| Show THE OGDEN NEW ATTACK PLANE CAUSES HERE FLIER TRICKS ' J - OS s Ss 'V s A AFTER CRASH Head Down For 15 Feet At Ohio Air Races S 's f ’9& 'v A" -- ' One) fContinued from Page r representative here of the Nan- ' - ' ' - k '? ?4 Lm i ' AA ' 4 '' si f" ' By DEVON FRANCIS Associated Press Staff CLEVELAND Sept 4 — (AP)— By all the ramifying rules of grav- ity Count Otto Hagenburg of many a nerveless gentleman who does tricks with airplanes had no ( right today to be around begging for a machine to take aloft The count crashed late Friday RARE ACCIDENTS It was one of those rare acci- dents when the packed stands at the national air races turns Its collective head away and closes its to the shriek of the ambulance ' ears certain that death has called off its holiday But the dust had not - settled around his ship when he " to the waved out and crawled WITH BOMBS i Dragged -- MANVILLE ACQUIRES NEV( J MANAGER— SHE'S BEAUTY JAPAN ALARMS r DEATH: LIVES SATURDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 4 1937 STANDARD-EXAMINE-R - - v v - x - v-- ' V ' 'S''"' I ''y V v ' Is i Mayor Yui king foreign office was the first to reveal the note & 7' ''' '" r -- ' If :j l sr- v'4v -- - h: HEAVY CASUALTIES He said the consuls general In behalf of their naval commandery formally had called attention to the heavy casualties among civilians in the International settlement yesrequested that terday and had be moved beyond Japanese warships the settlement section of the Whangpoo river and that Chinese g troops be withdrawn east of road and semth of Chang-kado- o creek which runs eastward from the Whangpoo shortly to the south of Shanghai The mayor referred the note to his superiors in Nanking Yui said that Chinese troops could not be withdrawn :ln his opinion unless the Japanese warships first leave the foreign areas These crux are of the situathe warships tion he asserted and it Is their presence In the foreign areas which has led to the tremendous civilian Poo-tun- if & ' t-- 's ' AAyy's'JJff A - r"' ifOS£ is A ! sSs fSj ' vx VS ''t y -f i t'C f ' a’- 9 j crowd They had to carry his machine away in a basket The upper wing of his biplane apparently saved - his life Head down hanging by his cockpit harness Hagenburg was dragged along One of the army's new attack planes from March field California was inspected here the gfound for 15 feet the top WASP OF WAR of local army and munitions officials Mounting five Browning machine guns the a — group by the ground "in the yesterday wing nearest 200 recently purchased by the army Left to right Frank 1VL Browning chairman one of is ship maneuver — breaking his drop He commerce of of chamber the military affairs committee Captain Philip Schwartz of March field Captain returned to the field 30 minutes lat- C of the Ogden arsenal J E Browning father of Frank Browning Inspecting commander H Dietrick er and asked to borrow a plane one of the Browning guns the first of which he helped build and on the plane wing Lieutenant John ECLIPSES FINISH F Wadman also of March field The accident the second one in 24 hours — Lee Miles was killed in a crash Thursday — all but eclipsed BONE interest in the finish of the Bendix ARMY America’s race transcontinental D H Mann 304 Weal Third North Brigham City Phono 94 Cirderby classic long distance-a- ir culation and Correspondent n stripped-dowa Seversky OGDEN Flying pursuit ship Frank Fuller San Francisco sportsman streaked in from Burbank in 7 hours and 55 Five Months Illness Fatal minutes and then roared off to See Advantages For Air to Farmer Carpenter Bendix N J in 9 hours and 35 Munitions Center minutes to post two new records of Kaysville In City for the event He collected $13000 in prize money Fuller’s time from Services for Thomas Henry Bone Ogden’s natural advantages as an to Bendix field was 9 Burbank ' who died Thursday will be held army air and munitions center hours 35 minutes Sunday afternoon at two o’clock were praised Friday by two army in the L D S Kaysville taberofficers who visited here in cfrie — 4 CITY BRIGHAM nacle Bishop Hubert C Burton atSept new of the army’s big $40000 When Henry Worley and Ray will officiate i Mr Bone farmer tack planes of Promontory hold an argu- and carpenter-contractof KaysThe officers Captain Philip Smith ment headthey don’t confine their ac- ville died at the home of a son Schwartz of the first general folLoren Bone 530 Twenty-secon- d verbal lashings quarters wing ordnance division tivities to exhibited welted a a five illness months from lowing badly Worley March field and Lieutenant John F Wadman of the 17th attack back in city court late Friday and complications after an operation in testified Smith used a quirt on April He was 70 years old group also of March field landed him A native of Kaysville Mr Bone silver during the course of a dis- was their monoplane cussion (Continued from Pape One) bom December 14 1866 a son C here and visited with Captain that Wor of William H and Ellen Carter Smith counter-charge- d likewise became less afraid to H Deitrick commander at the ley threatened to drag him to death Bone He lived his entire life in speak their minds It was under- Ogden arsenal at the end of a lariat stood in town that more than one Kaysville with the exception of a LUNCHEON FRIDAY said arose few altercation The which he they attorney had offered to defend them with Frank over driving of cattle on a high- spent years His wife in free and that other citizens had MFollowing a luncheon Farmington Browning chairman of the way near Promontory McLain Bone whom he marSarah offered to sponsor public subscripaffairs committee of the tion to compensate lost wages in military Judge J Wesley Horsley said he ried in the Salt Lake City L D S chamber of commerce J E Brown- would hand down a decision on temple in November 1880 died event of their dismissal Deithis and father Captain ing incharge of assault and bat- here in 1930 He was- - a member Mayor Peery said he intends the airmen took Off on’ their Worley’s rick 11 of the Kaysville L D Seward tery other Sept of activities vestigating the return trip to California Beside his son Loren Bone he to enforcement in policemen regard Schwartz highly spoke Captain is survived by a daughter Mrs of the one a m closing law for of the munitions storage and manuCorilla B Sessions of Chesterfield beer constructed being plant facturing Idaho sixteen grandchildren and he “I’ll look into it” promised south of Ogden but declared an six and' the “With only one arrest in three airplane landing field is needed in brothers and sisters: R following months there must be plenty of connection with-- the arsenal to E Bone Kaysville Francis Bone offenders on the police force But make it most effective for arm h Layton Mrs D R Egbert of these two are the only ones who airplanes 1 W Wilson Idaho Mrs have admitted it” “The advantage of this territory and Mrs W W Brough of Salt fContinued from Page One) from the army air corps standpoint TALKS OF BRIBERY Lake City that an “Tin Horn Hank” Keenan and his Friends “Fred Meissner chief of police is that it is unlikely may call at the family enemy would ever come inland home in Kaysville after five p m mule many years ago once told me this Holstein far” he said any kind of a closing law was Another rodeo performance is Saturday and Sunday until time BOMB LOADING useless because the dealers would services scheduled Sunday afternoon at of Interment “This is also a good place ' to two p m and bribe the officers with cigars or will be held In the will celebration the !' drinks or even money I don’t mean use to load the army’s new flyKaysville-Layto- n on final cemetery under into and its thrd go day - to incriminate these two men but ing fortresses with bombs and Monday the direction of the Mount Ogden another Labor with it certainly looks funny on the then fly to the Pacific coast morning paradedayand afternoon mortuary face of it” stopping there 'only long enough to rodeo The new ordinance provides only refuel LIKE OLD TIMES “In my opinion the Ogden arsenal this line in regard to the closing is like old times for this “old It time: "It shall be unlawful to sell has a good -- future and if there cow town” to be again filled with 'beer between the hours of twelve is any way to build it up it should some of the older and cowboys m1 would be better be d9ne It o’clock midnight and six a much AND The present ordinance employs if you ' had a good landing field residents recalled the days when t identical wording except for sub- - here Then you would probably the sight of cowboys wearing hats chaps and six- guns stitution of “one a m” for "twelve see some army activity" common was a sight on Saturday o’clock midnight” The ship the two men were flying SALT LAKE CITY Sept 4 — here 600 Keetei1 and Gates said that no had a capacity for pounds bf nights (UP) — Police today were search Some of the most skilful rodeo ing for two possible kidnapers driv beer has heen sold to their knoI bombs and carried under each wing a which of one m a tank since after the liquid produces performers in the western United ing an Indiana automobile after edge States are here for the rodeo they had received an anonymous ordinance went into effect except gas when released f for one case in which an arrest series include These MACHINE GUNS Henry telephone call informing them that was made Okla Pawhuska Snively 30 Ralph a woman had been slugged on a caliber machine guns Its five The mayor however insists that four in front and one in back Bennett Alpine Tex Bill Eaton downtown comer the ordinance meant that no beer were examined with interest by Santa Fe N M Lee Simon Gor The unidentified Informer said ' should be consumed on the premises J E Browning who built the first don Nebr Holloway Grace Bur- that he saw a woman get out of Calif Rufus Ingersoll Wolf an automobile Then two men after one a m Browning machine gun in a shop bank Creek Mont Harry Hart Poca- emerged O’CONNOR FISHING here after his brother the late struck the! woman Slats Jacobs St dragged her back into the car and Terming their offense "wilful Inventor John M Browning de- tello Ida Thomas Nev Howard McCorrey drove off he said neglect of duty” he said he would signed it The person recommend their discharge to the then gave the license number The plane designed primarily to Broadua Mont of city commission attack enemy infantry is one of Among the local favorites com- the car and hung up The board failed to meet this 200 being purchased by the ’govern peting in the amateur bronc ridment said Captain Schwartz morning to adopt the ordinance ing events’ are Tom Spencer Dee Commissioner George O’ConLieutenant Wadman who acted Peterson and Kid Sabin all of nor 'on whose motion the amend as visited with Dan Wadman Evanston Leslie Byrne Peldmont ment was drafted was out of town of pilot Ogden his cousin while here Wyo Rex Thill Big Piney Wyo on a fishing trip Among those who inspected the Jack Hamblin Millburne 'Wyo Since all three members must be airship at Ogden airport were Mar Bob Taylor Mt View Wyo and present- at a special meeting none riner A Browning Mrs Hazel others Thrills and action aplenty HOLLYWOOD Sept! 4— could be' called although Mayor Stephens Mrs Adam Patterson are Alice Faye and Tony Martin (AP)— officials by promised of the Peery scheduled such a meeting Mrs Junior Rich Mrs Wallace The celebration is sponsor movies left today in a chartered for this morning as Ellis and Miss Ann Browning all ed by organized laborbeing of Evanston airplane lor Yuma Ariz - where soon as City Attorney George S of Ogden Mrs Frank Ellis of and the chamber of commerce they plan to be married jthi after-noo- n by Barker completed the draft of the London and Mrs Wallace Ander- Members of the general commitnew lawiate Friday afternoon-Besideson of Richmond Calif tee are J H Holland chairman his own questioning of R J Rowley and L E Wilkinson the duty sergeants and other vice chairmen and George Robof Keeter and Gates t superiors inson secretary-treasurPeery said he would back an inMr Rowley Is chairman of the vestigation of the entire depart-merodeo committee with Tom Painter provided the streets shops and Alex Fife as vice chairmen and engineering departments also Member of the Cowboys Days be investigated O’Connor has executive board are Mr Fife Mr v asked a probe ot the frequently Oscar Painter Anderson Oscar First Grade declined the police- - for co but O O Rickert J L Nibar-ge- r Feam State inspected mayor’s challenge that his own Evening Program Cancelled and Clifford Durrant bureaus be included in the in' Gasoline To Allow 1 -- two-pla- ce Box Elder PILOTS THOMAS RITES SUNDAY PRAISE Back In Welted Argument Over Cattle PEERYSEEKS or POLICE OUSTER wide-wing- ed (1898-191- 7) 1 ’ RAIN FAILS TO en great-grandchildr- DAMPEN SPIRITS Mur-taug- ’ -- IVOMANSTRUCK i ten-gall- KIDNAPED? on - be-'cau- se Wed Tony Martin advertisements: “Wanted: A yer Tommy Manville” ‘ law- fighters to assist him in his fight against the $1000000-deman- d of his fourth wife the former Marcelle Edwards who seeks a divorce Jean said she would stay right by Tommy’e side to Inspire him In his battle and Tommy made her status clear by announcing her as his new manager April-bor- ! ge Heart Attack j Victim — James R Hancock died at midnight Friday following a sudden heart attack at the family residence 2743 Quijncy'' He was bom in Ogden February il 1874 the son of William J and Margarets Phillips Hancock! Utah pioneers He married Katherine Marie Sorenson April 28 1897 She died here February 2 1910 Mr Hancock was remarried September 8 1920 to Lillian Frost who survive him He was a painter and painting-contractwho had lived most of his life In Ogden Mr Hancock was a member of the Seventeenth LDS ward Beside his wife he Is survived by the following children Robert J Hancock Qgden Thomas E Hancock Thornton Idaho Frank W Hancock and Clyde C Han- i or 3 -- Hitler Proposes Triple Alliance 1 17 R HOBSON DIES FRIDAY i Enlisted With Marines During World War Their British consulates general Fighting warships are bombarding our' men from anchorages immediately William Rae Hobson an office adjacent to the war vessels of the three powers f" employe of the Utah Power & Light “CHINA INVADED” " y died at p m “The United States Britain and company followlocal a hospital France must remember that China Friday in has been invaded and that we ing a short illness from a heart merely are attempting to drive out ailment He was 52 the invader The powers should Hobson was born in Richmond force the Japanese out ot Shang- Jan 22 1885 a son of Samuel hai” From the Japanese viewpointit H and Margaret Cluff Hobson He was equally difficult to accept the" came to Ogden early in' life and demands A Japanese spokesman was a member of the! L D S said that Japan is a partner in the Fourth ward He was employed at international settlement that she that time with the Z C M I Ogstore and with the railroad merely is utilizing the defense area den r service dining-caof the settlement which for years TO CALIFORNIA has been assigned to her and that In 1903 he moved to California she must maintain her ships and men where they can defend Japan- where he was employed in street ese lives and property The spokes- lighting work He enlisted in the man pointed lout that Japanese U S marines during the World war was a bombing planes carefully have war and following the avoided the area member of Earl W Odell post No of the settlement and the French 1732 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and of the American Vetconcession The spokesman pointed out that erans Political league of Los AnJapan repeatedly has warned civi- geles serving as an officer in the lians to stay out of the fighting latter organization He returned to Ogden shortly areas Meanwhile Japan rushed a new army to Shanghai in a after the war and married Eva E desperate effort to capture the city Brown He was affiliated with the quickly and restore her tarnished L D S Seventeenth ward for the past several years prestige SURVIVORS LISTED Chinese intelligence operatives devised the high command that 49 Surviving are his wife of OgJapanese transports heavily load- den two brothers S Vern Hobed with troop reinforcements and son San Francisco and J Robert munitions had arrived off Woo-sun- g Hobson Maywood Calif and two at the mouth of the Whang- sisters Mrs Dot Eulalia Kelly Venice Cat and Mrs Margaret poo river during the morning Out among the smouldering vil- Sorenson'Mar Vista Cal Funeral services will be held lages north of the city China’s illarmed boys and men had stopped Tuesday at p m on the trained automatons of the the lawn of the home of his Mrs Chris J Japanese army in their tracks lh mother-in-lathe city Chinese artillery batteries Brown 552 Twenty-sixt- h still smashed at the battered Friends may call at the HobJapanese strongholds in Hong-ke- son residence 1002 Thirtieth street Sunday evening Monday and Tues (Copyright 1937 United Press) day until ten a in when the body will be removed to Mr$ Brown’s residence Interment will be in the HEIRESS BOXER FLY Ogden city cemetery under direction of Lindquist & Sons nine-fort- cock of Los Angeles Mrs Leo J Poorman Mrs Louis R James and Mrs Dorothy “ Crosby all of LONDON Sept 4 — (UP) — Ogden and the following brothcVs Fuehrer Adolf Hitler of Germany and sisters: Mrs Maggie Sw&rts has written a letter - to Viscount Edward Hancock Mrs Rose Foley Rothermere head of the Rother-mer- e all of Ogden and eight grandnewspaper chain suggest- children Services wil) - be held Tuesday ing - a at one p m at the Lindquist & "understanding” Hitler declared: “If this under- Sons’ chapel Bishop Earl S Paul standing could still further be en- of the LDS Seventeenth ward larged by the adhesion of the Amer- will officiate Friends may call at ican nation it would be absolutely the family residence Monday afterimpossible to see who in the world noon and evening and at the morcould disturb a combination for tuary chapel Tuesday from eleven peace which would never off set until time of services Interment purpose or intent neglect the inter- will be in the! Ogden city cemeest of white people” tery L 1 American lighting plants for Gold mined in Australia in four farms may be Introduced into months of thii year is valued at over $18000000 Egypt German-British-Americ- Last Times Today “THEY GAVE HIM A GUN” “EMPTY HOLSTERS” ! i Franchot Tone Spencer Tracy Mats 1S£ I -- with ! Dick Foran Patricia IWalthall i Gladys George Anglo-Americ- an two-thir- 3 an Children Eves 100 NEW TOMORROW i ty w w L AWAITING DIVORCES SAN FRANCISCO Sept 4 — (AP) — Two Nevada divorce seekers Delphine Dodge Cromwell heiress to Baker Godde! thrice-we- d motor car millions and Jack Doyle Irish singer ’and boxer were in San Francisco today for what Doyle described as a sort of prenuptial celebration of their own Doyle said j he and’ Mrs Godde would be married in two weeks after both have obtained Reno divorces They! arrived from Reno by plane last night accompanied by their traveling companions Doyle hugged a champagne bottle as he talked to newsmen “Yes we’re to be married as soon as we get straightened out in Reno” Doyle said 4-4- - Beauty Hurls Self From llsland Cliff HONOLULU T H (UP) —Police believed Sept 4 — today the scenic and suicidal Nuuanu Pall 1500-focliff over which King Kamehameha pushed an enemy army centuries ago claimed another victim-glamorous female character of the demi-worbrunet- Zola Knight ot W ld PARALYSIS SPREADS BUT MERGURYiDROPS CHICAGO Sept 4 — (AP) — Fourteen new cases the highest number for any single period during the infantile paralysis prevalence were reported today as cooler weather brought cheer to medical authorities Two deaths and 22 suspected cases also were reported Friday there were nine new cases compared with 12 during the preceding 24 The disease normally hours its reaches high point in hot weather and falls off with the first frost 24-ho- ur Her folks! He’s what Eve been 1 - i 1 V hollerin’ for!" LS j ! 4-4- vA' ’’ifejsU' jir - a GIVES HIM THE LYE FLORENCE O Sept 4 —(UP) —His wife put lye in his whiskey John Sonk charged today in a suit for divorce - j ' j te habitue of Honolulu ni£ht spots who was under federal indictments on narcotic charges apparently hurled herself over the rocky precipice into a tangle of Kiawe bushes The Pali an internationally famous tourist spot Is As j drive from the city 3 15-min- ' W 3 ! j Tommy had specified that he to be surrounded by n j i Is wanted j PAINTER DEAD Services Set! Tuesday For "Manville re Said Manville: tained Devlin Meanwhile paid! Devlin no fee Rumors that Manville paid $100000 are Incorrect And the new manager? She is Jean Ryan 18 of Hollywood She is blonde She announced: "I’m a fighter I’m not an April-bo- rn fighter I’m a June-bor- n fighter” was too rest Telegrams and letters of application were still pouring in to the secretary of the asbestos millionaire In They were stacked neatly a wastebasket Tommy had already retained Frank Devlin New York attorney who had paid no attention to Friday’s full-panewspaper j toll “The Japanese are using the settlement as a I base for military operations against our army” Yui said “They ire unloading soldiers within sight of the U S and so-call- ed - By John Moroso (Associated Press Staff) CHATEAU BON REPOS NEW ROCHELLE N Y Sept 4 — from “ the (AP) — Exhausted rigors of acquiring a new lawyer — no others need j fox' the moment apply—and a winsome“new manager" Tommy Manville slept to a late hour in the master bedroom of his “house of good rest” today Belows stairs however there R HANCOCK a b ’ eight-thirty -- “WHOM TO CALL” TELLS YOU WHERE TO REACH a1 s SERVICESlSET THEM! 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