| Show G Section B OGDEN CITY NAVY ORGANIZES C UTAH FRIDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER'! 1938 t-- B Alaska Sourdoughs Recall Rip Roarin’ Days of ’98 ACES MARK TIME NEW PATROL FOR FOR BENDIX RACE ATLANTIC DUTY Planes j to Take Off Tonight From L A If Weather Permits i East Coast Gets Its First Sea Force in Nearly Seven Years O O warships as an Atlantic squadron giving the east coast its first organized sea force in nearly seven years The new squadron becomes effective Sept 6 under command of Rear Admiral Forde A Todd It will consist of seven cruisers and seven destroyers To Map Maneuvers The navy announced Thursday night this would be a temporary arrangement to prepare or general maneuvers next year and to visit "such ports as are designated” No ports were named The general maneuvers will bring the main fleet of about 150 warcraft from the Pacific to the Atlantic for the war games involving defense-- of the Panama canal The fleet was moved to 2 the Pacific during the crisis and has remained there except for a visit to New York in 1934 for a presidential review The ships in the new squadron were completed only recently and had been assigned to the main fleet in tjie Pacific The order issued by Admiral William D Leahy chief of opera-tion- s did not say whether they eventually would go to the west coast It left the way open for speculation whether a revision of defense strategy was in prospect and whether European tension influenced the decision The squadron will be composed of the cruisers Philadelphia Brooklyn Savannah Nashville Boi£e Honolulu and Phoenix all of 10000 tons the destroyers Mugfordj Somers and Sampson of 1850 tons and the Ralph Talbot Helm Shaw and Warrington of 1500 tons 1931-193- o O ' ' Sino-Japane- se ‘ ' i i O LOS ANGELES Sept 2— (AP) nine fliers men 'and one woman are scheduled to buzz away from union air terminal early Saturday in the annual Bendix trophy dash to the national air races held again this year at Cleveland O There will be extra prizes for pilots flying on from Cleveland New Defense Step defense step anAnother nounced Thursday was a decision to halve a committee of high government officials draft a plan for- lacing together- with power lines the nation’s key munitions to Bendix NJ The woman in the $30000 event will be Jacqueline Cochran (Mrs Floyd Odium) noted aviatrix She is to fly the Seversky pursuit plane in which the builder Maj Alexander de Seversky established a new east-wetranscontinental record of 10 hours 3 minutes 7 seconds last Monday Also in the race flying a similar Seversky will be wealthy st Frank Fuller of San Francisco winner of last year’s Bendix race with a new Los record of 7 hours 54 minutes and 26 seconds Fuller continued on to Bendix N and set a new race record ofJ 9 hours 35 minutes for the transcontinental flight Iftthe weather is suitable the FOR DEFENSE Adding an racers are to start taking off exclamation mark to Secretary shortly after midnight tonight of State Hall’s most recent apThe race finish is to be the feapeal for world peace the U S S ture Lang newest torpedo boat de- of event of Saturday’s opening the Cleveland meet stroyer of the navy slides down Best time to Cleveland the ways it Kearney N J will vin $9000 The next four best times in order will win $51000 POWER OFFICIAL $3000 $2000 and $1000 I Angeles-Cleveian- DEFERS OFFER FORMER BRIGHAM To 'Take Action of Provo Bid After Municipal Election PROVO Sept d 2— (AP)—Provo’s offer of $200000 for the Power and Light company’s Utah electrical distribution system here was deferred Thursday by George M Gadsby company president Provo city commission made the offer Aug 18 as a step in the municipal powp program of the city “With the various actions pend- RESIDENT DEAD SALT LAKE CITY Sept - O AUSTRIA CLOSES SCHOOLS’ P1VA GRANTS ESTIMATED Million Before Deadline Says Administrator O salt! LAKE CITY Sept 1— (AP) — RJA Hart special public EXPERTS STUDY HORSE MALADY works administration engineer GREAT FALLS Mont Sept for Utah predicted Thursday that approximately $12 000 OCX) 2— (UP) — Blood samples of huwould be speht in Utah before man and equine sleeping sickness victims were shipped to the the PV(A grant deadline--Se: United 30 States public health serGrants to date total $11418256 vice laboratory at Hamilton toRecent grants include: $17440 day in an effort to determine for power improvements at Brig- whether the same virus causes ham City and $1091369 for the both diseases An epidemic of Provo municipal power plant sickness in horses wassleeping followed by an outbreak of the human varieof the “disease in scattered Seek tyareas Dr C B Philip of the federal public health' service as—to determine whether signed SAL (TLAKE CITY Sept 2— there is a between (AP) — The state board of par- encephalitis relationship in human and beings dons will consider 53 applica- horses continued sura today tions when It convenes for Its vey ’of the disease in this area opening fall meeting Sept 17 One convicted murderer X James! P Murphy 30 seeks commutation of -- sentence Mur Open An Account phy is serving a life sentence for the March 4 1935 slaying Our 19th Anniversary of Ernest H Norman automo bile salesman ‘Mistake in Betting Leads To today It was explained that the state and the National Socialist party (Nazis) would assume a monopoly over the education of youth Special provisions are to be O Q i - - US $5-8- I j McCLANAIIAN’S 43-year-- sight-seein- g j Schoss-Rea- d so-call- Furniture baggage Packing Storage : Across the Street Or Across the State jJ - Elec Ice Boxes i1 " HEAD-TO-FOO- SLflDETRAnSFER- 2477 ' to t 19TH ANNIVERSARY Tast- e- a pleasure instead of a problem New Autumn Klesel V' Styles that are saucy or con- - C creative A11 head sizes 3 Not only STYLE and VALUE bnt these sensationally small make payments choice so easy — OUR STOCK OF J FUR COATS - v Represents Fashion’s complete and comprehensive picture for the1 new season Select from — HOLLANDER-DYE- I Pay V D HUDSON SEALS — SQUIRRELS PONIES BROADTAILS ARABIAN SEALS Here It is “Kensing System SUIT or O’COAT CARACULS or TOPCOAT— MENDOZA BEAVERS NORTHERN BEAVERS LAPINS f SEALINES Shoes Shirt Necktie 4 Pairs of Sox O Belt or Suspenders Underwear Sizes 14 to 44 Sizes 12 to 52 Heads will turn in admiration when you wear these new styles Color lends enchantment — Black — Rural Autumn — Teal Blue — Boy Blue — Green — - Wine -- 7- aowN Make your own personal leisurely choice Get what you prefer in everything fiTTTii SS0GG55 CJothes - Brown Fashionable New FORMALS charm as hostess or guest 30-D- ay R2RSin&$yst£ra Hat j With Glamourous Appeal Down $125 Weekly j DYED MARMOTS $1 Down New ournT (August Price Cuts Continue Short Time! 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Electric Co j Montanan Heads State Foresters 4 MASTER n i j ‘ Installation w ’ But Unlimited For A Limited Time Only The Stoker Without A $17950 - h m If You’re a Lady of Limited Means THE Dissatisfied the-Spanis- i 1 : j 00 - Board's Clemency STOKER - federal bureau of Investigation office here announced Thursday the arrest of Osa A Sprinkle alias A B Meyers charged at Cheyenne with violation of the he ran Into a couple of prospecfederal stolen property act in tors who didn’t know him connection with a racing swindle " 'How’s the trail?’ asks the The FBI agent said Sprinkle bishop and two or three other men not “ Tt’is the worst blankety-blan- k yet apprehended were accused ' of obtaining $5800 from John blank- house-boun- d string of gob south of the blank Reindle of Nucla Colo blank they replied Ryan said the men placed bets ‘How is circle it back your way?’ VARIED EVENTS The auxiliary to the Utah State Medical association is taking a full share of with Reindle after making his " same wayactivities during the annual convention in Ogden Shown at one of the many assemblages are Mrs 5L acquaintance in Kansas City the 'The same way repliedgentlemen the bishJ Macfarlane of Cedar City left Mrs Walter L Stookey of Salt Lake City who ‘will be installed Satur- Mo then suddenly explained op” as of M the Dr and Macfarlane in charge of the convention (Staff photo) that because of a mistake in bettinday J auxiliary president Pete Rowe to Alaska In g-they would have to raise 95 at the went 35 a newly-mad-e of age $20000 among them He exa diocese of with bishop plained Reindle put up the DEMANDS a whole land that was still callELECTION TO BE SPAIN DEFENSE whereupon the others dis- ed “Seward’s folly” appeared with the money He met George Carmack in Sprinkle waived- removal to Dawson a year IN CHINA READY HELD SATURDAY STIFFENS LINES Cheyenne later and was held In the Carmack was one of "George county jail in lieu of $10000 bail the three greatest liars in AlaSHANGHAI Sept 2 (AP)— The HENDAYE France (At ska” he- said: "The other two American chamber of commerce N e a rlly Hundred Register 2 of were the American Frontier) Sept (AP)— Medical assoBilly Millmore American community committee For Women’s Auxiliary ciation "When Government (troops Carmack came back took advantage auxiliary- attending the comprising all organized American of a lull in fighting on! the Ebro convention are Mrs Leslie S from Bonanza creek with Snook-uSessions interests in Shanghai and includ-- 4 Jim his brother-in-laand river front in eastern Spain today Merrill Ogden Mrs Henry Rai-le- y ing ten missionary organizations Mrs and his clooch (Indian wife) L Mrs M toPaul of J and of of cabled Secretary State Hull Salt jWalter Stookey to extend the fortifications system Lake said he that found had a Salt rivera Lake series of demands will would City be installed which enabled them to resist two day City they bed full of gold nobody paid have made upon Japanese president of the women’s auxil- weeks of Insurgent offensive much attention But when he ’ These included recommendations iary to the Utah State Medical LOGGER KILLED Suddenly freezing weather overshowed them the that the state department request association at a breakfast Satthe fever CASCADE night changed the sweltering sumIdaho Sept 2— seized them and gold return of American property in urday at the Ogden Golf and mer the stajnpede into winter as the militiamen (AP)— A areas presently occupied by Jap- Country club falling tree struck and was on That their for rifles and swapped picks anese with indemnifications killed Sid Coleman that squaw-maset the world on Meeting concurrently with the shovels asserted censorship of the mails be association near here Thursday logger fire” womwas convention at a the virtual stand Fighting discontinued and that rights of en are holding a series of bus- still throughout Spain A governtravel and commerce on railways said tersely “No 7 and inland waterways including iness sessions trips ment communique on front” activity any socials and the Yangtze be restored Following the custom 'of the auxiliary a president will be quet with Dr Milton J Rose-naelected Saturday morning but as guest speaker will not assume office until the Nearly: 100 women had regisMrs as meetings entered their tered following year Stookey was elected last year and will second day this morning In Leading Parts REDFISH LAKE Idaho Sept 2 take office along with a vice — (AP) — Rutledge Parker Helena president a' secretary and treasMrs Leslie A Smith Ogden is general chairman of the auxMontana state forester took office urer to be elected Saturday Thursday as president of the NaTonight Banquet iliary convention with Mrs F tional Association of State ForestM McHugh of Salt Lake City Bosone Reva Beck City Judge ers Salt Lake City was scheduled in charge of programs and Mrs En route througH scenic central to in a address R L Draper Ogden music Idaho to a congressional hearing at lateappear at aprincipal Z Ben in Mrs Noall session Tanner today Layton Sun Valley Friday the foresters lunched today at this Stanley basin Lomond hotel Her subject Of-is Mrs William J Thomson Mrs W R Brown Salt Lake City “Petty Crimes and Traffic beauty spot ct the foot’ of the'Saw-toot- h fenses” A be will tea held at Mrs Stanley Clark Provo and mountains the home of Mrs Ezra C Rich Mrs John Z Brown Salt Lake canyon after the meet- City in charge of registration made for Jews said this source in Ogden v This and credentials evening at seven-thirtIn Vienna they will be given 14 ing in the hotel there will be a ban- Members of the national board Open grammar schools and one highan er school the '"Chajas-rea- l T 1 with Account “Kensing gymnasium” named after a former grand rabbi System” in the Most private schools in AusMcCLANAHAN’S ANNIVERSARY 19TH tria have been owned by CathoFront Ranks lic orders Others belonged to Yon can step forth the reflecProtestants and there were section of sartorial perfection in ular schools that had no connec- a McClanahan new Fall tion with any church All are to fall under: the new regulation HS-IPoe- ce Dublin Ireland is trying to T exile ‘ all - professional fortune tellers I - MurdereMo this summer on Episcopal church business reminisced with them of days when flour' sold at Dawson for $30 a sack "The bishop knew themsaid a ’98’er who asserted all” he once traded a claim that yielded three million for one that didn’t pay passage to Seattle “Once he was mushin' over the trail near Rampart when SEATTLE 2— (API-Ac- ting Sept Chief W C( Ryan of the I pt Wanted G-M- en In Cheyenne ‘ Funeral services will be held here Sunday for Mrs A H Richards 62 wife of an executive of the American Smelting and Refining company who died at San Francisco Thursday following a year’s illness Mrs Richards was bom at Brigham City Surviving rela-tive- s include George Hansen Mrs Chris Flygare and David Hansen of Ogden Hilda Hansen and Mrs Lona Peterson Salt Lake City and Junius Hansen Isaac Hansen and Mrs Mattie Cornea of Brigham City brothers and sisters j - - yarn-spinnin- g ing wrote Gadsby “and in view of the fact that Jhe petition signed by such a large number of voters demanding an election on the initiative ordinance granting a new and manufacturing centers Louis Johnson acting secre- franchise to our company upon and conditions prescribed tary of war and chairman of the terms the citizens themselves is now by committee said 15 strategic checked by the county clerk cities now were unable to- tap being and further in consideration of other power sources should their the fact that your offer is for own fail ‘or be put out of com- but a portion of our utility facilities mission in war time He did not which are located within the city of Provo and used solely for renlist the cities we redering service therein DOORS spectively suggest that the matter of proceeding with the sale of part IN of our distribution system be de- VIENNA Sept 2 — (AP) — ferred until the citizens of Provo All hSve had an opportunity to vote private schools in Austria upon the continuance of supply of both religious and secular will UTAH electric service by our company in be closed at the beginning of the Provo” next school term Sept 19 an authoritative source disclosed Figure to Reach Twelve - Mat-anusk- RACING SWINDLE — Ten high speed WASHINGTON Sept 2— (AP) — The navy is designating 14 PORTLAND Ore Sept 2 (AP)— From Carmack to a Bishop Peter Trimball Rowe has been a sourdough ’ so he was comfortable today in the company of old timers here for the Alaska Yukon sourdoughs’ reunion Bishop Rowe who "came out” ONE NABBED IN - 'For One Low Reduced Price A 19th Anniversary Value Dress Up for Labor Day — It’s So Easy! 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