Show THE OGDEN STAND ARD-EXAMINE- TUESDAY EVENING MARCH 27 1928 R NEWS OF THE INTERMOUNTAIN WEST mm RETAINS By Williams OUT OUR WAY ' ed PART ! r!-ic- pre-ddtn- ft tfugar tiioi!atton at its animal turning here Thin wan the xlh time In succession Mr Love "ha a ebvtud to the office W I 1'etrikin of Denver and A Carlton of Colorado Fprings were vice'prrsldents: Harry A Austin of Washington D Cr was secretary and treasurer end G X McCorrnlck of Menotn lime Mich wm elected third vice Members of the execu president live committee for the year were kt'tei afc follows S If Love Salt A K ' Carlton IaiKo chairman Colorado SprlnKs' J M Rccles Ogden Klisha Geo Denver W D Lippitt Denver G W McCormlck Menominee Mich and W H Wallace Kuginaw Mich went on record The as favoring the pus&age by congress of the resoltuion introduced recently by Congressman Timber-Jak- e of Colorado providing for the limitation of 'duty free imports of fugnr00from Hie Philippine- Islands t 60O0 toiis annually iovi sim:U8 "The augur industry of the islands is manifestly tin tound In that it exists now only bi'CHUNn of Hie tariff protection of declared Mr the United HimU-h3 n b-- 1-- ed ed -- Phll-Jt!l'ih- R " Rove (i the Phlllpplti" d nd it fit bcn prom time and ugaln hum 'rnIiMn-- "Iridi-p- ' t--i I u'stlon of th will u only nh'-it HwcH In 'OTIi'l'"tN be Shall riff proli'C-1iobrought about cuiriot contlnvJ'j after the u of th Island for the will tti'-occupy the JMilllppJnc &utu of n foreign country th shipment of "Jiy eni-onmpl- eu'tar to thl country Phlllppln m unsound etlmulntlon Is given to lh Island ugr Industry and the eventuul dy of reckoning merely be-I- n postponed without preparation made to mref it It in our belief thai a 600000 ton limitation of duty-fre- e Aijpar from these inlands Is eminently fair In order that what fciirpfus they may produce over and above the amount admitted free may seek Its natural market in the orient and be In a position to meet competition before independence (comeM HRLI NOT INTKGRAL "The argument that sugar pro duced in the Philippine islands b maintained upon an iden ileal basis with Hawaiian and Por to Rico sugar la unsound Hawaii end Porto Rico are Integral parts f this country The Philippine Is This Is not only ad lands are not jnlttert by ear-- of th political par lies of the United States but lias been definitely so held by the J'nited Htntes supreme couit" CORONER JURY vanston News 8IVESJERDICT County Attorney Thinks Driver Cannot Be Held Responsible LOQAN March 27 — A coroner's jury In tho caso of Raymond William Gibbons son of Mr and Mra William Gibbons who came to Io-pa- n elsrht montha agro from Preston Ida found Monday night that the automobile which struck and killed Raymond Gibbons wag care lessly driven by Russell Cranney It is our opinion that Gibbons was partly responsible for the sad accident by either not understand ing road rules or by getting excited and not keepinpr to tho proper aide of th road" The boy was rid- - BVANST03T Wyo March' 27— Mr and Mra Jack Lythgoe aria n Fae'were here from daughter over th4 wek-en- d Jeff llenivy is working in Bryan' furniture store during: ha absence of Ernest Donnellon Og-de- t n t -- m-i- Mr-i- 0NI0Ns¥lLL BE IDAHO GIFT -- - 1 - STOP SHEARING kkNGSTROI By MARY i Mi-vn- d - P) - v - oDc-retim- i m after N conproved its value in relieving health and promoting stipation March 27— Alfred U Fmith ban Relative Says Whipping written Chairman Gerald P Nye of th senate Teapot Dome com' Not as Severe as mittee that "a letter of apology and not a tirade of abuae" ia du 'Rcpotred t Atrnnt him for the senator' concernlnir contributions rampaign — LOO AN 27— (AP) March lr Twenty-fiv- e hundred dollars bond to the trovernor from Harry V rel(-aof Orval Traveller 19 for The trovernor' letter was in reply rhursred with wliipping: four-yea- r to on from Senator Nye In which oil Keith (been ha been raised the latter charged him with aeeklnu with the aetata nc of the grand to undermine confidence in father of the whipped youngster the commute'public Investigation and Traveller baa been taken home JV TLItN itiwAniiu to his parent in Richmond Senator Nye had originally The bond waa placed with City charged that Sinclair had contribJudge George D Preston of Log:an uted liberally to the governor's before whom Traveller was brought 1920 campaign 'and was In turn reMonday to face a charge of assault warded with an appointment to the with a deadly weapon against the state racing commission The govGheen boy At the arraignment ernor in a previous letter had deTraveller asked for time in which nied these charges as "demagogic to consider a plea and was granted slander" and had accused Nye and Senator Arthur D Robinson Reuntil Thursday March 29 The youth was accused of having publican Indiana with being parwhipped the Gheen child with a ties to a "Republican counsel of willow in an attempt to make him desperation" to help their party esTwo playmates of the child cape in some measure the onus of obey This letter told of havlnp been forced to assist the oil scandal brought the reply from Nye in the whipping: The governor's second letter said G A Hogan of Lewlston uncle Senator Nye had made a "false of Traveller and George D Anderson grandfather of the Gheen boy and unjust statement" It added: admitted you made it and put up bond for release of Travel- "You stated that I had demonler Jlogan declaring in court that publicly strated its falsity The next step as waa in not bad the Gheen boy you to have taken was a letter condition as first reports had pic- for of apology and not a tirade of tured abuse" to have was declared Traveller The governor seized upon the said that lie had been instructed to occasion to inform the committee child Gheen "be strict" with the that his previous letter chairman by Harris Gheen father of the we a not the first time he had con- been has who Gheen child living in Twin Falls Ida for home time Hrcmi j'RigLjTLY was nld by Traveller to have vis"For your Information" wrote mt home hi Traveller t th fall ited the "let m any that I governor wher the Gheen boy was etayinif spok frequently throughout New Mrs mother hl whil Parl York state and elaewher In conCJheen worked In the Cache valley demnation of th oil scandal in the honpltal campfiljrn'ef 1924 "Let m remind you that th a senate commitchairmanshipnoof men from the obtee exempt and to not make reckls ligation I yield to irresponsible Atatementa TO GOLD no man in my admiration for your committee's work and for Its dis tinguished leading counsel Sena tor Walsh or In desire to expose ROISK Idaho March 23 — (AP) and punish all connected with the The old ttayinjr "happy Is the corruption unearthed by your Tea can eat onions" may be pot "Dome Investigation" SALT LAKE CITY March 27— family thatin the White House practiced wave with freezing any event the Nampa chamber In (AIy— A coldwill oi follow the enow- - commerce announced today that LABOR CONDITIONS temperatures storm wmch struck northern btan Congressman Rurton L French had STILL' STATIONARY today tho local weather bureau an been asked to present President to nounced Warning' has been sent Coolidge with elRht Spanish onions WASHINGTON D C March 27 sheepmen in tho southern and grown near Isampa western sections of the state to (AP) — Unemployment among field In which ine onions The discontinue shearing of aheep until were grown proaueea idu sacas oi union workers In 2 3 representative the cold wave baa passed and No 1 onion per acre or 21600 cities remained stationary in Janu preary and February the American shippers "were advised to be 'tem pounds FederatlonJst official organ of the pared for' the sudden drop in of Labor will American peratures FALLS WITH fay in its Federation April issue giving averSnow fell here throughout mosc TOWER but slackened AN ALARMING ROAR age unemployment as 18 per cent of the morning in both months Mont of the shortly after noon Statistics in the Federations snow melted as fast aa It fctruck — (A-TOURS France March 27 in New York — The Charlemagna tower one gives unemployment the ground in January and 21 In Airmail planes of the Boeing Air of the eights of Tours collapsed City as 24 Atlanta 10 and 11 Bos delayed consider Monday evening with a roar that February: Transport were 20 Cleveland 34 end 20 ton and from etorms the Report ably by alarmed the entire cityr Two houwi i 86 Detroit 82 and 80 Los Angeles fll'-both east end west of halt near the tower were damaged 23 and 23 Philadelphia 31 and 31: were Vi conditions a:iU Lake flying1 rlously and the streets In the 21 Pittsburg 18 and 17 Denver bud The western Air Kxprea cinlty were blocked with rubble 19 and San Francisco 14 end and on wncouie a waa waa injured because Nobody Rain of th paat two or three- large crack had been noticed lr th 14 tower thi afternoon ana neighbor day will Kreatly benefit dry farma Since the Armistice on million era but conunuea anow woui-- 'jo Intr e'reet huV been roped off and new homes have been built In wna Id aio: of a omo radius work within it fattii liay buildings ' Rnglfthd —— I"" -"" O yard of the tower had been evac uated which The ancient atructur ECTOR'S GEORGE formed part t he" old Raaillca tt HEARING DATED ft Martin dated from the twelfth have March 27 HALT LAKH century It was supposed to built over th tomb of Chart- Tic tor wrestler cnnrd Oeot'ir with obtnlnlna 11000 from Uor: mngna'a wlf Hlldegard a of confident rnena Nepolta by U said to have set Archlrnd frame pleodAd not guilty before fire- to an enemy fleet by the us in If Tanoar th city Ju(ut from kiln' tfivn rtftrtt Uenrlni? was et tt court Mondny concave mirror for March 2 WAVE Mrs Mary E Dawson is vifcitlng relatives and friends in Ogden William R Smith returned Sun day evening from Cuche valley where he has been buying" dairy stock for disposal to Uinta county rancher Charles S Chrlstensen propri etor of the Royal shoe shop was a week-en- d visitor in Jrlalt Lake A new coupe taken Friday from Inff on a "cooter" Although County Attorney Ocorgo- Ooortre V Rhodes traveling fsalea- C CALL being- htld by police officers Helnrlch has not had time to in- man WILL STATE veatlfrat© th matter thoroughly It in O&dtn The car waa recovered NEW ROAD BIDS la hia opinion that no rcaponAibll Hunday evening It )ad been abandoned on Lincoln avenue Juot can be fixed upon Cranney KATrlLAKn March 27-- (AP) ity atrett north of Twenty-fift- h con A wti td of fi contract for th riM-jr 1n at 1b Mt ('iirnud TWO ARE NAMED TWO ARE ACCUSED nf fhft Ziori Mirk Kywtfm Ml tor OF SAFE CRACKING FOR OLYMPICS which wcrei optrtrA a vftfV ago y hit thi rtnt rond cornrnlBhion wl1! rr:w YOIUC March 57(AP) 1"iri h'M up owlnit to t h TWItf PALLfl Idaho March bft werri tli lowest blddfr 27— (AP)— Two mn who tjnVft — IJoyd Hiithn of th lioaton A A rrgr od and itfiy compuny th jirtioi" of John Mullen of the Jllirjola A t)i N' vdst 'ofiMtructlon i fot irnoit f unn r of Amerii-Hith uimmiHim e rutin r'n iin1ir loriff i"hornpaon fur ftliopuiiliiir ti(if'f lir rnndl iniddl distant 1!iotl Olympic t'-dfiif will be fxpoctod to lac in Thf trr company's Md fit wanted in Raker Or WIT both HO') rneuri iind 3000 meter cracklnr accirdJfit? 1o word ?31019 wnn th Jowrt of Wft hrr 'JMcy event At tri- AmMerdnm (Wfin by officer et(lfnfit'i lnt tlicf mmrnUfdon to hfiv dynrnltd lTnd Cfach LAWon Robortaon nt'iint if 000 telow this Amount ttro fl!lgd a (if a In offlc Iat of th Olympic team bna formallumber 1o nnd yard of Thin tn March 13 o combined with An Tnllffmly notlfi'd tt funner to train for will to her mil-Whlli llahn him thMffj dltancn f willty pladfrd find rw Thy !t ftth'r of tlu-rr of b?en in favoV pt in both lurreny char Ptty Mdn will b' nwkd ahirta and aockg from two lornl event hi own (JonKr question habardaaharlea and wero to roc on five aucceealv BAY NORBEOK BILL tenced last Katurday to acrvoiri20 ability a will b the raa for ftth Puch day ach in th county Jail entered In 'the 800 and 1600 ltea LENDS INFLUENCE davit Th men wjll b turned over to meter difltnnr which Involve trial the Orefron authoriti officer lients 27 — hero Mnrch T'Af!ir!N'OTOV f Identification I"lnl Olympic tryout 8will be an-Char- sren of political Influ th men wan mad held accu4 and 7 at Coaton cn July nr ot th handa of "400 or 500 throtiKh flnrer printa and descrip- at which Hahn and Conner time In thla tion Xurnlahed by Twin Falls po- will teat out' their vnrden provldt-durability for Mil" wer made by Senator BUine lice race two th - 0- - "' Ileniiblii ati Wisconsin today dtir rave ever Only four runner iner dtfrcui5on of th Norbeck bill floored the double triumph in the to cfitnblJ'h a migratory bird ref ROLLING- WHEEL Olympic at the tOO and' 1600 me "R tera HJ Flack of AGED MAN Orentdiatancea HITS Although Fenator N'orberk Heo the feat In Jirltein performed author of the publican Houth Dakota IRafl Jimmy LUhtbody th rntaaure which twlc has pa SALT LAKE March 27Po Ft tee In 1S04 Mel Ehep- United ltd (d th nanutA declared that jtm fracture of th rU-h- t knee nnrd another American in li)08 wnrdena would r rtrlcted to the and lacaratloti t th v alp were and A CI Rill of ureat wntain m itrti In which prfrvea ar locat inifft-rcMonday at 4:30 p m by 3 920 iSd thrtt "If IIrbrt id UUltMi Hall 74 Of 144 j:at for th nref i nui rouui aireei wnett lie wM llnfUff TimninitJ'd J WAY IS CLEARED noihitur In thl bill truck by a rolling autoniobll 400 Of wheel wliich of th nrAVCTit lis tl tn had broken awny FOR U (S PARK - i) o from th car to which it had pairm wrdti In th atot in fvor" Attached SALT LAKH March 27— (AP) — Th Jnt' obxtarl which rtood HITOHCOciTMAY in th way of mklng Rryce canOV COAST wn removed a 'national yon UTAH BAN DIEGO Cal SPEAK IN 27 March relin-'ulh- d i" KtatQ when tb (A)') — liyiort HsftC ro ft Johnion Monday its rlKtit-w-tlast the pte March 27— Por nad of th Amnrkun of land In the formr waa MATr TjA K Area sty M rer Hitch to a ij-rntrc Hriitor if)iu and to foioy Kll 1" Tviyfor rejtntrflr of th loa r'T't a will k Attempt apeak o' recovery ft Nbrftjinfttfut cfinvrntlon l'ontrexlonsl acrrorn in uineaa whkh cnrnpeJIed cal hind office taken Dmo'-r'tth had tion making a b"h hi retirement from bnaebtili JI on April 3"f''"rdfrijr to tn lff the 7740 but ofi t'ltliA nrrtiiwnifenti mad by i)d N vlaitlmy his brother w it John ecre in Kouthern Utah but thi on Accompanied by a die wni held up b'icrjua lh state 1'jf M Jnit"-- Democratic -fote tietan II rK tl'lll tl'lll to a auction silll held th tffl of land upon which th railroad company had its buildings Mr Taylor explained f ALL-BRA- Letter eoRM MAOE-M- or WEROeS ARE trinjrs prompt natural relief Two tablespoon! uls daily —chronic cases with every meal ALL-BRA- N in and voluntary tribute to Kellogg s she had amply rin-cla- ct brought new health ALL-BRA- N Mrs Xllchardson wrote a free Replies to Charges Senator Nye's : CHICAOO March 27—Mtephftr o vi of Hull Lake Hftii t d of th United Ktatr If BAIL PROVIDED ALBANY N Y Love Head of Suirar Group Eccles 1h On Committee Ik-Elect- Then ANJPOLOGY IN LOGAN CASE NATIONAL SEAT USED TO BE ILL A GREAT DEAL" "I AL DEMANDS — Doctors jrommend ALL-BRAbecause it is 100 per cent bran A healthful cereal Delicious with milk or cream— fruits or honey added Via in cooking: too Sprinkle into soups Sold by all grocers Made by Herved everywhere Kellopg in Uattlo Creek MyM2T rt ffl o4 Through t b ill 1 nl tb wlnUr I always h4 n(lli cold porUv rough sad w t Kow I almott never bv a eciJ 1 ! Ukrn ilu:in nyjfr And I hmv ttwr fwstLh tVn I rvr hml In mr life Thli U not f4 wva forrr tXif yf: d hv 1 ALT-I'KA- entingr bo-r-n ysr"— Mr M LiKkWenita Ave V frrtir lt tot N ltKhrdin U HZ 6atU Wl Constipation causes dozens of troubles Headaches tleeplCMnee fly 0 dizziness sallow aching—backs are a few- - of these checks only ALL-BRA-N the cutward signs Kut Kellogs's Their Morse Key HAY BUILD TWO NEW DIRIGIBLES WASHINGTON March 27— (AP) —The navy deportment to ak for new twlay decided construction ot bids for the two dirigibles V " 11 ' CAMERAS POPULAR SPORT IN GE RBI ANY — Every fifth BERLIN—-(APGerman owns a camera Berlin dealers In photographic materials estimate Taking pictures is one of the most popular sports In the count ry today In explanation Of this phenome non It is pointea out mat wnen th war ended Germany was re- plete vwlth manufacturers ando makers of optical and photograph-linstruments for whom with disarmament forced upon her there wa no other market save th ci vilian Accordingly the skill of her trained artisans went Into de vising better and cheaper cameras The beat selling sue is mat ot cm Films and flTm paeka are 9 despite preferred to glasslatter plat"" sre cheap the fact that the r Interior views are all the rag in Germany of late as the dut old causing magnesium powder ofmore given place to the much It was with this socket wrench has convenient magnesium lamps f that Lieutenant Craham N Fitch commander of the-- S-- is believed to have tapped out tragic Morse GETS $5 SENTENCE MINUTE IN JAIL code messages for help as he and In his men were held imprisoned WOODSTOCK Va March 27— the ship on the bottom of Prov (AP) — One" minute in Jail and a fine of five dollars was the senincetown Harbor last December tence given here to Cecil Wilson D Wilson displaying it Captain J Washington youth for " in ni -- O robparticipation in a 12000 bank at Mount Jackson Va last bery GOOD NEWS GREETS July with three others including young women WIFE OF PRESIDENT twoWilson told a county circuit Jury he was forced at-t-he that point Mass March of a pistol to take part in th dayNORTHAMPTON 27 — (AP)— Mrs Grace Goodhue light holdup and that he did not Coolidge wife of the president share in the loot The other robthe bedside ber have not been caught spent half an hour atMrs Lemlra of her aged mother ALCOHOL ron FUEL Goodhue early today after a hasty QUEENSLAND — (AP) — trio from Washington rnotorUts watch with interShe had been summoned In the belief that Mrs Goodhue's long ill est the competition between power ncss had reached a critical stage alcohol and gasoline as motor fuel and she might not llv for mor Aplant established- - her expects Mrs to when a but hours few than produce 80000 gallons' of power Coollde arrived It wai to 'hear the alaohol weekly using a raw masugar cheering news that her mother had terial molarsi s from nearby ' I mills rallied ) V 4 8-- 4 "- ' Aws-trrii- an - 1 bn - d on-tlilr- - rfh - t I ii i'i in eornp-M?nfi- ( ttd - bn t K-- ! l r ' HOUSEKEEPING'S ' Cm)tin it C00D llOUSgk'ESFINO Wul 1 ron-rtructi- 1 for Everywoman new Bulletin on Spring Houickecping by Good Houiikeefino Initituti giving timc- ecret for iuecsful pre-par- ed ho'm-'mlter- — money! aving idea- appetizing menut) kitchen help) garden tuggestiom etc saving - itep-$vi- ng i4ik your SALT LAKH March 27— CAP) Th state road commission Monday opened bids for the of 13 2 mlU of hlh-wfi- y on 1-- I ge PLACES CONTRACT -- 0B 28-pa- IMISSION ROAD 1 K rr Free iiiiiiaviiwiiiiwniifir Mwi iinfrniiaip mimimifmtwiffl ntimmsmipmmm!t0 Srtti" m n ilI t Ml I j newsdealer for GOOD HOUSEKEEPING'S Bulletin on SPRING Housekeeping with every April GOOD HOUSEKEEPING from Orton ranch eight folios wret of I'anf ultch to to bxKlnnlrig of the forct project In ClrclvJU canyon part of the Grand Canyoi highway Th contract was awarded to Halelffh & of ' iAnit Lake low bidders for tho Job Under the Md of thi firm "the project vill post $lon9i7fn including mfiterial to l furnished by the 1 L-un- g nut1) POCATELLOBUYS AIR FIELD SITE ii $670 sToa Otsmnwrcl&l he i J c ' : xih ' : dlorBctnd Inlay onthe cap laennjtesme character of I VV l $895 i A lToaO-Do- y L ii o t if II 11I ' I 11)11 f J 1 f T v I I JJIL ill II I I II I I 'l - it? i i 1595 here arc six different pen points to select from— each identified a different color band by - Ask a Waterman dealer to show you all six pens: try each and buy the one that suits you perfectly The holder is made of tolorful yet stainless ripple rubber and has a large Ink capacity Examine Waterman! 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