Show A THOUGHT WEATHER UTAH: Unsettled cooler tonight showers east portion Sunday fair cooler IDAHO: Fair — § v V W" i BOY MONARCH King Peter slavia who grade the assume the by the second of Yugo returned to Bel capital today tont throne made murder of his fa ther in Marseille HIS SUBJECTS Views EVIDENCE IN 1AMS0N CASE Child King WELCOMED BY and By FRANK FRANCIS Tears of Pity Fill Eyes of and Depot company 'ie railroads has Safety first on become a doctrine of life saving and time conserving ' which is being preached to every one of the workers with excellent results r Learn Girl Was Gun Carrier For (Copyright 1934 BELGRADE Yugoslavia Oct 13 scene of unprecedented popular acclamation greeted the child King The public generally should be Peter as he arrived today to latie educated as are the railroad" work- the throne' of hl$ assassinated ers in safety first If they were father Peter arrived at nine a m acmany fatal accidents would be precompanied by the widowed queen vented " and her mother Dowager Queen Marie of Rumania Down in Mt Pleasant they are weeks the 11 -- year-old Three celebrating the 94th' birthday of Peter left here ago a as school boy on Mrs Hannah Madsen Aldrich who to be educated to his way England came to Utah in 1856 as a member a he returned king Today of the Martin handcart company TEARS OF PITY All the: night huge through It is remarkable the longevity of crowds the railroad stathronged' many of the pioneer men and women tion When they caught sight of who trudged across the plains with dressed as simply the boy smiling handcarts as an American school" child standplatform of the train The hardships endured gave: add- ing on the tears of his handkerchief waving ed strength and vitality to those pity and sympathy mingled with who stood up under the strain the cries of joy and affection from t multitude Thousands who remained at home the - The widow of Alexander was too in the east and never ventured out of the! shelter of their homes died exhausted from the long train ride and mental and bodily afflictions to j though they had elegant ease participa$ in the welcome As she from the train with Others who faced the storms of was assijrrji on one side and the mother her life inf a brave way and subjected little king manifully supporting her themselves to rigorous tasks on the other a murmur of p:ty rose from the crowd for the peas' Often the pampering of the bady ants of Yugoslavia who call her makes for weaknesses It is a let- "Our Little Mother" holds deep for her ting down which softens the hu- affectionBAND IP TRACED man structure (Copyright 1934 By The Associated Press) Newspaper men have been puz zled as to the correct spelling oH PARIS Oct 13 — The terrorists "Utasha" which Yugoslavia the country which is mourning the band accuses Hungary of harboring was loss of Kln Alexander identified by the French surete as the sinister power behind The Associated Press gives "Yugothe assassinations of King Alexslav" rather than "Jugoslav' of ander cf Yugoslavia and Louis France at Marseille TuesAlso the spelling of that city in ' I France where the king was slain is day Anhemasse Two held in suspects given as "Marseille" and not "Marand two men who escaped the poseilles" lice hunt for accomplices of Petrus In all the old geographies the Kalemen the actual assassin were spelling was "Marseilles" with the identified from photographs as members of the Yugoslav refugee final "s" organization Utasha which is alj Thus we are made aware of the leged to be headed by a man named changes which are occurring in V E Paverich GIRL CARRIES GUNS : spelling It was this organization said the The old wooden freight cars are police which sent a pretty brown-haire- d woman to carry the gang's disappearing as the railroads move to The "gun moll's" guns toward them steadily vith name wasFrance displacing Marie Vjoudroch the steel structures police said The girl escaped Of late the manufacturers have - The other two fugitives are Sylmade a steel alloy which pro- vester Chalny alias Malny and duces a freight car weighing one-thi- rd Egon Kramer Their photographs less than the old steel car were identified as those of Zhm and Egon Kvaternik Yugoslav and has more carrying capacity terrorists A French astronomer warns that 1936 and 1937 will be years of maximum sunspots during which nations will be easily provoked to war —A A V 47 :i 1 ' ¥ A ' I ! j le Bar-thou'- : -- -- - NEW ENGLAND GERMANS WILL ' WADESIN SNOW There may be merit to that warning as science of late has proved that sunspots are accompanied by electronic storms which reach the Traffic Hard Hit By One of Earl iest Storms On Record PACTWTII U S ) Hitler Regime Hopes To jNegotiate Another American Treaty BY LLOYD A LEIIBRAS- (Copyright 1934 by The Associated Press) WASHINGTON Oct 13— (AP)— The! economically harassed German government today made a drastic movje to clarify its involved economic aind financial relations with the United States by announcing its intention of terminating Its unconditional most favored nation commercial treaty with this country on October 14 1935 Hans Luther the German ambassador served official notice in a fojrmal note delivered to Assistant Secretary of the State Phillips that the jrelch would abrogate the treaty nexfl year D HOPE EXPRESSED the same time he was understood to have expressed the hope thatj a new reciprocal agreement— witHout the most favored nation clause — wouid be negotiated by the two Governments in the trade agree-meprogram now being carried on by President Boosevelt and that mutually profitable trade would continue The German treaty the first and model of the pact negotiated by this country after it adopted the prin-cipof unconditional most favored nation treatment in commercial agreements has governed trade and comlnerce between the two nations A ns ep un-predic- ted ' ge the-pho- ne Piccards Postpone Stratosphere Trip j " sine 1925 BOSTON Oct 13— (UP) —The We now know the cosmic rays most severe early-seasblizzard in come from out of space and they New England's history raged today sweep through our bodies with far northern sections already in snow It Is possible that at times mys- knee-deMaine was hardest hit Nearly terious rays in increasing power come from the sun penetrate the every portion of the six northeastnervous system of man and cause ern states felt effects of the storm humanity to be on edge easily ud- set and quick to resent real or imShipping was hampered and small craft clung snugly to harbors aginary ' wrongs Highways were blockaded by snow 1 A writer taking note of the fact with hundreds of motorists maroonthat we dislike to say our friends ed in stalled cars on isolated roads Neither official forecasts nor the have died and prefere to say they have passed on and we avoid de- long-ranpredictions of the almanacs inhad man a hint of the imuse a carried lied has and claring New stead prevaricated declares we love pending blizzard Weather-wis- e soft ways of saying harsh things Englanders who have experienced many a "green" Christmas in recent That holds true except when an- years were astonished by a "while" ins mastery Then no words Columbus day (Snow flurries began ger at mid-da- y are quite harsh enough yesterday and it was still snowing this morning flakes in BosBut once uttered often a sense ton being almost the size of half of regret comes and the words dollars Snow fell Oct 2 1899 and Oct 10 would be recalled if that were ' 1925 but in each case the fall was recorded as only a trace A bank holiday was declared at WHAT WOULD YOU Washburn Me when failure of electric power prevented the opening DO IN THIS CASE of the vault of the only bank In town Suppose that everyone in this Only one telephone line remained a who or had city buying selling in operation at Caribou Me offer to make would call you on several parts of Maine the In Would you answer? snow neared a depth of 18 inches sent Suppose they telegrams —— Would you read them? Or if wrote you special delivery they letters Would you open them? Folks don't : have to do these things They send their offers through Want Ads There you will find their-- messages-- many DETROIT Oct 13— (AP)— Dr! or which mean profit and opMrs Jean Piccard whose baland portunity for you loon ascension for a stratosphere You can't afford to go without flight was postponed early today bereading these little ads can you? cause an hour wind You'll find them arranged for said of a the takeoff today Vour convenience every day In probably would be delayed for a week or 10 the Want Ads days because of "unfavorable wind — 15-m- : cycles" ile ' suspicion" Foui- separate opinions were filed by th6 seven justices of the court The main opinion of 17 pages wps writteh by Justice John W Pieston and cdncurred In by Justice George A Sttjrtevent Justice John W Shenk Chief Justice! William H Waste and J pro teia John W Spence filed a separate opinion concurring while Justice William H Langdon and Justlce Emmet Seawell filed other ii-ti- ce " " f i bor's fight for a million more members and the week will be 30-ho- on anti-Naz- oth-ercount- ries " '? FUNERAL e nd eucharistSc congress which opened Wednesday gathered in Palermo park this morning to pray for peace and prosperity and pay homage to the Virgin" of Lujan To South Americans hoping that some way will be found to end the war between Bolivia and Paraguay the peace theme of the mass was unusually impressive —v : ' DIVIDEND DECLARED NEW YORK Oct 13— (AP)— National Steel corporation declared the regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents payable October 31 to stock of record October 22 a B Y U recovered arid the Roberts punt ball behind the B Y U goal for a touchdown Kramer added the extra point on a placement Only old McKcnzie blocked four minutes later- Cowley- threw a Ions: pass to Kramer as he crossed the B Y U goal standing up Kramer again added the extra point on a placement Score:! B Y U 0 Utah 11 - FOR -- crowd of 55000 jl! double itsj size AH old officers were to the enlarged controlling body as the annual convention closed last night woman's body after delivering a burning criticism FAMILY WAITS of S Clay Williams new member i of the NRA board j LOUISVILLE (AP) Administration Plans No — As hours wentKy Oct 13— Approving an enlargement bf the without by today Immediate Devaluation executive Council by the largest roll-ca- ll definite word from Mrs Alice Speed of convention the the Stoll wealthy young society matron majority Dollar of delegates " unanimously elected John who was brutally abducted for $50-0L Lewis head of the United! Mine ransom Wednesday members of NEW YORK Oct 13— XUP)— InWorkers and sponsor of the exher family anxiously waited for reconnew dications the administration or some to dispel fears lease pansion as one of their seven ' i templates no immediate devalua- for her life message vice presidents tion of the dollar dampened specuMrs Stoll was ill when carried Eight vice presidents and three lative enthusiasm for the stock marmembers comprised the from her suburban home near away ket today and prices eased j1 old administrative body Louisville She had been slugged Some profit taking aided in the CONVENTION CLOSED twice with an iron least at and bringing of an easier- tone to the she was thinly clad In a pipe Describing the 54th convention as market negligee one of the most important in hisalthough her abductor permitted her tory of the A F of L President ueThere was a rise in the dollar val- to wear a light coat in foreign exchange trading Green closed the meeting with the The Stolls however had met all observation it had transacted more Commodities slipped off cotton eas- ransom requirements and despite business than any previous con- ing 50 cents a bale and wheat drop- anxiety were hopefully awaiting her ping about 24 cents a bushel vention in the last ten years Several inflation stocks received return "We are united in purpose" he What basis there might be for concluded! "and we 'will make the the worst set iback Johns Manville their hopeful attitude was not dis47 1M to U S Smelting actions of this convention the vital dipping If a contact had been made ' one-ha- lf at H'5 American closed living practices of the executive cff the it had been done with th at36 and in strict kidnapers Smelting off council in the coming year"' secrecy and Cerro De Pasco off The resolution criticizing the apPLANE CAUSES STIR th one at 38 and of NRA to Williams the pointment! Considerable excitement prevailed Railroads were generally lower board charged he is "opposed to with Union Pacific off TO at 102 at Harrods Creek near the Stoll trade unions and to collective estate early today when a plane as set forth in Sections 7A New York Central off was observed- - twice flying over the 22 52 at Atchison off at Presand B in the NRA" It asks Pacific off at 18 estate Coupled with the fact that ident Roosevelt to make an impar- and Southern th j there was a small flood light on one tial investigation of Williams "hos- and of the house just above an upside Mercantile shares strong recently tile attitude" toward labor t window led to speculation stairs underwent McCrory its taking profit previous Although some kind of contact was beics 4 common that to while the clipped stand against company unions the 2 the made to 31 lost Sears resby kidnaper A check of a preferred convention declined to adopt turned up thex olution protesting the use of the Roebuck was i easier at 41 and possibilities howeverwas the regular th at 42 and probability that it company union of the Kohler Man- Macy was off and taking in mail coming Wis of plane Kohler ufacturing company In the industrial group U S Steel off again from Bowman field a few as an agency for collective bargaindecloned at 34 and was- dull miles away ing' There was- - a brief announcement was off M at 29 Motors General of out a majority the Pointing was off yesterday over the signature of Berry' Kohler employes had voted for the and Chrysler at 35 Ust however V Stoll the victim's husband It company union John Frey secre- Auburn reversed the said: 2M and committee gained points to 28 tary of the resolutions "We have carefully followed inUtilities generally showed fractionsaid: met all ransom requirestructions ofis as did the "We cannot participate in elec- al losses fulfillment ments are awaiting and tions and then challenge the result of - promises The ' parties may act unless we can show that the election freely without fear or hindrance" was unfair" Whether the $50000 ransom had NEW MEMBERS DRIVE been paid to "the parties' or had The drive' for new members is exbeen delivered to an intermediary pected to be materially aided by likewise was a secret The direct j one what labor leaders describe as notice that "the parties may act "reforms recent most of the sweeping freely without fear or hindrance" the orin the A F of L set-u- p to mean that return of was as of Death Is'Solved Mrs taken ganization 6f industrial unions Mystery be undertaken safecould Stoll well as craft unions j of Statements ly by the kidnaper without attempt By The aim of these industrial unions of the family to take him into cussaid President Lewis of Playmates tody the headed who Workers Mine movement to have them recognized f JERSEY CITY N J Oct 13— is to "organize the unorganized" Grief-strick(UP) — parents of Striking at profit in radio broad- John Feeney Jr 9 who was stuffed casting the convention instructed into a shallow trunk by playmates the executive council to confer with in a game of "cops and robbers" and the federal communications com- allowed to to death and strangle mission on the question of assign- authorities pondered today their facilSAN FRANCISCO Oct 13 — (AP) ing half of the nation's radio course of action against three youthnon-profit ities to An Increase in wages a organizations f— participants The council was : instructed to fulJohn's week and joint control with work was found by a Junk owners of employment agencies carry the proposal to congress if man At body ship first police thought he had were 12000 longshoremen of necessary been by a demented per- the granted Coast by President Holding a constant effort Is being son strangled Pacific Policemen and posses of made to mold public opinion through Roosevelt's national longshoremen's neighbors had been searching for board in an arbitration radio channels the convention de- him decision resince afternoon Thursday clared civic religious and other marine summer's from this Nine hours later police learned sulting non-prof- it groups have little access on the which tied strike up shipping to the air except in the less desir- what had happened The story came coast for 80 days from the victim's brother James 4 able hours —' Continuance of the CWA this who played a part in the tragedy Later two other boys each winter was urged added additional details Johnny was of name Green When the submitted in nomination by Lewis they said had been selected as the to the presidency "cop" The three "robbers" waylaid for 'i the delegates responded with a ris- the "cop" led him to an abandoned near a wood in hut here of squatter's demonstration ing applauding was and tied him to- - an old automobile approval and rhis continuancemeih-ber seat they found theret They wound unanimously voted Green a of the miners? union has served wire and rope about their captive's neck Johnny sought to 4 free himas president since 1924 SANTA MONICA Morrison of Frank Washington self The bindings tightened The 12— In my late world Calif Oct pilgrimage other boys became alarmed and cut veteran secretary was also in a of search! definite platform the cope with a standing show of approvfor the I hit Republican party to fell Then their horror of the A al Johnny member typographical a about half dozen Balof those union he served as secretary of the sideways into an open trunk that kan nations And Yugoslavia to near be at hand The A P of L for 40 years happened where this murdered king come trunk lid dropped shut Frightened from ——— was one of 'em I learned the boys scurried home quite a little bit about- him and his country He was- the only : king over there that 1 really did As his own f dictating" Generally those kings just do a little "kingRe-Tak- en and let somebody else do the ing" 13— (AP)— SARNIA Ont Oct stuff" He was a Serbian "rough were one of members Four family MICHIGAN-CIT13 Oct another band of peobut there's Ind killed and another seriously injured circulation this in gained country called ple motor Areport here last night when their car was crushed by a Canadian that there had been another jatl-breat the Indiana state prison Well the Croats are sorter like National freight train' which backed but it turned out a that the only "Liberty Leaguers" are here cojpe into it to et horses had tried of away say they are downtrodden They 53 Holder Arthur The dead: six one thing their whole farm honor from the the but prison Sarnia! Mrs Jessie Holder 92 Sar-n- ia miles south of here is united in is that they country Miss Ada Holder- 70 Long were animals The hate Well' a Croat killed recaptuied Italy HoldMiss N B Beach Marguertie — and the it was' in France king er 21 Long Beach N B But the whole country is "united School Mussolini ' furin saying that " PUNISHMENT LOOMS Well nished ammunition the LONDON Oct 13 — (UP) — The No not blame poor old MussoCoeds On why government is considering punishing lini? Didn't Roosevelt bring cn owners and crews of vessels alleged the drouth? Yours for European FRANKLIN Pa ' Oct 13— (AP)— news to be British which are smuggling that's fit to print liquor from the West Indies to the Giving "too much possible detracUnited States It was said on relia- tion from school work" as the reason Franklin's school board has ble authority today The United States has protested ruled against dancing "just now" in 5 If 4 ycV£K±£VjiiuieTii3 the high school gymnasium the smuggling tali ceases i LOUIS BARTHOU — Is Casket - PARIS HELD IN - I Oi Borne Shoulders of Six Colleagues (Associated Press Foreign Staff) PARIS Oct 13 — (AP) — Louis Barthou assassinated last Tuesday by a terrorist in Marseille was borne to his tomb today President Lebrun of France and dignitaries of many countries walked casket over behind his which Premier Gaston Doumergue pfohouHced a Tfuneral oration on the vast Esplanade des Invalides Barthou's casket was carried on the shoulders of six of his colleagues" in the French foreign office through a solid lane of soldiers with fixed bayonets presenting arms Under a gray sky the cortege moved slowly the last of the mourners leaving the foreign office just as the f irst arrived at the far corner off the Esplanade about two blocks where the ' bare-headaway Doumergue mounted the rostrum Ten soldiers bore cushions with the foreign minister's decorations conferred by a score of nations during his 45 years of public life Lebrun was the first among the mourners then followed the premier ed flag-drap- WASHINGTON Oct 13— (AP)— President Roosevelt whose hands remain untied by any definite commitments as to monetary moves of the future sailed out on Chesapeake bay today with two high fiscal of- ficials When the president left Annapolis outlate last night for a week-en- d on the ing yacht Sequoia Secretary Morgenthau and Governor George L Harrison of the New York federal reserve bank went with him This was taken as a new indication that the president is paying close atten- tion to the monetary situation Apparently the administration's attitude continues to be that only future developments can make clear exactly what steps are needed to raise prices and values to the point Mr Roosevelt desires Second Rice 6 Southern Methodist v 7 First —Oklahoma 0 Texas 0 0 Third— Brown 0 Harvard 7 Third— Maryland 0 Navy 16 Third —Indiana 6 Temple 6 Final— Penn 6 Yale 14 Final— Springfield 7 Rutgers 19 Third —Drake 0 Army 48 Final— Maine 0 Dartmouth 27 Final— Massachusetts State 7 Connecticut State 6 — 6 Final Northeastern Rhode Island Slate 0 Final— Union 18 0 Amherst 13 Second— Purdue 0 Notre Dame Third— renn 0 Yale 14 First — Iowa 0 Nebraska 0 First— Ohio State 0 Illinois 7 Second — Drake 0 Army 27 Third —Carnegie Tech 0 Michi- gan State one-four- th one-four- bar-gaini- ng one-four- th one-four- ing one-four- - - i BOWTRUlI" PRANK VICTIM the-Unite- Longshoremen Obtain Hour Cut Wage Boost en 30-ho- ur i on- 3qys re-elec- ted Final Carnegie Tech 0 Michigan State 13 Final Cleveland Woosler 20 Case j one-four- By JOHN EVANS i - PITTSBURGH Oct 13 — (AP)— Pittsburgh revenged itself for two beatings! by Southern California in the Rose Bowl by walloping the TrojansJ 20 to 6 today before a re ex-offi- cio ill- Pray For Peace Prosperity as inflation 16-ac- 00 Today's Football (Same Results - stocks slump The sudden activity was not plained officially The men spread out as though to search the Stoll estate and to comb the woods and brush of nearby places A policeman said he believed a '"big break" had come in the case and said he would not be surprised even to find the I Fiscal Officials Germany's denunciation of the treafy climaxes a series of diplomatic representations growing out of BERLIN Oct 13— (UP)— Evanthe Hitler government's strict control of all imports extensive sys- gelical chUrch opponents of Nazifi-catidenounced the Nazi church tem of monopolies and drastic Quota movement as "despotic" "lying" and limitations "robbing"! today in perhaps the most J VIEWED AS WARNING The United States has made sev- bitter denunciation used in a reeral! representations in Berlin al- ligious schism in many years The statement came after a demleging discrimination against Am- onstration which In Munich at erican goods through operation of beis gathered Evangelical one! or more of the drastic economic — House" national "Brown and financial decrees and Germany fore the of the Nazi party— arid called attention to the most favored headquarters sidewalk in disgust at on the spat esclause when the United States own tablished liquor quotas immediately the Imprisonment within his Hans Bavarian ofj Bishop palace after prohibition was repealed leader of the opAbrogation of the pact by Ger- Meiser forceful j Nazification tb ponents was considered by American many officials as forewarning that the Hitler government planned to enter even more extensively into bilateral and barter arrangements with and felt hampered rathSALT JKE CITY Oct 13 — er than helped by existence of the (Ap)—The Utah university eleven treaty one of tiie outstanding: teams of the Rocky Mountain conference clashed pith the Brigham Young Crowd Meets To university Cougars In the Ute football stadium today The field was fast insuring a speedy game Utah scored two touchdowns (AP)—-OnBUENO& AIRES Oct 13— of the greatest crowds to atin the first five minutes of play tend the thirty-secointernational Before the game was a minute Speed StoU kidnap victim They came from several directions in automobiles and motorcycles at high : speed ex- re-elec- ted FDRSails With Two Denounce German Church Rule ur carried into 1935 under the leadership of William Green heading an executive council increased to almost ed Anti-Naz- is ED —The American Federation of La- ed me ij By WILLIAM WARREN SAN FRANCISCO Oct 13— (AP) " In brief the high court declared the evidence tended far more to support Lamson's theory that his pretty young Wife fell to her death than a chain df circumstantial evidence to support the murder theory of the which contended she prosecution had be4n beaten on the head EVIDENCE REVIEWED The taain opinion reviewed step by step the evidence introduced by the state and commented first that Lamson's declaration as to the possj-bletiof his wife's death was corroborated by the fact that water in the bathtub and her body were still warm when discovered "This has a distinct tendency to overthrolw the state's theory that she a ml" and the cabinet the diplomats close died prior to eight forty-fiv- e the decikion said "We are pointed to behind Ambassador Jesse I Straus no other evidence indicating the of the United States was in - the second row probable hour of death" The opinion then described again The universities and the courts the scene in the bathroom of the were represented by brilliantly robed Lamson iome on the Stanford uni- professors and judges in ermine-trimmversity iampus where the young gowns wife's body was found on the sunny holiday morning after Lamson had been summoned from his work in the garden by a woman real estate Continued on Page Two) U S ccmcurinr-Tjplnionsr''""- RE-ELECT- Requirements Met and Fears for Slugged Woman Felt as Hours Pass Without Word f - le on i John L Lewis Becomes One l OUISVILLE Ky Oct 13— (AP)— Squads of city and of New Federation Vice- - Li county police today rushed toward the vicinity of the Ballard school house a quarter of a mile from the home of Presidents in Mrs Alice j CANCEL TRADE " He has traced the history of extreme solar disturbances and has found they coincide with wars - Murder of Woman On Stan- -' ford Campus Is Reviewed j i na-tiona- earth LEA DERS j - ' ORDER SNE W TRIAL SAN FRANCISCO Oct 13— (AP) — David A Lamson was granted a new trial for the murder of his wife the supreme court of California ruling the state had failed to prove him guilty "A majority of the justices of this court feel that Lamson is guilty but the state failed to prove it" said Chie Justice William II Waste in a statement The chief justice did not mention fhis bhase further but in a statement "for the court"" he said the case had been given the most minute study by the individual justices In its formal decision the court declared the state's evidence 'at Lamson 's trial in San Jose for the deathl of Mrs Allene Lamson in their Stanford campus home Memorial day 1933 was no stronger than mere suspicion "It is better that a guilty man escapp than to condemn to dearn one who may be innocsnt" the j ruling said "Evfery statement of the defendant capable of verification tends to support his claims It is true may be guilty but the eviaenpe thereof Is no stronger than mere Press) (V JJnorganized j I By The Associated d Wife Industrial Unions Will At- All Ransom tempt To Organize Life of i Terrorists Kid UNITED ACTION i Man Sentenced To Die Merely On Suspicion Court Says j Police W' Stanford campus who has been granted a new trial by the California supreme court I ASSASSINS TRAILED ' i''ITII PREDICTS! OF - Persons At Station That is an excellent safety record made by the Ogden Union Railroad Family Waits For Retam Of SESSION David Lamson under a death sentence following conviction for murdering his wife on the HIGH JURISTS s But watch thou In all things endure afflictions do the work of an evangelist make full proof of they ministry-II Timothy 4:5 I do not envy a clergyman's life as an easy life nor do I envy easy life — Samuel Johnson LAST EDITION GREEN CLOSES NEW TRIAL ATTACKED BY va-caj- IN BELGRADE During the past fifteen months no serious accident has occurred in the yards'where hundreds of men have worked and thousands of trains have been handled II UTAH SATURDAY EVENING OCTOBER 13 i934 OGDEN CITY NE W S' I I— V V VJ Year— No 127 " I to- night Sunday cooler with local frosts Sixty-fift- h j i 10 6 Second— Michigan First— Southern Methodist 0 ' Rice 6 Second— Ohio State 0 Illinois 7 -- Four Dead One Hurt Train Hits Auto Horses Break Jail But Are : the-Croa- ak ! 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