Show - r-"'-- ' - ' - - ' - 8 ribe 5alt gake Zleibunt Tuesday Morning Freight Train Kills illorgin Man DOWn While Crossing Track MORGAN—Struck by a westbound Union Pacific freight train vs'as The chief said the youth WilA born at Idaho Falls but h a d but about four years of his lifllin Japan 85th Birthday Passes for Utah Woman Waiting for 'Victim The vietim was going to a feed warehouse on the north side of the tracks when the aecident occurred A brothiT-in-laNorman Gorder and a grandson Bobby Brower were waiting for him at the warew house Mr: Tucker had resided in Morgan all his life and was engaged in farming He was first assistant in the Morgan L D S ward Sunday school superintendency and was a member1 of the county old t folks' Committee Born ht ere March 29 1885 a son of James and Betsy Lerwill Tucker he married Naomi Vincent in the Salt Lake L D S temple on February 27 1907 Survivors Listed Surviving him are his widow two daughters and a son Mrs Lee Heiner of Idaho Mrs Dean Brow- er and Dale Tucker of Morganseven sisters Mrs Norman Gorr of Morgan Mrs George Spackman of Farmington Mrs Willis Smith of Bountiful Mrs Charles V a n Ardin of Shelljt Idaho Mrs James Clark of Carlin Nev: Mrs Gibson Condie a resident of California and Mrs Fred Muir of Soda Springs Idaho and eight grandchildren Funeral services will be conducted Thursday at 2 p m in the Morgan L D S stake tabernacle by Richard S Rich bishop of the Morgan ward Burial will be In the South Morgan cemetery 4011t To March To March !111-11- i 4 I- -- ?b0-' - To Mint To March ' 1 I '''- i-- 1- 717t - - -- - ---- no i - 1 ? 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Ends Fabrks leathers and irrila- tion leathers Some slightly damaged hand-toole- 2I brownand-gree- I n or Box Stotionory—Auorboch's I Pins clips necklaCes and lapei rings ear- - Slip-on- gadgets &I 41111 Stroot Floor I' t La 713th Dark all-wo- Pleated suits S Regular- $25 Men's Suits - Half prlce Mostly grey flannels: I And mostly shorts 35-38- 85 Handkerc hiefs Both whites and fancy pat- - Limited to Ii 112 Broken 1250 - & s$!nSty i inOgyroeup7soalt: Hurry for your slze sizes 10C Sets lo clear Tl'e $1I 4 4 only Washable tiust right for Spring and Summer seasons $1 Brolpn sims group Hurry! $35 Reg in 5'only 17 50 Strut Mons Shop—Auerbach's Floor - TOY DEPARTMENT Cuddly"roy Artims'als Easter bunnies ducks 1 2 Slightly soiled 49c-I9- 8 Reg cats keys etc mon 1i - i 1 YEAR - i Price Toys—Averbech's Third Floor 1 I i' ' 1 ' 1LÀ - ' "tot 1 4-- HOURS 1 : -- : - - 4 c 5:414 - - Y9 I0to $ 1'-- - ' p 1 t DIAL 6 I 80 I ‘ 1—MIMIWMbVgAIOA0AQW0d4 44 - - :IMMga122140FomftaPli 4 - Proof Floor Man's Shop—Auerbach's ' CHARGE II AT i it d 10C I Timely Tweed Topcoats Special Shirt 7rookgenulsa: 1 - double-breaste- ' : - 398 Mostly small sizes 'To 35 waist s Regular 385 Min's Hats Street Floor - s - values Staple types models frOm - Jewelry—Auerbach's ' to 750 Reg Regular 250 Men's Robes 59c & 4 50 'Trousers Suit Some Reg $2 valueS prictd 60 only Sizes 14 to '16 Set— 29 Corduroy Men's Men's Shortie Socks Costume Jewelry in tion 'only to 20 14 MAN'S SHOP ST FLOOR Price 2 598 cots Boy's Shop—Amorboch's Stroof Floor Broken sizes but all popular numbcri 30 from regular stock 1 ' only Hurry! --- charge Red-ard-blu- monogram 25'only Bro- - Coats Irnadlnel 1012 nrrice- Cards Monog Playing to No Two docks n box! if chair Proof Floor and zipper fronts terns in the group quantity Another arnating jewelry clearance 98 1 Fingertip Boys' Reg Jackets 298 to 1250! Reg to 50c DEPARTMENT 1 novelty 16 Szes 3 for $11 Broken sizes i JEWELRY In s r no 7' Pads Chintz covered 200 pairs socks brown with gold 1 25c Proof Floor Special d Very limited' quantity! trim r Ski Men's and 59c Various colors Hondbogs—Auerbach's 398 595 795 Red green or blue ' Handbags Real Leather Desk Sets Reg Reg fwo-fone- Solid colors of farL blue teal ken sizcs 8 to 16 A re- quirement tpr Spring! no 7419c 4 69c to $1 Mechanically perfect Men's and women's sizes Vari- ous makes Very special New Leaders 3 pr Floor HANDBAG DEPARTMENT & to type io to- reversibles c) ' Reg the Remington Arms company In Salt Lake City rn 117 4 Daytime Shop—Amerbach's 'Streit Floor to become assistant paymaster at the small arms plant of - t - or Men's - or cweaters Sizcs C k Odds Solid colors MANS SHOP ST FLOOR suit Strut reogs Licleinrt Notions—Auerboch's 1 Fabric Conter—Auerbach's Incomplete sizes both Drastic mark- irs Worth hurrying for glad wall Monday ap- Dress 198 and 298 yd and coating weight 250 yards to go At yard part-wool- 9 Washable Reg 49c each bads Fhpral pOterns Wool Mixtures & Reg i d- o- jerseys rayons Wools -- ' I 1 e I Sweaters 215 Regular Dress Shields - cove-e- d Chintz-Chai- 4 4 1 wool Reg 29c to 49c yd prints and stripes 300 yds at yd 39c- Reg and'Cottons Percales Regular to 798 Georgiana r pr 16 7C Regular 798 Sport Coats 35 pair Double Off rncY 8 i Dated Scissors °al mixcottons of tures Wide range printed and Outplain fabrics standing fabrics RR Eiastc iops campus 29c wOucs Rags to 139 shirts Ilort or long sleeves Sizes 16 to 20 Buy a supply for Sprmg for sewing Guaranteed to 2 for years! Spe- stay sharp Rayons ST 1 -- All OFF - 325 602 s 98 Boysl(Sport Shirts high Only Griffin ' DAYTIME SHOP 20 gar- 7 Chenille Bedspreads Odds Regular 498 to 798 spreads FABRIC CENTER and ends slightly soiled II 3 98 H only Remnants Demestics—Auorbach's Third Floor Special wools and wool Kleael 21p 60-inc- Third Floor !' 419 op- 100 wool jackets Broken sizes Sizes stripes I2 Special garment bag Cellophane and net opening snap fasteners 60 inches dr) A I high Capacity 8 garments 2 for 65c Blankets Ends & 12 A real - Reg M Reg 65c value Wonder crepe skein Ingo floss and others 2 ounce just a few of each coloi Skein 1 - 3 n C LI Odd Lot of Yarns InVC only napkins or 2 398 Reg Garment Bag Cellophane 198 NletA Phana Told Odd Napkins Regular 17cCream color 66 ceniers Colored borders 35c Saxony Yarn ball of cream yarn Loveliest of all for making infants' wear 7n 7C in Br° len styles Ipper-fron- t 'Boys' Slack Socks Compleiely mothproofed! ments Full size DEPT RK Reg Towels Irish Linen Reg 119 values in large 16"x 82" towels 24 only Floor Holds Doilies Reg 10c Tuscany 24 price and only chomo from Hurry 398 value Reg 98 Cossack Jackets per closing 4 to 8 Special Wardrobe Closets Tittrd Floor ey these! Junior Cossack Jackets L NOTIONS DEPARTMENT 3 for $1 ucir35 flannel portunity stool pillows Draw les—Amorbach's 10C Half For Shoos—Auorboch'ssStroot 1 sty!e Lined d cotton sizPs 8 to 18 Reg Tapestry Squares frieze tapes to 49c ea Dim Double-breaste- soft Reg Play shoes end 4ressy styk?s Mostly brown and blar'k A few shoes of other mmIces Idcluded dropery or upholstery plece‘ to 5 yds in length 898 Wool Shoes - I Mackinaws oi Sizes 6 18 Hurry for I - 0 ' Reg with And white with black brown or turf Gabardines patents coif suedes Sizes from 4 to' IC to E Play casuals and types dressy walking 'I 'In All-Wo- Joiticks Red Cross Paradise Queen Quality' Blown black blue Remnants Drapery rover tirmtilo Table Covers I Enna rrtce ends to 198 odds shirts shirts dress polo felt hats Daniel Boone 1J'7C caps Knit - vdr:i c Caps ?Ind Reg '''A Sliss ' v ST FLOOR Boys ' Shirts - Reg 98c to 829 Panels and prisrllen or bath' Soiled cilia type for from 'display One 1 in pair of a kind Pair 12 rt JU I - - I Sample Curtains Special BEDSPREADS E:CNANGESI !k Regular to 895Women's Printed patterns 36"x212 yds lined 48"x 212 yds unlined Turquoise natural beige ' Pair ' Reg to 898 - SHOE DEPARTMENT BOY'S SHOP DEPARTMENT bed- 30 only HINCKLEY - ha ' Regular 29c Linen Doilies 1 Millard County--Deser- et L D S stake was reorganized Sunday under direction of George F Richards member of the council of twelvostles with Harold Ft Morris bishop of Hinckley ward the past five years sustained as new president Joseph T Finlinson of Leamington who has presided over the stake 30 years was released together with his rottnnelorm Edward L Lyman and Wilford B Hilton 8 - - 1 344 28 only Appliqued scarfs Less trvan half price? Hurry Stake Names - 1 - : j J $1 Regular He will aucceed Andrew Jensen treasurer for the past seven county I years who was named steward at the Utah state hospital J M Redd former hospital steward re- 1 - :' 1 pointed by the county conimiesion to the post of Utah county treas- i i i Loans $10 to $300 '''' '' -- urer ' rvote000i t - 129 54 inch vitiates Regular nel backs Brightly patterned 50 only o 0 street and ' ' Tailored( rayon only Oilcloth - ' s -1 3 only Slightly soiled cot- ton spreads Full bed 'size 27 203 treasurer's office 1 - (141:1°tIrt 6 --- 3 Regular 379 ington boulevar'd was '2arreated about 7:40 p ru by Detectives S S Leach and Ilenry-t- l Allred and Desk Sergeant Earl Wiggins at --- - ) rit a 39 ' 22121 i c ell'sriCP - bed spreads sizes Extra specialL '30 1 Lt A Y - 1 ) - Full Tribune Intermountain Wire OGDEN—Arrest of two men by Ogden city police Monday night and recovery of six watches stolen from the Schubaeh Jewelry com2435 pany store Washington boulevard early Monday morning solved a "doublecross" crime reported Captain of Detectives - -- - N11111 ' - 9 Treasurer ' - : Regular 1098 SPREADS County Names 0 -- 89c 16 29 181 1012 1911 1941 ': 1 ' Ready-Mad- e t above 1942 1941 1941 4f I - Regular 179 BLANKETS Ogden Police Nab Two in Watch Theft Ul Su m - 21 24 t' f only Extra largo Lboot blankets 80)(99 incher Slightly imperfect Associalowest - 1 u3t4o' i " DRAPERY I avenue He had two of the stolen watches in his possession the of(t - ) ficers said 14 Later the officers arrested rt e 0 41 tik ir i 1 it:" Charles Jefferies 39 who told officers he arrived in Ogden early iv-Monday from Las Vegas Nev ' Miller told police he sold one of ls the watches to Jefferies nown-sThe other three watches assertwere recovered from Jefferrt PAYMERT edly ''''t' t les who reportedly admitted steal' As Little ing them from Miller after buytlf00Pa me '' As ing one Captain Keeter said Miller was you Yoke No held for burglary after conbeing Risk! Our E20 to 30 I he broke a window in the fessing vealof xpert Itoofors or- - ijewelry store about 3 a in MonTrouble CovFully Free the day and stole the watches Jefred by Service feries will be charged with posconInsur- Phone for 4tgil session of stolen property the ofdiscussion in sidered round table e:MC' Estimate 'Free l ficers said of from loss Difficulties ensuing to armed forces help experienced ' Iirerythier to Imild Atythimit" was also considered at length I? combined ' annual First meeting 3 ED ER of the Idaho and Utah associations -- um was held last year at Logan Utah IAv ci C Delegates explained that problems of grocers of the two states were t y mutual in many instances and that te4 ' 100 Tribune Intermountain Wire pgtowiNAitod ' joint meetings built cooperation PROVO — Frank T Bennett chief deputy In the Utah county 1 '' l 81 Entire year Jefferson County To March 24 1942 To March 24 1941 Entire year 1911 IDAHO FALLS Idaho — Grocers of Utah and Idaho met In joint session Monday in Idaho Falls and accepted the "obligation of seeing that defense bonds and stamps are sold instead of just haying them for sa)e" cii been given Retail grocers ha of 2per ce t of cornmuni- atyclusoatia "We illingly accept the responsibilitg of promoting Stewart of Salt these sales" A ILake City presid nt of the Utah Retail Grocers' a8so'ratIon and Joseph D Armstrong of Idaho Falls tion ' - ' etehkee t t DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT Mil- - Entire year Utah Deaths (Total) Grocers' Meet Maps Boost Of Stamp Side to oWf - ( I 113 ' :10 ril:Mein hit-and-r- PARK CITY—John C Green Jr bas been elected exalted ruler of Park City Elks lodge with Wilson R Lenzi leading knight Robert G Scott loyal knight John City DeBernard loyal knight Albert Bircumshaw secretary Jerome Paxton treasurer: Alexander Gibson tiler and Percy Williams three-yea- r trustee le tt 1 ' the right eye Chester Nelson of Sunnydell and Myrtm Fyle of Archer shock and bruises Mr Weekes told Jefferson county officers he was driving north on the highway and that an oncoming car which failed to stop sidesvviped his machine the left front tire of Weekes' machine was blown out causing it to veer to the left side of the highway The motorcycle was following behind the southbound car that did not stop and collided with the front of the Weekes machine Olaf Jensen county coroner was reported preparing to call an inquest Meanwhile officers were car searching for the It was the first 1942 fatal accident in Jefferson county Idaho Deaths (Total) 1141)P Park City Elks Elect u roswith Adruirvmeer' 1 V (II) u Ti " ' i i I 1 414 Sunny-de- ll i Tribune Intermountain Wire SPRINGVILLE — Mrs Eliza Mendenhall native of Utah celebrated her eighty-fift- h birthday She resides with a Monday daughter Mrs Marion Tuckett of Lake Shore She was born on March 23 1857 in the old Springville fort a daughter of Thomas and Rebecca Tew who were among the first settlers in this city She spent her early life in Springville and later moved Idaho to Bear Lake county taking a prominent part in the civic and social development of lived in that country Later Cache county several years She lived most of her married life in Mapleton however She is the last living officer of the first Relief society at Mapleton of which she has been a member 54 years She recalls spinning cloth or her family in the early days and often took her wheel whenever rhe visited a neighbor She now crochets sews and quilts Of her 11 on and daughters nine are living Mrs Tuchett of Lake Shore J W Mendenhall of Cedar City T L Mendenhall of Raymond Alta Canada: Joseph M of Huntington Mendenhall Byron Mendenhall of Payson Mrs A F Berry of Rexburg Idaho Aaron Mendenhall of Mapleton Harvey Mendenhall of Provo and Barney Mendenhall of Salt Lake ' tt i SCIOUSneSS °cif 'IN i - ' ' - -t son of Mr and Mrs If Lane of Ririe and driver of the motrk cycl succumbed of a fracWeed skull in tin Iditho Faits hom Ile never regained conpitaL leg: Ul I f J 1 ' ld Injured were Thomas Alvin ' licio t 0 1 4 r i head-o- n Joseph Arthur Clark e'' ff on Yellowstone limits of north highway at the m a 1:25 at reported DepRigby Livermore Sheriff Roy uty collided around here" said s military Hiey ' ''1 ! - - Tribune Intermountain Wire RIGBY Idaho—One Jefferson County youth a motorcycle driver died Monday and tour other men were injured in the same accident when the motorcycle and a sedan "We borrowed the book to look "That's It over" Gillette said just as far as we can go 'They all either have their citizenship papers or authority from the United States attorney in their district to travel "I'm telling this to the Public can form their own opinion as to just what is going' On walking across the tracks William Lerwill Tucker M prominent Morgan farmer was killed instantly Monday at 3 p m in the Morgan business district Mr Tucker started aerosol the finuhle tracks am an eaoithounti freight train pnased and stepped directly into the path of a westbound train officers reported Although several persons were standing near by the passing trains obstructed their view and no one witnessed the accident police - a Japanese carrying manual Tribune Intermountain Wire 1 P' 4 ' ' to be was found local police - - Succumbs After Collision With Car ''travelers" through this section of Idaho at the present time One Japanese youth from Idaho rails questioned Monday by ts::' l'I ' I Motorcycle 1)river Japanese Farmer ti - TWIN FALLS Idaho UP) Chief of Police Howard Gillette said Monday there is an "un- -- 1- f - 0 7- --1 Evacuated Jap Crash Clalins l Takes Arms One Injures J Manual AiOItg Four in Idaho 4 as he Mardi 21 19 12 |