Show THE OGDEN in 1 — llM is I OGDEN OFFICE — ' STANDARD-EXAMINE- - ' : SUNDAY MORNING MARCH 3 1929: R ——— ' - 1 nephew of Phil A Kohn of Ogden He acts on tha screen under 'the nom de plume off Laon Raymond only 11 years old has had considerable experience In the movies actjing with Conrad Napel Betty" Cjmpson and others He Is a son of Mrs Bernlce Janney i film newst and rrr younspst Ogden's was born iri and living: here will bchseen on he screen until four years Ogden New Bill Will Be Talked luminary ago this afternoon appearing in Anne 1 Over Tuesday j In Nichols' Immortal "Abie's Irish Tara-mouRose" which opens at the Experts 'say jthat a fat herring Salt Lake run contains theatre for a four-da- y weight for weight as as a good beefthLs much nourishmjent named luminary church is Correctly At a meeting of I D i'!' a steak and he is called Laon Janney officials representatives of Utah : j Box and Elder counties Sanpete of and the state superintendent public instruction Dr C N Jensen in Salt Lake Saturday afternoon it was dec'ided to hold a meeting Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the chnrch commissioner of educa tion office to talk over the Junior OGDEN YOUTH IN FILM PLAY MEETING CALLED JUNIOR COLLEGE pt ANF AS THRFF MOTORS DIE OVER CLEVELAND niM - GIVES REVIEW - V miiu niMiiiMti nni ii i i'ii m "i r " J" mi" ni iii iij mum uu jn i urm t m n n ii in " 'fT STATES OF TWO - nt i ROAD SYSTEMS ' E$ si ( S Hands Utah Million Yearly For Post And Forest Ways OILING IS POPULAR college suuauuu iu uiau This meeting will be attended by authorised committees from sec tlons Interested in junior college work They will discuss ai new bill while will be presented to the leg islature at this session in an effort to continue operation of the Junior j Idaho To Have Fine Route Between Utah And Oregon "Progress in RoadVonstruclion Utah and Idaho" is the title of an authoritative statement prepared of Saturday by the Osrden office the federal bureau of public roads What has been accomplished and what it is hoped to accomplish are set forth ai follows 'With 3436 miles on the Utah state road system it can readily be seen that the approximate total milexpenditure of less than three cannot in otie lion dollars year maintain these roads in the best condition arid complete the construction to standard in the short time that miffht be desired One thousand ip:ht huiwlred and sixty-foof the 3436 miles compose the Genfederal) aid highway system eral maintenance snow removal and purchase of equipment cost in excess of one million per year The contributes government federal) about 1017000 annually for post and fcrest roads as part of the to three pillion above referred deThe remaining money must be voted matching federal aid and to betterments which are aimed to improve conditions in sections of "roads tvhere standard construction cannot be expected for a term of is years A measure of progress shown by comparing the- - record aid of miliease on the federal improved highways that had been to an "all weather" condition up t o Jan nary 1 1327 or 737 miles with he total of 950 miles im- -proved u'p to January 1 1929 Byall weather' roads is meant those with sand clay gravel or better surfac -- although in many in stances not to standard width etc colleges which the church intends to ceajse operating H£A — v — : v Ii? : Sam Taylor 2200 feet above One motor coughed and went dead then the second then the third Pilot Ford-Stou- t Airlines ship held his this aboard 13 with big passengers downtown Cleveland skyscrapers nerve Calmly he coasted the big ship toward a vacant field and made a perfect landing locking his brakes the plane had only a dent and stopping within a few feet of some houses Nobody was even scratched and in a wing where it hit a fence Above is the ship as it landed and at the right is Pilot Taylor Water in the ""' gasoline is blamed ur Sign Affect Values Of Home Owners 'Land In Several States Legislation Has Been Enacted to' Regulate Gaudy Billboards Adjoining Roads Cutting Off Sight of Forest Glen and Dell or Obstructing View of Highway 'in order to conserve the natural beauty of the park' California has barred all advertising signs and billboards from state highways And Maine prohibits since 1915 all billboards and signs that 'obstruct clear vision of any inter' secting Irrghway' or 'prevent 'the safe use of the public highways" Michigan North Dakota Tennes see and Vermont also have laws that control billboards with rail- spect to their erection road grade crossings "New Jersey Connecticut and St Louis tax billboards in an effort to restrain them and a St Louis judge has said that 'If a city desires to discourage billboards by a high tax we know of nothing to hinder' The state highways board of Georgia has prohibited the placing of advertising signs along roadways TEST MAY COME SOON "In Massachusetts there is what is termed a 'war' between the billboard interests and the organizations that seek to restrict Outdoor The present Massacadvertising husetts-law authorized town and cities to regulate I'lboards by local ordinance subject to general rules of the state department of public works No other state has extended its police power outside the highway limits and billboard interests declare that this law is unconstitutional and have taken the case before the supreme of Massachusetts "The people who are fighting to uphold the present law declare that the fundamental principle of legal control of advertising1 on private land Is at stake and the Massachusetts Billboard Defense'commit-te- e organized in 192 5 states that it will-takthe case to the United States supreme coure so 'if the the law is finally sustained way will he opened for like control lake country bears the Incon the gaudy billboard W1 whichof intrudes itself into a gruous advertising sign of motor -residence district the sign which fuel and a sign stuck in a river says "Vote for So and So for girds the tree or telephone poleis bed Sheriff' which the roadside "shack" made more ugly with bizarre adWHO OWNS THE VIEW? Do they affect vertisements? The National Association of Real values? Estate Boards has held that the of the taxpayer who help- view from the highway does not What OILTVG IX UTAH ed for our highways at the belong solely to the individual who "A recent development has heen rate pay of $50000 to $75000 a mile? owns the property along the right that ofl light oil treatment of gravel a his tremendous investment to of way but in part to the or"crufehed stone roads This was be given consideration or shall the started in Utah during 1 927 We property owner whose land ad"Up to date practically all at have aj total mileage of CSmlles to joins be permitted to tempts highway at regulation have been were 42 miles which date qt of forest glen and aimed at billboards cut off sight Early deciDuring-19219 2S probr dell or to obstruct the view at a sions of courts in this country have re intersection by hald that the regulation of outdoor ably irk excess of 100 miles will The highway dangerous ceive oil surface treatment the erection of an ugly shack or a advertising is a restriction upon cost viries from $1500 to $2000 per billboard? " the use of private property but mile exclusive of any necessary states have barred billboards ENACTED LEGISLATION many additional gravel or grading work coun- from their highways declaring that this in states several In the great Every autoist appreciates legislation has been enacted in this aetion comes within the prov benefi: resulting from the elimina- try an effort to regulate such deface-me- ince of their police power Such tion of loose gravel and dirt and the United States su- control in many places has been "Of late years the public has court may be called upon based on the theory that the courts preme in a seen tjhe marked improvement to removhelp answer these questions in have a right to protect the public state'3 very creditable snow near future according' to the against billboards that offend the 7 the 192ff-2 of winter al Ejuring the Association of Real Es- eye as they have a right to pro National Utah spent $20000 for this purin its weekly article tect the public against noises and Boards tate 192X-2- J was thecost In pose Interest to property odors of on subjects ?s3odo 'As to whether or not billboard 'Thie fact that 246 5 deaths arid owners on is a violation of private the control association The quotes to have are estimated 690" injuries Ward C Gifford property rights some cpurts have occurred at steam railroad grade billboard situation City Missouri who for the held that the erection of billboards crossing in the United States dur-in- g Kansas two years has been chairman is In fact ami in intention a use 10 26 commands our interest past in the progress made in elimina- of its outdoor advertising commit- of the highways and an exploitation of the travelling public JusIn tee tion of these danger points "There is no question that bill- tice Trent of the supreme court Utah on July 1 1916 when the in purely residential dis- of the Philippines In a decision fcderfl aid law went into effect the boards are on tricts the highly undesirable and which sustained a statute empow numb?r of grade crossings depress land values ering the removal of billboards if federal aid highway system was undoubtedly the and ready sale of home prevent they are objectionable to the sight were 180 six There underpasses --Mr districts" in such said: says sites and four overhead structures Some SUCCESS OF BILLBOARD "Billboards undoubtedly Gifford eliminated been by crossings have ' 'The success of billboard ad relocation of the highway' Today have a place in outdoor advertising but should be confined in cities vertising depends hot so much up there are approximately 142 grade- to on the use of private property as commercial districts cf o&siflngs i i underpasses ana sevit does the use of the channels of ASSOCIATION COOPERATING ert ovierhead struct ves used by the general public travel to SIGNS AND the recog first "And among IBHIPGES "Tie construction ©f bridges has nize the fact that unrestricted use Suppose that the owner of private On July 1 1916 of billboards is detrimental to the property who so vigorously objects also progressed on the federal aid highway system community and In fact to the bill- to th6 restrictions on this form there "were 12S bridges of over 20 board business Itself has been the of advertisement should require foot span totaling 8116 feet or Outdoor Advertising Association of that the advertiser pastejhis'posters 1 i miles Twenty-si- x per cent of America that has adopted stand- upon the billboards so that they the tptal length was of permanent ards of practice that prohibits would face the interior of the propinstead of the exterior Billtype Now there are 182 bridares members placing boards or signs erty of ovier span totaling 12331 where they interfere with the view board advertising would die a natmiles The portion of natural scenic spots In addi ural death feet or 2 " 'The real dependency of billbe termed permanent tion the association prohibits post which may ' board cent 73 to advertising is not upon the has been increased per crs or signs on rocks posts trees use of private propunrestricted a blllr not the and very will or country fences "f effort has been made permit the unrestricted use but all upon erty on streets by boards or signs facing great to mark the highways public parljs where the surround of the public highways' "The decision of Justice Trent This with standard signs both caution- ing streets are residential The type of association has also evolved regula referred to above regards the reary and directional sign fend manner of designating the tions covering the kind of boards moval of billboards as a proper routes were agreed unon by the As- its members can use and existing exercise of the police power of the sociation of State Highway Offi- boards must be made to conform state and other commonwealths billboards on cials! The routes composing the fp these standards within the next that have barred their highways have done so on United States highways five years V have each been assigned a numeral "Some organizations complain the same basis STATES IN REGULATION south and north fol If even thop! extending that these standards "The Minnesota Supreme Court receiving odd numbers and those lowed implicitly might not fully that the state commisextending east and west receiving meet the requirements of the situa has held high-wayhas regulatory an oven number marked on a tion and not all outdoor adver- sioner of over state trunk highways shieM this When United States powers associa of are this members tisers — ithin as well as outside city limnumbering has been completed th! tion traveler will be able to select his "Also not all the' injury is done its and may forbid the erection routel and follow the one number by billboards - The great streams of advertising signs on such highfrom coast to const without the of traffic that flow over our newly ways In 1924 the state highways assisi ance of a map Utah has al- - made highways have brought many department removed more than a signed Route 91 from the uglies - The roadside service sta- half million signs from Minnesota ready Ida no line through Ogden to the tion lunch stand iand tourist camp highways in a campaign in which Other routes wmen of the 'shack' type have attracted newspapers railroads housewives Arizq na line 'have been signed are Route 30 wide attention as destroyers of and civic organizations participat( soutm) from the Wyoming line at much of the pleasure to be derived ed At this time the Chicago MilIvankto'n lhrousrh Ogden Bricham from hisfhwav - travel as well as waukee and St Paul Railway Co City and Tremonton to the Tdaho being a positive detriment to sur announced that it would revoke all permits for billboards along the line (near Strevell also Route 40 rounding property y from the Colorado line near Vernal road encircling Lake DESmABM! ASSETS one of the hrov gh Uintah basin and Calhoun Salt beauty spots eat "Of course many of these of Minneapolis Ialse to the Nevada line at are service stations and ing places over routes will be attractive "Under a rule- made four years well planned and In from marked duHriT 1929 ago some cases' highly desirable assets state abolishing alltheadvertising OX FORFST ROADS state highway highways Is 'shack far the but unsightly ' the commissioner of Indiana recently forest road construction-b- y essential bureau of publie roads for the for- from political candidates to requested "But perhaps the most serious est service in Utah during 1928 their placards and posters off keep un and unrestricted from 'right-of-wawas confined -- mainly 't-- work on injury use of state roads and the of Tn Florida in 1925 more than twenthe ""edat Breaks road the road limited 'shacks Is on our highways Tlie into their betw pen Heber Citv and Fruitland and the more trav ty counties wrote better all rlso between Widtsoe and Esca- - elled itth is road regulations forbidding highway Ji de the the greater exof lantH on the way rights signs national park road was un- - facement of the surrounding coun cept those which have the approval der construction during 1928 hv try"Aside" of of county commissionflaming sheet cuts off the ersthe board Hie Tjiurefin of puhlic roads in Zion of an wp inspiring canyon National Tark "Thls road connects view while of tin signs hang from no"In the state of Oregon with a federal aid prolecf extend- - a number has been statutory provision limbs of a live oak tree like made the state These the ing to Mt Carmel Junction highway commisa of hued carnival wasp colony b two projects" comnieted nests a has ruled that all advermagnificent boulder on sioner billboards this summer and will provide a some are banned front tising mountain side he right-of-wa- y more direct route from Zion park carriespicturesque on all highways us a to blatant appeal fb to Kar"H Grad canyon in the their within jurisdiction — somebody's liniment a tiny island' state IDAHO- - STTXTATTON Wisconsin' has recently "The mileages 'requiring Impassed a law prohibiting all signs provements in Tdaho are greater total 61533 "feet or 116 miles: 182 on the 'richt of way and thousUtah ands of billboards have been retlTn In Utnh 'as shown: span-ibridges over 0 total 12331 feet or 23 miles State road system In Idaho moved there n'Mes state road system In Utah "Idaho started its light oiling LAW FORBIDS SIGNS H43fi miles work in 1 9 2 6 There is now a" total The court of common pleas has Federal aid highway system In of 306 miles of which 244 miles held that the city of Pittsburgh Idaho 2814 miles federal aid hlgh-wa- v were constructed in 1928 The has a right to restrict signboards state of Idaho expects in 1929 to in residential districts The South system in Utah 1684 miles Present number of railroad have the entire road with very Dakota law forbids signs having a crafle crossincs in Idaho 153: pres- minor exceptions either paved or red surface of more than twenty ent number of railroad grade cross-inr- ! oiled from the Utah line at Frank per cent of its area ' J lin via Bocatello and Rois? to tlr in Utah 142 "In New York StatP a- law was Oregon lin near Ontario md Wet- - passed In 1924 prohibiting signThree hundred nnd sevontv-tw- n boards In the Adirondack Tarkl span in Idalio br'dgcs over in -- e in com-pleledj- 9 nt 20-fo- re-ne- ar 1 I Il " V- f t And even in the winter (when tlr ladies are supposed to be dressed for warmth the boys havje far the best of the bargain Butjnow that the water is beginning to run in the gutters and the lanes worn in the Ice of the streets are eginning to carry water the girls fan come into their own 1 — £ (ftmfortdble ' r the-state- -- so-call- s -- I Mrs Stone is wearing her smart Cantilever black exordt J THEFT OF SILVER VESSELS CHARGED It is certainly a fluttering LAKE March 2— The county attorney of Salt Lake has filed a complaint against Harry Royce alias Jim Crow charging him with the theft of sacramental silverware valued at several hundred dollars from Rabbi A-- ' The theft is of California in committed to been have alleged the rabbi's room in theNewhouse hotel Crow has been placed un der arrest SALT El-m- — an — ' F C DERN LEAVES 1 $57000 TO WIDOW ight to see some handsome yoijith crossing the street in water to his t r ankles daintily holding hjs balloon pants clear of the water quick movement is made jto hurdle an especially wide pond Jr' f X Those" balloon around the boys' legs likje the old time hoop skirts did In grand-djad'- s that embarrassment the Imagine mieht be suffered by the (boys if a sudden wind should comj? 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