General Staff of Forest Service n Western A rea OFFICE FACES HEAVY TASK lit MOTORfLATES school The largest Utah high speech tournament will get underway at Weber college Friday Upwards of 150 youthful debaters and public speakers will assemble for the third annual event which will extend through Saturday Fine response Recorded the tour- This Month If rMnita the fact that during the st few days there has been a w mo uwuu sieaoy increase new license for motorists applying court house plates at Weber county about 400 sets must be issued daily for the remaining 16 days before the deadline at five p : m Feb 1 '4J This situation was evidenced Saturday by statistics from the state tax commission branch office sets whic reported that only 2548 have of passenger and truck plates been issuedi with the limit only 16 are working days away There about 9000 motor vehicles in the county P Greene tax ' commission J branch office manager and George E Brown county assessor saia both offices would be closed on Lincoln's birthday February 12 and Washington's birthday February 22 and that the offices would remain open each Saturday not in conflict with the holidays until five p m Mr Brown said only 3000 machines had been cleared through his offiei and it was expected 6000 more would have to be cleared before the end of the month i 7 X 1 ':-- - i'i ! j Pictured here are Chester J Olsen (upper left) new assistant regional forester In charge of the division of operation who was recently promoted from supervisor of the Wasatch national forest Salt Lake City C N Woods (top right) associate regional forester who with Mr Olsen takinr over the division of operation expects to resume periodic visits in region four K II Rutledge CARAVAN ACT (below) regional forester In charge of reserves In Utah Nevada southHELD INVALID ern Idaho and western Wyoming M Ratledge is now attending a na'fish and game conference in LOS ANGELES Calif Feb 8— tional j) Washington D C' (AP)— California dealers in used automobiles won a preliminary legal skirmish today to have the state "caravan act" declared invalid PUBLIC Three federal judges upheld the auto dealers and signed a temporary order restraining state offiDRIVE TO cials from (enforcing the measure The act passed by the last legis' lature prohibits the sale of or the if i --borrowing jf money on automobiles Part of the Observance of purchased outside of the state unAmericanization Week til 90 days after arrival of the cars In California i Announced Here 7 It was directed at a practice of some dealers who purchase new A public banquet in observance automobiles! in middle west stftes oi Americanization week will be and have them driven to California held Friday February 21 at seven and then sell them for a discount p TtU at: the Hotel Ben Lomond i as "used cars" of the Ogden Curtis D! Wilbur presiding judge Junior sponsorship of Commerce ac Chamber of the United State circuit court to W L Skanchy director of appeals who with Federal Dis- cording of the civics division of the junior trict Judge Albert Lee Stephens and organization Leon Yankwich signed the reThe jbahquet will be part of the straining order granted U S Webb national observance of AmericanCalifornia attorney general 10 days ization week February 12 to 22 to answer Skanchy said Lew Wallace Is chairman of the banquet committee Speakers at the banquet will be Mrs 88 Adams Si Bennion Salt Lake City who will speak on the American-iz- a Dead and Frank on movement Roy :? Francis of The Standard-ExaminMrs Abelhide Jocabine Sand- who will give a resume of the life berg 88 for many years a resident of the late Elwood Mead reclamaof Roy died Saturday night of tion chief who played a prominent ailments incidental to age in a local part in development of arid western j '" lands hospital She was born March 28 184S in The banquet program will also inDenmark Accepting the Mormon clude' musical selections and prereligion with her parents there she sentation of the colors by a group sailed with! them to this country of Boy Scouts Mr Skanchy said She has been an active member of the churcn ever since She is survived by two sons George Salt Lake City and one other living in Montana whose name was jnot known here by j ' y j friends Funeral arrangements are under direction of Lindquist & Sons High winds and heavy snows virtually stopped activities during the week at the arsenal declared Captain Edward M George construction quartermaster in charge Expenses Approved About the only work accom'' j plished was completion of layDistrict Judge Eugene E Pratt ing of 2500 of the 10000 ties on on Saturday approved December the rail lines within the arsenal expenditures of liquidators of the grounds and rehabilitation of the 150 WPA Ogden state bank plant Approximate Petitions If or the approval ex- workers are engaged on the $300- 000 project plained that because of tax payments during the last month of f4 1985 disbursements exceeded considerably those of recent months Child December! dls bur jements includFamily Has ed 529664 for operation of the Reunion bank $763011 fo operation of 22 d farms on which some 12000 sheep are being run and or the Child family will $572556 for taxes and other charges beReunion held February 22 opening at elevin connection with properties which en o'clock in the Riverside hall secure Joans All members of the family are ini ft '''J - i' " ' : X ABANWEDS HARK r t-i- der j i f " Sandberg Pioneer j er f - j SWm Halis" Arsenal Toil j i Bank Liquidators' ' i ! ' ' j j February bank-owne- vited i A good program has been arranged the committee reoorts and there will be a dance Members are requested to bring their basket lunch - Poulos Funeral To Take Place Today : J-- Funeral services r - " u " : for Gus Poulos will be "held today at two o'clock in H Evans Lindquist Sb Sons funeral chapel with the Rev H Gavalas Greek i Will Orthodox priest of Salt Lake City Tonight officiating j Friends may call at the chapel John Henry Evans of Salt Lake until time of services author of "Joseph Smith the City Interment twill be made in Mount American Prophet" and other works Ogden memorial park will cpeak in the L D S Twelfth ward tonight at seven o'clock His subject f will !be "The Prophet JosBoys eph Smith Up to Date J - I s Plan Program In 6th Ward Tonight A special coys program will be presented tchight at seven o'clock in the L D IS Sixth ward S th Youn? scout executive wUl V be the speaker U Boys of the Sixth ward Primary association and Blue Bird girls of the Twelfth H Prfmsrv o erMa tion will be featured on the musi-'- J cax program - ': t Dil-wor- ONE SWIFT AND SAFE PRESCRIPTION FOR RHEUMATISM One supremely good prescription for rheumatism sciatica neuritis and lumbago— when caused or agby excess uric acid —and gravated most of it is— is well and favorably known to live pharmacists all over America Just ask for 8 ounces -- Ailenru prescription and take as directed — it H swift and safe—often the pain and agony leave in iS hours Costs about fcoc I 1 Author Speak 5 Vocal solos will be contributed by Reed GammelL — ! Mexican people Following the serving of light refreshments the evenirig closed with community singing of favorite i: SOngS A meeting of the women Interested In furthering a local group of Mexican residents was called to meet in the "branch library located at 146 25th street Tuesday at four o'clock The program was the result of earnest work on the part of the jmsses juorna Crockett and Clara May Dougherty and William n Smiley :i Melting Pot Busy " Jn California Area FAIRFIELD Cal — (UP) — A cross section of American life was presented here when out of 12 citizens to whom naturalization pa pers were granted nine nationalities were represented There were two Italians two French two Portuguese and one each of Swiss — Danish English Austrian Russian PALM BEACH Fla Feb 8 (AP) — - Louise Van Alen of New- and German port and Palm Beach was married this noon to her second Mdivani f Plow Sold $950 prince Van Alen In the ' villa with members of the family One of and friends watching the society belle divorced in 193 MELBOURNE — (UP) — A plow from the late Prince Alexis to Australia by a Sussex famtaken Mdivani became the bride of her named brother-in-laHenty who became the erstwhile Prince ily first settlers pf what is now white 33 Mdivani Serge Thousands of carnations mingled the Australian state of Victoria has with ferns filled the Chamber in been sold by auction here for $850 the home of the aristocratic Mrs James Laurens Van Alen the bride's mother where the couple in the soft light of candelabra 'M western executive Baths J said their vows real estate trans'The f regional director cf the office of music preceded the serv- fers arefollowing by Elva A Wilkin- Organ reported of transportation ice read by Dr William Edward son recorder county will be in Ogden to meet with dirBieder Wolf chaplain of the M Peter Jensen and Elizabeth Poinci-an- a ectors-of the chamber of com- fashionable to Ogden River Bronson Jensen chapeL merce Tuesday February 18 reassociation Users Water warranty brown-haired d The : ports E J Fjeldsted chamber bride wore an ensembje of white deed part of section 13 township 6 north range 1 east $10 secretary with matching white hat W E Moore and wife to Stephens Mr Baths will discuss a plan Investment company quit claim to the rail facilities deed a part of lot 14 block 4 South of Ogden If the plan goes F D R Urges Den--vwill Include It the Ogden survey $1 through t& Rio Gram e Western in Enforcement of Ella Clifton to George W Clifton Law the Ogden Union Railway & Dewarranty deed a part of lots 6 and pot company which now is ownWASHINGTON Feb! 8— (AP)— 7 in block 10 plat B Ogden city ed by the Southern Pacific and The Patrolman's Benevolent associ- survey $10 Union Pacific railroads r George Brunt trustee to R T The board will meet Monday to ation of New York City heard from Mitchell of President Roosevelt tonight that lot 7 blockwarrantyC deed part review a report approved by the $10 Ogden plat "law enforcement is all too often affederal railroad to A Hammond and wife F taken for consolidathe' granted" fecting proposed 9 in of lot a C Bell Carrie asa to address In part the telephoned tion sociation meeting in Madison Square block 10 plat A Ogden $1 Garden Mr Roosevelt said that French Ai Hammond and wife to "unless: there is security of person Carrie C Bell warranty deed a as well as of material possessions part of lot 9 block 10 block A YOUTH all of our efforts for social and eco- Ogden $1 nomic betterment rest upon a founRebecca West to Irene West deed a part of lot 10 sand dation warranty pf A ! ——-block 47 plat A Ogden $1 Weber county to Archie "Penrod This Oregon quit claim deed all of lot 4 block Friends Retain Counsel To to Ogden 5 terrace subdivision " flower-bedeck- ed For Was Earliest w Will Discuss Rail Changes EAL ESTATE I tor non-sectari- an ! ate blue-eye- Greater er -- j tor ACCUSED HUMS JINGLE Worker Defend Him On Charge 1 of Murder -- : A fiesta given in Central Junior High school Saturday night by the younger Mexicans of Ogden drew even more of the adults than was — anticipated About five hundred of the young and old filled the rooms and after listening to a program given by the Mexican young people consisting of choruses duets solo and group instrumental and vocal numbers interspersed with pantomimes and declamations the evening was given to dancing "The young people were dressed in Spanish attire and gave the tango and other dances of the 1 ALBUQUERQUE N M" Feb 8— Modesto old' TrujilJo sat in Bernalillo county Jail here today and hummed a musical jingle while friends retained counsel to defend him from a charge that jhe murdered Carl Taylor writer Santos Garcia district attorney's investigator said the youth seemed utterly unworried by the incarceration which followed his asserted confession he shot the writer from behind and robbed him Tr4 a happy boy that is always o singing" ran the ditty which made up to show his indifference to the course of Justice Garcia saidjs The jingle continued in crude versification to tell of pleasure with a bottle of wine and ended:- "If you want to know ' nay name 'ask the f Jailer Tom Hatton friend of the youth and owner of the lonely Sandia mountain cabin in which Taylor was found shot to death said TruJiUo always £iad been ? happiest when strumming on a borrowed guitar reFriends disclosed they had tained Owen Marron and" Waldo Rogers' Albuquerque attorneys to defena the youth They were to con fer with Tmjillo in jail today Meanwhile Taylor's body lay In a mortuary It win be sent to the writer's family home at -Milltown Ind tonight globe-trotti- ng Sets New Example $4230 Weber county to Archie Penrod deed all of lot 5 block 5 S A L M Ore — (UP) — George quit claim subdivision to Ogden terrace Jones of Independence Ore who $4340 with a family of 12 and unemployed Weber county to Ivor M Hoggan refuses to seek relief walked 15 miles to a market in Salem carry- quit claim deed part of lots 8 and annex adon his 9 block 5 Central- park ing 100 pounds of carrots : dition $38327 back Weber county to William Water-straV 4f quit claim deed all of lot 8 Seeking improved production and and 9 block 1 Mill creek addition marketing methods for Jamaica's banana industry which has been ex- $55331 Weber county to John T Rush-mperiencing difficult times a governquit claim deed part of lots ment commission from England Is 1 2 and block Woodmansee's ad'' dition to 3Ogden investigating $175 : i 3 THE MOST FI01EUI - COAL For Stoker Use inSURAHGE AGEHGY Auto Burglary and all forms of Insurance except Life You can pay your premium In easy f monthly payments 319 - 54th Street Phone 05 ' S & H Green S tamos — six-we- ek 1' on all the beef you buy You will be assured of the Best Sold and Recommended By flSAiLFMO COAL GO - coAieo Phone 25G Phono 375 nual party at jthe fire station Wednesday at seven-thirt- y p m Captain O A Owens of the fire department will act as master get-togeth- er of ceremonies A feature of the programs win be a song i by Police Senrean L M Hilton the (words and music of which were composed by himself in honor of the 1936 Pioneer days celebration Copies of the new song will be distributed to those present and Sergeant Hilton will lead ln community singuig of the song) The police! quartet composed of Sergeant Hilton Detectives D B Eallantyne and H G Allred and I a iim ii ri i 1 r r- n hvi iwaki- - win mimi j sing several numbers Members of the city commission i and the four highway patrolmen stationed In Weber county hive been invited to attend The comniittee in ! WHAT DISEASES AnilCE79 fill Oil j At Rheims Ring Once More j ml -- that intricate and difficult melocan be played on the chimes dies Good used Radios $500 and up hour is sounded on Every quarter 2558 Wash Ogden Electric Co the chimes and each hour a melody the strains of which can be Culture heard Attmian— The Child the all over the fcity is played fun club will attend in a group L f4s eral of-- Dr D" N White at one S o'clock Monday in the L D Policeman Active Sixth ward chapeL Mrs White was a member of the club 1 WEAKNESS I MfiU I CONSTIPATION AND COLON 1 At the Age of 70 Night and Day towing and wrecking service Robt H Hinckley Inc Phone 12L TROUBLi J — K I 8 1 pbostatic AJK I mtVrtlS I ' 1 If you have Piles or other rectal bedisorders do hot fool yourself cause serious complications includfrom what may ing cancer develop ias a minor affliction appear today to The rnton & Minor Write today Clinic Suite 816 926 McGeie Street of Kansas City Mo for a free copyexa new illustrated book which displains Piles and other rectal the eases and which tells about world's oldest rectal institution where more than 46000 men and women have! secured permanent relief from their rectal troubles without needless surgery dangerous anaesthetics or hospitalization Correspondence is confidential and literature is mailed under plain wrapper KANSAS CITY — COP)— Tom Morrison who has been a policeman 43 years still likes it at the age 'For Taxes—G E Brown county of 70 He is the dean of the Kanassessor says 16 deputy assessors sas City force i in the county districts have com' SHIRRED EGGS IDEA pleted their work and the12remainin the NEW YORK— A bit of deviled ing six in the county and city would complete their work by ham will lend variety to your shirweek the red eggs for Sunday morning breakfast Simply line muffin tins with Great— For rheumatics and enjoy- strips of bacon put one teaspoonf ul able too Utah Hot Springs of cream one of deviled ham and one egg in each Sprinkle with pepSpeaker — Dr LelandH Creer per salt and paprika and bake in college will a moderate oven until the egg is president of WebeVin the cooked seven o'clock at speak tonight Tx T) ward chapel s Fourteenth Adams avenue near Thirty-seven- th i 1 end-of-th- I - f street Bargains In good used Radios on easy terms at Boyle's fin Tmtr — The Nazimova ' In "Ghosts" theatrical company of 20 persons is scheduled to pass wirougn Ogden at about : six-thir- r a m ty j4 II Thursday February 20 en route from Denver to Salt Lake City i m Interest Mounts I ii Ul1 KISU j As 7 Millionth j Philco Is Shown To the rich Chinese mandarins who discharged their family physicians as soon as any sickness came into their families we must0 give credit for the first health But science especially Insurance plan food science has changed the method since then — has made Health insurance avail able to all 5 j More than unusual Interest is public in being shown by the 7 Miof the 1 the many displays In Philco radio Philco llionth windows this week 1 dealers a 1 These displays are part of com-- 1 1 take the protective are measures that employed against the common winter colds and similar illnesses Science has found many foods rich in the elements that are) needed for building resistance within the body against winter's dangerous devitalizing As one example nationwide celebration of memorating the production recog- the 7 Millionth Philco achieve-1 ized as an unparalleled ment in the radio industry V C Brown of 2317 Washing ton avenue Philco radio dealer that the 1 in this city asserts mulion ra-- ! seven of production even apdios has never been radio other preached by any manufacturer and that this rec-- ! ord bespeaks most strikingly the 1 public's wholehearted preference for Philco radios - J "The 7 Millionth Philco Is a T consider model ever built" Mr radio finest the !V Brown declares fAnyone model 1 who sees this magnificent in jfnuco Qeaicis help Hng this celebration cannot home but want it in his own Each one of these seU sold dur-- 1 a medallion ing this period hasthat it is an 1 attached stating 7 Mil- -i of the exact duplicate a Thus person Month Philco satisfac-- ! the has it purchasing of owning the fin-- 1 tion not only est radio he can buy but also of possessing an instrument of J historic worth— a constant re-- 1 minder of an industrial achieve- ' Mr V -- CL 4 sicknesses Milk because it contains an abundance of such elements is considered one of the most important foods in this respect Many other dairy products too play an almost equally important part in helping you build for yourself and your family a most economical and positive healtn insurance at ment" ! ' - Members of the Ogden police and fire departments will hold their an- -- - enSTLEGATE er ' a You no longer need to trust to ycur own judgment in ' v selecting good beef Just look for the words — Party Will Be Held At 7:30 P I Wednesday Get-Togeth- charge Is E! A AndersonY IC J Braegger and J B Jenseh all of the fire department and Police Sergeant C K Keeter Chauffeur W S Noble Champneys and Officer C U France has been holding a fair of and Mrs James Program— Abraham Lincoln Cir- French products at Moscowf Russia To seak-i-M- r H Douelas recently of the L D S cle No 2 Ladies of the G A R Cut this out and save Iti British mission will be the speakers will observe Lincoln's birthday with at the Fifth ward sacrament meet- a patriotic program and refreshments in the Moose hall Thursday ing tonight at seven o'clock at two-thir- ty Members and friends E7C Art Session— All persons inter- are cordially invited ested in art are invited to attend a I Party— The Spanish club of Ogmeeting this afternoon f at three Dr A J Maris chief of staff of o'clock in the Ogden School of Fine den High school war give a Valentine party at the Cobble cottage the world famous Thornton & ! Arts Lewis " building I I Friday February 14 The hostesses Minor Clinic says: 'Piles are the for the'L win oe Karma Jfarr and Alice Price direct cause of thousands of cases Hisrh Priests-Srjea- ker Mt stake D S high priests Qgden of functional: troubles of stomach quorum will be Dr Leiana tt ureer liver kidneys and heart j Chronic Chimes president of Weber college The constipation colitisvneurijtls loss meeting will be held today at two of memory loss of vigor and a genp m in the Eighteenth ward chapel eral tired feeling are often relieved when rectal troubles are iured' Dance— The Sacred Heart acadeRHEIMS — (UP) — The chimes of in dance Valentin a my will hold Cathedral which have it ballroom! February Mi' It is said Rheims HEADACHE oeen silent for 20 years are ring one of the loss or the affair promises to be 15 MEMORY every of minutes the ing again ' season 01 tne most delightiul i day and night The original chimes by the Germans in C HTnnlTlniT rfial TIOW fit were destroyed 1914 NERVOUSNISt but they have September Co Coal Steed "Steed's Coal Sale" GAS 4 IIOATING been and duplicated replaced by 2268 Wall Phone 3375 Rockefeller generosity ' There are 14 bells in all giving in Chanel—Bishoo Edward to-T every tone and half tone of an ocARTHRITIS Saunders will be the speaker RHIUMATISM tave Each bell can be us 3d to ward night in the L D S First sacra- sound at least nine distinct notes ' ' JUHLi stoMacm chapel at seven o'ciock at some an octave below and others ment services The public is invited an octave THOMBtg ItiKHil above with the result amT to attend 116-X-wh- Fire- Williiiifij) —— 4 j MOUNTAIN BRAND limriTFonD 4 Depend Movinr Ken's Barber Shop Is able Reason service prescription moving one doo north downstairs able prices Broadstone Drugs Edward and Clair Fow Return-Bursts — Firemen were called ler brothers of Hooper? have re- toPipe 127 West Binfonl street Saturday business when a frozen water turned after a pipe burst inmiddle side' a stove No the extending through trip damage from fire i west to Texas resulted firemen said Club Event'— The Buenos Amlgos Big Redaction on all club of St Joseph's parish will make Leonard Electric Refriga winter erators floor arrangements this week for samples easy terms i outing Buy now and save Boyle Furniture Co We win par cash for your piano Fire Can— An overheated stove Glen Eros Phone 181 pipe Saturday burned the lath off "Dcvaxtn — Don Fowler son of Mr a portion of a wall in a house at and Mrs George E Fowler of the rear of 2128 Jefferson avenue Hoooer has left for the I D S owned by J Shlnney and occupied British mission intending to make by Phil Rosevear 1 a few days stops in Chicago and Phone 288— Everything for the ofFeb New York City before sailing ' fice Steve's Off ice j Supply 12 er 1 M Declaring that "the people of our Stelienbosch University of South villages are net private property to Airicalhas announced that a native transfer from one owner - to anto the Bantu teach will be engaged other" citizens of 17 villages near Ahmedabad British Indian have language but that? he will receive nly the wage 01 a coiorea Jaoorer protested against being transferred nd that he would be used also in from British India to the Pafsmif - yethnological studies native state ' : Tru-jill- j Rti tRM Mr Valentine" with It costs less to wear luxurious No tenecx isme wniie jjiamona zromaj Mend' silk hosiery A smart stocking Lincoln White Jewelry j that wears so long It lowers your annual hosiery budget At Ella Merrill's Hotel Ben Lomond and F Karl Jugler Ceremony— Mrs Anna Warner Bingham were It Has Been Proved over and over married Saturday at noon in the home ' of Frank A Jugler 984 again that the Queen Oil Heater Twenty-eight- h street in the presence can be operated as economically as of Immediate relatives and friends other types of heating systems Be A wedding dinner was served fol sides you have noidirt no fumes work Investigate I GaSav 2300 lowing the ceremony which was per no formed by Dr John Edwara uarver Lincoln Phone 1072 dt r SET P0W-U0- 17 SECOND PRINCE BANQUET "'' nament in previous years prompted Prof Cluster M Nilsson tournament director to invite participaschools of the tion from all high ' state"The tournament last year which attracted some X20 students was confined to high schools of northern Utah Thirteen high schools have notified Professor Nilsson of intention to engage in the series this week VV:r' be t While suitable awards will pr :ented to winners the objective of the tournament U development of the contestants rather than gaining of material awards Mr Nilsson pointed out Before any contestant In any branch of the gathering can be eliminated he will have bad many chances to appear with the best speakers of the state and before the best high school judges it was -said further While no official announcement has been made that the college students will be dismissed Friday afternoon to provide room for the prep enrollees it is virtually assured this will be the case - ' ! BY MEXICANS About 50 Will Compete In 500 Young And Old Fill Tournament College Central Junior High ' School At Fete Estimates Seta Per Working Day I i SPEAKING TEST POLICE AND FIRE RANDOM REFERENCES 1 Must Issue Average of 400 29 FIESTA IS GIVEN SCORES AWAIT Drink Cream 0' Webet Vitamin "D" Milk Daily Use Cream O' Weber Milk In Your Cooking I : 2551 Osrden Ave Phone Brown calls atten tion to the fact that these sets can be purchased on extremely liberal terms during this celebration inasmucla as all Philco dealers are offering special ' ' " ' ' '' trade-i- n allowances down pay- ments and exceptionally payments — easy - tr - A - - fy it — V-"- 0 S I ( I L