shepley has relatives in San McGill He apparently had died Clubs said Nevada and state of education the before inhabited area who of Indians this of the has he artifacts that departments ing Saturday Diego" Dieckmann said "and the of a bullet wound in the back of the Rock Springs school district "'Desert' is a relative term" he states referring to the many kinds called the attention of the State corning of the white man B I agents and police detecthe head common in similar other will with of sagebrush shrubs flowers twee had been at the relatives' Sheriff Drietzler had insurance bureau to the "corn- season has been an un- have all of their previous year's schools in the state cease' opera- nays "It !all depends upon what grasses and even trees The Deputy past home awaiting the arrival of the left the sheriff's office at 4:15 paratively high firs insurance rates usually successful one for such finds properly catalogued and tions December 1 unleas the audit- piapect "Actually much of Nevadan p m Friday to inventigate a car paid by Idaho farmers" and will books of F M Treat 1:1 searchers as the continued wet eared for Many spend the winter ing of' thestat is covered by a miniature ban rdrepi:rts til surface Officers said the My eheriff and which had been parked all day educavocational of indentification the formerly eliatrict attorney would leave for along U S highway 50 east of seek concerted cooperation of the season has kept the ssnd and dirtseeking forest" says the botanixt been tion director have completed of life Billings explains Even those areas in the Mato San Diego Sunday to return Shep- McGill and failed to return newly formulated Idaho Agricul- packed down so that arrow heads makers of unusual points and and the audit placed in the hands devoid it is not a desert in the eyes which are almost entirely barren i ley to Nevada Sheriff Orrock said investiga- tural council in effecting a revision and other points have easily been these efforts somrtimes lead to of the federal department before yet of one whoee conception of the of life are not deserts in one sense finds for tion indicated the deputy sher4ff of the rata Important archeologists that time is a of word the' thousands discernible and around that INcause most of them have a great dry standy had been waylaid and then shot This word has been received here wind-sweTribune Intermountain Wire e waste such as the Sa- deal of moisture insur- of old Indian camps existing in the Many residents report their unMr Johnson Anderof Esther office the from McGLIL Nev Nov 8—White through the head apparently by ance muto usual finds direct such hara The italine flats north of Fallon agent said he has conducted county of state superintendent Pine County Attorney John Bon- a car thief who then stole the extensive in part with a Cali- for Instance have abundant water seums and archeological depart- son Agreeing into the to 'investigations drove automobile 16 as arrow collections' Ely fire Insurance rates set for simiof ner Saturday night filed a first deputy's years Many fine ments as' those maintained at Den- schools Treat after fornia scientist who recently made ii because of an excess of salt in degree murder and grand larceny abandoned the officer's car and lar farm risks in Idaho and Utah heads exist in Sweetwater county ver Nebraska Texas Pennsyl- vocational educational director in the clairtit that California has no but ' the which hinders In machine fled stolen another ground absorpEdLarain in complaint against Kenneth custody deserts Dr Billings points to the tion they do not support life vania Kansas and New Mexico Wyoming is summer an and as He last a listed "the i expedition major finding Arkan- Car Reported Stolen ward Shepley county faced with charges of abundance of plant and animal Other wuunples of lifeless fact that in soma instances Idaho representing three universities universities It was out of such a mie fedof embezzled $21000 ass youth for the slaying Friday Nehaving that the Yuma village in eral and state vocational funds life whil exists throughout stretches are the Black Rock and pay as much as 55 per headed by Dr Howard of the Uni- report Shortly after 6 p m Friday farmers Eden valley wax located vada night of DeputY Sheriff Clifford Wendell cent more Utah for Smoke Creek deserts in northern that of protection Lambert Ely In reported Lorren (Cliff) Drietzler althe office It is maid that this is the first during his term "Vegetation abounds over all but' Nevada These areas known as car a light gray 1941 Ford farm owners under the scientific versity of Pennsylvania spent accounts are audited his Until Attorney Bonner said he and his a few small scattered areas" he 1"playas" also at times have a site of the Yuma man to been stolen from in Utah schedule for insurance cov- most three months excavating the village sheriff J E Orrock plan to leave sedan ofhad be discovered and nationally read and the amount of the alleged loss on similar : risks" a man Yuma of on site of the Ms home front and officer erage great deal of water: in fact they village refederal funds for the early Sunday for San Diego to courses while are covered with water during in the vicinity of Eden Several reports have already been issued determined t found Drietzler's Bates taking rrfresher I investigating with15 Tears Old been have classes turn the prisoner defense ' of Pennsylvania others aro learning trades In the part of the year and are water-soakpoints were taken from the vil- by the University Miss Anderto Meanwhile residents of the dis- car at the Lambert residence A drawn According 63 'xiational defense classes The Idaho schedule of farm fire lage which was probably flourish- concerning it according to word son's office i Po much of the time that and ammunition were the state has on hand state trict have become "quite incenaed pistol rifle received here iInsurance rates said Mr Johnson 1500 are A car conducted with search the when were does a from the not life to chance being ing Egyptians missing plant get over the brutal slaying" and "feel- was sufficient funds to operate the students ordered immediately on all Ihas not been adjusted within the building the pyramids if not well flourish rnrolled trade schools for the remainder ing Is running high" the officers highways leading out of Ely in Ipast 15 to 20 years and is "very before that date Foloom points Faces of Audits are made each The nearest approach to true being of this month but if the federal of the vocational Extradition reported schools in the desert in Nevada Dr Billings be: eYuma and extendthe belief that Drietzler had been imuch at variance with the times' preceding Denot are funds forthcoming The civic clubs president said ing back as far as 25000 years shot in Head ROCK SPRINGS Wyo — Mike cember 1 the schools will be dis- state as part of the inventigation lieves exists in southern areas of kidnaped The car Drietzler had investi- - he will present his findings in the according to the Howard expedi- Tomich held in King county continued being carried on in respect to the state but even in the cactus Sheriff's posnemen found the two-doora was with sedan rate Insurance at tion members have the also been activities! Treats is life there study gated the at country of Washington all request At Rock Springs men from body of the deputy a Wyoming license 5 It was ganization meeting of the Idaho found within the county ' local authorities may be brought over r-Sweetwater county are atfound parked beside the highway Agricultural council of which he Erosion to back Sweetwater to : county a school in Helps huge garage east of McGill its gasoline tank is temporary chairman when the face nonsupport and desertion tending ' that has been converted building faSome convenes have Bannock council the their in it empty hobbyists Gov' brought by his wife Iscnth000al ahcahrbleemnaochpetrireatainhgc)PiorThthies hotel in Pocatello on November 15 vorite Indian camps which they charges ernor Nets IL Smith has Posse Finds Body 112 As an instance of the asserted search year after year each suc- the request for extraditionsigned e me -and past year giving men of all ages aj14143-74Darkness prevented a search of discrimination against Idaho farm- ceeding season's winds and rains Sherifff M J Dankowski is to f i i deI go needed in I nstruction national 4 1 car and Saturday ers Mr Johnson cited that "in bringing new artifacts to light the to hills near the ooko' for Tomich Washington Some i fense are mechanical trades 1 I ' morning Undersheriff Phil Aljets average comparable risk cases supply being seemingly inexhaust1 ti with Walter Farnsworth Stanley Idahoan are assessed $950 per ible One man who has visited a ' 1 4r CI 4 ' I 1 : INSURANCE Draper Sam Georgia Bill Mer- $1000 insurance whereas Utah sand hill site for five Successive RESERVE 1Z s MAL rill and Drietzler's sons Cliff and farmers pay $6 per $1000 1 years this year found an entirely new series of camp fires exposed Walter again took up the search is "This much difference very :s SZ::3 - aosokittal out of line when it IS considered with three grinding boards or They found a double set of tracks $1t3 doe )1 folusteml deo leading from the parked car mile that Idaho farm homes in irrigated meal boards made of stone hav1' 140‘04 of a lowed them been since his visit :t farm land sections are much fiew- ing exposed 4 ' and at the end found the slain er much younger in point of usage to the site in 1940 ionmeemeemeommmieeen a Hunters experienced in seeking ' deputy beside large pipeline sup- and in many instances more modANY FAMLY GROUP McGill's culinary water the Indian artifacts soon learn the ern of osoboo said Utah plying than homes" farm salaried Ordnance tomato thAtoo toornmi for Utah Plant has openings Ai t lorothols Notate to tool to to 04 boos Eli Klatch near whose ranch the Mr Johnson places moat likely to have been 1444 roloorttat4o low foot loqoi rootryo as follows: Abe abandoned car was found told of used as ani Indian camp and personnel supervisory too Moore us dowpod to give onootAcolif otoormoto t rr then search the site and surseeing Drietzler and a man leave Expects Correction reoto1 os goy t rrr—emeekens hand-colorethe highway and walk up the hill correcam a confident "I rounding country carefully Game COVERAGE PRODUCTION FOREMEN that d ' EXAMPLE OF toward the pipeline with Drietzler tion on the fire insurance rates water holes also yield arrow heads 1: FAMILY AVERAGE PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS in the lead He said he thought for Idaho farmers—a correction spear points and stone knives GIVEN tor Tomahawks stone pipes scrap-en- s the time that they were rabbit which will save thousands of dolat (Double Protection MECHANICAL ENGINEERS Death) Accidental 11200 grinders stone hammers are lars annually for the farm operhunting 39 200 was Drietzler CIVIL ENGINEERS Pulsoand Iwo to be found It appeared that ators—can be effected with proper also among the relics 200 ugs :MI MADE FROM FAVORITE PHOTOGRAPHS W I!' 200 Orrock presentation of the case to 'id Sheriff said held western The lig up throughout the Wyoming ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 200 Child ate 13 and then hill wastes counthe ahead of forced Sweetwater up Idaho insurance rating bureau sandy IS Ii Child upon If your picture is r1 poor conCIIEMICAL ENGINEERS on reaching the pipeline made a and with the backing amounts are Ifbased with suf- ty have been especially prolific in more PreTaa above Pren La over the the much and break dition our restoration charges regularly huge yielding jumped monthly sought of ficient interest MINING ENGINEERS Si protection agricultural rotum ta pate the pipe being shot through the back groups" Mr Johnson averred are e' ow 107 less than usual crimped pcovorti of the head Drietzler's pistol was At the November 15 meeting of Hunt Through Years Men selected will be trained at other ordnance missing from its holster the Idaho Agricultural council Strst Flo MCA EUtIlikT1014 Photograph NO Some persons have been Pottaor will the members oat on full salary while lito organization Taken Car orals plants o Deputy's ootiool00 etbett foes to pow for years At points a constitution and woes tomooãooss bo owl sood River one fancier has been collectSi' Ooly oote prosiome The assailant evidently took the adopt elect initial goosth toe so and officers for its I pesos bosaaotpadt Applications may be obtained by calling at oosooory Iwo tow trvrept since 1910 another since be-car drove to Ely and year of operation I ing deputy's b or lowly tows writing to the nearest State Employment fore the turn of the century —011P" from there made his getawaysur-in Office or the Remington Arms Co Inc Utah The coming of snow and of Lambert's car Sheriff Orrock with the Wyoming license parked 1000-1 rt a letsat that crust Ordnance hard Plant Salt Lake City Utah TODAY mised freezing gives de ram V All001:10'4 Pa- along the highway and questioned to the sand puts an end to the Imersam Pi Awl for the for driver Ritchie Jack roguiv Greco 1 the driver whom he described as search until brad lie mosey! -isopolluse 711th YEAR DIAL cific Intermountain Express transHOURS 10 I to 6 spring comes around about 30 years old with again and the I being Woos real relic hounds had he officers told company port comhair slick black reddish AOSTEEM Mete noticed a car similar to Lambert's and wearing dirty gray V speeding south over Connors pass plexion clothes 20 miles from Ely late Friday The man told Patrolman Swain night IME111110 Armin' Stott he was tired from driving and Da)ft i r1164c 1 Questions Driver to in car the EV1(-0sleep planned prior to was his This continuing trip Ward Swain public service comcar Drietzler investigated and --mission patrolman stopped Friday the one the whose driver is being afternoon when he noticed the car fim74: ' ) 1 ! T ' in with connection the ' "''' Sv sought t death ' WS Deputy Sheriff Drietzler had dist14p ' "k 1' ' 0 been a resident of McGill since f i : 19 1927 and had been a deputy sher( ' ‘'' iff since January 1 1935 He had I tr10 1 olit 1'1 '1'4' a a or reputation for alertness and 0 4 f 0 4 1 0 4r-) quick action sip ( I im ---f Born In Nebraska '''' 7 '— ' 1 7 1 414 He was born on November 21 f ' 1:‘-1- : - 000 fita 0 ! ' 1 1'''' 0 i':300tLAI i 1 ' ' 1896 in Strassborg ' t Neb and I 1t t 040 i " 1 moved from there to Park City 000 p1a l I 0 0 with his mother in 1906 He at4 i tended Park City schools and later ' — : I-- t id worked at the Silver King Coali: — — )! f ' i (1 tion mine and mill For several i t years prior to leaving Park City 4 ' k "::' In 1927 he operated a tavern ' ' :: ! ':i: ! ' s yt : Z t: : i f 14 He was a member of the Loyal ' i? ' ii t 4 et" Order of Moose f' the McGill ''''' id it 11 t t 41 c B POE lodge and American Le1 i kk " ' " '4 :41 gion post and the McGill local of :tF I 1 r -- t the miners' union fks 1 2 k are a I ' Surviving stepfather and I - "111J r t his mother Mr and Mrs Walter ' - ' "we 4 ' y Christianson of Park City his i — widow Mrs Nina Blake Allison I'1 ! 1 Drietzler and two sons Walter i : ' t and Clifford L Drietzler Jr of T McGill and two grandchildren : ese I - i I 1 I nie 11'herneneeananxrtecttbiYtcht:ttin-tittrai- tin o pt one-tim- - 4 I ed I I or 14-33- '1g l I 7- '7t i 1 i i i 4 -- FOIIELIEll and I '' nine-tent- SUPERUISORS hs - EiCQUISITE rairlIATURES 1 IWO ! ' ' ' in beautifully natural oils and framed et 9 5 en 595 Stadloo--Aoorb- ach's oil by-la- mood it4ow f4De AUERBAgClarS I O R 80 I I I t Auerbach's closed All Day Tuesday Shop Monday e 111 111 5 t' P1164r it 7 ( 0 -- '1 : 4 - 0 'T: (Ilti i :i - 4 - 1 - '- ''I'1:71-N''''':::7v- - - - - - Aff c 0 b --- Qi : 1-- s:' - ' - - 0 z 'f : : - "' s 1 ----- : '' — --- a : - --- - o - d w " - 1 4! ‘ s - 4 (1 1--- s latired1111isei - '10t 4: k 11110111111110 4 t Ely Prepares To Celebrate t t - 01040 rrV See 4 'I-- ' If la Oar Window Tribune Intermountain Wire ELY Nev—Armistice day will be celebrated in Ely next Tuesday with a parade followed by a program at the White Pine high school auditorium Members of the county veterans' New Thrg:ng Enloyment of Recorded Musict No Needles 14011 I 4 to Change! 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Photo-Electr- ic WARIREEN P W Warr Lang loy - RADIO I Philco CO Headquartersi 21 So Moto CIPP zemi composed of the com- mander and adjutant of each of the three American Legion posts White Pine Ruth and McGill and the James Jewell post Veterans of Foreign Wars announced the parade would be held at 6:30 p m The parade will march from the to the auditorium where city park the program will be presented both in observance of Armistice day and of national defense week All organizations in the district will participate in the parade Local speakers will address the audience at the auditorium according to Bryant Domgaard commander of the White Pine post of the American Legion and chairman of the veterans' defense coun- y l '' fiti --- --- t -' - 7 4 t ' 0 - --'- t ' ''' -'r : Outstanding greetings for as little as 25 cards for $175 25 cards for $250 IA ' 25 cards for $495 25 cards for $695 Envelopes to match 1 ' -- I Others row So 50 for $LOB to 100 cords Boy our sticks are -- - - lc - - v ‘ ' 1" — ' 7 1 - ' -? t ': price from ' 15000 pm? now while ' te - I tt r t A el ii '1" ' Alwit- - t It 41 4 to"t -- - 04 I ''''t k 'a''' 04'"'"':"- -- - e —ff! 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