Show I If — FRIDAY EVENING MARCH c TEE Farm Sections Making Comeback ARRIVES In Strong Way Babsbn Thinks In Outlook For Prairie States RALLY IN 1 DRAIN ENERGY Term End Draws Near and Grades Will Soon Be G Recorded Lar-s- ea the time for Ogden High generate all potential energy into full bloom Our : teachers have awaited the chance to surprise us this week with final examinations Since today ends the six week's term we need a last minute of energy to put that "artistic touch in our papers and leave a favorable im- print on the teachers especially our when they record the grades-o- n cards We can easily see how worried the seniors are to influence the opinions of teachers They naturally want to graduate and they remember 'that there is still two mere terms before school terminates Then too they have to set an ' example for the juniors The juniors in turn remember that they will have to grace the high school halls next year so they desire to leave a slight impression on their instructors But such thinking apparently has act started us to action as yet for we are all sleeping in our seats Wake up Wake up Our good intentions will drift into space unless we immediately wake up over-supp- ly C ' c " " Vl OGDEJf-WEBE- R Tonight students will be played that long awaited game with Weber County High: This event is made even more important because the championship of the northern division basketball race is to be decided by these two fine teams as they take the floor at the Weber " at college gym seven o'clock - If defeated the Tigers will be obliged to meet Weber High again determine the league championship By defeating Weber Ogden will maintain her string of ten victories and no defeats in the current ' ' season - - Soyou see students it is a big task the Tigers face tonight They need the support of the student body Will we be on hand to assist in way the team in then-queof the "division title? You bet our-sma- U st we wilL OUR OPERA It is the duty of every student In Ogdeh High school to be opera conscious this year The opera has never been a paying proposition since way back In the dim dead past when it was presented at theOr-pheu- m theatre If we ever expect to put our musical productions back this theatre we must make this Gyjnto pay This is one aof the finest operas ev er attempted by high school students It is delightfully --witty and 1 entertaining but still it retains' a dramatic plot The musical scores alone are well worth twenty-fiv- e cents in anyone's money Let us take it upon ourselves students to fill the South Washington auditorium so full that the opera will have to run at least three nights Let's make such a nice big profit that next year our principal will be ashamed to suggest any place the Orpheum theatre for the school opera —Alice Gbut High ' JOAN OF THE NANCY LEE They call it "Joan of the : Nancy "- Lee"— u: A tale of gay life and love at sea The tunes will be many and merry In part And some will be stirring and touch every heart : - v- -- " Enchanting their hearers who follow along- - - Each chorus in beauty will carol its song A glorious evening for you and me The night of "Joan of the Nancy Lee" O —Elizabeth Parkinson Eleven things every young man should know — revised and enlarged Salutations my young friends It is your counsellor Bein All who speaks I the sage of the desert am going to lay down eleven rules for the betterment of the youths of Og- C i J J JURY RETURNS Girls Killed As Result of Unintentional Homicide - Miss-Kathlee- s i - 'r e Equipment Fails To Arrive' Programs May Start Saturday of the of equipment essential to the proper completion 01 the new KLO transmitter the station has postponed its resumption of program service Broadcasting may start again Satur day morning but if the necessary components are not received tonight there may possibly be a delay until Because j installed making the entire installa tion completely of new construction Because of the delay the Monday night dedicatory programs announced yesterday are being postponed until la later day probably one week from tonight depending upon the convenience of the participating groups Arrangements ' for the dedication broadcasts are being handled by Mrs Ethel Clark program manager of KLO - — 22G3 Wall i r ? March 7 ' 10 BOISE March 1 — (AP) — The fats " a cf large percentage of nearly 550 measures introduced into the Idaho legislature this session was in the hands of two powerful sifting com- mittees today With only six working days left the house this morning unanimously approved a resolution calling for appointment by the speaker of a committee' sifting - The house action followed by a day the appointment of a similar committee in the senate LAWMAKERS NAMED Speaker Troy Smith named eight lawmakers on the house committee in Falls) They are Barry Gossett Snow Graham Hynes Talbdy f (D -- Washington) a) Goodwin i Sharp Land Contest Papers Gilbert' Mecham United States marshal for Utah accompanied by William Treseder s deputy was in Ogden today on official business Deputy Treseder was recently ap? pointed to fin a vacancy' occasioned by the resignation of George Fisher of Salt Lake City The officers were serving legal papers in connection with Indian lands litigation Mr Treseder will officiate "in the northern division of the federal court Marshal Mecham said he- under stands a - grand jury list will be drawn when the federal court meets here March 11 - (D-La-t- (D-Tet- (D-Bon- :' 54-- 0 The house approved a house bill to provide for creation of county hospital boards to supervise county hospitals and approved a house bill to create a convention fund first £ by a S vote and then on reconsideraand Foreman by a 48-- 7 vote It provides that President Mix of the senate named tion a small amount into teachers senate shifting com- the fund pay a seven-ma- n Is to be used to pay which mittee yesterday They are Newto state and of expenses delegates Whitten port conventions district Donart O - Washington) TKECESS OCCURS Erb Perce) Neil Before at noon until two Woodward and p m therecessing a house house defeated Barlow 3 bill which that provided beThe principal business to come might withdraw from fair fore the session now is composed of counties districts of two or more counties appropriation and revenue-raisin- g The senate recessed shortly after measures ' The regular session must noon until two p m conclude its work by midnight March 7 Leaders of both parties In both Ref uses On houses today expressed the belief no extra session would be necessary Bill Gossett this morning successfully moved to retain seven minor appropriation measures on SALT LAKE CITY March 1— today's house calendar until Mon- (AP) — Mrs Reva Beck Bosone day After they had been removed Democratic house floor leader an26 bills still remain for consideration nounced today there will be no pub: today lic hearing on the direct primary ' BILLS APPROVED bill is csked by R L Olson of OgBefore noon the senate approved den J and E J Lake at a public ' : : three bills They were a house bill meeting here She committee act said to the prerequiring Carey sifting projects sent t reliable records of stream can hold no public hearings flow and water supply before being -— — issued a certificate for water rights last year were Argentina's exports by the department of reclamation 24 per cent above those of 1933 (D-Cany- f Dealers In the French Department are paying of Charente-Inferieu- re one cent a bottle for wine 1 41 -- 1 1 i (D-Tw- " ah) (D-Paye- tte) on) state-education- CD-Ad- ner 2S-2- Mom I and (D-Owyh- ee) - (D-Cany- on) (D-N- ez (R-Boi- se) ! ah) - in) (R-Cass- ia) 12-4- mm ' Hearing Direct Primary (D-Cany- on) WRALS W U VORKAVSNSHiP 'NC ' i : Men's Women's Children's! Leather er composition soles! Leather or rubber heels ? : : " i distributing "pure bunk" Fred Smith international secretary of the Y M C A told a Tacoma audience "This is a time of unparalleled confusion irritation and "u- - ' Many —— unemployed men in : 'J f! ' ncertainty" he said - Ger- many are being put to work on the roads i""!y"" Golds Thai Elang On Don't let them get started Fight Creomulsion comthem quickly bines' 7 helps in one Powerful but harmless Pleasant to take No narcotics Your druggist is authorized to refund your money on the spot if your cough or cold is not relieved by Creomulsion (adv) " r""j MARCH IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR HOUSEWARE NEEDS special "March of Progress" offerings bring you extra savings nameied Tin wa ' " size with5 roll top step-o- n Special purchase! Bread box kitchen refuse can waste paper basket bread box" and canister set Your choice of white green or cream with attractive contrast- v ihg enamel decoration $1 values for 6-l- oaf j ' Glassware Sale LAST DAY 1 union PACIFIC Glassware such as goblets sherbets footed tumblers and luncheon plates Made of crystal decorated with an attractive cutting 35c lar A leading favorite cr more tons OO 7 Phone 247 rs Trcbarli leather mar- vclcus varieties to A clicese Sroniand — v the smartest1 L X : styles you'll and size These are ch dirfner set of best American porcelain decorated with a pleasing floral pattern Regular $650 for K nsdattiis C5 rfcet T "V 1 ce i )j '— — jns Q ww Bargains Si est- - and Illie these are preferred by vh aad £lrls Hooks Lamp Including Soap Boxes ' Choice lc S21 itntr sexes :--- 'J' ! 1 TfMnspn ' j in Ac VV 79 Women's House Frocks fH Af Children's Allovers blue and white or blue with dark red trim stripe Boys Khaki Coveralls regular 5125 values: Men's Work Shirts biae and tan Women's Front Aprons Choice Orders Add 15c ( 790 Men's Zipper Jackets melton cloth nary blue bl°c Boys' and Girls' Play Suits chambray 'with red trim ZrC Green Stamps too! Mail f 290 sizes 14 to 52 Tetlery JossetcClothes XIampers'Gzrbae 43c I i Rayon bloomers panties s Girls' Print Dresses '£3c Sal 49c Table Cans Waste Caskets step-in- y sizes 7 to 14 Bathroom or Kitchen Mirrors Robber Mats Chop- ping Bovls Dry Cleaners Clothes Hacks Clothesline Wire etc Choice 29c 2-- 7niTELK - A Women's Slips built-u- p shoulder or bodice top Sizes 36 to 52 Girls' Print Dresses sizes 7 to 14 29c Sale 29c Table i lesfor-Satoda- Lingerie Odds and Ends of Glass and Chinaware Choice 10c m ) CHILHIIEN'C GH03S Cz i Cf H I$clF£fcll ic'Scde lcTable y A Ffi ET Bargain Tables NV Uj) J Q Sale 1 ' 42-pie- ce Sale 10c Table Thone Packing Shipping Storage Long Distance Moving Light Deliveries and Trunks - glazed and trimmed a brown band Set of 'four bowls regular $175 3L0c 2300 Washington Ave 'SLADE V- : ce 42-pie- LEADER St (ci lor - j ) set of silverware complete service for six- per- sons including soup spoons The knives have stainless steel set for blades 42-pIe- Shades etc RIOTlnjr 2 : ar Office 423 25th I VS3 ' Cwell Regu- — tor Opring shown in Apparel Shop - " Earthenware 8 stepladder made of select- ed pirie Each step Is reinforced I with a steel rod Complete with cLa bucket shelf AA to We will be hi our new location with Foulger-Hur- st Company on Blonday March 4 with a new and complete line of Easter ready-to-weand rnillinery UTAH'S BEST COAL Tl Special fS? ' r Yellow earthenware mixing bowl set consisting of 6 7 6-f- oot Eucry Article Musi Be Sold Regardless of Cost ? ' OUR ' Dinner Set Sale Step Ladder Sale the CI r AT THIS LOCATION I minute your heart will stop beating yet with one tablespoonful of Dare's Mentha-Pepsi- n that dreadful feeling of suffocation will vanish in a few minutes I With the same speed it stops gas belching and heartburn It's a wonderful formula — this combination of Pepsin with other good stomach invigorators — so wonderful that in one small town in New Jersey over 6000 bottles were sold j Every regular druggist guarantees one bottle cf Dare's Mentha Your druggist sells dozens ofPepsin it ' 1: t 1 ONS O With Work To Close V J -- ATTACKS POLLY ANNAS TACOMA Wash — (UP) — Ministers who possess an "all's right with the world" philosophy are North Dakota plus forty-thre- e Minnesota plus plus fif8 If you jcan't think of a good teen MisNebraska twenty plus alibi don't say anything twenty-tsouri eleven Kansas I plus plus Actions! louder 9: than wo speak and Iowa plus thirtyfive words but a Remark on beauty never is on the ' fann: sections that I It hurt anyone's chances 10 Never take these pained expressions fori looks of love it may be only a pin sticking her 1L Nothing conies to those who wait but old age and jealousy And this above aH to but one girl be true and it will follow as the night the day You will keep your life health SATURDAY IS and social standing Ncw ray children abide by me and may Allah be with your— Signed OUR LAST DAY Ben Ali the Seer sistance o Hnn OH V' v Monday Meanwhile equipment tests are be ing conducted each night between 1 and 6 a tn on - an Intermittent schedule During last night's test lng reports were received from Pacific coast points advising of ex cellent reception Although KLO Is authorized to ob serve equipment tests at night It will not attempt a regular program service until all its new apparatus is PIANO MOVING 1 al non-arriv- S OR? No Extra Session Foreseen s UTAH SPRING CANYON COALS ill : HIE IS 1 -" it REOPENING CY GROUPS US U S Officers Serve -- HAVE STOFlAOn BISTHESS NEW LOW PKXCE3 POSTPONES ITS - 40 i 1"- ECLO ! " Get a bottle of this grand stomach medicine today with the distinct that votir monev xrill he returned promptly acute if it does not stop stomach distress the most quicker than anything you ever used Your stomach may "be so distended with gas that you think every Editor's Note: Questions are frequently asked regarding the comchest The" Ogden ' munity aminer will endeavor to answer some of the more frequently asked queries in a series of 12 questions and answers Question No 10 : Does the board of directors of the community chest control the agencies? ' Answer: No each of the agencies has its own board of directors com posed cf interested citizens of th$ community which directs the or ganization and defines Its policies Standard-Ex- ment which is now sweeping the By ROGER BABSON SAN FRANCISCO March 1— (AP) Business I— EN ROUTE March ld country Reports te from Colorado —The deaths of two area and girls who by mistake were inoculatin the Central West is very good Montana the With the possible exception of the northern Minnesota are encouraging ed for diphtheria from the wrong South conditions have improved in Automobile activity at Detroit has bottle today were recorded as the th4 Prairies more in the last year boosted iron operations and all types result of "unintentional homicide than in any other section When we of mining have been resumed Mines A coroner's Juryr which returned have a good if arm year then busi- which have been shut down for this verdict yesterday criticized ness In the Prairie States is bound years are resuming operations The research doctors at the Children's to be good All the trade barometers high price of gold is the major fac- hospital for "placing highly toxic which I follcsw show excellent in- tor in the excellent trade conditions lnan ice box with biologcreases for the agricultural sections In the South Dakota Black Hills products ical preparations used in treatThat is the reason why I am urg- district These should be still fur- ments" ing concerns doing a national busi- ther helped by the recent Supreme The Jury expressed the opinion decision In Gold Court factors the Other ness to push sales efforts ' Murphy hospital insuch as shoe production furniture terne who administered South and West the toxin orders flour millings Iron and steel "should not have been assigned full MORE RAINS PROBABLE products and coal output are als responsibility for operation of that j FOR 1935-19Increases over 1934 showing department in the- absence of a sulast year was an unusual year AND JOBS PAYROLLS pervising head frtim the weather standpoint on the GAINING IN SECTION Miss Murphy v testified she had of terrific In the But spite prairies been concerns working hard without rest at in the Building supply drputh Minnesota Montana Iowa Plains of the tragedy time the as are area in States Increases in every ard Kansas (had big officials testified that as value of in still the The Missouri Hospital and income dumps Nebraska cah Miss Murphy was "above an interne — in the Centralwest —and particularly the Dakotas permits granted the is few weeks much average" have in the highpast were hit very hard but they er than In the early weeks of 1934 befen generously aided by the gov ernment So high prices plus gov- - but the present rate is Only a frac- now pin my hopes for maintenance erhment aid have brought a big tion of normal Here as through- of the present level of business gain in cash income to the farm out the country the biggest boon through the summer and the Imers of the Central West Now again to trade and employment would be petus for further recovery in the this year their fortunes depend ab- -' a sustained revival In building ac- fall tivity Such a development however SUGGESTION OFFERED soiutely on the weather iAS TO COST SYSTEM If heavy rains and snows fall in awaits a rise in rents for at the the spring1 1035 may be a normal present rate off return real estate In closing I want to pass along crpp year However unless subsoil investment is still unprofitable Em- the following Idea "which I have mblsture Is j replaced this year's ployment Is better and payrolls are been thinking over as my train harvest may! ' not be much better higher than - a year ago in com- rushes eastward On every trip I pany with the general improvement make to the West I become more than 1934 which has been in evidence since Impressed with its increased indusIs drouth of the aftermath The the biggest factor in the 1935 out- last autumn No wonder there Is an trial Retail trade reports from all over excessactivity look for Central west farmers I am of producing capacity in the told that much reserve seed was the Great Plains area confirm en- country Let me moreoverj take this used for feeli or sold for fancy couraging reports I haw received cocasion of stating the only way it hand The farmer has al- will be controlled This is by comptices last year Hence seed must at first now be shipped into the Prairie ways been a good spender when he pelling property and machinery to States from other sections This is had the cash Hence a sharp In- be destroyed as It is depreciated on If (new seed is not adapt- crease In retail sales at this time the books If congress offered to dangerous ed ' to soi arid climate yields may is to be expected Actually trade pass any one law for which I might be very poor (And remember a short has been running about fifteen per ask it would be this — that all farmcrop in 1935 may not be bullish cent above 1934 and the increase is ing and manufacturing be put unThere will! be no huge carryovers closely in line with" the gain in farm der a universal cost system and that City stores are handling amateurs in business be forbidden this year to benefit by rising prices income So while the drouth of 1934 is now about fifteen per cent more mer- to sell below cost The books of every man and conhistory its ghost may follow the chandise than last year while counPlains farmers even into 1936 I am try d3partment stores report that cern should be audited under the inclined to doubt this however for increases are as high as twenty per same cost system! I would try to weed out all who my Smithsonian Institute friends cent Wholesalers are doing a huge electrical are doing business below cost and sky the country is now entering a business in farm tools supplies automobiles and trucks cycle of mori rainfall discourage new ones who do not ' understand- the game of business NO PROSPERITY IF j? OPtlMISTIC ON and I would Insist on a sane depreFARMER NOT SHARING LIVESTOCK MINING J Livestock raisers in the Central-we- st Most economists recognize that ciation policy for all Failure to do after isuff erihg" great hard- conditions in the Central West gov- this Is the greatest crime of capitalships through the past five years ern to a very large extent business ism Every person animal or plant should get their reward before long activity throuehout the nation reaches maturity and Jthen passes Cattle and f hog prices are very Hence from agnation standpoint on Only capital debts and property strong and I feel they will move still the farm outlook is vitally Impor- attempt to defy the law of obsolesHigher during the year Dairymen tant As I reported to my readers cence Herein lies one of the roots of our unemployment I trust that are in a siriilar position although a few weeks ago the prospects their prices have not been rising as farm prices and Income for the the great Central West will not befast as feed costs Milk prices in next few months are good The out- come infected with the dead wood the Minnesota area have finally re- look for later in the year Is im- of capitalism" as has the East versed their downward trend and possible to estimate at present On Copyright —1935— Publishers Financial Bureau are now about twenty-fiv- e per cent the one hand there Is the uncerButter tainty of the weather and on the higher than last February " GUM TOOTH aid cheese quotations-- " have also other there is the difficulty Of sellMADISON" Wis— (UP)— Pauline moved upward Unless we have a ing a good American crop at a fair -- year-old tremendous improvement in pastures price under present world trade con- Sweet two and- - one-ha- lf ditions However there are enough girl here' has the reputation of beaind feed conditions the over- -i problem in the livestock and good factors In the picture to war ing able to identify a certain brand of gum-shbeen eliminated rant optimism dairy industries has prefers from several Until 1936 The Babsonchart indicates that presented her while she is blindI Industrial concerns in this section ' the nation's business Is about nine folded are sharing in the huge improve- - per cent above a year ago and only sixteen per cent below normal Trade employment and manufacAb-n and talented than you Do like turing activity in the Prairie States Get a new girl raham Linco are considerably better than the av5 Don't wait for atmosphere for the entire country as erage make it shown in the following" state comDo not her when father ilinger ' 16 with a year ago: Montana parisons puts the cat lout plus forty per cent South Dakota i 7 Don't be deterred reby sales twenty-seve- n !Big Silver Top Buses for Greater ! Comfort Convenience Safety den High school 1 Absence makes the heart grow I fin Travel fonder — cf the opposition Call Local Agent for Rates 2 Remember the lowest form of insect life is the lounge lizard 3 It Isn't what you say it's how j UNION BUS DEPOT you say it 4 Don't let it worry you If your J538 Wash Ave Phone 77 J rival is much more handsome witty Money Back if One Bottle of Dare's Mentha-Pepsi- n Doesn't Do You More Good Than Anything You Ever Used : a senate bil lto authorize ithe directors of drainage districts and irrigation districts to cancel compromise or' extend the time for payment of delinquent assessments wheni such districtsr refund their obligations! velth the vunited States bill government 44-- 0 and V ssnate providing that individuals - holding any state county city village school district highway district or any other office under the laws of Idaho shall make the Individual returns required by the income tax law sind shall pay the tax on his Income the same as any other individual 44-Certain exemptions have been made for officials under the existing laws Under suspension of the rules the house passed a house committee bill 54-- 0 providing that notes and bonds created by the national housing administration may be accepted as security for deposits of public -funds The house also rii:approved a house measure fixing the date for annual meetings of common and join common school districts on the third Saturday in March instead of in April as at present The vote was 44-- 0 BILLS SIFTED Community Chest DEATPERDICT five-year-o- OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL NEWS school to - AMINER X Why Ogden Needs a trl-sta- Emily Merrill Editor Blaine Associate Editor Now is THE OGDEN STAN D ARD-E- 1935 1 J -- ray- 2 fcr 590 490 u90 790 5100 |