Show 2K THE OGDEN Ice Boon to Motorists Beats Toll Bridge Cost LAWMAKERS OF WEST SEEKING f LIVESTOCK AID 'J THOUSAND FEET OF TRENCH DUG V Good Progress Reported on City High Line to i At Place Cattle And Sheep Growers Under New Soil Bill V f WASHINGTON Feb 29 — CAP) —Western congressmen planned to day a study of the new soil con servation bill with the intention of bringing the livestock Industry un der Its provisions if possible The group representing publlo 4 North - i 12-in- ch - (D-Uta- h) D-Mo- nt (D-Wy- o) JD-Co!- o) mn sab-zer- DIVORCE ASKED -- Alimony Asked - - LOS ANGELES Feb 29— (AP)— Mrs Barbara C Morrison filed suit for divorce today against Morris Morrison millionaire sportsman asking $5000 monthly alimony and 52500 monthly for their young son The Morrisons were married September 12 1933 at Salt take City ana nave one child Edgar 1 Mrs Morrison asserted her hus band is worth $10000000 and asked that he set up a $1000000 trust fund lor his son Mrs Morrison accused her bus band of calling her "filthy names" of being rude to her guests and of Being attentive to other women - - 4 4 ' Republicans Favor Uninstructed Envoys VISALIA Calif — a tie wuiorma Feb 29 — (AP) itepuDiican asoverwhelmingly approved tonight the plan to send an un instructed delegation to the Renub llcan national convention at Cleve sembly I land next June The action was considered an en- dorsement ot the "harmony" move of Earl Warren chairman of the Republican state central commit tee whose committee of 21 recom mnded the state's delegation be uninstructed Former President Herbert Hoover' has indicated he favors an uninstructed delegation Sentiment for an instructed delegation presumably for Governor Frank F Mer- riam or for Governor Alf Landon of Kansas has ' been expressed mainly in southern California Contractor Observes His 13th Birthday SALT LAKE CITY Feb 29 — (AP) — Joseph a build- - ing contractor here more than 25 years and a member of the Grant stake high council of the Latter- day Saints church celebrated his l3tn birthday here today Mr Jeppsen is not an awkward lad or 13 years however dsanit the fact it was only his 13th birth day tie Is one of the few born on February 29 and a simple mathe matical calculation shows he is 52 years old But actually he is 56 His fourth birthday was observed in 1896 but the fifth didn't roll arouna until 1904 Records show ayuu was not a leap year so Mr and other persons born jeppsen on a ebruary 29 had only one Dirth i day in eight years ' No Compromise Seen On Delinquent Taxes SALT LAKE CITY Feh 5aV am —The state attorney general's office xuiea toaay that neither a board i county commissioners nor the state tax commission may compromise delinmmnt: va — — me is iAto suance of a tax deed S D Huffaker dennfv tat at torney general said in an opinion that after a tax deed has been is- oucu l"cre are no taxes to compromise because the taking of a deed by the county transfers the owner- loe county and wipes out y ' all previous taxes —— MDecline Appears in Construction Permits - ' ii (Continued from i Couple Married In Utah Split $5000 Monthly ' ? NEWS And VIEWS LARKIN WORDS OF SPORTSMAN ii ' Page One) gold camp which at one time was the liveliest spot on earth TO BE PROBED In the early days ox teams car ried freight from Corinne to that mining region on the frontier It was then that Virginia City Montana' a few miles from Alder Gulch was holding the attention of the world as a land of magic where fortunes were made over night (Continued from Page One) In the Black Tom and Kingsland cases The affidavit made by Larkin who was deported from New York In 1922 and is now secretary of the Irish Workers union in Dublin al ready has been filed with the com mission Indications have been given in informed quarters that Larkin has made a sworn statement that he has personal knowledge of the tc tmties of German spies and agents Having read in News and Views some of the escapades of Butch Cassidy' one who knew the train robber in the days before he was an outlaw and who served with him linking them with the disaster in in the Philippines when there was were killed many in a which four of $40000 on his head reward am 300 of car loads and jured said the fellow had many daring munition and a vast amount of traits good property destroyed OVERHEARD SPIES His real name he said was Roy The Lehigh Valley railroad's rail Parker and he was born in Beaver er way-watterminal at Black Tom near Jersey City N J was des- county troyed by an explosion July 29 1917 News and Views asked "It often and the Kingsland N J ammunition plant of the Canadian Car and has been reported of late years that went to South America and there Foundry company was blown up he was killed in a raid on a bank Is 11 1916 January Larkin is alleged to have sworn that trua?" that he overheard German spies "No" was the reply "Butch Cas plotting the explosions — siuy is auve today and he is in a V remote part of Utah living a quiet ana nonorame hie with the fires Time of life burning low which may ac count lor the serenity which Is upon him" — Extended For Wine Beer Permits "You know" he added "youth is one tning old age is another When the blood stream slackens and the heart slows down dreams of adventure cease to onerate It is then when a man turns to the finer philosophy and really begins to live unit an abundant life of ease of mind v He"said there were 8600 applica induced by disilluslonments" tions for the basic permits and the extension was granted to provide Business in the United States at sufficient time for "proper times gets the jitters but our busi ' ness leaders 'should coneratulatR The original dead line was March themselves that they are not a cart of the economic life of Europe WASHINGTON Feb 29 — (AP) Wilf ord S Alexander new federal alcohol administrator today extended until July 1 the time for liquor wine and beer wholesalers to se cure permits under the new control Far West Shows Best Retail Sales Gains Feb 29 — (UP) — Improvement In daily average sales or general merchandise in small towns and rural areas showed a larger increase in the far west last month than in any other section of the ceuntry the commerce department reported today Daily average sales rose 18 per cent in that section over January 1935 compared with 15 per cent for the south 11 per cent for the east and five per cent for the midwest WASHINGTON — M-- —— More Adequate Laws On Relief Are Sought DENVER Feb 29 — (AP) — Several hundred persons massed on the statehoUse lawn today and sent a committee to Gov Ed C John son to demand a special session of the legislature to enact "more adequate" relief laws The governor in emphatic words promptly rejected the proposal and said there would be no special ses-si"unless the federal social security board arbitrarily compels us to amend Colorado welfare laws" an 4-- f- — Danish Sportsman Bnde On Honeymoon MANAGUA Nicaragua 'Feb 29 — (AP) — Theodore Wessel Danish " BOULDER DAM Increased By Italy ROME Feb 29 — (UP) — Italy1 foday increased taxes on bachelors The revenue will be spent for the mintenance of the mothers' and children'sgovernment's welfare organization The tax increase amounting to 15 per cent was announced by a de cree published in the official Ga zette Bachelors between the ages oi zo ana so win be taxed 115 lire (290) annually those between 30 and 55 155 lire ($1240) and men irom 55 to 65 85 lire ($680) -- — Utahns Will Attend Idaho Welfare Meet BOISE Idaho Feb 23— (AP)— rxans: cnaixant Boise attorney and American Legion child welfare committee chairman said tonieht Utah legion and affiliated organizations win send representatives here to participate in a child welfare con ierence March 6 and 7 Originally plans called for attendance of representatives from Alas ka Colorado Idaho Montana Ore son Washington and Wyoming de ' A-- : Reject For Statehood Three In Blazing Dwelling WASHINGTON Feb 29— (A- Pxiawau s piea lor statehood was re- KAPUSKASING OnL Feh M (AP) — Three children of Mr und jeciea wxiay by a three to two vote Mrs Joseph Belanger were burned of a house territories subcommittee to death today in a fire at their which visited the islands last year The majority while praising Hasettler's home at Kitigan six miles waii held "there should be considwest of this town in northern Onmore study of the statehood erably tario before giving a favorable proposal The mother father and an ld !' to report (Delegate infant were burned and Sam King the King bill" sponsored the bill) PRACTICE MONDAY taken to a hospital at Hearst 4f WE3T PALM BEACH Fla Feb ' — NEWS OFFICIAL DEAD 29 — (AP) — With the first workThe Mackenzie river rnnaa'a NEW YORK Feb 29— (AP) — out scheduled for Monday mem- longest stream measures 2500 miles Camille Lemercier 43 general manbers of the St Louis Browns were from Its mouth to Its head-waters ager of the Havas News aeencv fnr converging today on the team's the St Lawrence second longest is North America died of pneumonia spring baseball training camp here 100 miles long today after an Illness of six days radi-cals-a- High Pressure Still Dominant Over West By ASSOCIATED PRESS High pressure continues domin ant over the western states and fair warm weather persists over Jam Enjoyed By Author King Alfred Subject DEL MONTE Calif Feb 29 — Of Carver's Sermon — The Americrn Association (AP) of Gourmets in training for King Alfred will be the subject dinner here March 14 alleged today of a sermon by Dr John Edward tonight in First Presbyterian that ' Rear Admiral Richard E Carver church at seven-thirt- y o'clock serByrd famous polar explorer likes vices macaroons "The man who really believed the Other asserted discoveries claim Bible to be the word of God and ed by the association: who made the language we all speak That William Beebe the natural to a world language King Alist who works deep down in the fredbewill be remembered in a world sea doesn't care for fish and pre wide service fers a sort of hash made of rattle Bible truth offorthe importance of the nation the snake and crow meat home the social and religions life That William Seabrook ' author today" said Dr Carver UKes 3am on his sardines "Alfred first English lawgivAnd that William Lyon Phelps in er teacherthe and defender a quiet professional atmosphere at Of the homelandvictorious loved based Yale university wants his steaks with abandon his all he on the simplest rare of the teachings of the Christ" The association vows It learned The numbers will be givau these things while soliciting en by musical George Young and William noiea men ror tneir favorite dishes H Johnson ! — —— w China Clipper Begins Last Leg of Flgiht — Idaho To Spend More On Highways In 1936 Best Crop In Ten Years With Ample Water Predicted SALT LAKE CTTY Feb —Belief 29-(A- that an agreement P) will be reached between Utah and Idaho beet growers and sugar companies in anew contract was expressed today oy Jjougms scauey general agrlcul tural superintendent of the Utah Idaho Sugar company He returned here today from Idaho FaUX Idaho ' "I have been holding conferences with members of the Idaho Bee Growers association on 1938 con tracts- - he said "While no definite terms have been arrived at the con tract problem will be settled favor ably to both growers and manuf ac turers" Meanwhile representatives of the Utah State Beet Growers association were in conference here over con tract terms The growers have? de manded an equal division of the pro ceeds from the sale of sugar and molasses J R Rawlins president o the Utah association said todav'i meeting might open the way to an chapel with the Rev John Edward Carver of the First Presbyterian church officiating The prelude and postlude were played by Gertrude Hutton who also accompanied the singers: Mrs R J Whitney and Mary Farley The speakers were H B Fry and" Dr Carver Members of the Moose were pallbearers and the Moose women had charge of the flowers Interment was made in Mount Ogden memorial park The grave was dedicated by Carl A Lindqulst Services for Ivar Leo Burklund will be held at o'clock one-thir- ty to- day in First Presbyterian church Twenty-fourt- h street and Adams avenue under direction of the Rev John Edward Carver Friends may call at the family residence 971 Twenty-sixt- h street until one pm Interment will be made in Mount Ogden memorial J -- park FUNERAL DIRECTORS LARKIN MORTUARY Half" CO century of unexcelled community service most - beautiful Ogden's funeral home i1 PRICES ARE MOST REASONABLE 485 24th St Phone 821 home-lik- e 7091 agreement Scalley said prospects for the 1938 MALAN Funeral Home — 2351 Jefbeet crop are the best in 10 years ferson N O Malan MgrPh 2211 h 3505 with ample water supplies ' KIRKENDALL-Darlin- g H Mortuary 5057 Phone 150 529 25th Street - Woman Inmate Plans To Quit County Jai FLORIST AND THE FLOWERS ARE FURNISHED BY KliENKE FLORAL v CHICAGO Feb 29— -- (AP) — Mrs 2955 Washington Ave Phone 1240c 4341 Myrtle Tanner Blacklidge former collector of internal revenue laid out her "going away " dress tonight 2277Ogden City Floral Co Phone 2635 Washington Ave in preparation for leaving the OUMKE FLORAL 1600 Grant Ave at midnight after serving a six Cut flowers plants funeral flowersi months sentence The jail term was Imposed when CARDS OF THANKS she failed to pay a $7500 judgment won m superior court by Mrs Su We wish in this humble manner to the zanne Nottingham who charged that express our appreciation to who and friends many neighbors Mrs Blacklidge had alienated the were so gracious and kind during affections of her husband Policeman the sickness and death of our beNorman Nottingham a patrol driver loved father Emmert Emmertson Mrs jaiacKiwge said she expected We especially thank the Twentieth to be met tonight by her niece Miss ward bishopric Relief society and Seventy quorum those who sang Mary Jane Campbell of Indianapolis and at the services those to ind and visit her for a few days who spoke furnished flowers and autoAfter that she aid her plans were mobiles and all who assisted in any way- BERLIN Feb 29— ( AP) — Wilhelm Vague iramiiy or Jtcmmert icmmertson jfurtwaengler noted German con6257 ductor was reinstated today as director of the Prussian state opef a We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to all our friends and neighbors who so kindly assisted at the Furtwaengler resigned as leader of death of our beloved father Alfred of the Berlin philharmonic orches tra and conductor of the municipal Ij Baddley Especially do we thank PARIS Feb 29 — (AP) — As a the Wiiiard ward bishopric ana opera December 5 1934 after a Relief society the many friends quarrel with Nazi officials occa- precaution against possible clashes from Box Elder Weber and Salt sioned by his championship of com- between communists and national- Lake counties Those who sang and poser Paul Hindemith who incur- ists several hundred police were spoke at the services those who red displeasure of Nazi officials be- were on duty today at the funeral furnished flowers and automobiles cause of his marriage to a Jewess of a communist who died Sunday and all who assisted in any way Family of Alfred Lu tsaddiev Furtwaengler yesterday was of wounds received in the riots of 6256 ' chosen general musical director of February 1934 the philharmonic symphony society The communist's death brought our deepest sincerity we thank of New York for the 1936-3- 7 seathe toll of the "bloody Tuesday" With friends and neighbors the many son riots to 32 their sympathetic as who gave ' Hh— Police also lined the bridges and sistance durlnsr the sickness end the river bank In the center of the death of our beloved father Henry city to guard against an outbreak C Hall We especially thank Asael Now Farr Sr The singers and speakers of students those who furnished flowers and automobiles and all who assisted in 632 ? f Leader With Russian Opera ? 1 Extra Police Hired For Funeral Red i i -- 'Practice Mine' Launched At College 0 Dorothy Wilson And Scenarist Will Wed SALT LAKE CITY Feb 29— Work 69 on the "practice mine" at the Uni versity of Utah is now under wav and in the very near future civil and mining engineers of the school LOS ANGELES Feb 29 — (AP) — will be down and around" Dorothy Wilson pretty brunette' who NEW YORK Feb 29 — ( APt — for their "going first whirl at actual min- left a movie studio Job to became a The net operating income of the ing' star Lewis Foster scenarist irst 69 railroads issuing January The mine consists jof two shafts filed aand notice of intention to wed Btaiements increased 60 per cent approximately 50 feet deep and today over the comparable period last about 500 feet apart But the little actress denied she They are conyear a survey b- - the Associated nected by tunnels did the proposing Railroads Show Increase in Income Press Indicated today Late reports sharply jumped the percentage of recovery as 10 of tae final38 roads showed profits this year against losses in 1934: Gross earnings of the 69 carriers were 126 per cent above the leei of January a year ago: $276667812 compared with $245895245 — H- - j sam ana Howard iau 6254 We wish to express our sincere thanks to all friends and neigh bors who extended such kindness and sympathy at the time of our bereavement in the loss of our be- oved wife and mother We especially thank the bishopric singers anddespeakers relief society police sent who those all and Eartment and furnished cars W W Richardson and Family 6237 — Approximately of the entire area of the United States consists of forest lands one-thi- rd in a V FAMILY X UNI D PIT C ® A? -V O Stunning MAN-TAILORE- 1 3 any manner mm or SWANKY MANNISH WM 3 : : i3 —3 I 1 - rjc i 1 from McClanahan's t 1 The excluiive Aper Double Dasher washes as gently as your own hands Washes at any water leveL j o O The Apex Adjust able Pressure Selector Wringer tells you correct MODERN STYLE 3 New graceful lines make Apex Washers modern and attractive TERMS AS LOW AS PER MONTH eight-months-o- 2317 Wash Ave TIIE SUITS—Tailored l: the sever est mannish tradition— or dressy wim son iemimne influences You'll find them all here beau- tiruny styled amazingly s low Apex Double Dasher TIE exclusive all garments thoroughly pressure for all fabrics - " '- als Garrison - -- nd $750-00- $2-602- ' TO OUST RADICALS NEW YORKv Feb 29 — (AP) — About 200 World war veterans formed "The Federal Theatre Veterans league today and planned a secret service to ferret out professed Communists on relief rolls 12-In- ch ap-pe- Services for LeRoy S were held Saturday in Lindqulst fc Sons' in-fede- Taxes On Bachelors -- highway" The pipe is being laid as the trench digging progresses but no covering is placed until after the pipe is tested The project Is part of the 0 waterworks improvement program and will cost approximately $60000 in PWA grant and loan funds ' BEETS FORESEEN By Associated Press DOMESTIC WASHINGTON — Roosevelt against excessive trading with belligerants r — Talk increases of tax on undistributed corporation profits — Black Tom explosion claims case to be reopened May 12 —Government may ask navy to build new ocean liner LINCOLN Neb— Landon calls for "purge" of federal relief COLUMBUS O —Henry Brecken-ridg- e to enter Ohio presidential :v lists BOULDER CITY Nev— Boulder dam turned over to government ATLANTA-Go- v Taimadge ousts 13th official vainly demands state money from banks CHICAGO — Nation's second city goes on eastern time FOREIGN TOKYO— Premier Okada officially reported killed found alive loyal troops take over state buildings from rebels LONDON— Countess Barbara Improves after second operation ROME— Italians report "big battle raging'! in north Ethiopia j FUNERALS AGREEMENT ON World New: At A Glance BOISE Idaho Feb 29 — (AP)-- -J the great basin and surrounding H Stemmer state highway territory bureau engineer estimated tonight Lower pressure covers eastern that 1936 expenditures of the Montana and north Central Wy bureau on roads will approximately (Continued from Page One) snow flurries $5453000 or $1403084 more than oming tonight Colorado over the deserts and moun- are reported atand Tiellowstone park was expended in 1935 tains Unsettled weather continues In The estimate for 1936 includes The Boulder canyon act author- Washington and northwestern Ore $1550000 aid money izing the project was passed by con- gon with Spokane reporting' a trace J which Is to expected 1929 25 beapproprlated Plans and speci- ut rain ana neavier amounts are gress June for use in Idaho fications were completed in Decem- reported from the coastal' region bycongress Of the $4049916 spent in 1935 ber the following year Work started Temperature! continue in the high was $1447284 state funds and 11 1931 March Pacific northwest was federal funds "It's a great dam Ralph" said A mild pressure area has moved The number of supervisory and Crowe from Minnesota t6 southern Wis- Jther employes "Well you ought to know Frank consin during the day but the work done In 1935required for the ranged from 405 now that you've built 14 dams" re- central states enjoyed continued in to 2061 in May February mild temperatures plied Lowry MA trace of nreclDitation ftt:r3hi cago was the only unsettled weathNoted er reported from the area" Back On Sardines IN II S HANDS Across ' the ocean no one knows ALAMEDA AIRPORT ALAMEDA from day to day what new rumors Calif Feb 29— (UP) — (Bv Pan- of war tomorrow will bririg American Airways radio)— The China Clipper began the last lee of its air Constantly Europe is facing un mail flight to Manila at twelve-fiv- e certainty war ls in the air and if (PST) today when the Pah- war comes business may be com pm American Airways plane left the pletely destroyed island of Guam Ahead of Captain Edward Muslek -Not only that but the lives of and millions of human beings may be to 12his crew lay a flight of from 11 hours sacrificed The takeoff from Guam was maAp No one in Eurone can' feel se at six-- f ive a m Guam time suridav cure from the devastating power of March l The Philippine dinner second of war the air mail fleet is scheduled to — —H leave Alameda airport Sunday for the same destination sportsman and his bride the form er Hele Lee Dohertv dauehter of - fA L American Doherty falling off in building permits Henry utilities left here bv magnate Ur February of this year comon their honeymoon pared with permits issued for Feb- piane toaay were married last nicht In They 1935 of was reported Sat- the ruary mansion In the presidential the at urday city engineer's office presence of high Nicaraguan offi partments Total permits issued for the f—— month just ended amounted to cials — — $6140 for residential and business House Unit construction and alteration as Children Die against $8899 for the same month Plek last year Some 1000 feet of the 21000 feet of trench which will have to be dug to accommodate the new high level supply line o the city water system for the northern section of the city has been excavated and work is continuing at a high rate of speed it was reported Saturday by City Engineer Claude L Coray With pipe laid under Og-de- n river and ' work completed rapidly southward to level lands a trencher was employed to dig the ditch on toward the Ogden canyon -- land states where the livestock ind us try is predominant sought to determine if provisions of the bill now awaiting the president's signature could be construed so that a portion of the $500000000 proa posed for agricultural relief might be alloted to cattle and sheep " growers A committee xt Representatives J Will Robinson Roy 1 Paul R Greever Ayers und Fred Cummings was named to study the AAA o substitute measure next week and Even a wave has its good points' In the opinion of motorists In Kion iHv T Tt report t the western group dally saving to autoists who cross the Missouri river from Sioux City to South Sioux City Neb shown Ul up uio i oil orwiB w travel over on tne ice xno river for the first time In many years is boiuiuij enougn io oear cars im SUNDAY MriRlMTNn MAPPU i R a - 4 Would " STANDARD-EXAMINE- gently rapidly— even dainty silks and fluffy woolens without damage As little as a quarter of a tubful of water may be used when a few things are to be washed only Your TIIE COATS — Feature the most fetching Spring details Styles for every occasionau the new shades and clothes actually last longer whea washed - in an Apex Let us tell you the inside story of Apex the finest washer you can buy I such value! fcuits oe as illustrated slightly higher) lcCQAMMlAfHIAtMl()i mm it i Phone 3245 mm o priced m I' 1 infiWimwuirffli— mubihisih "ii'miH! iiijiiiijiwi mi mi ww—amian ijiiwMwwPWMWWMMwwpwirt O |