Show i THE OGDEN BABY STEALING CHARGE WAITED COLE BROTHERS CIRCUS MOVES AS 'LITTLE CITY' DEATH UNITES Ouch Who Spilled CLOTHING HOLDS BODIES TAKEN RUSSIAN PLOT TRAPEZE PAIR Tacks on Floor of PRISONER FATE OUT OF STREAM TRIAL IS HELD Room? J Dressing ¥ Father Heidi In Chicago As Daughter Plays In S Orphanage Has Own Professional Men And Artisans For Vast Population A veritable traveling city Cole Brothers Circus! which will show cipal Judge Lambert K Hayes to- in Ogden Tuesday August 10 will day issued a warrant for “child arrive with three special trains stealing” against John Hayes 33 carrying' 1080 employes and twenty-tw- o i Mahwah N J who took his' baby tents Cole home The Brothers show features of her daughter from the fled and grandmother! by airplane Clyde Beatty and Ken Maynard ' across the country as outstanding attractions “A father has the right to his The circus has its own doctor own child” Judge Hayes said “and lawyer dentist U S postman deblacksmith from what I know of the situation tectives carpenters there is no reason for issuing a and in fact every artisan in the L warrant charging child stealing” average city BEATTY MENAGERIE The judge explained he issued The famous Clyde Beatty menthe warrant at the request of the defendant’s attorney who explain- agerie declared to be the finest ed that it would expedite Hayes’ and most complete traveling zoo in the world is a part of the show release from jail Bond was set at $1000 Many new rare and costly specimens of the wild animal king‘CHILD STEALING’ Chief of Police Voillion Quinn dom have been gathered from all San Francisco said he was for- parts of the globe Tapirs gnus warding a warrant sworn out by Vlaak Varks lions tigers camels the child’s maternal grandmother dromedaries zebras leopards panMrs Charlotte E Pendergast thers yaks emus' jdguars elands steal- seals and three herd of elephants 5‘child with Hayes charging are but a part of the traveling ing” his who traced family university of natural history Hayes Great stars from eighteen forback to William the Conqueror and has inherited a fortune was angry eign countries the respective chamand indignant- - He promised he pions in their lines participate in would “fight extradition as long the gigantic display of arenic numbers The trained wild animal disas I can talk” CUSTODY FIGHT FOR plays are headed by Clyde Beatty he said he mother His asknowledged to be the greatest promised could use all the $15000 she has trainer of all time In massive steel in the bank to fight for Patricia girted arenas will be seen performAnn’s custody In addition he said ing lions tigers jaguars and puhe has inherited some more money mas all subjugated by these masfrom his maternal grandmother ter trainers Ken Maynard the screen’s greatMrs Francis I Maule of Philadelwestern star with a congress est phia As her father paced his cell at of cowboys cowgirls Indians Costhe detective bureau Patricia Ann sacks and rough riders will be seen Hayes 28 months old played tran- in a spectacular revival of the old quilly in St Vincent's orphanage west SIXTY EQUESTRIANS Among the sixty equestrians will be Aurelia Troupe nineichampions ‘ of Europe The petite aid charming Cyse O’Dell intrepid aerialist comes from the Antipodes to thrill and amaze you From Europe will be the amazing Imperial Harolds llST international aerialists and the faStanding of the Team Pet mous Zoeppe family of equilibrists Won Lost 587 74 52 San Diego Grieb-lin- g 560 Sixty clowns led by Otto 55 70 Sacramento and Emmet Kelley will furnish 544 57 6S San Francisco 537 fun for the little folks 56 65 Portland 520 65 60 Los Angeles Performances will be given at 452 69 57 Oakland two and eight p m Doors will be 419 72 52 Seattle 3S1 opened an hour earlier to permit 78 4S Missions an inspection of the zoo An imSAN FRANCISCO Aug 2— (AP) mense street parade three miles — Despite the "fact second place in length will be seen on the Sacramento lost eight of its nine downtown streets at eleven a m games with Los Angeles last week More than half a hundred elaborSan Diego today held only a three ately carved and gilded allegorical and a half game lead in the Pa- floats and tableau wagons along cific coast baseball league race with five trumpeting bands and San Diego barely won its series two caliops will be in the picturwith the tottering Seattle Indians esque cavalcade together with thirtaking four out of seven by split ty elephants and two caravans of ting a twin bill with the tribe yes camels from Siberia and Asia 44 terday Seattle blanked the Padres 5 to 0 in the first then dropped inning nightcap 9 to 2 Sacramento’s only win of its Los Angeles series was in the first game yesterday 10 to 3 In the nightcap the Angels won 5 to 4 San Francisco split a twin bill WASHINGTON Aug 2— (AP)— with the Oaks losing the first Duck hunters will have a to 1 but taking the second with season this fall with the same rigthe aid of 13 base hits 10 to 0 id regulations of the last two The San Francisco Missions sur years The daily bag and possession limprised everyone including them selves by taking their series with it on geese and brant was raised Portland They shared a pair with from four to five in rules announcthe Beavers Sunday losing the ed yesterday but that on ducks opener 4 to 1 and taking the sec- was kept at 10 ond 7 to 1 Baiting of waterfowl and doves — 44 and the use of live decoys are prolimit on hibited and the was retained repeating shotguns The northern zone season on ducks geese Wilson’s snipe and coot opens October 9 and closes November 7 In the intermediate — 2 (AP)"— The zone the season is November 1 to DENVER Aug score in their brief baseball rivalry November 30 and in the southern Denver stood today at: zone November 27 to December 26 in mile-hig- h 44one victory Rogers Hornsby one Alexander Cleveland Grover YESTERDAY’S STARS defeat (By The Associated Press) These two who once were among Lou Gehrig Yankees — Hit homer the brightest stars in baseball’s triple double and single driving in win over “big show” clashed yesterday on three runs in 14-- 5 sides before a Browns shouting opposite overflow throng of 7500 and “Old k Larry French and Tucker Stain-bacPete” Alexander came off second Cubs—Former’s hitless rebest g lief pitching in stretch The Denver Refiners team on saved 4 victory over Giants which Hornsby plays first base Stainbeck’s single in 11th with 8 to 7 vicsnatched a bases loaded drove in winning run Dixie Walker and Luke Appling tory from the Springfield 111 club managed by Alexander now slow- White Sox — Former hit homer in footed and large of girth in a 11th to beat Athletics 3 in openDenver post tournament second er Appling hit homer and single round game Each team won its in 3 nightcap win first start Les Grissom Reds and Claude Eleven years ago “Old Pete” Passeau Phillies — Divided double-headcame to the rescue to save the Grissom allowing six hits world series for the St Louis Card- and fanning five in opener Pasinals managed by the “rajah” from seau allowing five and fanning five the New York Yankees in nightcap He spent: the afternoon Jn the Bob Feller Indians — Fanned nine box a few feet coaching and held Senators to seven hits yesterday from where the still peppery and for 2 win also drove in two g Hornsby ' patrolled runs first Heinie Manush Dodgers and Hornsby helped his team to vic- Lon Warneke Cardinals — Manush tory by smashing three hits two hit three singles driving in three of them doubles to drive home two runs in 3 opener victory War-nek- e runs scored two himself and made pitched 1 in nightcap and six putouts drove in two runs Jack Wilson ‘Red Sox — stopped 4 with seven hits fanTigers I ning four Russ Bauers pirates— His two-h- it relief pitching beat Bees 4 — EDUCATOR HURT Ross Huish won the July leg of PLYMOUTH Mass Aug 2 — the Directors cup at the Ogden (UP) — A Lawrence Lowell 80 Country club Sunday by taking president-emerftu- s of Harvard unithe measure of W H Jackson versity was confined to Jordan 1 up in a stubborn contest fin juries r hospital Sixteen players qualified Sun- suffered today in an automobile collision day for competition in the August last night leg of the Directors cup Pairings were announced as follows today by Qeorge Schneiter- - professional: W H Jackson v A M Squires P M Thompson vs W H Loos Willard Israelson vs Lyman Hyde 2 for l DAY G S Spence J H Andrews vs V P Campbell vs Harold Tripp TODAY vs Hebe Young S J R Morrell P Dobbs vs W F' Nantker D Free Dancing F Pin'cock vs A W Petty - - CHICAGO Codona s Body Will be Near Ashes of Lillian Leitzel In Cemetery whom he shot to death Friday before he killed himself Her funeral will be tomorrow also Circus men will be Codona- Pallbearers IN LAWYER’S OFFICE The shooting occurred in a lawyer’s office where they had met to discuss a property settlement as the culmination of Mrs Codona’s divorce case Codona’s brooding over the divorce and over the loss of after serious injury when he fell from a trapeze four years ago was believed responsible for the shooting NEAR HER ASHES His body will be placed near the ashes of Miss Leitzel his former wife who was killed by a fall during their act at Copenhagen in - his-care- t the-seve- Thirty Day Duck Season Scheduled n 30-d- Hornsby Shines On Denver Lot 44 1 ' 44 COMPOSER ILL HOLLYWOOD Aug 2— (UP) — Sigmund Romberg noted composer was ill today with influenza He was stricken at studio and was’ ordered to bed by his physician Dr William Axt was assigned to do musical score for the picture “Big City” on which Romberg was working Metro-Goldwyn-May- er It was assumed by United Press ’ UNIONTOWN Pa Aug 2 — (UP) — When Carl Stewart Vanderbilt photographer was ordered by Judge Harry A Cottom to pay $50 alimony to his wife and three Pavements Balk Chewing Tobacco - Spanish-America- Anglo-Egyptia- Husband Protests 'Little' Alimony CONDON Ore Aug 2 — (AP) — Aug 2— (UP) — Mrs Betty Rogers widow of the The main problem seems to be late Will Rogers sought $9714 from how to get the horse to stand still the government in a suit on file — and to arrange for the lightning Anyhow John F Crane rancher today claiming that she overpaid her 1929 income tax says a good jolt of lightning can Mrs Rogers contended she did cure deafness in horses at least not know the intricacies of the An old horse of his he said was income tax forms and so did not floored by a heavy bolt and strugdeducts for termite damage to the gled to his feet able to hear as $62854 Santa Monica ranchhouse well as a colt she and Will occupied 44 Rear-Admir- al n WADI HALF A Sudan Aug 2 — (AP) — Nine passengers and members of the crew of an Italian commercial plane were killed today when the plane crashed near the Wadi Haifa airdrome The craft was southbound when the accident occurred All aboard were killed Darrell Donnell whose dynamic news broadcasts have been missing from western air lanes for more than a year because of other duties at a coast newspaper where he is radio editor will return to the microphone as a news broadcaster and commentator tonight over KLO and the Pacific Coast NBC-Rlu- e network Donnell who is making his NBC debut will be heard at 8 o’clock Monday through Friday over the same network from the NBC San Francisco studios Believing that newsthe popularity of rapid-fir- e casters is waning Donnell has slowed the tempo of his own delivery which used to be 250 words a minute to a pace which he believes is easier to’ listen to He will write all his own material from International News Service dispatches HOLLYWOOD REAR ADA URAL DIES PASADENA' Cal Aug 2— (UP) — Walter Fitzhugh retired died yesterday at the age of 82 Admiral Fitzhugh retired in n 1919 He served in the war superintended construction of Annapolis naval academy buildings and was instructor at LaFayette college Pennsylvania and Clemson college South Carolina AFRICAN CRASH Slow Up Tempo loved me” 44 I children Stewart shouted: ‘’That’s not enough” But Judge Cottom reQUITMAN Ga Aug 2— (AP)— mained firm and permitted Stewart There is said Walter C Perkins to pay costs of $4690 Georgia’s assistant agriculture commissioner a definite relationship 44 between pavements and the naPRODUCER HURT HOLLYWOOD Aug 2— (UP)— tion’s tobacco chewing habits He said a tobacco salesman blamSamuel Goldwyn motion picture ed the increase of concrete streets his carried left wrist in producer a plaster cast today-Harose too and sidewalks for the decrease in quickly from a chair last night and chewing tobacco sales “Folk get slipped on a rug He fell and broke their real pleasure spitting in the the wrist dust” the salesman declared i Honeyville Malad f Garland-Tremonto- n 2 Brigham City Smithfield O Garland-Tremonto- counter-revolutiona- In-noken- v- - - ex-prin- Is Annulment Suit Iri HOLLYWOOD 2— (UP)— Aug Constance Worth Australian film beauty was reported by her attorney today to be suffering from a nervous breakdown because of an annulment suit brought by her film star husband George Brent The lawyer said she hoped for a reconciliation The actress’ attorney David Tannenbaum told the court of her illness when he protested Brent’s effort to bring the case to a quick SRA 3s X trial Ladies!— ' n THEY LIVED LOVED AND to jail City authorities added 75 cents for transportation to the fee of each person convicted in police court Receipts will be put into a fund for maintenance of police mo' tor equipment "Coolest Spot In Town” CROWDS! 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Don’t Miss It! —Again Today— 0 Sunday’s Results Logan Collegians 3 2 Preston 12 Smithfield 8 Honeyville 9 Malad 8 Onlyj three games scheduled POCATELLO Idaho Aug 2 — MOSCOW Aug 2 — (UP) — An al(AP) — Bodies of a' Pocatello fish-ma- n leged and a companion who sought among Soviet churchmen was plot exto save him from drowning were posed today by announcement that recovered from Snake river yes- 30 persons including Bishop Nikiforov had been tried terday Lyman Snow and George Snyder in the city of Orel about 200 imles both of Pocatello drowned when south of here their overloaded boat upset Snow The religious group investigated swimming toward shore ’ returned by the NKVD (secret police) last to assist Snyder April and May was charged with Kay Stocking third member of attempting to create among active the party who was on shore when churchmen and reactionaries a the accident occurred said the one wide insurrectionist fascist or- man boat had been loaded to with- ganization in two inches of ' the gunwhales the date of the trial Although Sheriff Ira Corey of Bingham and its outcome were not ancounty led 'parties to the scene nounced those tried in addition to 30 miles from Pocatello to- - re- Nikiforov were identified as 12 cover the bodies priests three deacons three former 44 two forlandowners one nuns and eight once prominent mer YOUNG DRIVER HELD POCATELLO Idaho August 2— house owners Of these 16 had been before and had already serv(UP) —Cleo Fox 17 Downey Ida tried ed or were serving terms of was under arrest here today on exile charge of having driven a stolen 44 car from Downey to Salt Lake City and back Officers had not The first white down the decided whether to turn him over center of roads andstripe streets was in- to juvenile court or file Dyer act troduced in 1912 The inventor was E N Hines of Michigan charges —4 Pet Won Lost 5 3 3 3 2 s FORT HALL Idaho Aug 2 — (AP) — Investigators seeking to untangle & new clue in the "Moon House” murder mystery of this Indian reservation failed today to establish identification of a bundle of' ' clothing The clothing found last week by two fishermen was first believed to have belonged to Mabel Sawyer Shoshone-Bannoc- k girl whose nude body was found near here five years ago Officers taking the clothes ' to the girl’s uncle Eddie Drink were puzzled by his statement “Me no catch ’em” The statement said might mean a numberthey of ' things Sheriff Maurice Rossiier of Bannock county declared however the dresses were “too big” for the slight girl for whose slaying Doty Lewis 55 is serving a life sentence Milton Zener attorney for Lewis in his federal court trial said If the clothing is shown to belong to the girl it also indicates that Lewis is innocent At the trial Zener said the girl’s mother said her daughter left home after an argument and took no clothing with her It would be unlikely he added that Lewis woUld slay the girl and then return home and get her clothing I Rave About This Marvelous I TAH IDAHO IEAGUK Handing of the Tfanrw Logan Collegians Ogden Bamboo Preston ” I e 44 j Attire Declared Too Large One Fisherman Drowns Iri Soviet Withhold Results Of Fori Indian Girl Hearings For 30 Attempt To Sav6 Found Slain i Churchmen Companion " ’ NINE KILLED IN Comentator To Mrs Rogers Sues Lightning Cures Horse Deafness For Tax Return 44 ' e monument with the figure ficers to or from Ethiopia of Codona as an angel lifting Miss 44 Leitzel’s figure and embracing it Codona had the monument built Before the shooting Friday Codona wrote of the late Miss Leitzel: “She was the only woman who ever life-siz- Old VENERABLE BRUTE John 125 years poses with pretty Wanda Wentz' Both will be featured In Cole Brothers circus here Aug 10 few v of the line might be that a is a carryingplane Italian officials or of- Over Miss Leitzel’s’ tomb’ ay ell er 1931 - C BLAIR Neb Aug 2— (AP)— Johas Burcham lifeguard at the municipal swimming pool here would like to get his hands on a certain bather with a vicious sense of humor Burcham discovered someone tacks around the sprinkled dressing room - He’s especially angry because he stepped on a LONG BEACH Calif Aug 2 — (AP) — Alfredo Codona and Lillian Leitzel once the world’ greatest trapeze artists will be reunited Tuesday In Onglewood cemetery Codona will be buried apart from his wife Vera Bruce Codona Aug 2— (UP)— Muni- Padres Continue To Lead Rivals STANDARD-EXAMINE- R tyi J |