Show THE OGDEN SUNDAY MORNING JUNE 10 1928 THOUSANDS of roses of all varieties are making Ogden homes attractive and adding STANDARD-EXAMINE- R to the general beautification of the city Many Ogden homeowners are joining in the movement to make Ogden the "Rose Gity mc progress na uccu iixauc auu 1141a ycai uiuic iusgb arc iu uc iuuiiu m utc iiy uicux ever ui me miermouniain cuunu Standard-Examinphotographer drove through the residence section The photos were snapped at random and the homes selected from an automobile as it drove along There are scores of During the past week The other homes which have been made just as attractive From left to Tight the top row shows the homes of J W Crockett 1256 Marilyn drive A H deWit 635 Twenty-fift- h street: the Lowder home at 2669 Van Buren avenue and another close-u- p of the Crockett home on Marilyn drive Bottom row left to right shows roses at the homes pf Patsy Healy on Eccles avenue N C McConnell Twenty-sixt- h street and Harrison avenue Ezra Richardson 700 Twenty-fift- h street and R H street and Jackson avenue reck at Twenty-fourt- h much1 -- er lWiM'''9C-5Ti'J— 15 ''' m " ' "'r- w'''vji ' ' 4 L " ' : ' - ' iV V Iks' h Avt:v-rswr''? -- lfPi'i kr!3v fS'it t:i!'- - - ' 1 HUMAN FLY HAS UPS AND DOWNS Defend Himself Is Going Back Up Ogden Moving Ahead in Rose Culture Threatens to Seize Honors From California Cities Calif win have to honors as "the rose city of America" if Ogden citizens continue to plant and grow CHICAGO June 9 — (AP)-- Ben roses as they have in the past two Fox the human fly has been hav- years A tour of the streets of the ing: Ms upa and downs Yesterday residence section will prove that it was downs Today he promised statement it would be ups Hundreds of Ogden homes are t Fox's dander was aroused yesmade beautiful by climbing roses terday by comment that followed around porches on trellises and his unexplained disappearance bush roses in gardens in front and from the Masonic temple flagpole rear yards Home owners have "where he had b?en sitting since found that the earth vand climatic May19 It wasn'it so bad that he conditions of Ogden are particuehould be named in the same breath larly adapted for the culture of with an unpaid hospital bill Nor roses and have lost no time in the was it worthy of notice the report last two years to import them that a group of creditors had con- purchase them locally and plant gregated at the base of the flag- them pole to beset him Those who now have large bushMADH HIM PFEVISIl es give slips to others and it is beThe thing that made Fox peevish coming quite the thing to make was the slander that his appetite trades of the different varieties running strongly to strawberries Many Ogden citizens have visited as he swayed in the invigorating California cities which are known breezes that blow around flagpoles as "rose communities" have had cost his promoters $55 a week found that Ogden has asand or good That he thought was carrying crit better chances for growing fine icism too far roses declare the color fraIn view of these charges Fox re grance They and texture of the blooms appeared yesterday and denied raised here is superior to the types everyxning his uescent rrom tne grown on the coast and they have flagpole was not he asserted due become enthusiastic "rose fans" to any desire to evade creditors but Those who raise the finest here rather- - to be in a position to de- desire to make Ogden at least "the fend himself Besides he had al- rose city of the Intermountain ready oversat the best 48previous country" and are willing to cohours operate with others in going after flagpole sitting record by It waa true he said th:t the this distinction "West End hospital has asked him to pay a bill there but Fox said his lawyers were fighting it As far Box Elder Department as his having more than one wife Business Office" Corner Drug that was another pipe dream of Phone 122 someone's Pasadena " " IS GOING BACK "I'm going back up the flagpole now as a matter of principle" he said "to show thc-frfolk I'm not afraid I originally hoped to make some money but I'll do it now just for vindication My manager mis managed inc eo I let him go" The manager A I) Davidson doubted this last statement saying he resigned some time ago Fox said his original purpose Jiad been fame and fiin13 hut that As far neither had materialized as flagpole sitting is concerned Balr Correspondent Elizabeth Phone 92-J-a 17-12- 21-9- MJiS - x - if a -2 -2 36-9-2- 51 State Security bank to Fred Peterson part of section 28-11- TV" -4 ?100£ Box Elder county to Norman Lee $19116 part of section Box Elder county to Norman Lee 18-9- -1 part of lot 1 block 42 plat C Brig-haCity $6158 Francis M Whiting and wife to Fannie Whiting part of section m 20-12-- 14 II Fred Eggli and wife to Box Elder county part of section 1250 Evona Investment Co to D G Nelson Jr- part of section $1" Earl J Wintlft and wife to Truman Tolman part of lot 1 block 11 Tolman's addition $100 E L Brown and wife to LaVon Brown lot 4 block 197 plat A Corinne $10 John Peter Jensen and wife to Mary Ann Jensen part of lot 2 block 42 plat B Brigham City $225 State of Utah to George N House 5 $300 part of section Promontory-CurleLand Co to George N House part of section $37595 Lorenzo J Bott and wife et al to Charles Brown part of section $1 N P Jensen and wife to Abraham Evans all of lots 6 and 7 block 222 plat A Corinne SI John Phillips and wife to C Lucius Laidie part pf lot 10 block 25 plat A Brigham City $10 Abraham Evans to Mary Hall Evans (wife) lota 1 and 2 block 220 Corinne $1 W J Loosle and wife to John J 26-15- Stop Hurting Instantly then Lift Right Off! ""reezone" on that itching Instantly it then shortly you lift the corn right off with your fingers You'll laugh really! It is so easy and doesn't hurt one bit! Works like a charm every time A tiny bottle of Drop corn eezone" costs onrdru store and is sufficient to rcnovo every hard corn soft corn and callouses Try it! y a few cents at any stops-hurtin- ' g: -S 32-9-- w 32-9- —— -3 $10 Johannah 11-9- 26-15-- 13 -5 21-9- -1 Edited by Glenn Perrins FOR WITCHES By A MIRROR Esther Forbes Published by Mifflin Boston Houghton Company This is a very unusual type of book It is something different This novel as the title Indicates carries us back to the days when Kansas city June 9— cap) all good people believed in witch— jThey're (coming — was the word craft The theme is very cleverly spreafi today as reception com worked out and it is indeed lifemittees reinforced by brass bands J like One could easily believe that mobilized to meet the first of the Doll Bilby was a true character spbeial trains bearing delegates to and that she really existed The thj2 Republican national conven circumstances about her life do not tion While many delegates com- seem at all f qv those mitteemen) and observers already Puritanical days ar0 on thi grounds arrival of a - Doll as a child is taken "un- t special train from California this der the wing" of an English skip- morning marks tne openings of an per shortly after her parents have invasion destined to bring! thou- been burned as witches He adopts sands! here before the opening her and takes her to his wife who session Tuesday is entirely out of patience with him for bringing a child of this sort SIXTEEN TRAINS Sixteen grains will arrive Monday (bringing delegations from Arkansas j Alabama Arizona Washington Colorado Kentucky Maine Delaware Maryland Massachusetts Ohio Pennsylvania Minnesota the Dakotas Indiana New Hampshire New Jersey and 1' ed -- Jensen lot 35 blqck 9 plat A Mantua $943 Box Elder county to Johannah M Jensen Lot 34 blpck 9 plat A Mantua $407 Box Elder county to N C Jepp-se- n $371 part of section Clarence Nealsen and wife to Earl R Noalson part of section M Book Reviews far-fetch- 28-1- 2- 4 er I -2 Box Elder county V-- Brass Bands Reinforce Committees Who Meet Special Trains -2 12-- ' -1 $10 j to her home There she grows to womanhood haunted by the horrid memory of her parents' tragedy-harasse- d by the thought that perhaps her soul had already been signed away to the devil Everygoes wrong in the comthing that is attributed to a spell that munity Doll Bilby weaves Every sick--neevery death! It is no wonder that she thinks herself a "witch She lives within herself and prays every night for the devil to send She mistakes a morher a demon tal man -- who has- - led a criminal life for this demon and she prefers him to a deacon's son for a " companion and lover This book takes the reader through the adversities of Doll's lonely life and shows one how she finds her happiness and consolation in her allegiance to Satan ' Although not a gripping book It will hold your interest from cover to cover and the unique theme will take you back to the injustices of the days of witchcraft — II M B block Real Estate Transfers ss : Josephine F Olson county recorder reported Saturday the following i eal estate transfers Eccle? Investment company to Real EMate Finance company a part of Slot 29 and all of lot 81 in Laurence D'Orsay in the June Writers'! Monthly (Sprlngfielr Mass) and demand that planting be done in stories rather than surFarmers demand prises Jnade facts writers are told by George H Dacy IMAGINATION in Massa's subdivision to with other lands $1 C V Zinn and wife Altha B to Elizabeth Miller and James G Miller all --of lots 17 and 18 in block 17 in Lake View addition to Ogden $1100 Alfred H Summerill and Chloe F Summerill to Wheelwright Lumber company a part of lots 3 and 4 in block 4 in Rushton addition to Ogden $1 Brittania Whetton to R Whettoh and wife Lillian Percy Whetton an of lot 14 in Hale's addition to Ogden $10 Clarenc and wife Altha I Storey to Ardlon T Vaughn and wife Viola Vaughn a part of lots 7 and 8 in block 7' in plat B of Ogden city surveyjllO 2 Ogden NEEDED Writers need imagination says Jane Sloan in the June Plotweaver (Hollywood) otherwise their stories faU Regarding studios Wil"PLANTING" IN STORIES bur George says original stories are Readers can sense cheating says less expensive than published ones E-Sto- WORRY CENSUS TAKERS RICHLAND CENTER Wla-son recently born to Mr and Mm Elmer Deman increased their already large family to 19 Four sets of twins are included in this unusual grand total ' A i j Mannle Jones to P Russell Wight part of lot 8 block 23 plat other! states A Brigham City $1000 Two presidential candidates were Jacob Hansen and wife to Jede-dla- h on the list of arrivals today SenM Grant part of section ator Guy p Goff of West Virginia $1 Box Elder county to Norman Lee had a one-hoedge over Frank Lawdeij on this morning's slate $1989 part Of section Frank Greenhalghii and wife to Mrs Lowden and Miss Florence "Brigham City Sand & Silia Co Lpwdjen are included In the party and other oi thle former Illinois governor part of section r land $1 jA p000pound national emblem Joseph F Hansen and wife to Brigham City Sand & Silica Co showing an eagle with as wing and other sprcaid ofs about 20 feet was in part of section land $1 placej today at the main entrance Mannie Jones to James Bywater tq cqnve'rttion hall It is set enpart of lot 8 block 23 plat A tirely with Nova gem jewels imBrigham City $170 ported frqm Austria Glittering by Joseph II Mason nand wife In-to day in the sun it will reflect the Parker Toombs undivided light of huge beacons at night $1 terest in part of section Chris Petersen an! wife to Seth INSTALL EQUIPMENT E Dustin lot 2 bloclc 2 Riverside to carry the proceedEqUipmsent $500 music and "atmosphere" of ings C Stone the convention to the ears of a W H Stone to Mattle his wife all of lots 1 and 2 block nation next week is nearly installed 8 Tremonton $10 in convention hall A of 70 James P Fredericksen to Har- stations of the National chain Broadcastimon F Granger part of section ngs company the Columbia chain $10 and the Chicago Tribune station Amos N Chrlstenisen et al to comprise the radio network GraThomas Baron part of lot 11 block ham McNamee for the National 23 plat A Brigham jCity $1 company Major AnJohn E Balrd and wife to Thom- Broladcastlng White drew! for Columbia and 1 as Baron part of Section for the Quinn Ryan Chicago Tri$15028 bune are j the announcers who are td draw tvord pictures of the events the color and the crowds at TIP FOR LOVELORN the: hall j Add n Mf1TinrtTf1fl'! m ffl©ininuiip - ur 34-11- -4 ' 19-9- -1 I 19-9- -1 -2 !!!' BRIGHAM CITY June 9— Real estate transfers in Box Elder county for the two weeks ending June 2 were: Robert Allen and wife to Israel Hunsaker lot 2 block 8 Tolman's $1 however Mr Fox made it clear addition wife to IceIsrael Hunsaker Is on that everything the up and land Hunsaker lot and 2 block 8 Tolup man's addition 1 Fdvvard Bigler and wife to Thomas Potter et al part of section $10 J E Balrd and wife tw N L Hansen part of section $t John R Evans and wife et al to R O Green part of section K : x 14-12- Standard-Examin- 0 N THEIR WAY Shumway part of section $10 Joseph H Watkinsj and wife to E L Brown part of teectjon $1 and other land E L Brdwn and wil fe to Norman Johnson part of sect on and other land $10 Box Elder county to Frank Burns part of section and other land $9109 W H Shearman an wife to Wil- liam Cairna part of section ? $850: i Nels Madsen and wife to Knud rxiuai jr pan u f section 27-t- o 22-8- BOX ELDER REALTY DEALS REPORTED DE LEGATES ARE 33-11- YouVe wanted an Electric Range Now is the time to have one Now is the time to choose a range of quality— the best on the market—at a price you can afford to pay OUR SPECIAL OFPER Dinner Set A Charming Or An Electric Waffle Iron j 42-Pie- ce Or -4 An Electric Percolator f 21-9-- I FREE I GIRLS JAPANESE TOKYO — (AP) — 'JDon'ts" to be observed by Japanese young men and women in choosing their mates have been published by the Hochi Shimbun Toklyo newspaper Girls are cautioned: Don't marry a man who is fond of gambling Don't marry a man of whom your parents do notil approve6 5 Acper cording to court statistics cent of such marriages end in di1 vorces f Don't marry a man who neglects children Don't marry a man who drinks in secret Don't marry menij who ridicule f aged persons These are the rules for would-b- e husbands: Don't marry girls j whose hands are soft and clean but whose mothers have coarsej hands Don't marry girls who think of nothing but dresses!invho are fond Don't marry girls of wearing dresses ipf clever and Ail original designs girl of this kind will often put her husband to shame in public Ship will become an irregular and untidy woman Don't marry girls who have a craze for the movlest and theatre Don't marry girls'! who do not love children i S i! : 7 i r WHAT IF IIFI FELT BAD? NEW YORK — Lester Collins was feeling good He vfas boisterous and joyful All because he was birthcelebrating his twenty-thir- d day But when his wife paid no attention to him ajhd wouldn't celebrate with him he shot her twice "I just felt good that's all" Collins explained to pblice A cable of 800 wires haa" been installed in convention hall to handle part of the news dispatches and telephone calls of 600-od- d newspapermen and delegates It is estimated more than 1000' miles o$ new telephone Circuits will be in service Monday I ARREST MAN WHO SOLD 'PROTECTION Li's —J ! ! — LOS ANGELES June 9 — (AP) Charge! in a federal indictment with tonsiring to sell "protection to liqjuor rnen in the mining districts) of j Colorado William P Black uittil recently marshal at Sijverton 'Colo was arrested here Friday suspected ofj Click are under arrest in Colorado officers said The quartet is said to have protected bootleggers whiles the latter cold $250000 of! illicit liquor over a of two years! Black waivedperiod removal proceedings and will be sent back to Colorado without a guard j -- j 1— i 1 ! HOME TEAM WINS LOS ANGELES — In addition to a jrolling pin a hammer stone crusner and an instrument T to knock out ibase hits a baseball bat m4y be used to repel bandits and ourgiars One of the gentry stepped into the store of I Cj Caster ?and attempted an unassisted steal with a' wooden: gun Caster saw through the ruse how ever and! drove the bandit from the home late by means of a base- ban bat- Mi Every range in our stock is fully With Every Electric Range Purchased From Us Have One in Your Home for 'you'll find them priced as low as 'JV2ift i 7 Dovra Pay the Balance in Two Years i wit-livi- - COME IN EARLY AND CHOOSE YOUflS TUT TO)TTTir?5TC?T7T) c6 TT TTTPVTTn ng h E&HCmNT PUBMC JSEBVICB 50 |