| Show SUNDAY MORNING MARCH 1ft iiwb MACHINES AID i r Equipment Being Rushed To Alaska Ground Covered Quickly f I -- w-nic- : -- r M III' i i -- Jirrrv 'SULPHUR SPRINGS Tex March county authorities planned to transfer the murder case or Clinton Palmer accused slayer of 'Dillard Garrett to nearby Hunt county late today in order to expedite his trial Court opens in Hunt county next w Boys In City's Birth Reports R Kimball H Halliday G Thurston J Gwilliams Serum Distributed IOr 1 i I ' j ' rfn wve I j I I i I ? hn9P Plans Made To Ship Goods Lower Rates vin-tiiiy- non-perishab- le 1 1 Handicap 95 150 146 149 154 108 168— 153— 180— 173— 165— 108— Totals 798 802 947—2547 " 7r 'SZ against tne lever 353 442 472 430 496 324 15-Ye- Totals 92— 276 898 Player B Carpenter 918 967— 2683 o 140 157 167 124 165 192 154 177 65 161 Prisoners Captured Surprise Attackl s Mann 304 West Third North Drisbam City Phone SI Circulation and Correspondence Total IRS — SfeJS Transient Accused 150— 465 of Stealing Neckwear 158— 513 i - ON PRICE SCALE OF MOTOR FUELS U S Opposes Motion Over Lake Bed Title WASHINGTON March 9— (AP)— The United States filed with the supreme court today opposition to the motion by Oregon for the appoint ment of a receiver in the dispute between the federal government and the state over title to the bed of the akes in the Lake Malheur reserva tion created by President Roosevelt on 1903 as a game reserve it contended there was no occas- on for a receiver asserting there was no property to be held by such an efficer during the final decision of the controversy BRIG HAM CITY March 9 — BRIGHAM CITY March 9— In Rozilla Compton Papendick 48 of to further Inquiry from reply 130 South First East street died in an Ogden hospital at seven p m George Hone local chamber of com Saturday evening following an ill- merce secretary : A S Brown of ness of three days Salt Lake City chairman of the Mrs Papendick and her brother Utah gasoline and oil code com Matthew J Compton operated the mittee said over long distance tele Compton photo shop In Brigham phone Saturday afternoon that he City In the L D S church she that by Tuesday the was a member of the First ward and could promise of in this state would prices gasoline a worker in the Primary association be uniform She was a member of the Business P Salt Lake City prices have been and Professional Women's club and five to six cents lower per gallon of the American Legion auxiliary was some days ago Action taken 10 of Brigham City post No Hone Mr regarding the differ Mrs Papendick was born Januarv by 4 1887 a daughter of the Alma W ence in gasoline prices between Salt City and Brigham City Mr and Jane Dalton Compton She was Lake the widow of Royal C Papendick Hone said Mr Brown indicated there would be no drop In prices who died six years ago in this community are the brother Mat Surviving — 5 — thew J Compton and one sister Mrs Jenny D Miller or Elwood De tails of services will be announced REBUILDING later by the Larkin-Fe- lt funeral home of Brigham City STRUCTURE : f— OF TO PERRY March 9—Donald Morti mer Judson 13 died at the family home in Perry Saturday afternoon of pneumonia He had been ill just a week He was a student of Box Elder Junior High school in Brig ham City Young Judson was born in Salt Lake City June 24 1922 and had lived in Perry for the past 10 years IT waa a- suii ui kjiiv aa XjlllvllCbS lie rrn and Ethel Mortimer Lakness His father died some years ago and his mother married Thomas Judson of He is survived by his Perry mother stepfather and three sisters: Lillie Marilyn and Beatrice The Stohl Mortuary have charge of arrangements for funeral servkt: ices 1 i Floods Menace South As Storms Continue START MONDAY BRIGHAM CITY March 0— Work will commence Monday on rebuilding of the American Legion home on East Forest street into a Me morial home and civic center it was said by John Lee Saturday Mr Lee will have charge of construction Five men will be put to Work Monday tearing down the front of the builcfing Later about 23 men will be placed at work on the Extension Made In Beet Contract Date MEXICO D F March S—f AP The arrest and long detention of Arenmsnop pascual Diaz Catholic primate of Mexico apparently created greater interest in the "United States and the 'rest of the world than in Mexico where there was little comment upon the government's action Archbishop Diaz after more than 14 hours of sleep said he was fully recovered from the experiences he suffered while under arrest for 24 hours on charges of violating the nation's religious laws Meanwhile delayed dispatches from ParraJ described the killing — last Wednesday of one Catholic and1' the wounding of three others by a" group of soldiers answering the fire of townspeople who had barricaded themselves inside of five churches It was reported the government Intended to occupy the buildings The description reaching here said a shot fired from the top of a church and answered by a soldier started a general exchange of bullets One of those wounded was a woman - — Credit Firm Reveals Farm Debt Benefits? 4- From October cember 1933 ar-142- LAPP THAT A 171 -- 1934 Supreme Service Phone '"M¥ i LL We YOUR H0T1E r: 876-93- J" 9 jmn-Y- i if zlr I APEX Vlt Johnson f — I I " ' I t A4 ' - - W' ' ji-'- ' - ' - ai ? ' ( VACUUMS Three Hurt Train j v! t I 1 i j I i iiniioiinceiiieiif Sprague-Sell- BUY ! s Anderson-Barngrov- er Make it easy for mother and the children to work and study with lamps designed to give proper lighting results Poor lighting makes it hard to concentrate — causes headachespoor posture and squinting due to eye strain It may cause permanent eye injury CHECK YOUR HOME LIGHTING AT ONCE! The cost of a good lamp is no greater than one that may be injurious See your tamp dealer or phone us for a Home Lighting Advisor to call on you Canning Machinery Co (Division) Machinery Co -- (Dmson) a e f are pleased to announced the appointment of THE GEORGE W GODDARD COMPANY 2410 Wall Avenue Ogden Utah as our sales agents for the interrnountain territory succeeding James Q Leavitt ICG 2ith Street throurh De California farmers made 1838 emergency apepals to the BRIGHAM CITY March 9— Ac- xeaerai land bank of this district cording to County Agent Robert H Nevada farmers made 28 emergency Stewart word was received Saturday appeals Arizona farmers 112 and from the sugar section in WashingUtah farmers 168 ton D c that the final date for — signing beet purchase contracts with A deer entirely white has teen the Utah-Idah- o Sugar comDany has seen near Hampton Court England been extended to Friday March 15 This means Mr Stewart said that all individuals who intend to grow beets in 1935 must sign with the loAUTOMOBILE cal factory and indicate the amount WASHING of acreage they intend to plant As AND a result of signing the federal beet' STEAM CLEANING adjustment contract each signer will receive a base acreage Day or Night It Is necessary that such signers Inform the sugar company by March OS 15 Mr Stewart said whether they desire to grow part all or more than the allotted acreage Those GARAGE"-'-- ' who did not grow bsets in either 1933 or 1934 but who wish to do so this year must so indicate to the '36206 local factory not later than March r E'S Phone 113 Ogden Utah OGDESS S S1LES Vice President and General Sales Manager ELECTRICITY mm V ft? OAKLAND Calif March 9—(AP) —The Eleventh district of the farm credit administration today made publio figures showing its accomplishments in its four western states since October 1933 The administration said 13 per cent of the 135676 farms In Call building fornia were threatened with foreThe cost of will closure when the federal land bank run in the neighborhood of $12000 in this district the task4 cf It is said The project will take about refinancing debt"began ridden farms" three months to complete It is unThe same situation it was declar der ERA control ed confronted 08 per cent of the v:-3442 farms in Nevada slightly less than 08 of ' the 14173 farms inir Arizona and 06 per cent of the 27-- n BIRMINGHAM Ala March 9— (UP) — Floods menaced sections of Alabama and Mississippi today as continued rains poured into already overflowing rivers and creeks Rising waters blacked highways and railroads and drove residents and livestock from low areas as more rain was predicted At Demopolis Ala the Black Tour publications are regularly Warrior and the Tombigbee rivers ssued by students at the Universitv were still rising with a crest of 59 Of Utah The Utah ChrrnilH feet expected by Tuesday which campus newspaper is issued Thurs- would inundate the rich farming day of each wesk The Universitv section surrounding the junction 'en literary magazine Is published The river reached a level of 511 quarterly as is the Utah Humbug feet yesterday 121 feet above the humor magazine The Utonian flood stage published each year by the junior At Montgomery Ala the Alabama class is the official yearbook riyr still rose but not dangerously 25 - Stirred' As Government Releases Catholic Primate - v j Mexico Little OF PHOTO FIRM School Youth Falls Victim of Pneumonia GIIURCIIGONCERN ' 178 jonnson 65 65— 195 SHANGHAI March 9— (UP) — Handicap John Walters 28 a transient vca Wailing and tearing their clothes Totals 868 877 906— 2G51 arrested Saturday afternocr! ' a thousands of Chinese cinema fans Twenty-secon- d street and In FIRST SECURITY BANK ton avenue It is alleged he whinstood In front of the heme of the had tni Games Players Total en one dozen ties from the counter late Yuan Lin-Y- u today mourning Watson 202 161 iw— 515 Pi a score on Washington ASUNCION Paraguay March 9 the death of the beautiful film ac Woodcock avpmif 102 Police Sergeants W K Mulligan 102 i AP) —A surprise attress Paraguayan Tribe 127 181— 308 and H A Stone who made the aixiiibf iionvian rorces in the Police had difficulty controlling Nichols 136 169 447 rest reported the stolen gcods were sector25 miles north the crows which Assembled to la L tmaiinay 153 149 Wright 177— 479 iouna on waiters who is held in the yi vuia Montes resulted In thecaD raent the tragic end of a girl who R Jennings 143 212 190— 545 city Jail ture of a number of prisoners and was second pending filing of a com tnly to the glamorous Handicao 115 120 as— 6ou a large quantity of yiami supplies the I ministry of defense announced to- - oi native ium goers' Totals 957—2746 n u uea irom an over xuan SNAPPY SERVICE The communique said Paraguay doseof veronal VS taken after a gay Games Players :ans were continuing ah advance Total i be party F Lancaster 154 176 188— 515 gun a week ago across the Parapiti — L Gray 114 153 138— 405 uuo oiivia proper and that lvcx S 141 Harris 145 149— 435 numerous groups of inhabitants" B Dalton Minimizes 117 118 96— 331 surrenaered C Lancaster 167 113 134— 4H vand —4 142 142 142— 426 Changes In NRA Bill Handicap Two Dead Totals 835 847 847—2529 NEW YORK March 9— fAP) Exclusive Dealers General Hugh SI Johnson today As Hits Auto minimised the revisions likely to be RADIO STUDIOS If the Medical Association lavs J include in the hew NRA bill uuwn mac a aenust may not draw Inc VANCOUVER B C March 9— 'So far as I can understand Mr a tooth unless he wears too a 2317 Washington Phone 3245 hat — (AP) Two persons were kilteri an Richberg s seventeen points" the men ne must ao so even though three others serlouslv ininrPd former iaffrninistrfiffSr rirlarprl rThA it seems unreasonable" dprpr today when an automobUe driven by NRA beleft pracUcally in its Justice De Waal in the Transvaal cy ooiin Aici-uror Chilli- - existing structure alter the project- - supreme court at Pretoria recent cv is comaed with a British ed remodelling is completed"? ly $1000 REWAKD ioiumDia rauway interurban The stantfof Donald R Richberg for information leading to the iiie vitums were Mrs c McTurk executive director of the national Some species of turtles are born arrest and conviction of anybody mother of Mr McTurk and her emergency council! on interstate with a "paper knife" on their beak maliciously breaking glass or deinree year old grandchild John Mr I commerce he said Was recommend it being used to cut an opening stroying property iviciiifK nis aaugnter seven and ed long ago tne leathery egg shell ' The DUMKE FLORAL CO uirougn his niece Catherine Hood were se curious growth soon disappears vereiy Druised FIRE RECORD j ASHLAND Ore —(UP)— The fire Country schoolboys of England department of Ashland (pop are wearing conspicuous white discs 400) made only 25 calls during on their backs when eoins to one or these was a false W4 from school in foggy weather or at alarm and iThe city! got by the year whoa ou liwwuiw mav easuv i Aamntrm rith fir mt The Food Machinery Corporation them $38612$ r EL Si SHOWS U 15-ye- MCKESSON DRUG Games ar TORONTO Ont March 9— (UP) —David Meisner Covington Ky tc day entered Kingston where he will serve a penitentiary ar sentence f or the kidnaping of John S xuati weaitny London Ont brewer Labatt was kidnaDed and hpM $150000 ransom last August Meisner who surrendered to Detroit police on the charge was tried before a supreme court jury at London Ont last month and ± 92 " & r 92 — Kidnaosr At Prison — For Term SOUTHERN PACIFIC Players Games Total J m Kozicki 127 135 136— 388 142 112 137— 391 jMonensen W J Wright Jr: 182 221 167— " 541 Dr H J Moves 182 151 167— 500 C C Critchlow 202 207 168— 577 Handicap — V- 90 139 146 138 177 108 Mniim T Williams Beautiful Film Star K wuson tLi — i 1 Hollis V and Edna Harbertson Allen 3283 Ogden avenue a girl Charles R and Alton Lemmon Fortieth street and Madi Vf 00Q TICK Bit Camptjell I £on avenue a girL -- r Curtus H and Maxine Barth Mar- tsvib& Ida Lfarch 9— (AP) — L shall 710 West Twenty-fift- h street J Peterson state bacteriologist an- - a girl nounced today that wood tick serum Fredolph T and Mildred Berry fcr 227 persons has been distributed Ingelstrom 1433 Childs avenue a and that a supply to take care of boy j sou more persons was received today f Abe jand Ann IGoldstein Green iivm me united States public health band fl025 Twenty-fort- h street a service laboratory at Hamilton boy Mont where it is manufacturpd Milton I and Mildred Rouse Gil- The serum is used extensively by j bert' 2060 Polk avenue a girl i uoriisis wnn visit haMtate wood tick the cause of tick fever i ' 1 tlllh a maladv that rsr The serum is used as a preventa- - I " The Sperry Mills won two games and total pins from the Gwilllams Service in the Commercial Bowling league The Southern Pacific won the same from the McKesson Drug and the First Security Bank defeated Snappy Service winning four ' i - Close Matches Listed f 111 Commercial Llllhs i i salt March 9— (AP)— Contracts of approximately $15000 were awarded by the state building commission here yesterday for furniture and equipment for the state Industrial school in Ogden The major award of approximately $5600 - went to the Utah-Idah- o School Supply company of this city for seating for the auditorium and class rooms and another was let for motion picture and sound equipment Contracts for about $900 covering beds and mattresses for the boys' dormitory of the school for the Deaf and Blind at Ogden were let to sev eral bidders v The State Mental Training school at American Fork was provided with beds and mattresses and with furniture for the new residence of the superintendent in contracts totaling about $5000 Postmaster General James A Far ley's force will be put to test today Principals In a limburger-sniffin- g contest scheduled at Dubuque late today are Postmasters John J Burk- hard of Monroe and Warren Miller of Independence la FIRST SHOUT LOSES The first to shout "phew" loses Burkhard maintains that if he can get Miller on neutral ground away from the high grade hog culture area he can convince the Iowan that limburger has an aroma rather than a smell Monroe is the limburger center of America Consequently Burkhard's pride was injured when Miller re turned a shipment of this potent product mailed from Monroe to Miller complained Independence that the odor made a rural carrier sick Burkhard forwarded the re turned package tc the postmaster general for a ruling Parley fled Bandits Expelled from his office and left the decision to his subordinates Burkhard promptly challenged By miner to a smiling contest and the latter accepted stating "want to be HARBIN Manchukuo' March 9 fair — lost my sense of smell ten (UP)— In a sharp battle govern years ago" ment troops today expelled bandits NO NOVICE ON GAS from the town of Pengchong which But the Monroe postmaster the outlaws had captured 24 hours' lormer commander of the Wiscon earner ci The bandits led by Hsieh Wen American department the a and disabled veteran of Tung were the most powerful band L3gion four major World war offensives is still remaining in Manchukuo Thev no novice in a gas attack He went numbered 600 into training immediately and drove Fengchong is on the lower reach nis enclosed car with a load of lim- of the Sungari river 200 kilometers burger to Dubuque where he will east of Harbin meet Miller late today The dispatches telling of the gov Arrangements have been made to ernment victory did not mention the "win wic uuuuesi in a notei 11 tne number of casualties management objects Miller has nfeitT-v- i lu ntuiiuei 11 iu a tannery — Whoa! Or giddyap! Anyway "Boots" is all set to enjoy a ride along nic wiiuic puni m nci new numg ouuii Ana ims evening sne has a perfectly spiffy date and a beautiful new gown for the occasion Cut out and color these costumes Then try them on your "Boots" paper doll No wonder the star of the comic strip "Boos and Herj Buddies" is so tickled over her new wardrobe Girls Ahead of David LAKE CITY Manchukuo Army captured near Sulphur Springs last Wednesday after he fled from Utah admitted the kill ing or William E Oliver and Norris Shumway stockmen in a Utah " I range war He denied however any girlMelvin L and Webster Virginia iwjuwieage oi ine slaying of Gar- Swenspn 621 Ogden avenue a girl Walter A and Helen Rhees Cham —— — I CONTRACTS LET -- I wees maimer 1 Wis March 9— (UP)— The puissance of two members o ' Jib cM )WHl - 9— (AP)— Hopkins j r MONROE (AP)--Tentati- ve Utah Suspect Trial BOX ELDER NEWS l First To Say "Phew Loses Industrial Building Seats To In Limburger Contest DEATH SUMMONS Cost $5600 Beds At Hotel Mattresses $900 WOMAN-MEMBE- Fifteen birthss were reported dur ing trie week toi the city health de PENDLETON Ore March 9 — partmpnt comprising six boys and points plans for the for- W G Wright rolled hieh sinsrte mationOf a rnmnanv tn chin Tt7Vo nine girls The complete report fol look wooi ana otner nrod lows ucts from the vast inland empire to high series with a total of 577 Marcella Poulsen Sum Fay and tidewater points with the view of SPERRY MILLS merell 1017 Oak street a boy Games Players xinany oDtaining lower freight rates Total George E and Alice Lester My E were announced here today by Bert — 135 135 Connley a lorie Evanston Wyo boy Johnson of lone chairman of the 128 178— 306 Allen J and Kate Wads worth Wrigglesworth R committee Bader 171 of 137 transportation — thp 160— 4S8 Farber 2343 Adams avenue a boy W T'4 vvneat 183 141 Silverthorn 157— Oregon 506 f—111 j C Wood league Martin Atha Francis and L Tatro 183 169 165— 517 1341 Grant avenue a boy giuup wouia ne produper- V uoutronea witn $4U000 capital stock 173 160 166— 499 Jack! F and Ellen Hinkley Boren Dunkley 90 94 1950 Stephens avenue a girl 90— 273 consisting of 16000 shares with a Handicap par value of $25 a share Abram E and Monna Brown Maw The company would build and opTotals a 919 Plain City 869 916—2704 girl erate its own boats on the Cclumbia Robert P and Violet Perkins G WILLI AM SERVICE river Checkttts 302 Harrisville Road a Games Players Total Case Moved To Speed I STRONG CHEESE I ! STATE SCHOOL - t - 1 v SEATTLE March 9 — (AP)— The second great gold rush to Alaska is a procession of machines Prospectors and miners will swarm into the territory in the spring but today Alaskans say the "gold rush of the machines" is under way EQUIPMENT RUSHED Giant dredges drills and other heavy equipment is being rushed to Alaska on orders prompted by the $35 an ounce price for gold and hopes the prices will go to $41J0 this year making it possible to derive great profit from workings heretofore disregarded "Great quantities of heavy mining material are being taken to Alaska by ship transported to airplanes and flown into the interior in the expectation of a tremendous gold rush" said Eugene Allen Alaskan editor "Today a man can cover ground in two hours that would have taken- - him six months to do in the old days so more gold territory is being opened up" Prospects are much better Frank Cotter prospector and writer said because those who have claims are being required to do the register annual work on them or have it done r'This routine work necessary to hold a claim7 has developed new finds" hesaid "and also it has given employment For example I had to stay in Seattle to help han dle the Alaska weekly but I hired men to work my claims in Alaska until I can get up there" i MACHINE AGE HELPS "The great thing about the gold rusn of this machine age" said Earle W Knight newspaperman and Alaskan veteran "is that ground nas been worked over in the cW days is still good today since the higher price of gold justifies it It pays to work diggings yielding only i cents to tne cubic yard" rThe rush of men won't take place until spring but the rush of ma chines has begun Machines have been able to operate in i cold work ings all through the winter in some sections of Alaska - i Riding Habit and Formal NEIV GOLD RUSH -- PAIR TO SNIFF "Boots"9 Wardrobe Includes IS THE BIGGEST BARGAIN IN THf HOMF |
