Show THE OGDEK STAND StJHDAYMORNING MARCH 3 1929 NO DATES BOYS! I'VE PLENTY WOMEN WILL LEND AID TO SOLDIER : PEACE ? "t t MAIL SERVICE National Parks Airways To Make Changes In OF Hostess Service Claimed Necessary Part of Camp Life PLEASURE IS W '"V v' ' 4 fTwScK: J A' s r) Washington -to March their wartime duties of nursing and ambulance driving women must now add the duty of lending moral and physical support to the army in peace time Intentions of the war depart-i- n nt to give the peacetime soldier a defender a gentle guiding hand and an Increased social status are seen in the appontment this week of Miss Anita Phipps as laision officer-betweewar department and a number of pi eminent women's organizations throughout the i country No longer wilt the the peacetime soldier ignored because his trade apart from times of strife is an inglorious one be without someone to take up the ' cudgels in his behalf when ne as an institution is attacked and maliemed MANY 1 IKPI1 KK EXT ATI VJKS Miss Phipps according to Secretary of War Davis will have a each of the nine representative-i-n corps areas ana in me rnnippiness Hawaii Porto rtico and the Pan-acanal zone Sbme of the lesser duties of the soldier in peace time it is stated majf eventually be taken over by women although! this has not met with the stamp of official approval as yet Secretary Davis hopes to dignify the profession of soldiering and make the public appreciated the peacetime accomplishments of the United States army He would remind the public of such mertN as General Gorgas and Walter Reei who rid the country of the scourge of yellow fever and ofothers mar2- t m - ff 1 Aft v? Although dates are generally thought of as Oriental fruit these that Miss Frances Van Der Meld is enjoying never saw a camel an oasis or an Arab They were grown here in tho United States in the Date Growers' association at Indio Calif gardens of the Deglet-Noo- r Hundreds of acres of this fruit are under cultivation in the orchards of Coachelle Valley in that state WANTS MELLON THIRTY JAILED TO BE OUSTED AS OAIOSTERS Tax Refund Is Attacked Wholesale R a i d s Follow By Senator Laxity Slaying of Man In Los Angeles Is Charged WASHINGTON —A March 2— (AP) prelude to the approaching Hoover administration was heard In the senate today in opposition voice against-AndreMellon who has served eight yeas as secretary of the treasury and ia about to be renamed by the president-elec- t The discussion began with an attack by Senator McKollar on the compromise made in the deficiency bill by house and senate conferees tyrs' on his amendment to provide for of realm in Valuable work the medical research is still going on public hearings on tax refund cases in theUnited Stktes army Chem- involving more than $10000 FOR TAX REFUNDS ical discoveries of great Importance are constantly bfeing made in the The bill earned $75000000 for The army Is tax refunds and McKellar's amendarmy laboratories ready to aid fn Ipeace time when ment was modified to allow for flood fire or disaster occur hearings by committees in the inTO MAINTAIN MORALE ternal revenue bureau on refunds The aid of the women is being involving more than $20000 and asked not to cbunteract pacifist providing that the decision be propaganda nor to aid In obtain- made a public record ing large appropriations from conThe senate approved the degress but to get behind the hoUess ficiency bill this modified service of the army and to make it amendment carrying late in the day by a more effective in maintaining vote of 66 to 16 Declaring more than $3500000-00- 0 "Xne benet mat tne soicner 01 in tax refunds had been althe peace time army needs nothing done for him is a false one" lowed during tlie eight years of Senator saidiMIss Phipps 'In the monot- Mellon's adminstration onous routine of his life he needs McKellar this that charged as much if not more diversion than amounted to mistakes of that the men who were temporarily en- amount by the treasury listed and who were working unSenator Reed Republican Pennderpressure inspired by a glorious sylvania asked "has it occurred purpose to the senator most of these re"The hostess service isnot a lux- funds were on taxes illegally colury It is as much if not more of in 1918 and 1919 during the a necessity than the welfare work- lected war and before Mr Mellon came er In great civilian business into office?" The object toward which LAXITY IS CHARGED the hostesses wlfk from 7 In the 1 McKellar 11 12 or said that probably was at night morning until to help make a soldier's life In true but he insisted that Mellon camp as normal a one as possible: had not supervised the refunds to help In making him a better closely enough soldier and a more upright healthy Recalling again that Mellon had d citizen for the once owned stock in the Overholt and he has spent in protecting his whisky distillery deycc$ to take his clared" that he was McKellar encountry to help hira "probably back-into civil wifetartd children more in the liquor business life better educated in ways of liv- gaged in this country than any other ing than before they went into the man dirtctly or indirectly" He women of the to the show army also the revived the that argument deservcountry that the soldier is secretary was disquali- ing of respect and to interest them treasury fied an old statute forbidunder In improving his opportunities for n their par- Lding men engaged in business and decent entertainment Jcommerce from serving in the ticular city cabinet WORK AS HOSTESSES "It has been proved that the j contentment deportment and man-nera of men showed a marked lm-of thej provfroent due to the workand de-- j hostesses Court martials disas well as are lessened sertlQns turbances of the civilian commuri- i -- ' ' LOS ANGELES March (AP)— The arrest of suspected gangsters and rum runners In wholesale numbers was begun here today as the result of the slayiijig of an alleged racketeer — a crime which led the police to believe that followers of tile new underworld profession have begun operations In Los Angeles and San Francisco A few hours after the finding of tha body of an unidentified man in a field at Ventura a suburb police and deputy sheriffs this morning raided several hotels and apartment houses in the West Sixth street district and made 30 arrests Our of the 30 the officers picked Frank Rocco and Dominick Lao who said they were from Portlanid Me and held them for further inThe police said thfey vestigation had evidence indicating that Rocco and Leo were the owners of an ich the supposed automobile in gangster wa3 "taken for a ride") Two women Aubrey Morosco and Geraldine Forester who were said to have been in the company ot the unidentified man a shojrt time before the slaying also were held ' CASEPLACE? IN JURY HANDS ns high-minde- ' i i "Many letters from soldier1! testify to the pleasure they derive repeatedly fom hostess housesin and an army is as hostess th?y say a as a chaplain In fact necessary her work is iiust as important from a moral etandpolrft So much are thej hostesses appreciated that In jpome'instanccs trie! men have volun teered to pay their salary out of their own pockets rather than loso them from campsi BURBIDGE HEADS TAHITIAN MISSION i JUWOLLEGE POINT CLEARED The Standard-Examine- r Saturday was asked to direct attention t? t the Hollingswort'h bill now heTofa the legislature provides for the establishment of a University of Utah junior college in Ogden through the use of state funds exclusively without local taxation President Aaron "W Tracy's article in Saturday's Standard-Examinquotes from the old Holllngs-wort- h bill which contained a provision for local taxation toward maintenance of the college The bill as redrafted does not contain the matter quoted in the Tracy article Those supporting the bill aa now drawn believe the people here should know that the proposal is to have the funds for the University of Utah provide for the junior college in Ogden without raising taxes locally for that purpose er Mar 2— (AP) — W Burbulge an elder of George Saints' church rethe lLatter-da- y siding Itere has been named president Of the Tahitian mission of the chuech it was announced by the first ipresidency today Helserved on a mission to Tahiti the Society island comprising group for four yqars boginning'in CLAIMS DONOVAN 131&I He will sticceed Alma1 G EVENT OUTRAGEOUS Burton who has presided over the ifor three years Tahitian mission March 2— (AP) and will leave next month with his — WASHINGTON Senator Copeland Democrat wife and three children for his new New York declared in the senate -p°st'iFriday thats it Is "an outrageous' thing" that Herbert Hoover failed to name William J Donovan the COSTS ARE HIGHER assistant attorney general HERE LINES CLAIM as attorneyto'ithe general in his cabinet "Here is? William Donovan" SALT LAKE Mar 2— AP— Copeland said during a long talk Representatives oi railroads serv- against the pendnig radio bill ing Utah- Arizona and New Mex- "who won't be appointed attorney ico presented evidence at an inter- general because he is a Catholic state 'commerce commission hear- or a wet I don't know which to pleas of ing today In opposition "It is outrageous that this man for lower freight rates who Utah shippers two has served his country and states to the other served it wll won't be appointed to justify higher to the cabinet because he doesn't They sought railroad rates In ttUs territory with happen to fljt the standard fixed by the declaration that operating ex those who dominate the next presare nenses in mountainous country ident" I he elsewhere than Ltah higher William D Mitchell of Minneassociation Traffijc- Shippers' designated attorney brought the action for lower sota hasinbeen the new cabinet general through rates SALT UKE 4 - -- - Four Hours of Arguments Conducted In Denver Murder Trial AY"-'-- ' Was Hurled Around Shaft In Castle Dale I 1 J: ' AAV ' SALT LAKE Mar 2— Louis Johnson 50 manager of the roller 4n uoouc UtUlK V iXgt Kill tw ed Friday night at 8 jo'clock when he was caught in 'the reel irear on an upper floor No jone saw the accident and if the man had time to cry out for help no one heard ' his screams Mr Johnson was a member of the city council He had been in Castle Dale for about la year coming from his home in the vicinity of Huntington He 13 survived by his widow and six boys' Rulon Clyde Kenneth Hugh Stfenhfy and Rwen 63 n - ' 1 I 1 PAROLE IS SOUGHT BY S L PRISONER SALT LA KIM Mar 1— N E Governor Walter J Kohler of Wisconsin left his new job long White one ofnhV three men inenough to enjoy the winter sports frolic at Wausau The governor volved in the 'klayin-jj- f Policeman is shown as he raws down and goes boom while skiing on the hills! David H- Crowther ih Salt5 Lake J October 12 19 23 has around Wausau applied for parole and will come before the state board of pardons on March ruined by water that had backed 16 up under the house due to the1 FIND There are fifty-fiv- e applicants for thawing weather The officers are1 clemency to come before the board r following several clues - - ' OFFICERS — CIGARET CACHE Ogden police officers Saturday night recovered thirty thousand y cigarets stolen the night of 20 from Lindquist-Vick- s & Co 2444 Lincoln avenue Thfeves who broke into the store through a window took forty thousand j cigi arets valued at $240 When Scrsreant L W Park 'and J3etectives C K Keeter and C E rvoble discovered the loot cached under a vacant house near Wall avenue and Twenty-secon- d street half of the cigarets - had been SALT LAKH Mar 2— Plans for SALT LAKE Mar 2— Five de a state-wid- e organization of memluxe bers of the Democratic party in passenger gasoline-electri- c buses have been ordered by th Utahj will be discussed at a meetat the Newhouse jhotel "at 8 p Utah Light & Traction company for5 ing m Monday according to an an service Ion South Temple street nouncement made by George O and through Federal Heights K Bishop president of the Jackson A West general manager of the league 4comapny said today The buses will arrive in ab(jut Feb-suar- - -- ten days T'T'T We : DENVER March 2— CAP)— The case of Tarice King 3 Denver nurse who has been on trial here for the Jast week on! a charge of murder growing out of the shooting of Patrolman Robert K Evans on the morning of November 28 last at the Denver general hospital went to the jury at 4:38 a'clock this afternoon The case was placed in the n hands of the jury following of four hours of arguments by District Attorney Earl Wetten-ge- l his asistant Ralph J Cum-minand by Chief of Defense com-pletfo- gs Counsel Lewis De Tliggs Mowry —— i — — r ASHES OF MAN ARE CAST FROM PLANE NEW YORK March 2 — (AP) — Here was a "stunt" that had in it all the elements of the kind of story press agents dream about From the cockpit of an airplane the ashes of Walter Kingsley Zieg-fel- d publicity man were scattered over Broadway 'this afternoon but this potentially the best press agent story Walter Kingsley ever revised had no "ballyhoo" And so Broadway laughing and indifferent went carelessly about its business — never stopping even to gaze upward at the airplane imprinted like a golden beetle against the blue sky 3000 feet above Times square Kingsley had given the best years of his life to the business of helping to make Broadway famous Just before he dieda few weeks ago he requested that his body be cremated an! his friend Nils T Granlund a radio announcer take his ashes up in an airplane' and scatter them over the roofs and sidewalks and pavements of the Broadway he loved WGreen Discount Stamps Stamp Rtdtmptiori Station on our Btlcony NEW YORK OFFICE SALE -- March 4th to 9th We Will Feature From ' :"' " -- —— — - : y- NEW SCOTCH JOKE — LAUDER IS FOOLED LONDON Mar 2— (AP)— A Scotch joke on Sir Harry Lauder has come to London all the way from New Zealand by cable The correspondent who cabled it to the Evening News said that it's true too Here it is: Sir Harry unwittingly travelled a first-clas- s second class with railway ticket He had gone many miles when he discovered the 'mis' ' take "Aye Harry's been fooled at last" chuckled the Scotch railway man who told the story i —— 4- - Rapid development of motor distributive system available to South African agriculture transport has much improved the J' O r sr± R'V Hats Mendel Daphne 'f Exclusive iri Ogden j To $ $495 A- IP Selected from NewiYork's leading stylists and copied from the most expensive models la SALT LAKE March 2— Quick or $100 work on the part of Policeman Ben Harman and Jack Kelly saved the Is debatable One side of tho bill says 10t the life of Harold Graham 15 son of other says $20 while a Fort Mr and Mrs George ' Graham toWorth Texas man today offered day when the boy was overcome him $100 for It by gas The bill came to the NorthwestHarold was a bath when ern National bank here in a bun- the gasheatcr taking flame went out He dle of other bank notes from the did not detect the danger until he treasury department at Washing- stepped from the tub He was ton suddenly overcome and fell to the floor unconscious WOULD DIVORCE Mrs Graham discovered his plight and summoned the police DOOMED PRISONER The two police officers applied the so efficiently that the pulmotor CHICAGO March 2— (AP) — victim was soon out of danger William Henry Hauke who is un ? der sentence to hang in 12 days was sued for divorce today by LARGE BALANCE IN Emily Josephine Hauke Unless Governor Louis Emmer-so- n STATE TREASURY issues an unexpected commutation indications are Hauke will SALT LAKE Mar of not be prefsnt to contest the suit The man has been in Jail since the state treasurer were closed 1923 tor the slaying of Mrs Isa- March 1 for the preceding month Mrs bella Scheckley Haukeb with a balance of $ 27 3 536 11 S on hand in the several state founds accomplaint charged desertion cording to the monthly report is 'TIS TO LAUGH sued Saturday "Mips Dense allow me to preThis is a gain of more than sent Professor Smith" over the balance at the close "Oh jirofeesor please do some-thir- of business the preceding month absent-minde- d I" the month Receipts during Passing ?how reached ia total of $98311420 our style leadership Again demonstrating - i '! Assembled from New York's leading stylists in the smartest spring millinery that portrayp 'both quality and individuality Crochet Viscas Novelty Straws and Fabrics charmingly treated Jn 1 the newest effects Complete range of head sizes and colors 1 N Y 0 Sale " ' ) " 0 Sale N Y New JEWELRY DRESSES 4 ! 49c Values That Have No Equal - i 4' Remarkably low priced Smart amber orchid rayal and lido blue stones set In dainty gold and silver filigree Neck pieces bracelets etc N Y 0 Sale CHIFFON HOSIERY — (AP) — II P Rice Grand Forks has a piece of currency but whe- $ $20 fr 1 j Presenting: MAY BE WORTH $10 $20 OR EVEN $100 OFFICERS SAVE LIFE OF S L YOUTH GRAND FORKS N D March 2 $10 ! ' MILLINER Y WEEK 1 ther it's worth Read the Classified Ads ' V Give The'i?'Gren ? 4p : DEMOCRATS MAY ORDERS FIVE BUSES FOR S L SERVICE FORM ORGANIZATION V Mu-tua- KILLED IN MACHINERY - i crm-xer- mill ER ' XT' Special Correspondent of Tlic i Licenses — Marriage licenses were issued Saturday afternoon by the Weber county clerk to Michael S Beinet and Ella Tudor both of Ogden and Charles Dedy and Alberta Lehman both of Ogden Fees Reported — Fees collected by Weber county clerk during the tho SALT LAKE March 2— The of February totaled $58135 National Parks Airways Inc op- month the A Van report erating between Sa't Lake and Dyke filed of Lawrenceshows Saturday Great Falls Mont has carried pounds of mail in its seven For Quietness— Chief of Police months of operation it was reportHarry S Anderson has ent letThat the average of ters ed today to owners of motorcycles re4500 pounds a month has been questing that they quiet their momaintained throughout the win- tors Those owning noisy motorcyter period when air mall schedules cles and automobnea or operating over the country materially were with cutouts open will be arIbriha them interrupted and upset badly to Vhe retted said the statements congratulatory management of the company from -with the various cities on the tributary a Dlsmissed— In accordance Kint-oafi stipulation Judge James N to the lineJ Likewise thompany (Saturday dismissed the comexpresses appreciation for the conplaint of Zion's Savings Bank and tinued cooperation and loyalty of Trust and Matthew A its old patrons and for the new Miller company receiver against the Lightones constantly turning to air malt With the advent of settled weath- house er will tome announcements from — The annual banquet the company of Its plan? for the of Invitation the Morgan County Fish and year aa to augmented mail service Game Protective association will be and passenger business Work is held in Manh 4 Morgan severe Monday as as ahead rapidly going 7 p m at Officers and of promion construction cold will permit a modern hangar at Butte "On its nent members of the Weber county completion headquarters will be association have been Invited transferred from Salt Lake to the For Course— William Ludden the Montana metropolis When and LeRoy Malm of the Ogden plans for the year are made known Mutual Life office will spend there will be announcements of Penn two in Salt Lake commencweeks tonew and increased equipment Monday ing which new attending a school schedules with gether soon are to be inaugurated by the conducted by the insurance comgovernment on all - air mail lines pany giving twice a day departures From Salt Lake — Guy C Wilson — of the University of Utah will be at the Second ward today NEGRO APPEARS speaker 7 p m at solos will be ON SENATE FLOOR given by Edna Vocal Hardy a violin solo by Nettie Newman and a reading WASHINGTON March 2 — (AP) by Arjees Davis —Oscar De Priest Republican representative-elect from Illinois the Wiggins Spenks— Francis T Wigfirst negro to bo elected to con- gins Will be the speaker at the gress in years appeared Friday on Nineteenth ward today at p m the floor of the senate He walked Saxophone solos will be played by 1 down the center aisle to the front Ezra Cragun row sat down beside Senator Watand Election — Annual election of ofIndiana son Republican ficers of Ogden lodge of Elks will shook hands Members Of the house frequent- be held Tuesday evening Then ly visit the senate but rarely if will be a buffet luncheon afte' the ever walk down the middle aisle lodge session which is regarded as senatorial Ward Speakers — D George territory only De Priest then went into the Re- Shorten and Lorna Purdy' will be the the Eleventh ward publican cloak room while several this speakers at 7 o'clock at Vocal evening senators Democratic southern solos be will by Mrs Opal came out of their cloak room and McBeth and a given number trio by Julooked around Senator Heflin Democrat Alabama walked down nior and Gleaner girls and conferred with Senator Wat Eighth Ward— iprof John Q son Blaylock of Weber college will be speaker in the Eighth ward at 7 A vocal duet will be RANCHER 15 GIVEN p m today Biackhurst and E Amy by given PRISON SENTENCE H Bush and a violin solo by Hattie Burton FORT COLLINS Colo Mar 2 — (AP)— A jury todayi found In Riverdalc — District Attorney George G Morrison rancher guil- David J Wilson will speak in thfc ty of murder in the second degree Riverdale ward tftis evening Vocal for the killing of Dale Trailor a solos will besgiven by Albert Binggrocery clerk who was shot and ham and Verna Stimpson killed at the door of the Morrison household here last September Jenkins Former Bishop Trailor-had 'lost 'his way while J Howard Speaks— will be speakJenkins driving on a lonely road and er at the Thirteenth ward Mutual stopped at the Morsison home to meeting this evening at 7 o'clock inquire for dierctions The prosecution charged that he was shot by Held For Trial — Leo Facer waivmistake the victim of a bullet in- ed preliminary hearing in city court tended for Fred Hall neighbor of Saturday on a charge of failure to Hall was accused by Morrison for his wife and family He Morrison of paying attentions to his provide was ordered bound over to the disDvife court under $1200 ball Under the verdict Morrison is li- trict able to a prison sentence of from In Farr West — Talks on "Plowten years to life The defense ing" by Alma Brown and "Plantclaimed Morrison was insane ing" by Ileen Agreen will be given in the Farr West ward thia eveTROTZKY ALARMS ning There will be- a" violin solo by Glen West and a piano duet by GERMAN FRIENDS Mary and Elsie Dowd — March 2 — (AP BERLIN Conference— Marriott ward German friends of Leon Trotzky will hold their annual con exiled soviet leader were alarmed ference this evening Addresses today when Hugo Urbahns editor will be made by visiting members of the newspaper Volkswille the of the stake boards and the bieh German communist organ received a telegram from Constantinople opric which read: Boys Seized— Police Officers E "Situation becoming acute L Shaw and Rink Smurthwalte What is Germany s answer?' The message was signed by Saturday afternoon15 arrestedof four years age Trotzky and was understood to negro boys about with stealrefer to the state of his health The boys were charged and to his request for permission ing gasoline from automobile tanks to reside in this country In gov- They will appear in the Juvenile ernment circles it was again in court Monday dicated that a majority of the cabOratorio— Interpretation of the inet was opposed to granting a visa to Trotzky but that no for oratorio "Elijah" will be a feamal decision had been made ture of the Sixth ward service today at 7 p m There will be an address by E A Larkin reading ASKS PROBE INTO Rosella Larkin vocal selections STEWART OUSTING by by Blanche Heed William S Wright J P Fernellus and Vella WASHINGTON March 2 — W Sackett and a violin solo by (AP)' — Investigation by the federal Virginia Anderson trade commission of the attempt of John D Rockefeller Jr to To Hear Oath— Through the oust Robert W Stewart from con- - courtesy of J Howard Jenkins a trol of the Standard Oil company radio set has been Installed in the of Indiana was asked in a reso- Lorin Farr school so that the stulution put before the senate with dents may listen In on the Inauguout comment tonight by Senator ration ceremonies in Washington Stephens Democrat Mississippi on D C Monday In a statement issued later Sen ator Stephens referred to recent Entertained—Mrs J II Hhine declarations made in the newspa was a guest of Mrs Frank Sanford pers to the effect that Rockefeller was attempting in this battle to re- in Salt Lake at a party given by auxiliaries to the railway gain the Standard Oil of Indiana the brotherhoods in the Newhouse for the the Standard Oil group building on Wednesday evening 32-0- rvf arc In Disasters Standard-Kxnmlne- yTtz SEEN Would Dignify Profession of Soldiering To Aid By CARG' A GOVERNOR "GOES BOOM" Spring TIME - if R City "Briefs DRAWS PRAISE "N ARD-EXAHIHE- I 69 guying Power 77 Store Contributes! to This Great Thrift Offer silk full fashioned novelty heel so smart now lovely sheer grade in all of spring's most favored colors Usually sold for $250 All pure In styles and 'colors for every occasion pvery thrifty woman and girl will see these dressesi and select even two or morefor such values will instantly' appeal ' I j i I ' 0 Sale CRETONNES Colored TOWELS ill 3 for' $100 29c yard designs1 in beautiful i I rich and gay Smartest patterns on neutral grounds Showing for the first time i - Entirely New size absorbent towels Delicate rose a rich taffosan 69c color of blue lovely orchid and a testing Inile green Very specially priced new rayqn fabric Fashion's' newest spring fhvorifes lustre cloth Featured in checkj and tnulti plaids All of th sea '1 son's favored colors 20x40 ' it p 4y Y 0 Sale' 11 N Y - J j tint of malse:a cool 36-inc- yard h all-ov- - er |