Show : r i : - i Z2 SECOND SECTION CE SECOND SECTION ill O SECTION B OGDEN CITY UTAH FRIDAY EVENING AUGUST 9 1940 Y ID - Utah Leaders Begin Movement to Strengthen Agricultural Industry COURT ORDERS Candidates Op en Offices ON VOCATIONS For Campaigns In Ogden STRESS PLACED MARBLE GAMES' DESTRUCTION E P o Denies Request for Jury! Trial Over $ 000 of Coin Devices 1 Ogden city's petition seeking destruction of four alleged "payoff m: marble machines which were confiscated from former Mayor Har-ma- n W Peery's Olii Mill inn June 7 was granted today by City Judge Charles G Cowley A five-da- y stay of execution was permitted The cour denied a defense motion for a jury trial holding such cases were not entitled tio jury hearings under Utah gambling statutes Mr A state-wid- e MEETING SCENE Peery was granted permission to committee with the objective of V file an affidavit for a change of Utah agriculture was formed at a meeting conditions for improving venue but Judge Cowleyindicated of representative producers processors and distributors of canning OUTLINED the motion would be denied-i- f and other products sponsored by the Ogden chamber of comcrops L merce Shown In the photo are thosej seated at the head table (The presented Total value of the machines is weather obliged the? 82 men present to tackle their business in shirt estimated 'at $l000j sleeves) From left to right: Dr George F Knowlton Utah experij - E B Harrison ment station E J iFjeldsted chamber of commerce secretary James special investigaA Howell Utah Horticultural society president Samuel C Powell tor for the Utah attorney general's office at the time jof the confiscachamber president! Fred Knickerbocker Union Pacific railroad and tion testified he inserted $435 of New J P ilopkins Southern Pacific railroad Ways to Overcome coins in the Mill's four machines Utah Medical Society to and that he took a total of $1 from Pests and Diseases Hold Convention three of the devices from a "meAre Sought chanical payoff unit" located below the playing surface Aug 29-3- 1 Mr Harrison denied ai defense on a statewide basis contention that the! machines were a Organized new agricultural imDrovement Ogderi will be the scene of pro"under padlock" when taken from J committee today had been set up fuse activities when the Utah State X the resort under a seizure warrant to "disspmin fh of problems Medical association meets here for prepared by the state to the business Interests agriculture conclave August 29 its annual 46th at was Mr Peery who present of Utah" 31 30 and with headquarters at the the hearing was convicted by a The committee was organized at Dormitories arjd Addition Ben hotel Lomond Meetings will four-ma- n of keep- a meeting Thursday night in Dick's jury on Juneon27his be in held school Ogden high To device premShop ing a gambling Structure of the will be One speakers' guest ises 'He appealed the case to Sec- chamber of commerce at which B Dr Paul of Magnuson professor ond district court after he was sen- representatives of growers canning Completed and head the of and surgery tenced to pay a fine xof $50 or crop processors and distributers joint department- at Northwestern serve 3CL days in jaiL and transportation officials dis university When Dr Rufus Reid Little new cussed means of closer cooperation All visiting doctors and their to realize better returns from in superintendent of th$ Utah tuberare invited to join in celewives culosis sanatorium iii Ogden ar- vestments the golden anniversary of brating Sneakers aDtiealed for a united rives from Rhode Island to assume Weber the County Medical society effort in obtaining legislation that his duties about iSetember 10 he 30 seven p m A pageant at August would enable the Utah agricultural will find a going concern operating the depictinggrowth of medicine experiment station to purchase ad- - with at least half of) its beds oc- from the pioneer dayjf to the HOLD CONCLAVE ditional early hothouses for further re cupied present will be given in connection search and experimentation with William P Miller jadministrative with the anniversary at the high assistant at the hospital said to- crop pests and diseases school auditorium A buffet supare 44 patients and an 1'oints day there lo Circulation Uti i and entertainment will be held it per in in ine larm- pncauons are coming in conaauea aouar Northi er'sxLivery at the Ogden Country club after is an added All the Datiehts are housed pocket potentially stantly the pageant business man's cash in one wing which has a canacitv Weber Mutuals Make dollar in the The auxiliary will hold its condeclared m J Kieldsted of 48 Total caoacitV! is 96 register" vention in the Ben Lomond hotel cnamDer Meet for "The Personnel includes nowemnloved secretary producer Ready Other guest speakers at the conhas the problem of growing his two Ogden physiciaris six nurses will be Dr J Dewey survention oa niiu neepiug J pesw i0ur maids rive orderlies four v'"u ireq y I DR RUFUS R LITTLE gery specialist of Omaha Dr I and diseases it is up to the proc- - kitchen workers thUe engineers Executives or ne latter-uaG Carr of Chicago James Dr essors east from and distributors to !see that one laboratorv technician and ' two Saints Mount Coming Ogden and North : v J James F" Churchill San of x i Diego marax on uts tne vveDer a staise Doaras mei in the nffire pruuuct is piacea Dr Herbert E Coe r of Seattle Dr the Twelfth ward Thursday ket in the best possible state and Buildinirs Acceoted Fred J Hodges of Ann Arbor Dr me i mannerevemns to make plans lor tne an- ntpw hni Miners at tha hncnitai ?n Verne C Hunt of Los Angeles Dr M included utner nual convention which will be held Roy speakers eluding a dormitory an A Ray Irvine of Los Angeles Dr Christensen assistant 8 7 patholThe and plant land a shop meeting September eightroora dormitory! C F Kemper of Denver Dr Jo w i oeisi oi tne experiment a - t fiii room nave station and- auuiuuii du ai--u tunuuv-Lcme w ' "v Duuerj j Knowlton entomoloF seph E J King of New Yprk Dr George c£mDieted McCune of Mbunti Ogden stake Prbeen are now furnished Lewis Micheison of San Francisco ° conCX£ this were recently officially apSuggestions for making Alton Ochsner of New Or Dr stressed the of necessity (reducing proved by the state building com- vention an outstanding success Dr N G Petermanlof Mil leans mission were given in a' round table dis- - Utah's commercial crons The dormitbries are not waukee Dr James T Priestley of cussionnairmenr from potni D said Utah's crop yetDroccupied N ewScalp Rochester N x Dr John Raaf of I Little joweveAj stakes were chosen to take charge Iosses Knowlton new) superintend- UependentUn t£)tal about $2000it)00 Portland Ore and Dr Earl C V ent was born in Greensboro N C work in the vear of the departm PomATnInn Wnrlror Sage of Omaha Remaining 2htv-tw- n Sunday meeting w&ch will tie held I men attended the in 1907- - He received jhis B A de- in Weber college Members !of the meeting representing Cadhe Box I See from the University of North Ihrough beason aro"na in oeconamg a mem general board will) be present to- Elder Weber Davis Utah knd Salt I ber of the Phi Beta Kappa scholas take charge of the) meetines Sat- Lake counties J A Mnweti f n —X ur tic Utah tomato growers will pay 10 will be for which the Utai Hortifraternity He obtained his M D priest- den president of the day I Jhood authorities and stake boards cultural society was toastrpaster degree from the University of cepts per ton more for tomato — s Those present from Mount Og- Committee Members Pennsylvania in 1932 ahd served his picking this year than was paid Named to the committee were mternesnip in iresoyterian hospital last year George Holt of Clear deh stake were Ross H McCune from 11932 until field president of the Utah Can Lawrenceh! William Mvrtle Price Harvey F Cahill secretary of the of Philadelphia Marie Peterson Hortense Beers Utah Canners association! repre- - 1934 ning Crops association announced Unemployed young people are to lears JLxperience and Cora Berehout: and from senting processors P :H Mulcahy today be inSince his then InterThe encouraged to register with the has association decided Mr experience North Weber stakb William B representing transportation national ciudes service at Whitesides to ratt said xsortn employment service and of ton $1 estsi No for pay per Reading jalt JLayton Taylor Lawrence Jenkins Truethe national youth administration °Sden fruit growers Elvin institution for treatment of tuber- - mkoes To be paid this price the it was announced at a regional Myrtle Woods and Evelyn Blakeley! Norh i tuiuow m vuhuicu iwuuwuii ui xridiii aim ui i pieicers must agree to woric through meeting of the L D' S welfare januwa N R Hines of Salt Lake City mar- - the state sanatorium jat Wallum the season and thev must also organization in the Ogden Fourth to heln load the tomatoes iane nnoae island irQm ward chapel Thursday night iicumg — agencies i m xwo Dusmess men it was agreed tne present lie is married and has m v r?n Mnif fho fr npa " w With Chairman William H Reed- t 1'"' auumu uc- u&meuJ j10 tne comnuuee one enna least 25 cents less per ton where er Jr of Ogden in charge rep at from each of the canning crop resentatives attended from 'Ogden " pickers work only part of the counties including Cache Box El-- I V r l f Mount Ogden Weber North We 111 der Weber Davis Salt Lake and I lj GERMAN L)fnTlST Box Elder Morgan Cache ber Utah 'Date of the next imeetincl Malad Bear River Lyman and was not set A I D D -- 1 Il stakes Woodruff Samuel C Powell chamber of IWSUII UT Reports on progress of welfare George White 650 Twenty-fourt- h commerce president welcomed the was the principal business L D S missionary to gathering declaring it was the aim former projects — - r ranee xiaa the of meeting Chairman Reeder just reyeivea an inter- of the chamber to serve the inter the said irom of reports'- showed satisfac Jeon letter ests of both rural and urban sec estmg JTargier valence near JLyons France1 His tions of the state Climax of the 1940 observance of The senatorial race Is eettine tory conditions In the aricultural letter dated June IB toilows: American dentistry's 100 years of under way in Ogden with the two and clothing projects "Dear Friend White: n iervice to mankind wil be the cen- Democratic contenders "A few daysagoj I had to stop IS Lcuiiiaa convention al me American inttumDent oenator iving and rtep- - en's study group in the campaign holding LbD S meetings at Gre- Dental nsfift5atlnn tn Via Vial l I rpcontsf Iva "Kf iifrln'lr 'fiavini f headauarters of Senator King 2450 ' noble because of the present hapCleveland Sept 9 to 13 BV ready established headquarters here Washington to inspect the sen " I penings It 1s horrible there is no nnH and others nlannintr to onen offireq ator's record of office All women Among the 10000 P men l Kay Wolfe civilian liaison officer women of the profession who will On Monday at ten a m Clair are invited according to Walter the army and the various attend the sessions will be repre- - Stpart Boyer will conduct a worn- - Grossenbach office manager agencies which spon- - pentatives or the Utah State Dental Z governmental run over anything which appens sor CCC has returned to I association camps to be in front of them ! his headquarters 1"cneI Ninth aAur particular — interest iiS texPc- WTiy don't the free states of the -tol tne world shudder beforb so manyhor- - San ifresiaioa results of a tUlluuyejeilu country-wid- e Francisco after inscectinar dental :vi- - VVv census health which Is now Utah ln a camPs number?f being don't thev fhrht against such - Wolfe visited Snow basin conauctea rjy tne association as a thines? There must be no more heMr-Monte area Alta and voluntary ajd to the national de- Cristo honest people left bn earth We — a- — i ic-- t if sunnnrr -mnrai uiave pnnnrn priniicn 7 ''— I ° census ionalThe was undertaken to chief of operations for the fine talk What we need is ma- - f Bus! by determine America's physical help lorest service sunnort: or our nhristian ivi tenal SAM fitness for military and industrial mzation in Europe is going to dis FRANCISCO Now' the time for a real vacaappear and take note brother SOot from the chimney The build service in light of the fact that dental diseases Go tion! accounted for bus the by wiii go mg is owned by A T Johns —for about what you'd spend : 1 saveu afterward Yes?"11 mv neonlei die $1250 i oi wuuy iiiciuui home It'll be less crowd at the time of staying I vacant house in Kanesvillepari Thurs America's 'entrance in the World World's Folr ed at your favorite resort And people who remain the fish really bite in August! inactive and unaware of their dan- day afternoon The building was j war Hollywood You'll ride in cool comfort see ger In any event God will judge last occupied ty Russell Gordon Dam Boulder who is the good arid who is the una ensen The "General Sherman" tree In wuv more yet spend lees Mail the J ? Yellowstone said he does not know cause of Sequoia national park is 2724 feet bad Samaritan coupon for free 'information! 'Give my best regards to the me ure Rocky Mountains tall missionaries whom we have known Columbia Gorgt pnciFicsTOGES and to President Evans and his £ai?rJyl 1J°W can 1 grange to go Pant this eon non on m penny 1 Pray for usi in Europe" I potU card juid mail to I Union Pacific IIMOM rAClHO BUS TOCKS ' I 7T Tet Houth TempU gt I Stages Depot Salt Lake City Utah for free 2338 Wash Information on trip t Phone 77 I j - ' 4- - 6 NEW HOTHOUSE PLANS BY PHYSICIANS SPACESOUGHT Sanatorium lias Nearly Half of Beds Occ UDied j bc-n-e f j -- STAKES WILL I - Mount Oqien " I i ft t r O ' Greenwood G O County Clerk Is Lining Candidate Talks to Up Arrangements for Ogden Group Primary Election E "Education is on trial" said E Six candidates for places on E Greenwood Republican candidate for state superintendent of the November ballot of the general public instruction today in an ad- election have opened offices arid dress before Ogden educators and Republican leaders at Hotel Ben Lomond "It is our task as schoolmen" to make it practical and useful JWe must our methods and our goals to make sure the young people we turn out can function satisfactorily in the bewildering and complex society of which they will be a part Greater Responsibility "While preserving the ideals of democratic government we must assume a greater responsibility for vocational fitness of the young people The most pressing problem they will meet Is the problem of making a living T therefore advocate Immediate attention to increased vocational guidance in the schools A good mechanic has always been and is now worth more to the nation than a poor professor It Is wrong to let chitdren grow up believing that in order to succeed they must have white-coll- LEG FRACTURED An 82 X-ra- -- "In chemistry and physics in machinery and building in manufacturing and merchandising lie more opportunities than lie in the learned professions" Mr Greenwood declared "I would have the fundamentals of education stressed The complaint of businessmen that the products of our schools are deficient in the three R's is too frequent not to merit attention and remedy American "The Communist-guide-d Youth congress is evidence that we must indoctrinate and saturate our youth with Americanism Turning our faces ever toward the future we must not let our students forget the principles that have made us a great nation" Francis T Wiggins principal of Washington high school was chairman of the meeting which Mr Greenwood addressed and Harold Welch Instructor at Central ' high school and head of the Young Republican club of Weber county was secretary Harris Reunion To Be Held Saturday : so-call- ed I3TH ii - - II Ml nA J for registration before" the primary election on Sept 3 said Lawrence 4 M Malan county clerk When most of the election districts were changed as to number the clerk's staff went through the books of each district transferring the' names of registered voters into the new districts However anyone who failed to vote in the last general election will have to register again Anyone-whis doubtful about his status should inquire of his registration agent as to whether he is eligible to vote in tne primary election ir no candidate gains a clear majority for Murdock John for Huggins M B John Wintle LD SWARD C Littlefield OUTING SATURDAY - inniHwM the county clerk's office is preparing to handle registration af voter Aug 13 and 17 Those whose offices are functioning are: Herbert B Maw for Democratic nomination for gover- nor Japanese room Hotel Ben Lo- mond Henry D Moyle for Democratic 'nomination tax- governor room 304 Hotel Ben Lomond Reed Stevens for Republican nomination for governor 24S2 Washington Abe Murdock for Democratic nomination for U S senator room-60Eccles building William H King for Democratic nomination for U S senator 2450 Washington and 2464 Washington Ira Wajttr K Granger for Democratio nomination for U S representative will open quarters in Ben Lomond hotel Saturday Names Transferred V over his opponents for tne party there will be a run-o- ff The annual reunion of the Na nomination the two highest election between than Harris family - organization candidates This will be held Oct will be held at eleven o'clock Sat 1 dates then Further registration urday August 17 at the Lorin Farr win De uctoDer e id ana ju park A good program has been election will be conThe general prepared and the executive com ducted Nov 5 mittee is desirous of a large at Directing 'Offices tendance A pageant is also being of candidates office! In charge prepared Basket luncheons are here are: For Maw David Trevi-thic- k planned says Emma H Unander for Moyle Errol Bagley for secretary 903 Grant Stevens William Fisher for King ed time-honor- who suf- ear-old-woman fered a fractured left leg Friday night when she tumbled off her front porch was reported in a "fairly good" condition today by the Dee hospital The victim Mrs' Laura Had-- f ield of 622 Twenty-thir- d was reported to have slipped off the porch falling onto the cement stairs Her leg was broken 'just below the hip Relatives reported Mrs Hadf ield has been enjoying good health exy cept for poor eyesight photos were to be taken later today the hospital reported jobs ar AN FALLS WO started campaigns in Ogden and Thirteenth L D S ward annual summer outing and reunion will be held Saturday at two p m at the Ogden Stake park All members and former members are invited to attend Those wishing transportation will please notify the bishopric Peterson in) dmi ( GIVE THE: AIR TO SNIPFLEB V FIRST CHOICE OF MILLIONS $$Wm't'nnu rinvt mut it world 5 LARGEST 7j IST SELLER T IO JOSEPH ASPIRIK timmmjmmwmmm-r'-"- -- 1 1 I -- 1— - 1 I am 1 I mosc-auracu- - ve I - ijj:! 4- a 1 i 10-roo- a 10 F5AT0 PICKER m ' t- WAGES RAISED J WRITER SCORES i — 1IJ llORDES "tij j' Utah v- I ll rrmmt inwwuw 'CVCye US Health Census f" Senatorial ?oce i f - r-H- sUyr I j I ! 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I'""" III illlM j aJ ?t ed A ' I FAY BEMENDERFER with Grant's 1 year ' "I have on hand special for this event HUJlli err W TOWN printed STATIONERY in large or Li small sizes" Package'- - ! 3IRS 3IARJORIE CAREY with Grant's "I suggest large beautiful FRAMED PICTURES landscapes and florals that sell regularly for 25c" —— j 71 ' j I A patch of shingles was burned rrom tne roor of a house occupied by Don Wall at 32Q2 Washington late Thursday reported city fire men wno put out the fire before much damage was done Firemen ascribed the fire to hot T IV i J mmmm& proof xr THfS eROWM-FOSMA- ) STRAIGHT JU land WMttCr KENTUCKY IS 4 CliTtLLERY C0 PINT Code No 100 nniir?nni QUART WHISKY Code No 183 V TMtf ImW OtO IMCORPCRATEO JK ImMriU In Kwtuur Us Wt x if X i J 4 years 5 s A 'You couldn 7 please her moret J Women's Fine MRS DTJREL BURICE with Grant's 8 years "Sti'J the favorite bargain of aUV Men's large white rs or women's fancy printed HANDKERCHIEFS (W IRayon Slips 5 5 '1 Only I Z Mrs Louise LeSieur WITH GRANTS 3 YEARS A perfectly beautiful rayon satin slip that sells regularly for 59c" 3 5 11 NAME ADDRESS 154-8-- 2 if MISS RUTH DICItSON with Grant's 5 years 1 C H Hfl suggest for this event our "GRANT EX SILK HOSE in the new fall shades Regular- - V V V U ly S9c" S5c' each S for ' : r I f J - - 3HSS MARION FLETCHER with Grant's 3 years "Specially purchased for this sale Seconds n e- C of our regular 25c MEN'S SHORTS in sizes UM 30 to 43 at this unusual low price Pair r— r (TRAINING PANTS) Mrs Norma Bennett ' i WITH GRANT'S 9 YEARS "We have just received 60 dozens of these unusual first quality training pants" Special V Mrs Ina Christensen WITH GRANT'S 1 YEAR ! 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Young Folks Will Be Encouraged to Use Labor Offices -- u u - f DEPAnirraErj I U lC' M 3IRS NONA HOLT with Grant's 2 years "To help you 'get them ready for school I have purchased specially spun rayon HEATHER PLATO for only yard MISS ELD A MORTENSON with Grant's 1 year "I have just received in stock 2000 yards of the finest MARQUISETTE REMNANTS 15c values for this sale only" Yard 2375 Washington Olvd I :J 4 t |