Show a THEOGDEH STANDARD TRIBUTES PAID U Random References GOVERNOR DERN II 17ATTIS UNION SPEAKER ' - six-ho- ur - - er PIRATE MURDER IS DISCOVERED ence Saturday in Balt Lake City To Wed—Eugene B Duffey and Anna M Mathews both of Salt Lake City obtained a marriage license late Tuesday from the Weber county clerk Bail ' Posted— Alva Little’ 33 was released from the Weber county Jail Tuesday under $25 bail on a charge of battery preferred by Gust Morgan Theft— Elva Roundy 416 Twenty-seven- th street reported to the police station that office quarters were entered Tuesday evening and a handbag containing $50 in currency and some small change stolen Auxiliary to Meet—The L A to B of R T No 173 will meet at 7:30 o’clock Thursday evening In the W O W thall on Grant avenue Speech— W Mont Ferry 'of Salt Lake City will speak to the Kiwanis club Thursday at noon In the Hotel Bigelow — r ’ New Attire— Police officers today put on their blue serge uniforms and set aside their summer drab suits West Ogden Woman Summoned By Death Mrs Helen Ware Miller ased 19 wife of Harriman J Miller 605 Exlocal hoschange avenue died In10 ao’clock folat this morning pital rn child lowing the birth of a still-boat I o’clock She was born on March 7 1912 In Salt Lake City a daughter of Richard D and Irene Bishop Ware She was an active member of the Sixteenth ward L D S church Previous to moving to Ogden she was active In Sunday school work in the Layton ward Surviving are the husband and the parents five-year-o- ion ld ‘ : in-dustr- y half-bak- $7-a-d- ay one-seven- th FALL DISPLAY THIS EVENING - FELT Idaho Sept Sugar Company Election Held President Ivins Congratulated J er 4 16 — (UP) Cnticura Soap Cnticura Ointment ‘ — -- (P (H) n?xiM also-foun- d Cx D -- Thursday-Friday-Saturda- Meeting of Thursday Establishment of a’ joint Juvenile detention home the lower section of which coulq be used as an emergency hospital will be discussed Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock in the city hall In attendance will be Ogden city and Weber county commissioners B H Robinson secretary of the state Juvenile court commission Dr CN Jensen state on public Instruction superintendent and D B Van Dyke judge of the Second district Juvenile court Plans for such a home in connection with the city Jail have been drawn up The estimated cost is ty -- - $7500 Male Singers Will Open Fall Season The first fall rehearsal of the Ogden male singers will be held this evening at Glen Brothers’ auditorium Willard Gardner president said the rehearsal will commence at under the directon of Lester Hinchcllff All singers Inter ested are invited to attend 7:30 o’clock ONE MUTE SALT LAKE CITY Sept 16— of Ogden was sentenced to 30 days in jail here Tuesday when he pleaded and guilty of driving while drunk possession of liquor He was arrested early Tuesday He is alleged to have run two stop lights - (AP) — E H - Chase 24 is quickly healing Zwo-pa- d are small thin dainty Sold everywhere 3 5c box JfyJ Scholl's y I 10e Palmolive Lifebuoy or Lux Soap SALT LAKE CITY Sept 16— (AP)— Richard Warren Rex 10 son of Mr and Mrs John O Rex of Randolph Utah is dead from the effects of being kicked by a horse several days ago The child was brought here a week ago after being kicked in the face by a horse Infection resulted In his death Four sisters and his parents' survive The body will be taken to Randolph today where funeral services will be held M HOOPER NATIVE DIES SALT LAKE CITY Sept 16— Mrs Myrtle E Hansen 23 of 15 Eardley terrace wife of Wynn L Hansen died at a local hospital at 6:05 p m Tuesday of heart disease She was born In Hooper October 4 1907 and had lived In Salt Lake City for the last 17 years Surviving are her parents Mr and Mrs Lee Naisbltt her husband three brothers and two sisters Harold Raymond Frank Marion and Darlene Naisbltt all of Salt Lake City 25s BORDEU’Sb”! 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vie ' ’ tim is yet to be determined as required were man apa women and The Soap 25c Ointment 2Sc and 50c Talcum 25c prehended 'at Rexburg at the re quest of Driggs officers Propnetorts Potter Drug & Chemical Corp Malden Maaa Belief that foul play had been committed came to the fore with of a bloodthe discovery in a school stained cap said to be Laughlln’s several 32 calibre cartridge shells torn bits of women’s clothing blood REDLDEIr OKI on the door knobs and other evi dences of a struggle MO A lock of hair was It Com or sore toes cant possibly hurt was brown and curly Laughlin's another minute after you apply Dr hair was black Scholl’a Zino-paRelief is your at once I Their protective feature removes the cause— shoe pressure— and the soothing medication they contain On ’ wmmmmmmmmrnm West Coast Hospital Esther Della Benowitz daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Benowitz 916 Twenty-thir- d street died this morning at a San Francisco hospital where she had been tor the past twelve weeks for treatments She was born In Ogden and had attended the Madison and Central Junior schools Surviving are the parents one brother Ralph one sister Devore and the grandmother Mrs Sarah Berger all of Ogden The body will arrive Thursday will be evening at 6:20 o’clock and taken In charge by the Klrkendall-Darlin- g mortuary Services will be held Friday afternoon at 4 o’clock in the mortuary chapel with Rabbi Kurland officiating Interment will be made In the Jewish plot In the Mountain View cemetery A n Ogden Girl Dies In city-coun- 1931 FATHER’S PLACE Insure Your Child Healthy Skin through Life by daily use of Three persons — names withheld— were questioned by authorities today on the mysterious disappear WEDNESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 18 t de-iress- ion Three Questioned In Murder Mystery ed i held Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock in the Kays-vill- e tabernacle Friends may call at the Larkin & Sons’ chapel Thursday afternoon and evening and Friday until 1 o’clock - The body may then be viewed at the home of the parents in West Layton Friday afternoon and evening and Saturday until 1 o’clock Interment will be made in the Kaysville cemetery Services will be 50 lake-wate- EXAMINEE SON ASSUMES Junior Year— Lloyd Keller son of of the American Revolution 'will acMr and Mrs Lou Keller is leaving cept Ogden’s members reservations for Logan to take up his junior until Thursday night for a luncheon year work in the Utah State Agri- to be held diming the state confer h- tinned from Page One) (Con Rotarians Stand Silent For cultural college on Monday behooves organized labor ward it Minute In His in view of this inaction to take the Fire Insurance —Associated Inv lead therefore Honor Corp F C Davis Mgr Phone 280 “Be it resolved that we petition 3271 the Honorable George H Dern govWil a to late the tribute Paying of Utah to call a special sesMeets Thursday— The Woman’s liam H Wattle as a man - who ernor to consider Relief Corps of sion the legislature ixiliary to the G A through his courage and enterprise the following program for the relief Rf will meet Thursday afternoon at as had given Ogden a reputation the unemployed: 2 o’clock in Moose hall Officers are the home of a great builder and citi- of “A building program for state in- asked to be there to practice for inzen President P H Mulcahy of the stitutions : l spection Ogden club spoke to Rotarians this “A road construction program noon regarding the personal loss of “Provisions for Information regarding advertisday labor at prea friend that had come to each of vailing wages column may be had ing them through death of their fellow “Elimination of the contract sys- by rates inthethis Classified Department calling Romember At his suggestion the tem during emergency 1702 252 at tarians stood for a minute in silent "Provide work for the greatest Wat-tis Mr of to tribute the memory number by passing a law Children’s Aid— Children’s Aid sowho was a charter member of possible the providing day and five-da- y ciety will meet Friday afternoon at the Ogden club week 3 o'clock in the dispensary Reports of the Rotary Internaseveral counties espeare “There tional convention at Vienna and cially in the mining sections of the Rummage Sale—American Legion their trips to and from that tre- state that have exhausted their Auxiliary 2376 Washington Friday mendous gathering from 60 nations credit and we recommend that the and 3323 Saturday were made by "John T Rushmer and special session of the legislature pass Dr S W Wherry Dr Wherry measures providing credit for these Friday Evening— The regular bus! stressed the speeches and reports counties the funds so made available ness meeting of Queen Esther chapregarding international peace and to be used for the employment of ter No 4 o E 8 will be held Fridisarmament and in the Masonic temple labor of the hand evening purchase day Two vocal selections were given necessary material” the Following meeting men memby Miss Carina Douglas her accomserve refreshments will reassembled convention bers after The panist being Gene Halliday An- the noon recess at 2 p m with nouncement was made that the Professor H Paul and Conference— Mrs George R Whit-tnyladies night of the fall months will economist Jand old age educator state regent of the Daughters combe held next Wednesday evening missioner of Salt Lake pension and county The return golf contest between Ray Davis representative of - the farmers could sell commodities to Ogden and Salt Lake clubs will be Order of Eagles as the principal other countries for things they need held next Tuesday at Salt Lake speakers cost of without The pro exchange PROFESSOR PAUL SPEAKS to the also ’called attention lessor reProfessor Paul prefaced his marks by stating that he ' recently old age pension proposition saying made a trip with a group of Boy that there should be definite steps Scouts to the Uinta mountain sec- taken to give assurance of old age tion for educational and recreationthan that he said Rather al research He said that they vis- periods ited numerous lakes In the tops of they seem to be willing to spend the mountains where an abundance $100000 for pioneer spludges Inof water existed Naturally he said (Con tinned from Page One) fireworks but not a cent Investigated regarding the wa- cluding back bore bruises officials said were they to the old man or old lady help ter supply inasmuch as there is a inflicted before death i along In Ogden and Salt Lake for When the body was turned over scarcity BREAD FOR CHINA and culinary purposes the crowd gathered about jumped sprinkling Another cause of depression is he 115 examined about lakes back in horror for the face was set They continued that there are about fifty discovering billion dollars In a grimace as though Collings had filled to overflowing lying untouched in was a break there lake in that Ruth been grinning when he met his should be out In that depositories la the wall permitting water to pass the country working death to help things Colorado river toward the There was a hole in the head through on He’ advocated the go about two inches above the left eye- and on to the Pacific ocean which surplus wheat of the sending to country no water needs By simply filling China to give bread to the brow and there was a slash across hungry outan the opening and getting the throat The body was taken to up dying whether any money was a morgue in Huntington to await let at the other side the water and aid for it or not "If we give them Weber be could toward turned then further examination and autopsy read now many fold will be the river for use on the farms in Weber return GENERAL ALARM in years The Chinese An Immediate general alarm was and Davis counties and to supply people willafter come our relief if we sent out for two men one about 50 Ogden city with more water Prac- ever need them to we extend the if waters of lakes all the the years of age and the other a youth tically be of now” His hand fellowship good In that direction turned of 18 who Mrs Collings said had could were concluded in the thrown her husband into the water and with some outlay of money remarks that timidity of capital The Collings tragedy was revealed but worth almost any cost be di- statement lack of and old age unemployment last Thursday morning when Mrs verted into Salt Lake City but now Insurance are the features menacing waste water was to was he mar found Coned on a Collings running of today “Unemployment motorboat in Oyster Bay clad only le said that he wrote to the United ance Is not a dole its is a 50-- Insurarin a thin house dress but protected States geological survey department rangement between employer and rs from the chill of dawn by four asking which of these were best suited for city use and employe that cannot be considered blankets but investment” She told an amazing story -- of from which It would be more readily anything AGE PENSIONS OLD repiracy Late Wednesday night she available for that 'use The Davis stressed the necessity said two men in a canoe boarded sponse to his Inquiry was he con- of Mr old age pensions saying that the the anchored Collings’ cabin cruiser tinued that the department had no order to which he belongs Penguin bound her husband and data on the water question only fraternal had since made a special fealong threw him overboard abducted ner to as rock information g the ture of with lait Barand abandoned formation Thousands of dollars bor unions in He said seventeen that bara Collings on the Penguin Bar- spent for a survey that told of noth- states of the Union now have old bara was found by a party of ing but the geological conditions age - yachtsmen pension laws and that the Order who discovered the and yet there was a practical water of maintains a force of lobEagles without amine within only a few miles of lights Penguin drifting In byists PIRATES DESCRIBED ' Washington struggling for the series of lakes “A money national enactments along that line Mrs Collings said the “pirates” expenditure to determine big the origin He hoped that a proposed bill for were an elderly man and a youth of of rocks” he said about 17 The rtder man she said This illustrated to the professor the stabilization of employment and old age would yet become offered her indignities in the canoe hat vast sums of money were bein which she was taken from the ing expended by the government for a national law “One discouraging is” he said- - "a lot of ‘goofs’ Penguin which she said she left something that is of no material feature without a struggle in the belief that value He thought that the money are going to Washington to make by so doing she would draw the men could be turned In a direction that the laws 6tay away freon the He declared that away from her little daughter would bring immediate relief to sur- most politicians’' of the law makers in congress She first told police that when the rounding of communities of capital but he men appeared she heard them offer proposed processes for Speaking relief he are representatives 6000000 men out that the her husband IKK) to take a wounded thought of to the called contention attention man to the Connecticut shore Col- - some that there should be school of work- have about come to the lings refused she said and was ax and road tax reductions “Who conclusion that there should be a of representation Bankers then attacked Later she expressed would forego the benefits of schools change hole for shelter during are the belief that the talk of a wound- and good in the roads that are $a essential this ed man was a ruse as there was no to and Intend to remain depression said And he life” community one in the canoe but the two asthere with their money until the Mr Paul explained money spent storm over sailants when she was placed in it yet passes on Is not roads and always equitably CHILD’S STRANGE STORY MACHINE AGE used He called attenthe economically Further mystery was added toColof machinery Introduction The to In Carmel Mt tion the highway case by remarks little Barbara of into life industrial today is much was built at to blame for the southern which condilings made when she was found in a cost ofUtah depressed 11000000 leading up a the cabin of the deserted Penguin rill a few miles tions calling attention to what he to a hotel H L Noteman one of the yachts- hat none but the rich could a fact that "it It now only hope termed men who boarded the Penguin In- to utilize He said a of touching the button question It looked that formed the authorities she told him as the lever” The process and pulling the road was built for is both her father and mother had the though thousands of laboring displacing of millionaires benefit express gone for a swim with all their Rich men made no women and destroying the men and protest against clothes on and that Collings had the power of the country He expenditure he asserted but purchasing lost his Job machines do not ea neithsaid that a hue and’ cry er do great Collings who began a career as they raise wear clothes but are they ' an engineer after graduating from against an Increased income tax where dumb positions simply taking He Utah that the leglsla human labor should be the Massachusetts Institute of turecontended He employed in special session now said Technology soon retired and bad o should be cotton fields of In the the that an income for increased be legislate not worked so far as could a single cotton picking machlearned for seven years He was 38 tax to aid in relieving the unem- south ine-takes the place of hundreds ployment situation Under the pres- of human cotton years old at the time of his death pickers and yet ent Income tax law he said that in the laborers have to be fed and a year from next November of the tax would be avail- clothed while the machine needs but a little lubrication and able when as a matter of fact six nothing few repairs He rpoke of sevenths should be cm call today amachine diggers that bored into the The income tax should be doubled with electric or ga on the rich and well to do Their revolved back carrying the money is hoarded in banks he power and dirt leaving the hole that man averred and is idle The money should be drawn out and put to should have dug one machine doing the work of a multiplicity of Ogden’s annual fall style show work to alleviate the differing that men Machines mean big profits to with its display of new fall mer- prevails the captains of Industry-buruinachandise will be held this evening The speaker told of real estate to man the tion he averred the working for trimmed Windows especially of from 80 to 00 per cent M 7T occasion will be unveiled at 7:30 this section of country and over o’clock Leading stores of Ogden are the nation striking especially email REGENT APPOINTED farm holdings He thought that the participating In the event sponsored division merchants’ retail the cause economic of the great depresby SALT LAKE CITY Sept 16—Mrs con- sion of 1929-3- 0 and 31 was caused A J Gorham was Tuesday Ogden chamber of commere A comnamed cert by the boys’ and girls’ largely through the bankruptcy of member of the board of regents of 7:30 at be will band played small farmers The small farmer the University of Utah by proclamunity o’clock the bandstand - being at he said is called upon to buy at mation of Governor George H Dern street and Washing- high prices and sell at cheaper val- She succeeds Twenty-fourt- h Mrs Edward Rosenavenue ton ues concluding that there should be baum resigned whose term expires 44 some form of reciprocity whereby - 5c Fifty-Fift- y 27 for 51 Cigars 10c El Modelo Cigars lOforDI 10c Van Dyck Blue Point or Corina Cigars 13 for 5 j 1007° CAFE - A A r |