Show S SATURDAY EVENING OCTOBER 24 1935 THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- R Immmmmmmmmmmm''mmmmmmmmmmmmm j IDAHO HAKES j8 v feu ROAD AVJARDS Contracts Attain Total of Half Million Dollars DILLfflf WOULD SMASH MACHINE J BOISE Idaho Oct 24—AP)— r Successful bidders on svn rnn- tracta totalling approximately $500-00- 0 were being notified I today by the Idaho highway bureau It was uie largest letting in five months Dan J Cavanagh Twin Palls was low at ?64951 on grading draining and surfacing 705 miles of the Idaho central highway between Gannett and Picabo oil-in- £ 3 4- - Pioneer Will Be Inferred Sunday X services for Mrs Mary Ann Read ing Checketts 67 wife of William Checketts will be conducted Sunday at two pm in the L D S Providence Second ward chapeL Mrs Checketts died Friday at the family home here after an' illness of heart disease V She was born in Salt Lake City September 11 1869 a daughter of William and Elizabeth Mansfield Reading She has resided in - Providence for 65 years and was a member of the Primary board of-- the L D S Logan stake for several years She served in the presidency of the Providence Relief snoiptv She is survived by her husband nine sons and daughters Mrs jean u Jacobson Lymanri-Hoi- Lee Cchecketts Mrs Bvrnn ana jmxb furle Peterson Logan Mrs CyTil Bjorkman Los Arnni Mrs Jesse N Jensen and Floyd wiecKetis Providence: Leslie vnecKeits freston Ida Hazen Checketts 30 Calif Hayward grandchildren two brothers John Reading" Idaho Falls Idaho Joseph Reading Logan 3 o ticket as an honorable gentleman "but a man of impulse who makes promises he cannot keep A flat denial of recent Republl "He promised you lower gasoline rates and got : into a legal can charges concerning ' "srjoils tributes' in the state liquor commis jam without reducing the rates "He promised you the municipal sion" was made today by Adam busses and ran into another legal Patterson Jr of Ogden Republican Jam and you : don't have the mu- member ' of the eommissinn v FOR Mr Patterson declared the Idea nicipal busses "He promised you a municipal conveyed and evidently intended to power and light plant and that be conveyed was that a certain also become involved because meeting called by the liquor com Asks Voters of Weber to of i has -technicalities which have mission was "purely for political legal Elect Full Democratic purposfes to discuss a plan to raise not been settled funds" "In fairness to Mr Peery" Dr political Ticket :"The stores and package ' agenMaw declared "I favor many of ' ae under my direct superviAn appeal to voters of Weber the things the mayor favors but cies sion I made the call for the meet: we imdo not want a man of county to elect a full Democratic ing which was held solely for busiticket was made by Herbert B Maw pulse in the capital We want a ness plurposes: only matters nerti- president of the state senate at a man of sound judgment" to nent the business was discussed Democratic rally in the Elks' club TROGRESSITE" LAWS At that meeting no request was Friday night The burden of Dr Maw's made Jand no instruction given Abe was to the effect that certain'speech Tonight at eight o'clock "progresconcerning political contributions Murdock United States represen sive-legislation is needed in- and moreover politics were not dis : will be tative seeking better social legislation cussed) in any manner whatsoever" the ' principal speaker at another cluding "If Dillman is elected those ends - mr fatterson enclosed a mimerally in the Elks' club will be defeated" declared ographed copy of his call for the James H Moyle former Demo- - Maw "because he Is an honest Dr remeeting in Salt Lake City Oct :'' committeeman for actionary jcratic national' 14 at ten am one-tucanaiaate ior uian ana "If Peery is elected the ends United States seator against Reed wul Smoot also i will speak Mr Moyle statebe defeatedwillbecause the other ernor Blood he said answered officers not be in har- tnem au is at present United States- - comfavorably mony with him since he has bemissioner of customs Simon M Welsh chairman of the trayed his own' party ON 'DEAL' QUESTION board of the railway "If Blood is those ob- legislative brotnerhoods Appealing for party harmony Dr jectives in Ogden discussed can be achieved because a Maw said: "It has been rumored of meeting legislative represen will listen to the voice - of the during the past few days that I he tatives! of the brotherhoods In masses now organized" have supported Governor Henry H a Cleveland short time at ago Concluding his address Dr Maw which j44 out of the 48 states were Blod because a deal has been made said: between us but those who cir"If there is a man who has fought reDresented culate the rumor fail to take into He declare there was unanimous masses it is Abe Murdock endorsement consideration two important facts: for the Weber-countof President Roosevelt voters win do after all "of the "First that Henry H Blood is an Surely acts of the present to everything in their power bring administration had been discussed honest man and no critic has about his dared to impugn his integrity j ROYLE SPEAKS am "Second that I the recognized TORRANCE TO FIGHT leader of thousands of progressives Another speaker Eldred M in the state who follow me be- Royle state senator from southern NEW YORK Oct 24— Jack Tor cause I am an honest man and Utah discussed the questionnaire rance famous shotputter is ex who know that I cannot be bought" sent by the Utah State Federation pected i to fight professionally un of Labor to candidates for state der the direction of Mike Jacobs as soon as he trains down from office ties concerned to regulate as they He declared Mayor r Peery an- 320 to 260 pounds see fit The revenue derived from swered : unfavorably seven out of M the sale of intoxicating liquor must the 17 questions submitted Gov-j is Peru down imports cutting be divided between the communi state with ties where sold and the adequate provision made to support enforcement agencies" Mr Dili-ma- n Last Times Tonight L concluded rr CHEESE IN POCATELLO it Albert Johnson who served the state of Washington for 20 years With in congress was sharp in his forBrian Donlevy Gloria Stuart ay against the New Deal stating the "excessive overburdening of government Lj breaking down our entire ' system of government It has made rubber stamps of our congress and figureheads of our MAW APPEALS - - HARMONY 1 " ne 4 : J re-elec- ted ' i i RAY E DILLMAN Ray E Dillman Republican candidate for governor delivered a of the present state administration during a ma jor Weber county Republican rally in the Egyptian theatre Friday evening Albert Johnson former congressman from Washington defined the! issues of the national j campaign! Mr Dillman pledged! if elected to "smash this colossal machine which handicaps every department of government These unscrupulous parasites will be fearlessly and summarily dismissed supplanting thenr with a personnel qualified and efficient— not because of any single political devotion" QUESTION OF TAXES 'Taxes have actually increased" he stated "in the face of alleged reductions by this administration They have deceived the voters of the state) There has been no appreciable saving There has been a mere shifting of the burden Taxes have increased 50 per cent in the past decade" The gubernatorial candidate prefaced his attack upon the Blood administration with a reference to Dr H B Maw's recent activity "It will be interesting to follow the future of the new Blood-Maalignment We wonder whether Dr Maw the original apostle of ririghteousness or his once-hate- d val sold out Herbert B Maw made accusations against our governor to me personally of which I wouldn't dare repeat one-tento a public gathering Now he waves the Blood banner" "We pledge ourselves to amend the state liquor act The sale of beer should be left to the locali- strong-denunciati- on - w th i CC Wages are rising In Italy is necessary broadcasting to be sure" he explained "but It is al- most an Insult to the "American intelligence to believe the voters must be told repeatedly that they must vote for this party or the other or suffer the consequences - of poor 7 government "A limited amount of speaking from both the presidential and other office seekers would be acceptable to the people but I feel that the priciple of radio address has been violated" con-dldat- es Tea WW Be Held Monday In Valley Politics On the Air Tonight Women Assemble At Tea In Hotel : Republican — - WEAP-NB- C a m and WJZ-NB- C one-thirp m both to be announced Monday:- Republican — - WEAP-NB- C two-thirp m Landon clubs Sunday: eleven-thirt- y ty - ty At Our Regular Prices Us 36 HOURS TO Till 6 KILL 26c I IMD : governors" Mr Johnson related of having seen and having written down the After 0 tl3S And You Get Added Thrills By He aring the Musical Numbers On the Orpheum's Greatest Show Season! numbers of six carload lots of Canadian cheese "which were unloaded in Pocatello Idaho and flooded upon the American market' Do we want to make our own cheese or support foreign labor? That is the New Deal tariff protection granted to western Eyes The Greatest Names in Entertainment in the Year's GreatiDst Musical Romance " - re-label- ed feminine Bearw CANT states" LeRoy B Young county chairman presided and introduced the candidates i Music for the rally was furnished by the Southern Pacific glee club Several movie shorts opened the program ' Star entertainers of radio screen vaudeville and the concert stage in the biggest of all "BIG BROADCASTS"! LAST TDIES TODAY I Last Times Tonight (Time Is Mountain Standard) v Tonight: Jeffersonian Democrats— WOR-MB- S seven-thirt- y Bainbridge A large number of Weber county women attended a Republican tea In the Hotel Ben Lomond on Friday afternoon Mrs Royal Eccles president of HUNTS VILIjE Oct 24 — A tea the Weber county Republican wowillbe given by the Republican men's organization was in charge : v-"- i J mart TOMORROW t V Hearts Girls and 1 TONIGHT Symphony Orchestra of Ogden Church Services :1S— KLO— Thrift Parade :30— KLO— Man on the Street ' :45— KLO— Royal Coal Company ' Band Program 50— KLO— Singing Troubadour " :00—KLO— Dinner Edition News 15— KLO— Wright's Modern Melo- dies :30— KLO— South Washington Furniture's Western Program 45— KLO — Reader's Digest of Current Books— Carnegie Free Library Program 00— KLO— Utah State Republican rrogram :15 — KLO — Bennett's— Scanning the Sports :30 —NBC— Melody Parade :00—NBC— Independent Coalition of American Women present Al Smith 8 :00— NBC— Miles — National Barn Laboratory Dance 10 Ambassador Hotel Or- -' chestra 10 30—KLO— White City Orchestra 10 m :00— KLO— Schedule " i ''v--: ng"A certain amount of political ! l Home nt WASHINGTON Oct 24— (AP)— AFTON Wyo Oct 24— (AP)— An Five railroads offered reduced rates automobile collision 30 miles north today on transportation of hay feed of here Wednesday claimed its secand other forages into the Dakota f drouth areas ond viotim last night in the death Reductions authorized by the in- of terstate commerce commission will WyoEarl Kennington 28 Pairview apply to shipments from Idaho Injured In the Iowa Minnesota Montana Nebras- accident whichwaskilled his comka Wisconsin Washington WyoCecil 18 also of panion ming and points In Illinois Michi- Fairvlew Ten Shumway brothers and sisters gan Kansas and Missouri to all including Norma now Kennington counties in South Dakota and to Latter-da- y a Saints church serving North Dakota points on the Chi- mission at Yakima Wash and cago seven northwestern railroads Mrs Annie K Pendleton clerk of the Kemmerer Wyo court women at two o'clock Monday In the LJDS Huntsville Relief Society hall A representation of the Republican candidates will be present Mrs lone Wangsgard will be in charge All women are cordially invited to attend " PROCRAMS :35—NBC — NBC Mayor Harman W Peery of Ogden an ardent radio fan and also Progressive-Dcidependecandidate for governor of Utah Is getting tired of turning on his radio and getting political speeches He is sojiired he said today that he's consideringf an addition to his gubernatorial platform advocating "certain restrictions upon the use of radio time for political broadcasti- y IM BLUE IIETWOniC i Patierson Denies Rails Cut Rates Peery Advocates Collision Claims 'Rum Unit Charge Radio Orator to Drouth Areas Its Second Victim Gag on J I on the Progressive-Independe-nt - LOGAN CONTRACTORS Olaf Nelson Logan Utah was awarded the grading draining g and surfaclne contract on 502 Vmiles of the north-sout- h highway north of Coeur D'Alene and on 63 vi bug xeuuwstone irau irom Mullan to the Montana line His bid was $132451 ' A O Thorn Springville Utah mbs low at : $51726 on grading draining and surfacing 306 miles of the Old Oregon Trail In Gooding county Triangle Construction Co Spokane won a macadam surfacing contract on 413 miles of the north-sout- h highway in Nez Perce county with a 'bid of $66110 i m : rvvuiract l ior constructing an un- at oerpass Mountain Home was L awarded to- - Morrison-Knudse- n Co Boise which bid $106338 ON PARK ROAD Wheeler and England Mor eland Idaho won the contract cn grading and draining 34 miles of the Yellowstone park highway from Swan Lake to Red Rock with an estimate of $40009 Carl Nyberg Spokane underbid all competitors on grading draining and surfacing 9 mile of the Clarks Fork highway In Bonner county He bid $13857 4 n : Seven ' Har-ma- for-gov-ern- I V Dr Maw referred to Mayor W Peery candidate I Means a ThriuTown' —v f A r - n em ''It 3i rrf i r it ll ii itin l i 9 t 0°'v ne w tiA- V- j i ill ii : -- ml ji - works In His j : J--i uJk lr£2 m - CHARLESX Plus BUTTEXW0RTH A Comedy IHUCH NERSERTI I WUER ABEL I Cartoon and News ity STARTS TOMORROW 8 Hopkins Orches- - 11 :00 — NBC —Swingcopators 11 :30— NBC— Hotel BUtmore Orches- - 45—NBC— Mark fro Clark GABLE The Jean IKIAEUOW The China Doll ! SUNDAY 9:00— NBC— Press Radio News 8:05— NBC— Alice Remsen 9:15— KLO--3Bright and His Holly- wailans 9:25— KLO— Radio Studios Musical Notebook-9:30— NBC — The World Is Yours : 10:00— NBO-Hap- py Jack Turner 10 : 15— NBC — Hollywood Hatters High 10 :30— KLO— Llenhardt Drug Stores on ' the Air 10:35— KLO-MSun-day Morning Edition -- '' lan UIj!4 The Sinister Purser in nnK a n - News - - 10:45 — NBC —Radio Citv Xfn1 Won 11:30— NBC— High Lights of the Bible 12)0— NBC— RCA Magic Key with John m a Tis Indeed A Pleasure And Delight to Dance At Allen On Wednesday or Saturday Night Chas Knight's Orchestra louic DaPren Cltanort WhihMy lorry AtTr Virginia (PigtaiU) Wld!c David Hett Billy "SI I iwxi £r ucr Utah's Finest Theatre— It Starts Today "The Pulitzer Prize Play" Acclaimed One of the Best! ?(Miii LEOPOLD ST0X0VSKI JOHN and Pro-- feasor Plgsbottle 3 00—NBC —Phil Lord—"We the Peo- pie" 3:30 —NB3 —Stoopnagle and Bud 4:00—KLO—Ogden- School of Beauty Culture Program 4 :05 — KLO—Red Devil Coal Company-Prog- ram of Hawaiian Music 4:10— KLO— Weber County Republicans 4:15— KLO— Lincoln White— Movie Merry Go Round 4:30— NBC— Cloister Bells ' 4:45 — KLO— Popular Orchestra 4:55— KLO— Osrden Nash Com rum-v'4 Hit Tlmu I V m in ¥ — j After Edwin C' Hill 9 25 Gents Tffl 9 After of Hnrtncr ent Tonite AD3HSSION Ladies Till 9 15 8:30— NBC— Dreams of Long Ago 9:00— NBC — Rudy Seager's Orchestra ' 9:30— NBC— El Chico Spanish Revue — K"lwa11ii Rcch 0:45 — 10:00— NBC— How To Be Helpful to Hard 10:30 — NRC — Rt Fnnc! nrrhxtn 11:00— NBC— Palace Hotel Orchcestra 11:30— NBC— Firelight Fantasies Danso VvAI Ttrolnfcnlt and his famous band Utah's fin-est Dance Music i Wright's Garden of Melody :30— NBC— Cole Porter Program 7:00— NBC— Jergen's— Walter Wlnchell 7:15— NBC— Woodbury— Paul White-man- 's Musical Varieties 8:00— NBC— "Behind the Headlines" — 12:00-su- and Symphony Orchestra making his scratn dtbutl I 7 ROSALIND o rn - 5 :00 — NBC — El ChlcoC Spanish Revue 5:30 — NBC— Reflections 6:00— KLO— South Washington Furni- 'WBIBO® v - L- organist 1:30— NBC— Our Neighbors 2:00— NBC— National Vespers 2 :30— NBC — Senator Pishface " ture Co Western Program 6:15— KLO— EerthahJI mif ShlrUy Sett Ray MIHcwtd Prank Forest Bnny Rldi and tpdoH!t by lh fallowing i ana - - lKjk - 21 AIIP HIS ORCHESTRA swin9ln the ntw tunas high wide end hondsom TOMORROW Jt GOODHal DEUUY aenneay guest artists 1:00— NBC— Better Speech Institute 1:15— KLO— Boyle's Serenader— Herbert : MATINEE EVENING 10 Includes Tax tttra L3 ol - Wallace Popeye Cartoon jo The Vigilantes Are Coming" Cartoon — News Children lO Adults 15 12 00— Silent Dashing Captain MWYCK JEAN HERSMUi?! :00-NB- 3 Great Stars n n'A R A 9 30 40 I Us J M f I J- - Jt uII I Hera's loya in Your Cya JI ' " Novelty " Feature At 1:37 3:40 5:42 7:55 9:50 tk3 S ntuffit Sohfit polking ' : t f ii withBILLIrTBURKE e Dorothy: WILSON Added : Jlickey Blouse Color Cartoon and "Whose Baby Are You" Comedy Come'Early Please! V c Adults Itiddies 10c 2Gc-36- Betty Boop "SaHor: Cartoon "indoor Outing- t— m Shorty" — — — — m r Throosh My Htort" "la tombo "You Cam to My Rcscuo" "Night In Manhcttan" Paramount Sound News — — —— — ——— — "Big Broadcast" At 1:003:055:107:30 " —-- — 9:40 --- — ——— - — V ri: |