| Show V MONDAY EVENING APRIL 8 1929 U THJEJ OGDEN STAND Gallant Warrior’s Last Parade S RECOGNIZES ' V 1 - Information To Be Placed In Volumes Kept By ‘ I' t ' V V A 1 0 ' A js Since the TjVorld war building and loan has made the most rapid strides of! any financial system H F Celia dus pf Cincinnati Ohio executive secretary of the United States League' of! Local Building and Loan associations said upon a visit to Ogden today Purpose of tils visit to Utah was to confer with Utah building and loah men upon plans for the national convention to be held in Salt Lake August 27 28 and 29 'Airporf Ogden the city's' flying center haa been officially announced to all aviators in the country by the federal department of commerce1 It 21 Hinckley last February 27 took information on the field MILtWORKERS TO CELEBRATE Checker And Chess Series Leafls To Tuesday Banquet Proving that all is not chaff in the grain business employes of the Globe Grain and Milling company ' completed a chess and checker tournament last week apd Tuesday night the Blue team losers are to banquet the Reds Victors in the Hotel Bigelow According to C H E Seybert manager the contest was deadly and great interest was manifested In the checker tournament - 36 blockawere "ayed witheach player engaging every other one six times making a total of 216 games -- The Reds won 111 ahd the Blqes 105 games In the chess tournament 40 games were played with the Reds winning 22and the Blues 18 Not content with taking the "highest scores in the mill the four leading players have challenged the We-- ber club for a series of games Those'cqntesting were! Checkers Ray Gibspn captain M G Pence Fred Wheeler Eddie Lee Glen Cor-tfo- n and George Buford of the Red team Hans Aabel captain and Wil ford Toting Bell J O Stanford L D Turner and C II B Seybert Blues "The chess tournament included I J Stevens captain and Don Corey of the Blues and A Van de Graaff captain and Ben Neff t of the Reds Following the banquet which will be held at 6 o’clock the players will be guests of the mill at a I JH theatre CHECK URGES ON EMPLOYMENT WASHINGTON April 8— (AP) Meatts of counteracting periods of unemployment were discussed with president Hoover today by former Governor Ralph O Brewster of Maine who declared that American methods of keeping employment statistics are 10 years behind those oY other nations Mr Brewster called on behalf "of the conference ol governors which met at New Orleans in December and took up the question of' balancing periods of unemploy- ment with construction of govern- ment works as advocated by Mr Jloover in his campaign speeches The principal question at this time Brewster said is in keeping an adequate check on the extent of unemployment -- TV- GOVERNMENT SELLS UNER LEVIATHAN j FIVE ADMITTED TON AND HALF TO CITIZENSHIP — T NEW YORK April 8— (AP)— Award of the Remington medal highest honor which the profession of pharmacy can bestow to Dr Wilbur L tScoville chief of the analytical department of Parke Davis and company was announced Sunday by the American Pharmaceutical association The award was made for Dr Scoville’s “distinguished service to pharmacy” in acknowledgment of his accomplishments as chairman of the association’s committee for revision of the national formulary a book of standards for pharma-ceaUtic- al formulas established in 18S8 and revised every ten years The Remington medal is awarded annually Last year the award was won by Dr Charles H La Wall Philadelphia college of pharmacy author of “4000 Years of Pharmacy” - FOREST SERVICE PROMOTION MADE - i - WIFE OF PASTOR ' ' DIES IN BLACKFOOT ' had for years! Just ONE spoonful relieves GAS and constipation and takes away that full tired feeling after meals Adlerlka Is sold by all Drugs and Word has been received at the- tit tllA other druggists— Advertisement aarvtpa five-year-o- ld f SENT and district president of the Forof the Dresses greatly reduced Plain and Printed Bilks Bny a Dress for less Jtr MEN’S SUITS MEN’S COATS $1700 $17oo Topcoats Overcoats— all reduced ues to $3000 Values make Including’ “Styleplus! to l $3000 Wonderful Offer -- 4 $3 9$ Former values to $1650 The season’s newest styles at remarkable prices HERMAN KERTZ FOUND BANKRUPT 4- $3§oo i $g95 eign Missionary society Methodist churchy EL - DRESSES 1 BLACKFOOT Ida April 8— (AP) — Mrs C E Deal wife of the Methodist pastor and prominent in church workfhjsre died of a heart attack this morning Mrs Deal was the conference supply secretary-oWomen’s Home Missionary society Val MAp ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY -t I April 8—Herman Kerlz proprietor! Of the Kertz Quality shop InfOgen today was adludaed a bankrupt SALT LAKE EIGHT GEWT SALE The-bom- 25 Sfi vOU New style— pairs —’ Men's Unions Nainsook — 2 for Days ii We must have quick turnover of stock The slow son leaves us with more merchandise than we want So out they go at big reductions - i RRp Underselling evry sale Bar-of Men’s and Boys’f Shoes gains— Nothing tmt Bargains j All-Leath- er S198 SSL': Men’s $400 Veal Calf d9 nd work Bhoes Men’s Fine Black Dress Oxfb AT DEPARTMENT STORE LOWE HARDWARE CO WM U THORNTON DRUG CO Two Convenient Stores ‘ ‘ Washington at 24th and Washington at 26th i f THE MOTOR SUPPLY CO Complete Car Service at One Stop 2661 Washington Ave j ( It Pays to Save $345 Famous Kangaroo Oxfori $495 Shoes Fine Dress Boys SU $285H Shoes-an- d THE EMPORIUM Green Stamps f With extra low prices prevailing this extra discount will prove a boon to thrifty shoppers For Tuesday only we will give TWO GREEN DIS- COUNT STAMPS FOR EVERY TfeN CENT PURCHASE INSTEAD OF THE USUAL ONEr f Thle wjll iean much to thrifty buyers for In addition toobr big price savings we will give the double discount of ! I with all cash purchases l Z-fC- j I Green Discount Stamps avingsl TUESDAY SHARE!— In these triple COME! ONLY -- ! 1 -- 1 ! Sweaters Jk-- S dl' 45 j or Girls’ medium light and 88 c heavy V SILK HOSE Men’s Fane 4 pairs Oresses OQ C OO 2 Ladies’ Panty tions and ' f OO Girls OOC ' ggc ’ OD OOC Men's Shirts Broadcloths and Percales season’s - OO- - OOC latest Boys or Girls Men’s latest 88c and Pumps $275 value4 dJO 1 C Bxtra Special Lot of La dies’ Slippers ' (JO id Euhber Boots Boys’ heavy knee hoots Caps season’s season’s latest Misses Patent Kid Straps values to $4 Blazers $150 values wirlUlLO Ladies Fine Patent Leather dJO QC tPAiUsJ i Pumps Children’s Slippers zy2 to 11 $200 61 45C value Ladies Ties Straps and QC Pumps the One lot fancy trimmed children’s dresses values Sale to $145 price 2 for Ladies’ and Children’s season’s L Dresses 2 j Hundreds of new spring silppers Just in at bargain prices that will startle andamtte the most thrifty buyers Silk Hose E2SSZ r 88c Boys Heavy 2 pair Large Bath Size— DO 4c for 4 Overalls Ladies’ Rayon lates- t- Turkish Towels OOC Bloomers c 3 OO Bloomers— 2 for QQp for Eayon Undies Combina- Boys 88c regular $225 value only (jjl JQ LADIES HATS Sample Line values to §500 CCg AH OPPORTUNITY YOU ! CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS A AAAA Old or New Style Values to $200 V Stripe Satme — 4 for I STHKSES Men’s Ladies L D S Garments L D S Garments I m- - line etc as mixed In Adlerlka helps GAS on stomach in 5 minute! Mott medicines act on lower bowel only but Adlerlka acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel removing foul matter which poisoned stomach The first iday yoa take Adlerlka will be the best day you The Backward Season Compels TJs to Cut Prices j f ! SPORT AND DRESS MODELS J Finch district engineer of the United States f bureau of public roads and R JI Rutledge district Bo(h parks are! expecting an exceptional tourist season he said and v)'er6 laying plans to handle the greatest: number- yet seen there The work Of building the Union Pacific odgeaf was being' rapidly pushed j he ’needed and the com? pany expected Jo have them ready were offlet by the time Jho parks ' allyi Opened j j : Every Coat in These Groups Was Formerly Higher Priced E T Scoyen superintendent of Zion and Bryce national parks was in Ogden today conferring with B forester i j PARK EXECUTIVE COMES TO OGDEN I “SCARE BOMB” on rf'f' et 1 Surprise Your Stomach! Just Try Mix Glycerin Simple glycerin buckthorn bark - $2250 ’ j ‘ TWO § 150-gall- Palestine now has 12 motion picture theatres COA TS SPRINGGROUPS Lewis Menaa 19 who was arrest ed Saturday at $417 Washington avemie on a charge of having liquor In his possession was released from the Wiber county jail Sunday under a $600 bond approved by City Judge Simon Barlow Members i of the aherifrs office said they confiscated a still 58 gallons of liquor and 18 barrels of )na$h yyhen the’ arrest was made A complaint charging Menas with possession of liquor was read in city court this morning and an attorney entered his ’appearance for the defendant The case was set for plea on Wednesday) i tions of the Union Pacific system this morning passed Ogden through Director Holds Hearing Be- on his way to Salt Lake Boy’s Accomplishment Is fore District Judge Made Basis of Stu- - f 29 Forfeiture —E Watkinson charged with disturbing the peace Barker i dent Celebration did not appear in city court this and his bail pf $25 was After hearing the probate calen- morning The first ton and a half litter Vo He was arrestdeclared forfeited dar In Department 2 of the Second ed by Officer Lamoni Holmes on be raised by a vocational agriculstudent In Utah was sold at district court this' morning Judge Twenty-fift- k street fori using loud tural the Ogden union stockyards this George S Barker continued the mo- talk morning at the top Omaha price :to tion calendar until a time when a the American Tacking and ProTheft— The Ogden Music ' com- vision j successor to Judge James N Kim- pany reported to police that a $60 company The 15 litter which included pigs ball will have been appointed loud speaker had been stolen from was raised by DeLawn Didrickson Before hearing the Department 2 in front of the store of Tremonton Utah Last spring matters Judge Barker heard the he sold a litter from the same sow Gre-voGone— Rabbits Mrs Ruby naturalization where calendar the ton litter contest receiving of 1619 Gibson avenue re- ain fine questioning for the federal governprice The two litters frqm to two of the theft Philwas ment ported police conducted by P J sow in one year represent same the lips district director of naturaliza- registered rabbits valued at $18 an j income of $780 tion was auction the which — Following Hawk The cafe Robbery Night Five persons were granted naturof 230 Twenty-fift- h street report- attended by 25 boys and Instructor alization papers and took the oath ed to police that the place had been Mark Nichols from the Bear Riyer of allegiance They were Ramon high school a dinner was given entered through the skylight and at Varela who was born in Spain some the Hotel Bigelow by the stock-yar- d ham taken Leo Joseph Lambert of Belgium and packing companies A Mrs Theresa Maggio from Italy Miller P To New manager of the packing York— of Police Chief and Argerio Antone Deviantes and S Anderson has gone to company and Frank Ball head James Nicholas Luvarls both of Harry New York for a short stay Cap- buyer gave short talks in which' tain of Detectives Robert Burk is they complimented Didrickson J! ItBertoldi of Eliglo Hearings Colonel P A Dix also gave a acting chief during Mr! Anderson’ short aly: Hyman Rosenthal England absence talk He said farming was William' Young Scotland Christ to get back on its beginning just Elias Choulos Greece and Jens Court Cases—W E Cragun G feet and would show1 a nice return Christian Sorensen Denmark were in the near future i continued until the next naturaliza- Ross and Earl Hera paid $2 each omJabojr He to the raise boys urged on court in pure the traffic tion calendar Is called city today bred stock which cost no more to Judge Barker this afternoon violation charges but which returns a finr grow was to hear the petition of the Sentenced — Accused of making a profit First National bank for the apFollowing the dinner the bo pointment of a temporary receiver disturbance by fighting Sunday were taken for an inspection trip for the Artistic Floral company morning in a cafe D E Fleming The First Savings bank is now and D E Morton both aged 20 through the packing plant Globp were' fined $8 each In the city court Grain and Milling company plant temporary receiver and the Weber Central dairy to was j he this Following today hearing The ton litter movement has been fake up his regular probate law and motioj calendar boy growing among the vocational agBoy Bitten— A Lamar Hartey was bitten by a dog ricultural students of the United Sunday The teeth didi not pene- States since its inception three trate the flesh of the boy’s leg it years ago The pigs are adjudged GOVERNOR was reported The child is the a ton litter when they weigh 200 J) son of J F Hartey 4 1 Of Twentieth pounds 180 days after birth Didf street The ‘dog belongs to Paul rickson’s litter tipped the scales at Shaw 3022 at that period and today at Strevay said Officer the sale which made the one hunwho investigated dred and ninety-secon-d day weighStine Speaks— David L Stine ed 3270 pounds of the house of represen“Dud” Addressed Roosevelt speaker tatives of the last legislature will noon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Discovered In Gotham be the main speaker at a dinner Mrs A M Hodge 967 Blnford of the Ogden Engineers’ avenue Mrs Don Hastings will be meeting Postoffice I club at the Hotel Bigelow Tues- assisting hostess NEW TORN April 8— (UP)— day evening b discovered in the New Special Meeting — The women’s York postoflfice addressed to Gov- farm bureau of Riverdale will hold ernor Franklin D Roosevelt in Al- a special meeting on Thursday aftbany last night was declared by ernoon April 11 at the meeting Chief Pdstofice Inspector Charles house Mrs Lottie Coombs Estlin II Clarahan! today to be a “dud” will give the second lecture in a “The bomb was merely a ‘scare bomb’ ” Clarahan said “It con- series on home literature sisted of an Iron pipe capped at Farm Bureau— The women of both ends containing a small quanthe Hooper farm bureau will meet tity of black powder There was no fuse attached to it and no opening at 2 o’clock Wednesday in the chapel Tieing and dyeng through which a fuse could have Hooper been inserted It wouldn't have ex- will be discussed ploded If been placed in a Social Club—The Pythian Sisters' furnace oritjhad propped from the top Social club will meet Friday after- I ington D C Mr Morrell was forester In Missoula Mont for dlstrkj l comprising northern Idaho and Montana Evan W Kelley of the Appalachian forest district will ret place Mr Morrell 1 SPECIAL REDUCTIONS si n UTTER IS SOLD To Salt Lake — W M Jeffers vice president In charge of opera- r j Applications for permission- - to operate automobile freight lines between Ogden and Kamas were being heard today in the courtroom of the city hall by the state public utilities commission Testimony of Ira E Mecham of the Mecham Trucking company was completed and that of Charles D Tribe F N Brown and Andrew Child partners in the Weber Transportation company was begun and continued until later in the afternoon The commission will consider the transcript of the testimony and hand down a decision later BMLraBvTO i j 8f-(A- P) BALTIMORE The Right Rev April Bowen ITS Corrigan 80' Catholic auxiliary bishop of Baltin ore and vicar feeneral of the arch diocese died early this morning at St Agnel hospital where he had-be- en confined for several ytears with heart disease ' and bronchitis He had been a jpriest nearly SC years and was am adviser and close associate of the late Cardinal Gibbons headquarters D 1 MUSSOUNI EXPECTS NEW CHILD SHORTLY H DEATH SUMMONS' CATHOLIC BISHOP recent appointment of Fred MorrfH DRUGGISTS AWARD assistant forester of the United MEDAL TO WRITER as in WashStates with Approximately! 2000 persons inGARDEN TOGS cluding executives Of Associations will over the country from all get costumed for garden- conte to BtahJ for the convention ingIf ityou can as exhilarating and most of then will visit Ogden a pastime beAtwice colorful smock a sa: bat that is becoming kneelThere 1$ great interest in eur floppy ing pad gloves colorful garden to in held be convention national tools and a flower basket are air Utah I this year” said Mr Cella-riu- s belnfnl “Already the reservations have j taxed I thi capacity of the Salt Lake” largest hotels Sul conferred with Mrl Cellarlu Walter F McDowell of Tacoma Wash national president of the and Iqan league who has Preceded by the riderless charger of Marshal Foch the funeral procession passed through the streets building Hake for three days in Salt been of Paris lined by hundreds of thousands of silent mourners Here you see it passing the Grand Palais Mr Celiarius in' 'While Ogden Following! the caisson bearing the casket were high officials of many nations among them the late A H Andrews was J entertained by bassador Myron T Herrick General John J Pershin g and the Prince of Wales There also marched Presi- J Clinton Allen and K L Olson dent Doumergue it was the first time that a head of the republic had followed the corpse of a citizen Be- of the Utah league I hind this celebrated group came soldiers hearing the decoration of the dead hero NEW YORK April 8— (UP)— The liner Leviathan largest passenger steamship afloat flying the American! flag formally passed from government to private ownership today The flagship of the United States lines which wag sold to interests headed by Paul W Chapman was transferred to its new owners by T V O’Connor chairman of the United States shipping board at 11 a m during simple) ceremonies in the presence of a large number of guests — ROME April 8 — (AP) — Premier Mussolini is soon to have fifth addition to his family th newspaper JResto dej Cariino of Bo logna stated today The Duce’s fourth ehild wis 1527 born in September ajd named Romano or “The Roma TBignora Mussolini Is expecting her fifth child shortly Jhq newspaper deelared The DUee’s family Is now posed of! a daughter Edda 23 and three sons Bruno 15 torlo 11 and the baby Ro 4— Ley Plans 1 1 For Helping Summer Convention i ! lln Utah Air Fields compiled by Superintendent Harold II Tripp of the city street department knd City Engineer II C Errett to Washington and presented it for publication It vas made up in the form of single Tases to be inserted into handbooks kept by air fields and others On the front of the leaf is a map location of the airshowing the port with ' reference to the city A deroads and railroad Tines tailed map showings hazards runways and the Jay of the land is also Included Information concerning the port "is given on the —back of the leaf some of which follows: “Dis tance and' direction from city 33 miles south of the center surface gravel gradient lever drainage natural runways three 3800 feet and 3735 feet” Obstructions markings and identification lighting communication accommodations and signal equipment meteriologi-ca- i data (furnished by Arie Van de Graaff Ogden weather observer) are also mentioned HEARING-HEL- LEAGUE ARRIVED AIRPORT OGDEN - E SECRETARY OF MOTOR LINE je 3 ABD-EXAMIHE- A c t |
