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Show -- Page Eight in organizing the aonior-dwba- while Wendell Adams, the alternate, of last year, in working with the juniors. MINA MAY LINK tfr SYRACUSE. TO PHILIPPINES BY AIR Highlights -- i x Opera' Cast Chosen Text Flight Made From The opera cant has been chosen and .work will commence Jit once Shanghai Is Success in order to present the opera. February 2S or March 1. Manila. Interest evinced by the Mr. Strong, supervisor of music in Pnn-- merlon n' Airway NORA akINSON and the the Granite Rchool district, was the VIRGINIA WIXOM tho In lines Air " MARIE WELLING 'and we( feel aure the deci- Royal DutchIslands with llnklhg judge, and China, ' sions he made were pleating to all. Philippine three-yea- r aviation" prot a Part Out to Defend Their ChamTh; following caat was choaen: Java and General. Governor hy gram pionship in Debating proposed Roaita, lnquita, Margie Wiaeman; for the Philippines buildFrank Eat her Parrish ;. Lolita, 'Kvelyrt The Davis Darts are busy Murphy String-ham- ; have stimulated alrmlndedness here. ing up a team to defend their cham- Rack; Marie Apache, Beth (ataline, Wanda Welling; Contemplating coinrrmrclal air servpionship in debating which they Earle ice from Manila to Hongkong, II. Tolman; Teddy, Dan, Wayne have held for the past. two years, Airways Trump; Alfred, Wayne Fisher; Don N. Rlxby. More than thirty students are con- Ricardo, Reed Cottrell; General with Pirepresentative, Shanghai testing for places on the clnss teams Atkinson; Boyd, Glade lots W. S. Crouch and William RhThe question this Rasmussen. for debating made n successful survey flight The pianist, Edith Law, was also ymer, year is Resolved: "That the propfrom Shanghai and Hongkong here Several of the minor erty valuations upon which public selected. utilities operating in Utah are en- characters will he chosen later. We In a Sikorsky plane. titled to earn a fair return, should are sure the, in SonAccurate Waather Reports. acbe their valuation for tax pur-- . ora, will be an outstanding feature BIxby, finding that quick and of the school year. ' poses." curate reports from the Philippines Davis wiTT hold, in addition to a weather bureau minimized the only class series, practice debates with We were pleased to hear that the major problem of aviutloii here, inseveral of the 'neighboring schools. assembly which Davis sent to Too-jd- e dicated he would recommend to Davis will have an almost entirely Friday received many "favorable Airways a weekly air new team this year, ns only one comments, and from all indications Manila and Hongbetwen tranujairt have letter man anil the alternate it was accepted favorably by all. returned this year. We are anticipating a like assembly kong. The proposed Hongkong-ManllThis assembly will be George Naylor, a'letterman of in return line ultimately would connect China is in an about month. a last year, active part given taking with the projected t and The sophomore will play Ibng-ha- service between San Francisco ' South and the Honolulu via Manila, at Davis January 25. The main schedule on January 20 Seijs, will be Cyprus at Davis. If you BIxby, vice president and division Want them to Win, students, get be- manager of the Iuclflc American The expense of ad(hind them 'and cheer. Airways. Shanghai subsidiary of the vertising will not Airways, and president of the China Airways Federal Seminary permit us to quote The first group of talks by Sem- Aviation corsruion,rnme to China more than just a students will be given in the from New York the first of the year inary few of our attractive wards on Sunday, January 21. Pro- to conduct a series of air route surprices in each of our grams given by members of the veys. advertisements. Our Seminary graduating classes have With hopes of extending service been arranged in Syracuse and store is full of unJava to the Philippines the from Clearfield. usual price savings The speakers in Syracuse will be: Royal Dutch Air lines, which cover and though the items e the longest passenger air route In Wendell Adams, Claude Sill, you might be need-- ('all, Idu Thornley, and Elaine the world, from Java to Holland, inn are not. advertWilliams. The speakers in Clear- and the Royal Netherlands Indian field will be Paul Major, Jack Wea- Airways, operating in the Dutch ised, just bear In ver, Ida Pierce, Josie Stewart, and East Indies, are putting out feelers mind that 0. I1. Jennie Heesley. In a preliminary survey. System If the Java Philippine service mastores stocks are al' A pep assembly wns held Friday It will put Manila only 12 terializes prior to the game with Tooele. It ways complete and consisted of musical numbers, a days or less from Europe by air. prices less than you skit, a reading, a pep talk, and end- . Awaiting authorization and the expect to find. ed with a number of rousing cheers appropriation of necessnry funds by for the team. the Philippine legislature la Governor General Frank Murphy's BUSINESS A STRUGGLE three year aviation program for the Business is always u struggle. Philippines, Involving the expendiThere are always obstacles and ture Are more than a deof $k".1.28? for the three years There is never an competitors. confection. licious and $100,000 yearly thereafter. open, road, except the wide road . The They are a delightplans call for a government that leads to failure. Every great ful accessory with success has always been achieved aviation unit In the Philippine conby' fight. Every winner has scars. stabulary to serve as a nucleus for desserts and dessert The men who succeed are the ef- a national air service. They prosauces; cakes and ficient few. They are the few who vide for the organization of one comfrostings;have the umbition and willpower to pany composed of ten officers and and puddings; salHerbert N. one hundred and thirty-twdevelop themselves. men, Casson. ads and salad dressYen with airplanes. equipped ings. Trv them, U. S. Army Training. 15c Lb. Officers of the United States army nlr corps will supervise the training of Filipino pilots. year of the three During year program 12 Intermediate landWinter waether is hard on ing fields at Intervals of thirty miles a ears be const rueted on present air and will tastithis finish, is Improves the particularly true when mud lines between Baguio, Manila, and ness of almost any is allowed to accumulate on Hollo at an ex;ense of $7.V00. sandwich and will the Isidy. Our new wash t In the stvoiid year the Manila rack is in charge of a man improve the flavor , lie of a cost at will built who is a specialist in pre0 boiled or roasted of while the the organization set vmg a ears finish, lie meat 9 oz. bottle in has the proper equipment constabulary unit will commence. k c age sanitary p a In the third year six airports will and he knows how to use with paddle. He. it. The nominal charge tor' be constructed In provincial capitals this thorough car washing at an estimated cost of $21,000. service is really an investSince these airports will be of comment thut will pay big mercial value to the province, the in hitter appearInsular government contemplates ance and increased Light meat flakes of trade-ipaying 00 per cent of the cost, the value. the tuna fish, caught province paying for 40 per cent. g NOTES ly ' l , n opera,-"Sout- h Pan-Auierlc- trtins-PacIfl- m Few Prices ... - n 1 i a Joseph Bodily was honored at 53rd birthday surprise party on his anniversary on Saturday, January OrG, at the home of Mf. aqd Mrs. were guests son By bee. Fifty The evening was spent present. playing games and a delicious luncheon was served. Mr, and Mrs. Wilford'Tree, Mrs. Ruth Tree, Miss Kate Tree and Mrs. Elton Bennelt were Farming-tovisitors Monday. Mr. and JtljB. Elton Bennett and son, Claude, were dinner guests of Mr: and Mrs. Glep Briggs Sunday. James Rampton returned' Tuesday evening from an Francisco where he has been for the past two weeks for an operation on his eyes. The operation was a success and even at this early date improvement is noted. His brother, Royal, accompanied him to ' the coast and returned yith bim. Mrs. Forrest Sim, a recent bride, was honored with a parcel shower-helin the Syracu-- .' amusement A large hall Friday afternoon. prowd attended, and the -- bride received many beautiful and useful gifts Delicious refreshments were st rved. The Primary offinrs and teachers wCre entertained at a delightful party at the home of Mrs. Arnold Bodily Friday evening. A large percentage were present and the evening was spent playing games. Refreshments were served. Mrs. Joseph Cook and children, Alan, Gary, Paul and Marjorie and Miss Edna Cook were guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. F Garnfrr in Ogden Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Iriggs and son, Robert, Mrs. James Rampton and Miss Helen Rich motored to Salt I.ake Saturday. Mrs. Ralph Green spent Wednesday in Clinton with Mrs. Ruth Draayer. the Happenings That Affect Checks Dividend Dinner Pails, and Tax Bills of Every individual. National and International Problems Inseparable From Public, Welfare ... - Marshmallows nr pastry - o SAVE YOUR Libbys Mustard CARS FINISH the-firs- t nir-jvor- $1(10,-000- Tuna Flakes n the clear blue waters of the Pacific. Packed in salad oil wonderful for in medium sandwichs, can, 11c. b-- o. Lard 9c 1 lb- - Produced and packed in Davis countv. What Hah Makes. Makes Utah," is also true of Davis county.' C rysta 1 Wedding Oats, 17c. A useful glass dish in each package of 55 oz. MUD AND WATER Champagne Makers Look LUBRICATE Country roads are wet and muddy all the more reason why you should pay particular attention to the lubrication of your car right now. The mud and water has a tendency to woik into the hunts of your cur, freer ng "there at night. A 'big help in overcoming this dangerous problem (which is oiten a cause of cotistdciuhle expense) is M.n . THOROUGH 'LUBRICATION Lettuce Beef Roasts The next time you are shopping in Ogden, w hy not bring your car in for thiV You specialis'd service. will avoid all parking problems mid if you wish, you may have your parcels delivered direct to your car here at the garage. Front fancy, grain-fe- d bef. lies t cuts, CONVENIENTLY Shipped direct from Arizona large, crisp, solid heads, 5c each. 10c Lb. Located The big MACK-KOBINSO- Freslr GroundBeeH 8c lb. We also carry in our market veal and lamb. for you Ur' select from. rri r a gr -vi it IT 27 years of is located in the service, "heart of between.' 2.1th. and Ogden" 25th streets, with entrances on Grant and kiescl avenues Towing Phone QP. SKACGSl FOOD ? Ui STOWS A Surety of Purity nir, el 21-ho- Day or Night 601 Jk iit0 24 it Kiesel Av Ogden ; cellars of gorged with millions of s champngne for which purchaser. The champagne country throughout France has directed Its attention to the ' United Stutes with the hope that the Eighteenth amendUlielms. Rhelms are bottles of there Is no The famous i ment will be repealed! Grape growers pray that the tar- iff on champngne. once xxines can be legally Imported Into the United States, will be reasonable. the Short,' swert, snappy that s the present for general forecast, 8 session of congress. Unless attitude the in reversal a terrific e of the members, the on much will go honeynfoon as it did last session. The least estimates place Mr. optimistic Roosevelts margin of control as being a little better than in each house. It will probably be a larger than this, inasmuch asand number of Democratic senators representatives who have been criticising Administration measures rather bitinily,. are sure to fall in time arrives. ll love when When it comes to enforcing party regularity, the Democratic leaders always have- been exceptionally n -- executive-legislativ- two-thir- home of Sir Wllllnm Pt (ICol tOP.'), who' was royal governor of Massachusetts, which then Included Maine. The boulder Is lo- the near the summer present ds roll-ca- d - ' good The Republican attitude is hter-estinNeither house is with Republicans, and the leaders arent going to take chances of further reduction in strength when the elections roll around once more. Strategy will be to remain fairly quiet, to cooperate with the President,, to keep an eye for changes in the flow of public opinion. A strange'theory is the main cause of this. The press correspondents, of both Administration and opposition newspapers, practically unanimously report that in their journeys about the country, they find disappointment in the workings of the recovery program, among the bulk of the voters and find also that Mr. Roosevelts personal popularity is unimpaired, is perhaps greater than ever. Mr. Roosevelts speech to the Congress was about what it was exthe bepected to be. He were measures his lief that getting somewhere, said recovery was actually on its way, forecast that, in the main, the present program would be continued unchanged. The speech was forensically persuasive, neatly phrased as always, met an excellent response. g. over-populat- ed home of former Gm. William Tudor FARMINGTON Mrs. Elizabeth Ford of Centerville is visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Esther Clark. Niel West is' home on a furlow from Los Angeles where he is stationed with the U. S. navy. Birkin Drugs, Prescriptions. adv. Pharmacy, Kaysville, Utah. Mrs. VonteJIa Buckholtz is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Hess here. Elder John Henry Evans of Salt was the speaker at the evening service of the Farmington ward Sunday. Mrs. A. Z. Clark is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. John in Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Brooks of Portland, Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Clark of Pocatello, Idaho, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert I.ee of Salt Iuike Best were guests of Mayor and Mis. exists now: $23,000,000,000. J. I). Abbott at their home here guess is that when this extraordinary fiscal year ends in June, the Sunday. wil1' Elder' James Kirkham was the cught up to the war Wl11 and the ,ead'nf rt in the North Farmington handsome speaker margin of three billions. ward evening services. Sunday. all. The AdHowever, that On the eighty-fourt- h birthday ministration plansisnt to 0 raise of Mrs. their mother, anniversary within the six next months Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Lucy Sanders, Sanders entertained at a family by bond sales or inflation. On Jan5, President Roosevelt started party at their home last Saturday uary st'11 anthor move which may evening. The evening was spent cost Lf the recovery pro-e- d bridge. Supper was to thirty guests prlini by as much as would bring the national In honor of her sister Mrs lie Dawson who is visiting here jdtk,to S3j;(,0O.WO.OOO in !925. fore-HeBillings, Montana, Mrs. l.ucv budet The messaKe',n ,tbe entertained at a quilting party at her home here Tuesday. Dinner ' ,u,tont,a11 ,ncrea9e con,es from two was served-tthe following guests: i roposals a government guaran- of the PrinciPal of f, Mrs. Nellie Dawson, Mrs. Pearl f the $2,000,000,000 of Federal Farm lid, Mrs. lara S. Rose, Mrs. Sanders. Mrs Florence Sut- Lind Bank bonds authorized in the ton and Mrs. Pnikin. Mrs. Hess spring for mortgage refinancing; a was assisted by her daughter, Mrs. similar guarantee of the $2,000,000,-00- 0 of Home Owners Loan CorpoMamie Dumke. ration bonds, whose interest is now federally guaranteed. Mr. Roosevelt is certain that the $10,000,000,000 he requires to carry Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Schofield an- him through the current year can nounce the bn th of a daughter be easily raised by the sale of bonds in the itrdinary manner. First ofJanuary 10. Miss Bcryle Cheney dollars spent Thurs- fering of about day as guest of her mother, Mrs. worth will be made soon. The Alice ( her.ey. Miss Cheney is em- President seems to be turning a ployed by an airplane company as deaf ear to .appeals from business for tax and debt reduction; is proEarl K. Woolley, who has been ceeding on the supposition that if employed by the public utilities income can be sufficienty increased commission, has beep transferred and industrial stability obtained. from Omaha to Jamaca, Kingston.!'111 xlremefy high taxes will not bo overly burdensome. South America. It begins The marriage of Russell Wolton. to look as if. theres a tax great of l.ehi, and Arimnta Timms, has fight in prospect. been announced Mrs. Mario Fisher of A short time ago a Federal busi, Chicago is here visiting her parents, Mr. and ness corporation received checks for Mrs. Stanley Painsh. about $100.000,000. It was the Mr. and Mr. Insurance Corporation an mtejrParrisn nounce the he checks were premium marriage of their daugh-ter- , -tcharges I.ulu, to Jame B. Beesley, son to guarantee, for six demonths, Mr. of and Mis. Frederick Beesley, posits of $2,500 and less in the of Salt laike. The ceremony wa banks which accepted its offer. All performed Frida; September 5, in i members of the Feder the L. D, S, tenypU. . al Reserve were automatically taken in of the 9,000 banks, dose to 8.000 applied for the Expert, smut-resista- Ix-wi- s Hire and ties. econ. E. L. Tall Wrights es is - $26,000.-000,(10- 0. cuetical chemist, insuring perfect protection on all drugs The Best Is None Too Good I KAYSVILLE DRUG $10,0(10,-(00.00- , C. L NEEDHAM, Prop. 100 per cent for Kaysville l WRIGHTS STORE sen-Jaael- the m if ss . C one-billio- j guarantee. The ireakish tunc, Sometimes the hands welt around like all and. then again they would Goods Department. - to adt KAYSVILLE EVANSTON WYOMING by TELEPHONE 45c After 8:30 I. M. Only 35d Department, Wrights Ogden, Utah. These are rat station-to-statio- n n Know the Power of Cash! shrewd buyers are recognizing the saving available at our store, now that-ware on a cash The few items listed below are typical of the incorop rable values offered this week. Many BLANKETS, large, heavy, part wool ... S2.9d BRI DGE-- LAMPy eompletej-exceUc- ni S2.9.) TABLE LAMP, large Si 80 FINE AXMINSTER RUG, 27x34 T- S 1.49 FELT BASE FLOOR COVERING, Corporations - - square yard 40d ELEGANT. WATER, SETS,-?- - pieces S2.9d 32 PIECE FINE DINNER SET HEAVY 50 Lb. COTTON MATTRESS. S6.( FINE AXMINSTER RUGS, size -- . po- SIS .To 9x12 AXMINSTER RUGS, fine quality, 11.3x12 S2S.J HIGH GRADE WASHERS (Electric) S r - ready. Entries are received and fnE details given at Wrights Piece hs tential liability is its assets Rss than $500,000,000. Correspondent let little fear is expressed for its MRS. FRANK SKEEN , solvency. No Massachusetts nara savings bank (hW aal Phyllis applied for the y.isii of .m guarantee; ConnecOgden and Ross Wat- - ticut son of Ogden and Joseph Steed savings banks were forbidden of tone., Idaho, were the guests of participation by the State Attor- Mr. and Mi. F F. Mitchell.' Sun- - Iowa. Glenwood, The town lock in the eonrt house dome recently- has been Keeping ery - quick sale. Three-fourtTon Studebaker panel body, $100. Ford, panel body, wire wheels. One-ha- lf ton, $75. See Easy terms. EARL SMALLEY, Delivery . SUNSET AND CLINTON plain quilted. Anyone may enter if the materials are bought at Wnght'i and providing the quilts are entered not later than March 21 The prizes w ill he awarded March 31.Now is the time to begin. The stock of spring prints is at it best. Colorful new pattern! art Hill sell two used delivery trucks before buying new equipment. These, trucks are marvelous bargains for s. d Tfii "iVfinrrToTm supposing, something had gone wj-nwith the works, ealieri irr Lewrs Robinson, clock fixer. But Mr. BoMjisox.evpert - cWk rejsiir man though he may be. dih) not-fi- x it. The trouble was nivfTn the wdrks'at ail but in a IUh K of municipal pigeons which hate ben using the hunds for a roost and then for a uiertV go round. The author!--tie- s are trying tp. decide whether to cnll In nu ornithologist or Jujst let the' clock st a v eru7- nt on-on- Pigeons Use Clock Merry-Go-Roun- orof Better non-memb- er as moo tons cS, . Salt-Luk- Gardiner. ,n. about omv to driving. Remember Concurrently with the smut test, it s expensive t delay. a yield test was conducted. These same selections were compared with somO of the leading varieties, such as Kanred, Goldcoin, and Silvercoin. The results of a three-yea- r yield Garagi test show that the hybird selections yield as well as the better local vaDhone 101 Kaysville rieties. Seed from the resistant strain was given to two farmers for trial for the first time in the fall of 1930. Now seed from the new vaMAKE A QUILT-W- IN riety is being grown with gratifying results on approximately 500 A PRIZE acres in Cache, Box Elder, Juab, Summit and Millard counties, the county agents report. This is only a beginning, the ag- - j Announce ronomist points out, for he looks! Annual Quilt forward to the time when the rav-agof smut will be reduced to a Contest When it comes to one. matter, minimum in this section of the . not will find the country. however! Congress Wright's store in Ogden sailing as clear as it would like. The quantity of salt in the ocean issuing invitations to individuals, That matter can be expressed in churches, sewing organization. one word: Budget. Both .houses will varies from four to six per cent. and other groups to enter their side for encounter pressure Annual Quilt Making Contest tax reduction, on the other fojc AdSeven prizes are offered. X ministration demands for gigantic Control the Colds, Flu, and grand prize of $10 'for the best which to with carry iAll Winter Sickness appropriations Be all entered, and three of quilt on. sure and come to us of $1 and three of C prizes in national debt Highest history Reason for the best quilts in ttg was touched in war-tim- e Operated by a colpieced, apphqued arid groups e and debt a peace-timlege i Highest graduate pharma-- .... Historic Site Marked A boulder now Woolwich. Maine marks the site.'nt Philips Point, of cated B JAM,,.,.. tieav . ers displace al cru.sers about 7.5o0'SU and Utah of the Wheat growers troyers abouuioo a4 2 western states are looking with unusual interest at the results .of the variety of wheat that has been announced by the Slate, ifSHnei hou'5atJJ Utah Experiment Station and bred by Professor D. C. Tingey, assistt ant agronomist. Avoid Accidents It is estimated that smut takes an annual toll of more .than one . With million dollars from' the wheat growers of central, and northern Utah and southern Idaho alone; Brakes! therefore. Professor Tingeys new variety of wheat is heralded as a ofJh godsend to the western section. week have shown' invesAbout eight years ago an motor Sts ,1, val tigation was begun at the Utah Exf fi; the for Station purpose periment Dranes. ( ) ur sj,jup. of breeding varieties, adapted to Utah conditions.- - The details of breeding these resistant -andv.'hw.vo,Ir)rali varieties were assigned to Profesadjusted A of varieties number sor Tingey. tut, yiu were introduced from different secthat they are .pert, tions of the United States. These equalized. K.,, edited braki varieties were tested for resistance to smut. A number of wheat crossticker sto es were made from which were sevr accidents. lected a large number of the more desirable types, reports Professor Motor Tune-up- s Tingey. One of the first hybrids obtained was from a Hussar-Turke- y cross. The Hussar is resistant A. motor which to most covered smuts in this secsmoothly and efficiently? tion, where as Turkey is susceptieconomical to operate.' in ble. The progeny from this cross instances many has now passed through eight years only minor of heavy smut tests; conditions aie necefirv which would ordinarily cause heavy thn ?IV adjustmenti smut infection on susceptible rarithat smut-resista- nt CENTERVILLE to U. S. as Wine Outlet WONT -- EL. No-rin- Skaggs Smut Resistant Wheat is Worthy Economic Correspondent MRS. DORIS BRIGGS THURSDAY. - J. . i9J .. nf -- TftT-gir-nrTi- Mr. and Mis. Harry Nelson of htisibiUoibankfad;uTeh,In Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. ErselBeus thirty years, advised against join-in- g li; on the grounds. of expense.-Else-Mr. amU'Mrs here .banks seemed eager for th hrijnk 5ken and children of Plain most part to take advantage of the miss-oner-s, v - ofM l jfrif -'ppjv Klie&tk Sunday. and twmamty; The Misses ClarVChild THE MAKING OF FRIENDS lis Mitchell, who are and Phyl- If a man thinks everyone is Gray s Beauty School ofattending Ogden against him, he will soon spent the week-enin Clinton treat them so they will be.bcgTrTto If he and ,Jhnson ,nTr Phyllis d r were married in the alt Iaike temple this week. - rk- - - d -- Lu'lv - i "M?-hrgUniod SHALLOW GRAVE at Smith over there in I am a man of few in thought." True enough.- But words, sir. shallow grave, isnt it?" tire of repeating them." you never - , KNOW THE POWER OF- - CASH- ' I Union Furniture .. t Co. i Utahs First Cash Furniture Stre BOUNTIFUL, UTAH PHONE , |