Show iTHE OGDEN STAN TUESDAY EVENING JULY 7 1936 !3 Mrs Landon To Wear Pink HOPES UP FOR IDAHO OPENS For Notification Program LOWER LEVIES ! H Iljki 'A V o ill o 5: : 5 J 77 -- ed $126-260- 61 er $892-601- tax-$10499- bell-shap- IRON COUNTY CROPS DOOMED State to Aid With Small Tleservoirs But Not Until Next Year SALT LAKE CITY July 7— (AP) —Iron county of Utah's few farm-in- g districts afflicted with a water shortage asked the state what to do about It Iron county commissioners- calling upon Governor Blood said their ranges are parched and the valley crops withering from lack of mois- ture The conference decided the only solution was construction of small reservoirs — but "they will not be ready before next year Hence the 1936 crops are doomed —unless it rains abundantly -- 44- Officials Bring Cancelled Bonds O SPRING VILLE July 7—Officers of the Utah county drainage district No 1- - returned Monday from Se attle ' i The officers returned with $68- 000 worth of cancelled drainage trict bonds and signed over to the federal reserve bank at Seattle $44-0worth o new bonds in return A savings of $24000 on the principal alone resulted from the gov-eminent refinancing plan The interest ’ate on the remaining debt was reduced to four per cent ‘ 00 — O I ! o - Skidmore Favors Best In Teachers ' T : I MAPS Destroy Farmer’s h Nemesis e j Godding BOISE July 7 — (AP) — Idaho’s prolific (weed crop faced virtual extinction today as 1700 workers set out to destroy agriculture’s greatest j menace “When our work Is completed on upwards of 100000 acres of infested land we believe the value of Idaho’s agricultural acreage will be increased $50000000” said Harry Spence Jr university extension service agronomist in charge of the $2500000 WPA pfoject broadened curriculum GOODING Idaho July 7— (AP) F Shaw new president of Gooding college outlined a progressive program today to make the school one of the west’s outstanding institutions— especially in' business ’ administration Shaw whose outstanding accomplishments as director of the Portland branch of Albany college won — Walter that in He added every department the aim is quality and high attainment in the development of personality and character— as well as scholarship Shaw said the reorganized faculty wiR take each freshman as a distinct individual consider his background fill in the general cultural weaknesses and enroll him in the course of study which he chooses to pursue as a major - 4-- 4 - j Spence said workers are organized in 31 ixrunties and the work will spread to all the state’s 44 counties shortly Morei than 5000000 pounds of sodium chlorate has been ordered At the peak of the drive 3500 workers will be employ j ed Hie drive is pledged to the elimr Inationjof leafy spurge wild morni-ln- g glory white top Canada thistle ( and Russian Knapweed Local sponsors with the federal government in financing the pregram ‘ - weed-destroyi- ng ’ ' STAY NEUTRAL” CRASH INJURIES Funeral arrangements were being CHARLOTTESVILLE Va July 7 — (AP) — P H W Almy barrister of Torquay England told the Institute of public affairs today he found it impossible to believe America could remain neutral In the case of a general European war “Neutrality may keep you out of the fighting lines but it will not keep you out of the bankruptcy courts” he said You may save your lives but you will not save your souls and certainly you will not save your investments and your bank balances “You cannot localize the devastation of a great war you cannot es cape the overthrow of one in the close phalanx of nations If Germany collapses or if France or any other then you and I will fall down’' Wyo July 7— Bob 20 years of age became who Spencer Monday died early today as the result of injuries sustained Sunday night in a collision on the Woodruff road just over the state border in Utah He had a fractured skull and multiple lacerations of the face and scalp Bob Spencer was a son of Mr arid Mrs Len Spencer and was employed with his father in the automobile business LOGAN July 7— Charles H Skidmore state superintendent of public instruction Monday lectured at the summer session of the Utah State Agricultural college on the subject "The Utah Teacher Today "Because school teachers guide the destinies of the young people of the country they should be the best the state” he qualified people-i- n said -4- ’ - ‘ 4- - — Lightning Sets Oil Tank Ablaze PAYETTE Idaho July 7— (UP)— FVANSTON I -- 4-4 Bites Tail From Pet Puppy SHrLvePORT La July 7 — (AP)— Larry Thomas Cobo and a segment of Spitz tail were found together in the living room Of the Cobb home ld jTwo-year-o- The puppy was sulking ' other room in the Larry’s vocabulary is limited but he made it clear to questioners that SANTA MARGARITA Cal July he did it with his newly acquired 7— (UP)— A fire which started when incisors oil I lightning struck a 50000-barrun reserve tank here was reported ' WORKER’S GROUP MEETS der control early today PALLS Ida July 7— (AP) of TWIN cloud a The flames threw smoke hundreds of feet into the air — Eugene Scott of Twin Falls presias firemen stood watch to prevent dent of the Workers’ Alliance of the blaze from spreading to adjoin- Idaho said today 100 delegates are expected here Saturday for the ing tanks last night The reservoir is one of a group party’s state convention operated by the Union Oil company San Luis Obispo of California county made today for Ralph Engels lineman who suffered fatal burns Yesterday when he came In contact! with a high power line j southeast of Payette He was burned and knocked when he brushed against a wire harrying 11000 volts He died without regaining consciousness at an Ontario Ore hospital His wifq father j a sister and two brother all of Payette survive uni-conscio- Lineman Dies While On Job : —H Invites Borah To -I - ed - 1- of Western Railroads and their allied industries The railroads are pushing on to new frontiers— frontier J of finer faster service at lowest cost per mile That's why we invite you to attend the events of Railroad Week between July 13 and 18 — to show you our achievements Learn about the program from your newspaper V s Get acquainted with your railroad agent Phone write or call for information about travel or shipping by train to any part of America -- Address Breeden ‘ -- O We’re going to put on a show To celebrate progress in rail transportation: can — cool clean quiet ' at rock bottom fares Passenger — Safety first a great record New coach comforts - World’s finest sleeping car service meals— coaches diners stations -Economy Faster schedules for long or short trips Dependability in' all weather of LCL freight Free The courage and vision o! pioneer railroad builders live again today in the hearts and minds of 750000 workers who make up the human side ry PROVO July 7 (AP)— Horace Ray Knapp 40 of Salt Lake City a power company lineman died sudf denly lyesterday afternoon whilf crew working with a wire-repa- ir Company officials said Knapp was working on a “dead wire” when h$ slumped on his safety belt' appar ently from a lie art attack el j — 4 - WENpELL Idaho July 7— CAP! —Mrs Minnie Miller one of Idaho’ outstanding blue ribbon livestock said today she had'lnvit-eproducers ” Senator William - E ' Borah tc address the State Guernsey Breeders' association picnic at her Thousand Springs ranch next Sunday d AND THE PULLMAN COMPANY 44-- Official's Son Is Reported Better BOISE Idaho July 7— (AP)— Physicians reported today the condition of Joe Keenan 20 son of Frank Keenan executive in the Reconstruction Finance corporation at D C as “slightly Washington improved” Keenan was injured in an automobile accident near here Sunday Condition of Delna Holland Boise girl who was struck while riding her automobile an by bicycle was reported "poor” -4-- Utahn Has $500 Line Telephone - Thanks fo Luck Cost Estimated ’ : - Utah July 7— (AP)— BOISE July 7— (AP)— H P Stom-mSaturday night Harry Brownlee a state manager of the Mountain coal dealer put $518 in his office States Telephone and safe Sunday acting on a premoni- company estimated todayTelegraph cost of tion or sheer good luck he removed materials for construction of a toll $500 line between Ashton Idaho and That night the safe was opened West Yellowstone Mont at $30000 by yeggs who took the $18 He said the federal communications 44commission had granted a petition for construction of the line Bingham- el r -- 1 Work Underway On Waterworks Father Acquitted -- BLOOMINGTON Idaho of Child Beating July 7 a new 6 waterworks system was started SALT LAKE CITY July 7 — here today — Robert Hall was exonerat(AP) The project is being financed ed in Juvenile court on a charge with a PYVA loan of $24400 and a of beating his five small children grant of $9600 Juvenile Judge Rulon Clark found him guilty however of contributing to their “dependency and neglect” by drinking whiskey in their presence and by failure properly To provide for them — (AP) — Construction of $35-60- 'ijm : - z -- 4-- o Nearly Freezes Despite Heat 7— KANSAS CITY Mo v t£ZV‘ V— Jt '' v:f ac' ' July M H Wimmer narrowly escaped freezing to death while the t iUX3)— temperature in Kansas City topped degrees Bandits locked him In the freezing vault of his t A passerby who couldn’t sleep because of the heat liberated him TOO ice-plan- 44 PATROLMAN TRAVELS PAR DENVER Colo — (UP) — Colorado’s state highway courtesy patrolmen using automobiles and motorcycles travel an average of 5817 miles each day in performance of their duties - 4lEl7 PLYMOUTH GIVEN AWAY EACH WEEK ed iimiti CONTEST 0 will tell you Smokers - i Robert II Hinckley Inc 2810 Wash Ave DODGE PLYMOUTH ' Tune In KDYL TONIGHT 6:30 P ' f v BL 4 r i O 19 SS Liggett Sc Mve Chesterfield wins ' ' because they’re because “ - I a-- Tobacco Co i - ' milder “'I t SERVICES HELD ar DIES 91 “IMPOSSIBLE O 1700 WPA Workers Church of Christ Scientist ’ conducted Marguerite Cook was the soloist accompanied by Mrs James Palmer who also played the - preluda and postlude The subject was “Im’’ mortality There was a large attendance of friends from Evanston and Ogden especially from railroad Circles To Nebraska The body Is being taken to Lincoln Neb where services will be Funeral services for Mabel Camp- held Friday and interment made in bell Palmer wife of Robert ’Palmer the family plot Making the trip east were Palmer the husof Wasatch who died Sunday morn- band and Robert Mrs John Slack Evansing as the result of a- highway col- ton a close friend of the family lision ‘near Evanston Wyo SaturA California archery club Is day night were held Monday evethe Indian art of shootpracticing ning in Lindquist & Sons’ funeral ing with bow and arrow from the chapel Marcia Beli ef the Forst backs of moving horses VICTIM’S I Rites Arranged For Power Victim ed 55 o COLLEGE CHIEF 98 925 $271-064- R him his new position said he alms to reorganize revitalize and enlarge CRASH the school’s service “If Gooding college will have any one interest greater than another” PROGRAM he commented “it will be in the field of economics and business ad' ministration” Will Business Course Stressed In He said the four-yeliberal arts Body of Wasatch Woman will interbe college strengthened Move At Expansion Being Accompanied an with increased nally faculty and I WAR ON WEEDS WIJ'J By RUTH COWAN Two-Mi- ll Reduction Seen Associated Press Staff Writer ESTES PARK Colo July 7— ‘1 As Result of Healthy — Mrs Alfred M Landon se(AP) Tax Surplus In Utah lected today the dress which she SALT LAKE CITY July 7— CAP) will wear the night of July 23 — The prospect of - lower taxes when her husband Governor Alf brightened the Utah financial pic- M Landon of Kansas will be ofture today A state commission report for the ficially notified he has been chosen presidential fiscal year Just ended revealed a as the Republican candidate healthy state financial condition Governor Landon will deliver his reduction in and a probable In Topeka in a v state and state school tax levies acceptance tospeech Kanon held be the ceremony The report showed a surplus of al- sas state capitol grounds It is exmost $1000000 in the sales tax the event will draw thousalone with substantial increases in pected of people from over the ands ether special tax funds also The total of special tax collections country the youthful darkThe as compared to haired gown was $920277377 dark-eye- d slim Mrs Lan$770972761 for 1935 decided upon is a delicate saldon Sales' tax receipts totaled $2966-8652- 9 mon pink and white floral print j as compared with $249609711 with a bit of green on it v ' £ an 18 per cent increase There was Cut on rengote lines the floral a 14 per cent increase in gasoline print falls softly over a slip of i r v t tax returns which totaled $2899-010- white crepe The print over-froc- k CfAi' ' fails by several inches of meeting the From individual income and cor- in 'the front thus leaving poration franchise taxes $63964249 crepe showing in a vertical line from neck MRS ALFRED M LANDON wasjeredited to the district school Down this in the center fund for levy reduction $21321417 to hem are small white crepe-coverPicks Out Dress buttons to the property tax fund and The dress has a high neck fin- three-quartto the general fund Other length The bodice ished simply in a white crepe returns: and the skirt has full The fits throat trimly at the ties which band Motor vehicle registration lines are sleeves graceful beer cigaret slightly tax $28449348 inheritance $139-892insurance company tax OF TO YOUTH oleomargarine $3763415 DARD-EXAMINE- ' ripens in it has the full- flavor that makes a " cigarette taste n |