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Show Friday, August l.ian THE OGDEN POST Many Positions 0pta Mrs. Mary C. Savage on Eight Dodge Advance Prices Egg Dies From Operation In Government Servic, Auto Greatest The Week Past During of The United States civil servic Marathon Mrs. Mary Croaby Savage, .wife Mileage mornmission has announced onen comUtahs York died New The Monday market, N. H. POST THE OGDEN Editor P. W. EPPERSON, Member Utah State Press Association. mercial egg outlet, which has been Published each Friday by The Ogden Post Printing and Publishing very unsettled for sometime, strengthened considerably during the past week 417 Ecclea building. with egg prices advancing several matter . October 17, 1927, at the postoffice at cents per dozen, it waa announced reEntered as second-clas- s cently by Clyde C. Edmonds, general Ogden, Utah, under' the Act of March 3, 1879. manager of the Utah Poultry Producers Cooperative association. ,.2.00 per Year Subscription Price., Mr. Edmondi has just completed an intensive survey of egg and poultry 365 marketing conditions in the east, based on personal observation and atudy EDITORIAL visit to made during a three-wee- k New York, Chicago, and other large eastern cities. Low prices of eggs and poultry, crates, one of the causes of such losses which have been existing the past two may be eliminated. months, have tended to greatly increase consumption, resulting in the If an United States senator should be so forturtate as to appear at the price advance, it is indicated. The present great demand for the prodgate of Heaven, would it not be well ucts should give the market a still for St. Peter to remand him to purhealthier tone in the immediate fugatory until a special committee could the ture. investigate his fitness, to enter In the Second district court Monday, Pearly Gates. There are senators Figures just released by the United abode George 5. Barker granted a States Judge in the whose presence heavenly department of agriculture at new in case trial the of' Edward I. gateD. C., indicate an inmight be dangerous to the old would Washington, Malouf against the Metropolitan Life 83.3 per cent in the poultry keeper. Were it possible they of crease start an investigation aa to his fit- Insurance company and S. V. Prows, consumption so far this year over last. the new trial relating only to Mr. ness to hold his Job. Providing this rate continues, the aur-)lProws, stocks in storage will be reduced Malouf sued the Insurance company the and market will take on a normal and Mr. Prows for $50,000 for alleged one again. libel, based on a letter claimed to have The surplus of eggs and poultry in been damaging to the plaintiff and does not indicate an overpronon-su- it storage in its A was wording. do Students in finance and politfra in normal times, but waa creduction the as Metropolitan ated not agree as to the real economic con- granted andagainst underconsumption, resulting by a jury rendered a verdict ditions or the causes which have led company iir favor of Mr. Prowa. Malouf mov- from demoralized industrial condito them, now prevailing in this conn ed tho court for a new trial on the tions. In his statement, the associatry. tion official issues a caution against A prominent Democratic politician grounds of error of law in the pro- any program of too rapid expansion other claimed reasons to and ceedings returned home from who has Telephone "SSaMSiSd Investigating United States Senators Malouf Granted New Trial in Libel Suit us Many Men of Many Minds ' lately Washington tells us that conditions are deplorable all ovei; the east and in the middle west; s Republican United States senator now comes home from tho national capitol 'and quotes the department of commerce as showing that the employment of labor is only two per. cent below that of last year. Along comes an official of the federal land bank and reports that farm loans have been paid off until they have reached a low mark. Among Republicans of the administration-supporting type one ' hears arguments of returning high prices, general prosperous conditions and rejoicing over the passage of the tariff bill. Among sorehead Republicans and ardent Democrats, one hears condemnation of tho "Smoot-Grundtariff bill and predictions of all aorta of calamity. Again, but only occasionally now, one hears all our UIs chargeable to the Volstead act; and some, not a great many, want to junk both old parties and go out for an entirely new deal in politics. Out of all these schools of thought one occasionally appears and uttexe words of wisdom and points out that the country is sound and conditions are not aa bad as painted. Dr. Glen Frank, president of the University of Wisconsin, is one of the outstanding writers who believes that conditions are not so bad, and that improvement must naturally come aboutaoon. Dr. Frank pointa out what everyone knows but seems to forget that: It behooves ua to look calmly at the facta and realise that, while America is mentally scared, she is materially sound. "The capital resources of the nation were never larger than they are now, and were never more fluid and free for constructive use than now. Reserves are ample. "Interest rates are low. "Idle capital is plentiful "Cash in the banka is at a high Dr. Savage, a ten-da-y tive examinations as follows- DETROIT, Mich., Aug. 1 Travel- ing in a local hospital following Associate bacteriologist was operated illness. Mrs. Savage ing at a fast average touring speed, to $3,700 a year? UnfflS?1 ten about $3,200 a operation for major upon at approximately 500 miles a day and followed h0,piu1' the pace it is destined to maintain for days ago, complications a she underwent two more operations. hundreds of thousands of miles Biochemist Waa prominent in social Dodge Brothers stock model eight-in-li- Mrs. Savage waa She institSfJ circle! Ogden. in church nd the sedan is today crossing service Wl continent on the first lap of what is a graduate of the B. Y. U. at Provo. health, D. She was born in St. George, Sep- ington, probably the greatest individual autoAssistant director of social mobile mileage feat ever attempted in tember 1, 1894, the daughter of Joshua was (wardens assistant) $2,600 iSiES She the history of the industry. and Lena Mathis Crosby. United a State. year, mutual ward Twelfth 31 of in the active days During July the first service the United S throughout Beehive Girls, this sensational mileage marathon. being in charge of the director Junior of social work Ik soRelief the of member waa a United and Dodge dealers throughout the nior wardens w of Pioneers, States have been observing "Dodge ciety and the Daughters 500 a year, United StateYpS Mt. the of member been a Month." had and Demonstration National service throughout the United Stit Dealers everywhere have made a spe- Ogden stake Y.LM.LA. board. Assistant architectural engineer aa her cial effort to have many persons Surviving are her husband, aiatant structural engineer, $2,600 , as possible ride in and drive Dodge mother, four eons: Carlyle, Lowell office of the supervising anil year, followautomobiles. In many cities Spencer, and .Wayne, and the Brothers local endurance runs, Joshua tect, treasuryD.department,the'ffej ing brothers and sisters: C., or in Washington, inevents contests and various other Crosby, Pioche, Nev.; Mrs, Harvey Instructor Bristle Bn foreman. tended to place emphasis on the tra- Hall, Hurricane; Mrs. E. S. Gardner, a United State $2,600 year, factory, ditional dependability of Dodge Corn Valley; F. M. Crosby, San Diego, Brothers products were staged during Calif.; Eva Crosby, St. George; Henry penitentiary, Leavenworth, KaonT Appentice, government printing of. the month. Crosby, Compton, Calif.; Arthur and fice, Washington, D. C. Appointments Glen and Los inSamuel Crosby, Angeles, For 10 to 12 hours every day, will be made to apprenticeships fa cluding Sundays, the Dodge. Eight Crosby, now in the German mission following trades: Printer, pressmu mileage marathon car ia being driven of the L. D. S. church. bookbinder, electrotyper, stereotypn back and forth across the continent, Funeral services were held Wednes- photoengraver, and machinist around the rim of the United States day afternoon in the Twelfth ward Fall information may be obtained and up and down tho country from chapeL Bishop Hyrum B. Wheelwright from A. R. Ward secretary of tfa Canada to the Gulf of Mexico in the presided. United States civil service board i longest, hardest and most unusual The invocation was given by D. R. examiners at the postoffice in this dty demonstration of automobile stamina, Forsha and the benediction pronounced durability, perforance and long life of by Bishop W. O. Ridges. Vocal selecLos all time. tions were given by William S. "The astounding total mileage, it Wright, Mrs. D. R. Forsa, Mrs. MerYork s expected, will furnish dramatic and lins Jeffries, Seymore V. Prows, Mrs. conclusive proof that in the present Mary Farley, and Reed GammelL A Ogden Dodge six and eight cylinder models, poem of sympathy from Camp Q. of the stamina and durability inherited the Daughters of the Pioneers waa Union Pacific officials of Ogden u from a long line of ancestors, famous read by Lydia Burnham.. of the Osaka sk representatives for their outstanding dependability, The speakers were President E. H. Kaisha Japanese steamship line ua kept pace with the improvements Snow of St. George stake. Counselor responsible for the first trainload d n appearance and performance,? said H. D. Wheelwright, Wayne D. Hales, silk to be moved from Los Angdti AL van Ded Zee, general sales manaharbor to New York harbor. and C. H. Taylor. ger. Six baggage cars carried Members of the city police departNo attempt is being made by the ment attended in a fourteen hundred baiei i of cargo as and acted body vers of to marathon one million fon the at silk valued car raw Dodge p a guard of honor in the chapel and lower existing speed cemetery. The medical association hundred thousand dollars. Plana cal records. The mileage monarch travels members and nurses from the Dee hos- for a record shipment to establish tk at a comfortably faat tonring speed, also attended in a body. The regular transportation of raw lift about the average maintained today pital flowers were in charge of the Bee from the orient to the Atlantic by the ordinary driver on a long dis- Hive girls and members of the Elders board via the Union Pacific throni) tance trip. The main difference is Los Angeles harbor. acted aa pallbearers. that the Dodge .Eight will keep up quorum The scheduled time of the Unm Interment waa made in the Ogden his pace day after day for a period of hours fns train ia eighty-fiv- e Pacific Commiswhere City City cemetery, time that has never before been re- sioner to Los New harbor York Angeles William J. Rackham dedicated motely approached by any other auto- the grave. Smburu 75 T5 r ne a pefflS t . hill-climbi- ng . Silk Moved From Angeles to New By U. P. Thru until the market and industrial ditions completely right themselves. While an extensive expansion is a little unwise at present, there is no good reason why this poultrymen should not carry out their building program to house this years pullets and continue Shot He with the normal development. . The depression, which now shows signs of breaking, is viewed aa a temporary awing of the business penduHenry Broils, 10, of McCamey, Tex- lum that will soon adjust itself. It ia as, waa shot Monday evening in the quite similar to tho low cycles encounright arm, hand, and leg. He was in tered by the poultry industry in 1922 an alley between Twenty-fift- h street and 1927, and likewise should be of and Twenty-sixt- h street and Wall and short duration. In any event the memLincoln avenues when he waa shot, of the Utah Poultry associalie told the police that he waa seek- bership tion. aa producers of highest quality ing. a place to sleep when a flashlight products, are assured of the beat pricwas thrown upon him and a charge of es obtainable through their efficient birdshot followed. He was found at marketing agency mobile under any circumstances. In in New York. the Union pasenger station at 8:20 the course of its prolonged grind, the a. m. Tuesday morning by Officers car ia visiting the capitals of every Used ' S. D. Barnes, and J. W. Cotta m. He state, famous places of interest, such waa taken to the Dee Memorial hosas Pikes Peak, the national parks and 22,000-Mil- e COAL RANGES pital where his injuries were treated, cemeteries, battlefields, etc. It will which are not serious but painful. also visit Dodge dealers in practically Still The matter waa investigated by SerThe graceful Arctic terns, some of every sizable city in the country. The Terms! geant I W. Pack, Detective C. K. which breed close to the North Pole steady grind will be kept up until the Max Florence, of Farmington, purEeeter, and Patrolman Darrell Shaw. and spend their winters not far from car literally can be driven no longer. chased 68 barrels of capathe South Pole, are without doubt the On its first trip across the country, city and 27 barrels of capachampion "globe trotters" and "day- the car was piloted by L. B. Miller, a city at the Weber coooty jail WednesPOWER Tomato Loss Some savers" the world. of bird light famous whose day afternoon, for 50 cents a barreL driver, individuals must make an annual round trip speed record of 1927 beBe & LIGHT CO. round trip of about 22,000 miles from tween San Francisco, New York and These barrels were seised when the waa Adams 2536 avenue at their breeding grounds to their winter Jback to Los Angeles still stands. Mill- distillery The tomato blight throughout the raided last Saturday. The liquors, and return. They also profa er'S timfc for this 6,721 mile trip was except that which was held as evistate will run on an average of 60 quarters mor hours of daylight enjoy ably with the greatest damage in than any other creature living; before exactly one minute less than seven dence, was destroyed at the time, Btr mt f)Mer, Weber and the western they reach their breeding grounds in days. but barrels, still equipment and other Miller and hia relief pilot drove the property connected with its operation, part of Davis county, it waa disclos- the Arctic the midnight sun has almarathan car from the mamed Monday afternoon at the meeting ready appeared, while during their so- moth Dodge awayhere in the midst were held for future disposition. of the Utah Cannera association held journ plant in the Antarctic daylight ia conDeputy Sheriff David F. Steele of an enthusiastic demonstration. states at the Hotel Bigelow, tinuous. that Mr. Florence purchased Thousands of Dodge workmen roared Members f the association from all barrels and took them away from the acbirds this Individual of species, parts of the state were present and cording to Frederick C. Lincoln, of the a hearty cheer as K. T. Keller, presi- the rear of the courthouse yard where liscussed the matter. It waa stated dent of the company; W. J. ONeill had been since the raid. It was of the United States See in charge of manufac- they hat in tome places the blight caused biological survey in the hot sun the wood also said that of the make agriculture, department to while loss R. the crop, in other a total Lee, turing; John en barrels would warp out of shape known to science. An of Loan commercial relations; A. van Der-Ze- and be sections it is as low aa 15 per cent. longest flights chick on banded the as tern Arctic a considerably damaged if perThe matter of labeling standards sales B. mitted to G. and manager general remain on the premises for of Labrador was found about 'Allen, chief Office for the contents of cans as required coast engineer, together with any great length of time.. La months near three later Rochelle, Presiofficials of Detroit and by congress and approved by city prominent France. Another fledging banded at Hamtramck sent the car off with Railroad Watches dent Hoover was also discussed. peak. the HARD TO FIND "The private holders of capital can Herbert Herrington will attend the the same point was found on the beach well wishes of the company and the ; Diamonds . retard the nations return to economic regional meeting of the cannera at at Margate, about 15 miles southwest community. AfriSouth Shepstone, Natal, Another interesting feature of the normalcy by undue caution in putting San Francisco, August 4, when stand-aid- s of Port One-ha- lf Off the their capital into active employment, will be adopted and recommended ca, about three months after being ceremonies the dedicating "Dodge time had which it banded, during Regular Price. but the unusual size of the cash hold- to the government. Eight Mileage Marathon" waa the miles. than not flown leu 8,000 ings of the banks is, I think, a hopegiven the car by a rousing send-o278 25th Si Ogden, Utsk ful thing, for with the banks bulging group of pioneer Dodge workmen, who with funds they will be under power- May have been continuously employed by Seek to New ful incentives to put the money to the company for 15 years, and who Soon On Golf work in order to show profits for the have helped to build every Dodge car Races Honeybees shareholders of the banka. that has ever been turned out. The "It is from this quarter that we Completion of the Municipal golf The United States veteran craftsmn were assembled by of department shall probably see the first thrust to- links has been delayed due to the President Keller. In reassuring the VIADUCT lack of funds, according to a state- agriculture la attempting to develop a drivers, the Dodge veterans ward business renewal' predicted new to of race honeybees superior any that the mileage marathon will America is basically so sound that ment made by the city commission. prove wisdom suggests economic courage Ways and means of financing the in- now serving the beekeeper. dethat the stamina conclusively and bee in the government Specialists stallation of a water system at the rather than emotional cowardice." of the car pendability present Dodge ' Fundamentally, most men will agree links, seeding greens and fairways laboratory near Washington, D. C surpasses beyond a doubt, any that with Dr. Frank as far as he goes, but and other work necessary for the com- are testing and attempting to im- - has preceded it. Street 183--5 Twenty-fourt- h with silver and copper below cost of pletion of the project will be discussed prove various methods for the artifi- Cam-pa- n on the Leaving plant Joseph devisbees insemination of queen mining and farm and livestock prod- at a meeting today between the muni- Kil avenue, the car waa ucts at a ruinous price to the pro- cipal golf committee and the city com ed within the past few years in this to the Detroit city limits.accompanied Willie Daddy, will you buy me an by Mayor Once such techand abroad. ' country A Cash and Carry Market ducers, how is the west to prosper, mission. Tenerowicz and machine? other Hamtramck made fiis more commissioner of nique practicable, they no matter how much money the peoMayor Bundy, officials and an honorary police at Cash and Carry PiMm Father Wbat in the world do yon nance, is considering the advisability will assemble specimens of the more city ple have in the banks? Police escort. Commissioner Wilcox y for Cash and Carry Pejh want an machine? with of a recreational bond issue to pro- important races of honeybees and will and the heads of other Detroit city WUlie "X" find in To in innumerable crosses an make effort vide funds not only for the golf my algebra departments conducted the marathon course, but other municipal amuse- - to combine the desirable characteris- car the motor through metropolis.The tics of all of them into one or two Cause Mold mmt new races, just as the livestock breed- worlds greatest automobile mileage er seeks in his breeding operations to feat actually started at the Detroit WATERING A GARDEN city limits when Pilot Miller depresshis animals. A new and peculiar mold which deed the accelerator and aped away Artificial watering, if properly ap- improve bee The breeders their work on hope velops eggshells during shipment plied, will prove a decided advantage will go even further than this by pro- through Toledo, and Cleveland to Bufand in cold storage has caused heavy falo and on to New York City, where ;o the garden during dry periods, but losses to handlers of . ducing new types with the desirable pertly-donenot if an pro may prove injury to a greater degree the car was greeted by Mayor Wal traits eggs.- Recent investigations by bacThe United States department than indeveloped kera welcoming committee and i races now known. deany teriologists of the United States says agriculture light frequent First, beekeepers would like bees large, enthusiastic delegation. partment of agriculture indicate that of the garden is injurious. with unseasoned wood in the shipping cases 1sprinkling considerably larger honey stomBuyers of Feed is responsible for the trou- - 'he proper method is to soak the soil achs so they can carry more nectar Holdup Uses Toy probably horoughly about once each week, pre on each trip. They hope for a bee This association is under the direction of men of ability and erably during the evening, and then with a larger thorax and a greater on Victims experience, who have a reputation for legitimate business Spot mold or pin mold, as this has oosen the surface by cultivation as wing been termed by the department invesso it can fly under more practices and successful business records. expanse soon as the soil is dry enough to work, advene conditions and heavier R. S. Johnson, 17, of Pleasant tigators, first appears on the outside ffo more water should carry unbe applied loads. For northern climates a bee Grove, waa arrested of the eggshell, and although it does mornnot impair the quality of the egga til absolutely necessary; then another that can fly in cooler weather is ing by Detectives W.Wednesday K. Milligan and On small should a be given. A longer tongue capable of George Finn. He confessed to robwhen confined to the outside, it ren- soaking with a sought. nectar ders the egg unsightly and reduces its scale water may abe applied from the depths of bing the hospital confectionery store sucking hose. Per-iad market value. However, the mold sprinkling can, or garden flowers would be welcome. at 2388 Harrison avenue Sunday. to is the best method open slight A race that would breed penetrates the shell after a time and urrows Johnson stated that he used a toy rapidly but uck Flour, 01d Wheat-l.- .. rows the of $1.10 plants alongside spreads over the inside surface, be- and allow the water to flow gently not swarm excessively and would be pistol in the holdup. He secured $17 sack Bran 99 immune to contagious diseases is 50 in cash. coming very noticeable when the egg !. Sack Shelf ia candled. Such egga have a decided along the. furrows. After the water another hope of the breeders. And .95 Oyster He told the officers that he was prehas all soaked into the soil, the wet . moldy flavor. sack Rolled Oats ' to hold np the King confectionshould be cov-1.10 paring in furrows the earth Most egg cases are made of seasonwith a honeybee is store good on disposition east the aide sack of Monroe soil to ery Rolled with ered 1.00 prevent baking. more to the hearts of the men who dry Barley .. ed wood, but in wet weather or during avenne and Twenty-sixt- h street. d sack White Wheat a rush period improperly seasoned 1.40 work with bees. wood may be used. The unseasoned The honeybee has been longer in Addition to the Accident wood contains about 60 per cent more mans service than most domestic aniA Scotchman came upon an automowood. moisture than the mals," James I. Hambleton, head of bile overturned at e railway FARRELL & JACKSON crossing This moisture, according to Dr. L H. the government bee laboratory, says, beside it lay a man P. smashed C. .badly up. RICHARDSON GRAIN CO. James and T. L. Swenson, the investiD. J. Barker, assistant trust officer "but the bee. can not be classed aa a Get a doctor," hq moaned. gators, favors germination and early of the Ogden State bank, will leave domeatic animal. It leaves for the WEST OGDEN MILLING CO. Did the development of the molds before eggs this week for the western regional woods. on the slightest provocation, Scotchman. train hit you?" asked the reach the storage houses. Eggs nearest conference of the Pacific coast and and is just as well satisfied there as WALKER FEED CO. Yes, yes. Get a doctor." the case partition molded more than western states bankers under direc- ever. We believe we can doTHOS. Has FARR claim & CO. the really others in the same case, they found. tion of the American Bankers asso- mesticate the agent been here honeybee and can make yet?" These results indicate that develop- ciation. at Seattle, Wash., August 6, bee RASMUSSEN & SONS breeding as profitable to the beeNo, no. Please get a doctor." ment of the mold on eggs in cold stor- 7, and 8. Mr. Barker will address the as OGDEN careful UTAH keeper now is MT"?I1.veJoverv yoa. breeding aid age ia dependent on previous condi conference. for the livestock man." m he down beside you." the Scot, liaw-ley-Smo- con- be prejudicial to the plaintiff. The ease has been in the courts for considerable length of time, the new trial making the third in the history of the caae. . .... ; as Hunts Yputh For Sleeping Place all-ste- el i cross-count- ry - ot y" Max Florence of Farmington Buys Barrels of Arctic Terns Make Yearly Trip 52-gallo- n 10-gall- on in Utah Reported to Heavy cross-count- UTAH ry , BEFORE BUYING vice-preside- nt vice-preside- nt Unde Sams e, ff Resume Work Links Breed of Hntet&tncdem X-r- ay X-ra- Unseasoned Crates Eggs to Ogden Feed Dealers cold-stora- ge Association - ' Pistol His . Why Pay More? ps long-tube- 48-pou-nd 80-pou- vf .... 70-pou- 75-pou- 100-poun- well-season- ed Barker to Address Bankers at Seattle nd 100-pou- nd nd nd |