Show Fvanra a reed new here They liftedGrOWl TTn TVlirf AUBURN N Y Aug 4 CUP) — police literally dug for evi- dence to find out who dumped a whole truckload of rubbish along- - j in Bottla STANDARD-EXAMINE- SPARTA 111 Aug 4 (UP) — A cucumber fully matured inside small bottle which had been tossed into a garden here when the cucumber vines were small papers bearing names and dresses which led to the arrest of Charles S Garrett 29 on a charge of malicious mischief ad-Sta- te TMIOGDEN (UTAH) SUNDAY MORNING AUGUST 5 40000 are which some jointly owned and operated by Union Pacific and Southern Pacific Whatever the nature of a perishable shipment fruits vegetables meats or what not whatever a shipper's requirements might be in order to keep his particular commodities at the proper en route in summer or Union Pacific has winter modern facilities plus the "know how" to provide satisfactory service We're a protection railroad from one end to the other All part of the day's work of course — part of the constant-lookou- t for the shipper's best interests which makes "Union Pacific" the for dependable transportation Call tern-peratu- re SALT LAKE CITY Aug 4 (AP)fNo 3 and the Brotherhood of Lo- Firemen and Enginemen Representatives of five labor unions comotive Three of those unions already and Kennecott Copper corporation have informed the Utah state laagreed today to meet Monday in an bor relations board that they will attempt to avert further walkouts go on strike if their demands are metals indus not met in Utah's Strike Continues " try strike of the Meanwhile the State and federal mediators ar United Steelworkers of America Unions asranged the meeting four Utah mines continued sociated in the joint council will against unabated Inbe represented They are the Involved are two mines of Amternational Union of Mine Mill and erican Smjelting Refining and MinWorkers Smelter International ing company at Copperfield and otherhood of Electrical Workers Lark properties of Silver King ernational Association of Ma- - Coalition Mining company and Utah chniists Operating Engineers local Consolidated Mines company both of Park City W C Page vice president and 'SURE MAKES opergeneral manager of western DISHWASHING ations U S S R & M said the company plans to reopen the Mid-vaEASIER smelfer Monday He stated that there is sufficient ore in stockpiles to operate the smelter for four or five days possibly a week os a slightly reduced basis 't fus 1 T rr'ea buy-wor- 263 24th SHELBY VILLE Ind Aug 4 (UP)— Albert Patterson 65 arrest-- ! ed while walking through town in his stocking feet told police he lost one shoe got disgusted and threw the other one away Street Dial tisse Donlad Price 32 walked away from this badly damaged plane with only a cut eat the neee Flytssf a crop dusting mission he smashed into a pewer pole after making a farced landing at San Jaae Calif The light ship dragged the pole about S yards before skidding into a halt in this position Tremonion Mayor Names Contractor To City Council TREMONTON Aug 4 — Reuben Baer Tremonton contractor has been appointed a member of the city council succeeding J M Mor- tensen who died Mayor Kleon Kerr announced today Mr Baer will supervise parksthe cemetery and airport Mayor Kerr said The new Council member has resided in Tremonton for the past 30 years coming here from Peoria 111 where he? was born He marALL TRUCKS ried Mildred Theurer of Temon-to- n and they are the parents of Let the Truck Engine two children! Mr Baer id a member of the loDo Your Work cal Lions club He served for four years with the U S army mainly 1 in the Pacific area during the secA Your Fixed Bed ond World war Meanwhile Mayor Kerr said assignments: to other council members are as follows: Harry Miller ADVANTAGES Gar Wood Model 0 Farm Hoist roads and streets Reed Giles pubwill provide you with more leisure lic safety Lamoin Cowley finance Lew Leading Height time by allowing you to get work and Del Hansen water system done faster and with less effort on Iffertless Unloading your part Low mounting permits Mere Power easier loading Gar Wood Farm unHoist eliminates Overload Safety Valve loading Dumps clean in thirty secAutomatic Safety Lock onds This Farm Hoist will greatly increase the uses for your truck and Cab Control will pay for itself in a very short HELENA Mont Aug 4 (UH— time ' A cloud of moths descended on Helena's business district last night and dimmed neon and street lights Plate glass windows of business establishments were shaded with a blanket of the insects bex x solid lieved to be of a cut worm variety BODY EQUIPMENT CO Sidewalks were covered with dead moths that had spent their Phone 2 7503 Wall Avenue Ogden Utah short existence bumping against hot eaaa--lights ds your nearest" Union Pacific freight representative for rates schedules for every kind of freight information He's there toTelp you P le This One No Good onscious HsBawa''--- 1851 Hew Talks Scheduled Monday In Metals Industry Disputes non-ferro- Gives you the chills just to look at those PFE refrigerator cars of Elecirilying Landing R FARM HOIST fits ear reservation? Ml depart- Union Pacific work ctosefy to- tether' The reprtfntattv you knew wMt e glad to holm you with your travel plant Truck to Convert DUMP TRUCK R-1- Helena's Lights Dimmed by Moths back-breaki- fjKsSaaBsjstti arfsiBsMsk WILLIAMSEN (Offices h roughout the USA) °m ¥m and HUGHES SEMI-ANNUA- New Locks on Davis jail Signal End of Renovating FARMINGTON Aug 4 — Neweral nights and returned during the locks on all the doors of the Davis early morning hours In another instance one prison county jail1 today marked the end of renovation work on the aged struc- er fled the jail and another strolled across the street to a business firm ture! told the operator he had betPrisoners charged with minor of- and call the sheriff and have him fenses have been locked up in the ter come and lock him in officials said county jail during the final stages Remodeling work was done at a of remodeling However other cost over $8000 The structure Davis county prisoners charged now of houses eight individual cells with felonies and those with repu- all steel enclosed four on one tations of being "hard to handle" side and four on with other There are being held In Weber county is an enblosed cellthe in the front ef pending removal to the reinforced the building for wornan or danger Transfer of these felons Is ex- out prisonersrooms of the The two building pected within the next few days separated by a sturdy door and It is possible authorities indi are also houses cated William Davie convicted the front section which used for be will cell enclosed the operator of the Benevolent Hand ef "mugging" elssV printing Friendship club house of prosti- finger said tution west of Farmington may be visiting purposes Sheriff Day were New plumbing fixtures also amnntf fhp fire "0iipK " Tlauic fnnntv Sheriff ToRni riav rnnrtH installed he has accepted a court order for removal of the prisoner to the Davis lockup Although remodeling of the Jail included a cell separated from the others for women it is doubtful : that Rosetta Davie wife of William Davie convicted on a similar SALT LAKE CITY Aug 4 (API charge will be taken to Davis officers said She also is being held in The International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers said toWeber county Renovation work is expected to day employes of Kennecott Copper in three western states put an end to wholesale escapes corporation nine to one in favor of experienced during the past several are voting a strike years in Davis county Sheriff is The union an independent Day said Typical of the ease with which conducting the strike voteit among repreprisoners fled the old jail was the all Kennecott employes case of a man who broke out by sents in Utah New Mexico and using a coat hanger and spoon He Nevada Al Skinner international repreleft note to a former sheriff saving "I can't stand it any longer" He sentative said votes tabulated so refar show 2633 in favpr of a strike escaped Nov 19 1950 and was captured in Santa Barbara Calif and 304 against He said workers at the Tooele and returned to jail by Sheriff Day smelter a unit of Anaconda Copon June 14 of this year Another county prisoner report- per corporation voted 265 to 29 for edly left the jail each night for sev- - a strike Walkout Favored In Three Stales Le-R- L All Sales Final GREATEST No Exchanges All Sales Cash VALUES IN THE HISTORY OF OVER ii OF OUR WOMEN'S APPAREL STORE Of--: : SPORTSWEAR UNOERIt DRESSES NYLONS 15 Denier BLOUSES 1 299 I ) Values up to 51 Gauge Black Seam $199 Value 5 J159 II 400 2 -- a Values to 799 Stripes and Solids f First Quality (( STARTS I) a Friend to Share the Bargains! 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