Show THE iOGDEN HERB CHANDLER OUT OUR WAY r STANDARD-EXAMINE- By William - Throngs Pack Coliseum for Milk Maid Contest and See Big Horses Pull LIONS' SPEAKER Predicts Ogden Show Will Outgrow Ogden In Few Years Herbert Chandler of Baker Ore of the Ogden Livestock president Show Boosters association addressed the Lions club at noon in the Hotel Bigelow declaring: that "the Ogden Livestock show la one of the greatest things that 'Ogden has fostered Jt is an Institution that will grow beyond the fondest expectations" Mr Chandler said that the big problem is that "the show will outgrow Ogden" and he added that "Ogden has all the necessary qualifications for a livestock show being located where the exhibits' can be obtained" Mr Chandler said that this year's! show is one of the ! most magnificent exhibits he has ever seen Hef declared that the management ofij the show is second to none and that '"'without Jess Richards and-LeWhitlock Ogden would not have had a show" In the absence of President Price the meeting was Sterling in cnarge of Lawrence Farr vice Vocal solos were bv president vreenweu accompanied on jene the piano by Leon Austad s - AT TRAINING- SESSION X Twenty-sileaders and council members were present Wednesday of evening at the eighth the Girl Scout leaders meeting training course The instruction work was under the direction of Miss given -Olga — NOTT BORN4 MAOE ARE HEROES Carlson ' ma u a pat: err The Girls Scout council made the following statement: "The eighth meeting of the Girl Scout leaders training course was held Wednesday evening There Latest News From were 28 leaders and council mem-per- s present to: enjoy the inspiring talks and seput work given by Miss Olga j Carlson local director in Salt Lake She is a wonderful leader We are fortunate to have U tah— Wyoming— Idaho— Ne vada—Montana her give u this course "Tenderfoot and most of the second class Work has been demonstrated Last evening nature propects were discussed Miss EmROBBER ily Lynch lone of our own scouts who is now attending the University of Utah and working part time with the Girl Scouts headquarters BRIDE TO FOR at Salt Lake came up with Miss Carlson to j give the nature work We were all thrilled with the ease and fun of learning nature work Held In Northern Student Tells Wyoming as Emily gives it We want to get Suspect Be Officers He Has Quit Idaho out now and learn of the wonders of the outof-d0or- s Examined Worrying "There are two more meetings in evethis coursej Neitt Wednesday BURLEY Ida Jan12— (By SHERIDAN Wyo Jan 12—(By ning the patrol system will be fur- - The Associated! Press) — With a The Associated Press)— Lounging ther demonstrated warrant issued here Wednesday on a cot in --his cell here Donald for the arrest of "Blacky" Miller Richards 2 3 year-old college stuU S AGENTS WILL charged with murder of John J dent who confessed with his colBurley taxicab driver last lege bride to highway robbery told INQUIRE INTO CASE Terry December 28 Sheriff P D Pace sheriff's officers that he had quit of Cassia county left today by mo- worrying Federal department of justice tor for LewlstonJ "I know I'm stuck but I'm not Ida to take into agents are expected to be In Ogden custody a suspect who gave the facing the noose so I've decided to today to question Mrs Joan Light name of P E Beck arrested Tues- quit worrying" Richards declared 21 and Hilb Shaw SO In connecIn Lewiston! if and added "I won't tion with the ifieft of an automo- dayThe sherifrs decision to make they'll let my wife off" squawk bile In Los Angeles The girl who eloped with Richto northern Idaho came the The pair waa arrested here Tues- aftertripa long distance telephone ards from Lincoln Neb is' the day morning after they had spent conversation with the sheriff in daughter of J M Plumb a York the night n an automobile at Loiwisf-nTNeb doctor The pair was married in Council Bluffs la DecemIn man the of held Eighteenth street and Washington Description avenue "j Lewiston Sheriff Pace stated tal- ber 15 The car police have learned was lies so closely with that of Miller Richards who registered at a stolen on January 7 In Los An- that it seems almost certain that Cheyenne hotel under the name of Beck Is the wanted man The only Jack Preston maintained that he geles from W E Busby Shaw says he was walking along discrepancy in the two descriptions had-me- t George Avery killed here the highway near Salt Lake when the sheriff added is that the man by Deputy Sheriff John Morris Mrs Light and a man gave him a In Lewiston Is Reported to be a only casually Both of them he ride to Ogden The man had left few years younger than the age at- 6ald were "broke" and decided to the automobile t£ Nseek hot water tributed to Miller steal a car to get to Montana to start the carl: when the police Sheriff George Carroll of CheyROBBER IDENTIFIED KANSAS CITY Mo Jan 1- 2- enne is expected here tonight or arrived both he aftd Mrs Light 1 !"' Said (By The Associated Press) — The Friday to return Richards and his robber shot here Monday afternoon wife to Cheyenne the scene of their has beefi identified as Melvin How- first crime MALAD RANCHERS ard not George Melhizer (of Milfor TAXPAYER WIN COURT CASE ler) wanted ofinj Burley Ida taxi LEAGUE John J Terry the murder driver FORMED IN IDAHO Joseph W and Jesse Ward of A dispatch from Twin Falls carMalad Ida were awarded $291040 ried the the that prisinformation in a jury verdict given late Wednes- oner here was POCATELLO Ida Jan 12 — (By being held for pos- The day night after six days had been sible identification Associated Press as "Blacky" devoted in federal court to trying Miller believed to have Bannock county citizens organized been the their esse against Eugene Peter- passenger who was last seen with a taxpayers' league here Wednesson of Cache county when he drove his taxi day night with a view of seeking This sum was given on a suit to Terry a reduction in taxes The state toward Klmberley Ida recover 400 head of stolen sheep board of equalization was scored the value of their wool and the - -by the speakers for raising the natural Increase Testimony showed CAUSES in this county about 20 Valuation LAUGHTER that a sheepherder stole the Ward cent This raise increased the per brothers sheep and that they were AT DIVORCE TRIAL taxes In this country about $678- turned over by a sheriff to the defendant who claimed them as did Among the speakers were Charles RENO Nev an 12— r(By The the plaintiffs of the board of county The sheepherder is said to have Associated Pres) — Trial by jury Bassett commissidners Mayor C Ben Ross of Dr of the contested fdivorce suit first asserted thai part of the T C Martin W F Kaslska Lyman Miller' John of staff the to formerly the Wards but sheep belonged Fargo J M Bistllns H B Thomplater said they were all the prop- of the Bellevue hospital New York son of the board of education in here started the district court erty of Peterson The jury found Frank H Paradise Jr and J B j the Wards "to be the lawful own Wednesday : The wife Madeline C Miller Is Bistline ers fighting the sultl asking only that her husband be denied a divorce ADVOCATES REST Dr Miller testified that he had IDAHO INCREASES in Calneva on the Cal been POTATO SHIPMENTS FOR GOOD CLOTHES ifornia-Nevad-living a state line He caus to sweep BOISE Ida Jan 12— LONDON — (By The Associated ed a gale of laughter The room he Associated Press)—In the(By court the through 10 London men explained that tie dining when past of days shipments of - potatoes from are because they have the Innin which The stays Isroom on the genuinely good plain suits and state line atid that he ate his meals southern Idaho have Increased from an approximate average of SO take good care of them his feet in California and the to 75 cars a day to approximately Suits need vacations Just as with of hisibody in Nevada 150 cars daily the firsts two days much as their wearers do and six remainder It is the second time that he has of the current week Harry Sabin weeks of rest often make an old relief In Nevada In chief field inspector of the departsought suit look almost new a fashion 1919 hemarital was from ment of agriculture said granted writer in The Evening Standard a former wife iriEly'freedom today InNev In have on apbeen made spections says support of his contention wife He married hjs present in proximately SO cars cent of the that a good suit made of plain dark Connecticut per 3 1924 The pres cloth ought to be wearable for five ent suit for June shipped was divorce filed last The increased movement was beyears or longer L lieved to indicate a desire on the It is the boast of London's most summer part of the shippers to dispose of expensive tailors that their suits the potato crop even at present low are so modest in cut and material WAR MOVIE STAR prices that they never get out of date but the fashion critic urges that KILLED BY BLAST tailors cannot guarantee their ESCAPES FROM wares If wearers fail to care for RENO Nev Jan 12 — (By The them properly and fail to keep Press! — Don Silverwood LIQUOR RAIDERS them properly hung when not in Associated as an In extra a employed filming USe SALT LAKE Jan 12— The alwar motion picture near Truckee was caught in an explosion during leged operator of what is said to CLOCKS TOO NOISY the taking of a battle scene and have been the largest moonshlnittg so badly Injured Tuesday that plant uncovered In Utah is being FOR HOLLAND TOWN was Whin federal officers he died at midnight In a Reno hos- sought raided a farm house in the Granite director Silverwoodrthe told pital MONNINKENDAM Holland— Truckee authorities they say was district Tuesday evening they ar(By The Associated Press)— The warned but would not get behind rested three men and a woman It quiet fishing port of Monnlnken- - shelter and a large rock hurled was said by the others that Arthur dam on the Zuyder Zee looks with high by the blast struck him in Christian financed the plant While alarm on the big drainage program the back of the neck Christian was taken to his wnxen wui msK it ananland vll- wife's anarttntntbeing in Salt TjiirttA ' range for bond he Jumped from lags m muiur xir: ana escaped It will have to find another in- IDAHO FEDERATION dustry than fishing and- towns ENDS CONVENTION SLED HITS TREE folk fear that the change wllLbrlng noise ana oustie xastiaiously avoid ed for centuries In this Sleepy Hol POCATELLOI Ida Jan 12 — THREE BOYS HURT low of The Netherlands (By The Associated Press) — Idaho The people of Monninkendam State Federation of Labor conSALT Jan 12 — Three have n& timepieces In their homes cluded its annuil convention here boys wereLAKE injured Wednesday evebecause the tick of a clock is too late Wednesday! afternoon with ning when the racing sled upon noisy They depend for the Jiour the election of officers and the se- which were speeding down upon1 a discreetly quiet clock in the lection of Boise as the meeting Irving they coasting lane between ElevStadhuis tower ton the platform Place for next viar' th Atm ho!n enth and East streets horses January 14 19231 The new officer swerved fromTwelfth of which a teahi its course and crashCO minutes are around Ches er every Frank gallops president and ed into a tree When the fisherfolk are at sea they J A Knowles secretary and treas Norwood Johnson 10 was the sun or if It shines by urer uotn are residents or Poca- - most painfully Injured He suffered go by the teno dead reckoning a laceration of the scalp ' x -- I' - THE INTERMOONTAIN WEST SHERIFF! GOES -- PRISONER -- Will " i I —T- r " Press-r-Well-dres- sed well-dress- ed -- - ©f-m- etal (Continued From Page One) McKay of Huntsville and Professor AgriHarry H Smith of the Utah Ham-mon cultural college assisted Mr In staging the contests STEER IN HOTEL A unique feature was on the when program Wednesday the reserve champion night fat steer of the show "Rosemere Lad" an Aberdeen-Angu- s was taken to the lobby of the Hotel Bigelow and exhibited in a special pen This prize steer was purchased Wednesday by the Hotel Bigelow from Congdon and ' Battles exhibitors from Yakima Wash The animal was bought through the Ogden Livestock company' will be dressed by the American Packing & Provision company and later served in the hotel dining room Promise that Ogden's livestock show Coliseum would be enlarged by next year so that all exhibits would be under one roof was given Wednesday night at the annual livestock men's banquet held in the Hotel Bigelow Officers of the Ogden show gave the promise to scores of exhibitors herdsmen and breeders of the intermouniain country who attended More than 500 persons enjoyed the banquet Charles H Barton president of the show told the livestock men that a year ago the promise was made that a banquet hall would be provided for 1928 which would accommodate all This promise has been kept he declared by the completion of the Hotel Bigelow Last night he made the promise BY NtA SCRVICC MC hn O that next year an addition would be built on the present Coliseum which will nearly double the capacity of that building and make it possible that all the exhibits including sheep and hogs can be placed within the main building This promise will be kept as was the first he assert' ' ed'" DEVINE TOASTMASTER After welcoming the many SALT LAKE aJh 12 — El Kalah guests President Barton turned temple Ancient Arabic Order s No- the chair over to James H DeVlne bles the Mystie Shrine Wednes- vice president of the Ogden Liveday njht Selected and installed stock show who acted as toast-mast- er James b Hibbert as illustrious potentate for 18128 Mr Hibbert Mr DeVine said that the Ogden the head of Shrlnedom in Livestock show was in its infancy Utah J Walter Ellingson of Og- nine years ago is now in its child! den i hood and in years to come will George H pern was elected chief grow to' full manhood' Expendirabban the others elected or ap- tures of $120000 have been made pointed and installed being Hj O for the Coliseum he added and Sanford assistant rabban Charles within a few months more is to be F Barrett hirh priest and prophet spent to enlarge thejbuildlng Burt H Hunt oriental guide J Mr DeVlne told of the law passed M Marriott Secretary C H Fishthe recent state legislature by er treasurer: Fred M Nye jfirst which permits appropriations for Coceremonial masterf George' R1 livestock show to be- raised by the rey second cereinonlal master taxation He then introduced Dana T Smith marshal and H W County Commissioners Harvey P uard F C Randall and' Amasa Hammon exBowling ouier Schramm and M E Llpman were plaining they made the pres-re appointed directors and q C ent show that aside by possible was Fischer joint a substantial amount insetting Weber the manager of the band and patrol county budget E R Alton manager of the Globe" Mills then arose and led three lusty cheers for President I j Barton FRANCIS SPEAKS Mr ' DeVlne introduced Mayor Frank Francis by saying he was one of the greatest supporters of the livestock show Mayor Francis SALT LAKE Jan 12— E? A gave a brief address of welcome In Rogers district attorney intends to which he paid tribute to the livemove j for tfre dismissal of the men declaring them a type cases against John M Snyder stock fine representing with charged obtaining money by Through them he addedfellowship a steady fifalse pretenses through double stream is poured into of wealth nancing in his erstwhile automobile Ogden every day of the year i business j Levity then reigned when a action! The follows a reversal by comedy was staged under the the supreme 'court of conviction of direction skit of George S Glen chairMr Snyder ii the fiase In which he man was tried Two cther cases pf a tee of the entertainment commitsimilar nature have been penf ing Frank W general exSnyder inj the lease tried Jwas ecutive for theHarding American Shorthorn charged with obtaining $1009 by Breeders' association of Chicago false pretenses from the Freed Fi- commended the Ogden show offinance corporatlon cials for the efficient management of the Ogden show and declared it measures up very acceptably with FUND FOR FLUME the six' largest shows of the counHe said the sale of Shorthorns try REPAIRS OBTAINED conducted at the show for the first time this year resulted in being SALT LAKe Jan 12— Finances one of the best 10 sales held for the reconstruction of the three throughout the country in the past flumes washied out of the Caf-boseveral montha He pledged the Land company's system by Water! Of his association in ' the floods of last (September have providing a market for feeder catbeen obtained tle sent to Ogden The state land hoard has agreed DICK GUNN LAUDED ta advance b!e $58000 and allow that Cheers and applause greeted amount tt added to a loaji of Dick Gunn when he was introduced $67000 mad soma years ago land as the man who bought the grand covered by ajfirst mortgage held by champion fat steer of the Ogden the board An $18000 second show paying $1 a pound a record mortgage held by a bank will be priOe J H McNaughton vice president paid off and general manager of the Los Angeles Union Stockyards company i POCATELLAN DIES highly commended the livestock POCATELLO Idaho Jan 12—' show officials He predicted that (By The Associated Press) — Fred livestock values would be on the O McCrory for several years a next five years the upgrade during police officer of this city died at because of the reaction by his home "Wednesday night from the decrease of the beef caused supply heart failure McCrory earlier in A minstrel show was next on the the evening had ueen in police program under the direction of Mr headquarter seeming in fine Spir- Glen and caused its and had never suffered from any allmen!t' being ' exceptionally He Is survigorous and active vived by hiij widow and two n ' ? TWENTY-SI- THURSDAY EVENING JANUARY J2 1928 R TRIES SHIELD UTAH SHRINE POSTS FILLED : c--f jsuc-ceedsl- as It CASES WILL BE DROPPED v ' S n much-merrime- HENRY HART jbhll-dre- v ! 0: nt t I POLITICAL CALL BOISE Idaho Jan 12 — (By: The Associated press —Idaho's state Republican j committee will meet here on February 13 to' calll the state 'i convention! to select delegates to the! national convention The committee called today j by John McMurray! Oakley state chairman will determine the time of the state jsonvention the method of selecting:- - delegates and the ' method of representation GOING ABROAD SgSMSBSSMBSSgB!ltfMflSJMM ' — : BOOKS FOR FARMERS LOGAN Jan 12 — A few copies of -a special LUtah farmers' account 11 V book are ayaii&Die zor iree according to an from the Utah Agricultural coljlege extension service and these Will be distributed to as long as farmers upon request ths supply lasts i Jk ais-tributt- - - TREES WILL BE REMOVED WITH ELECTION Sanitary Association To Meet Again Next Year In Ogden Only vapors Dr A C Spauldlng of Spanish Fork a practicing veterinarian was elected president ot the intermOun- taln Livestock Sanitary association at its closing meeting here late Wednesday afternoon He succeeds Dr H J Frederick of the Utah Ag ricultural college Dr W E Howe of the United States bureau of animal industry with offices in Denver was elect ed first vice president Dr A J Dick man Idaho state veterinarian Boise is second vice president and Dr W H Hendricks Utah state veterinarian is third - vice presif dent Dr W D Wright In charge of meat inspection at the American company Packing ic Provision secretary plant here was and treasurer Dr Wright is a charter officer of the association which is Just a year old The convention opened Tuesday morning The second annual convention of the association will be held here in January 1929 during the week of the annual Ogden Livestock show can reach colds direct That's why Vicks brings such quids - relief1 j '— t When rubbed on at bedtime it is vaporized by the body heat and breathed right into the air passages and lungs at the same time it stimulates the skin like a poultice wavs A NATION I TO AVOtO oToncc SEVERE ed STEALS JlilK LEAVES LIQUOR Vapor ua Over IZMiluvn Jaxs Used tARif SIDELIGHTS ON STOCK SHOW LITTLE ROCK Ark Jan 1 (By The Associated Press)— One of Little Rock's citizenry an ardent prohibitionist has poured into the ears of the police a tale of 'woe that Is a tale of woe Every morning for a week some sinister individual removed the customary pint of milk from his door stoop and in its place left one pint ot what ths police aver is "alleged" liquor But here did not end the tale— since the story got out the victim has had It offers to sell his home and more than 50 offers to rent This with many offers to aid him In search for the "sinister Individual" has caused him "undue embarrassment" the (Victim whoss name was withheld by the police declared 4 to-w- lt: WO J3t (Continued Front Page One)" horse piilllng contest Manager Les Whitlock of the show made the that the Coliseum suggestion s should be utilized ior oiner events besides the stock snow -- Out of the idea may grow a plan to buildi a balcony all around the building which would seat thou sands of persona ' vmaw4 nr Vav sKasn iwirr from Sllverton Ore has never missed an Ogden show And just before he leaves for home he always goes to Jess Richards and shakes hands thinks but a tnrtflh to SXDrSSS his appreciation for ths hospital ana ity He clears nw tnroai ta say "In behalf of—I mein — r hiLv— nis in which — unaccus NATIONAL FARM Jess tomed as am to— Oh h REPORT DUE SOON I had a swell time" who Judged the Axel Hansen WASHINGTON Jan It— (By dairy 1927 show wired at cattle the -The Associated Press)— The navnext year to was he that coming tional agricultural outlook for the as Chandler Herb oppose will be detailed by the depart- of the Ogden Livestock' president year Boosters' ment of agriculture in a compre- association hensive report January SO Facts concerning domestic demand for A world's reoord was made yesfarm products foreign competicong in the terday tion and demand agricultural cred- test Glen team owned the by by it farm labor equipment fertili- Briggs and Syracuse "Jim thousers- and the prospects for the Ned" wonof the of applause leading crops livestock and live- sands who packed the arena stock products will be given It is anticipated the report will In g The Interest in he of value In applying Weber Is so great that we county the information to Individual farm wouldn't wonder that C C Pyle needs A number of the state ag- may be around to talk to Briggs ricultural extension services are and promote some big shows planning to issue state and regional reports to supplement the T Bergerson livestock agent for national report the traffic department of the 'TTlrviM vrv i InvarlablV alahi-irat- a s: oe-gin- -- X horse-pullin- i horse-pullin- EDISON AVOIDS PLANES WEST ORANGE N J Jan U — (By The Associated Press)—-Th- e great inventor will trust no new f angled - contraptions to get him to Florida quickly "Airplanes are the greatest marvels of the age" said Henry Ford when visiting his friend Whereupon Thomas A Edison wrote him with the stub of a pencllt "Take no interest In airplanes till they're further perfected" The friends are going to Fort Myers together close to terra firms all the way Southern Pacific company wlth arheadquarters in Reno Nev rived in Ogden yesterday and attended the big banquet '"last night "( E C Branch of Lee Summit Mo who has been Judge of Weber shows County Poultry association for several years ' Is enthusiastic over Utah's future- in the poultry industry Breeders he said to be successful must specialize In certain types and isfay- with them Changing from one breed to another has caused more than one breeder to go broke he said v — Judge Branch was entertained Farr nrestdent of the Weber County association Wednesday night ' i Christmas trees decorating Og' den's business section will be re moved by the street department beginning today Commissioner H W Peery said this morning The trees were left standing during' the stock showrat the request of the livestock committee of the cham her of commerce he explained The fire department will also remove streamers and "wreaths which were placed on and between poles-durl- ng the holidays Red and green lights decorating the In tersections of Washington avenue at GIRL RESCUES PAIR Twenty-sixt- h Twenty-fift- h and ' LONDON Jan 12— (By The AsTwenty-fourt- h streets will be left sociated Press)-- A X until after conventions heroine of the flood causes a coroner to have faith In tha fuMirn generation of English people It was aescriDea at an inquest how Marjorie Franckelss dived through the window ot a submerged house rescued mother and baby Cuts TO WE! sent from the glass caused her to be to ahospital PERMIT COURT '' - - hv Waltftr N r NEW NAME NOW Jan 12— (By The Press) —The name "Columbians" is suggested for residents of the western hemisphere exclusive of the United States In order to avoid confusion aroused Students of "Americans" The suggestion high Marovasarhely — TOKYO (By The Associated school Budapest have been for- by comes from Rodridguez Marin diold The Press)-regulation that rector of the r- £ipnal library court ladles attending the emper- bidden the use of neckties or and empress of Japan must remain unmarried has been rescind ed the Imperial household depart' ment announces In the future the women may acquire husbands and families and still continue their duties at the imperial palace The custom of secluding court ladles has been followed so rigorously in the past that many girls serving In the palace have spent their lives there Vlthout even going outside the walls They have always had their own apartments Inside the imperial grounds and while -- numerous caoirt romances have been rumored from time to time there have been no marriages When the new emperor Hiro-hlt- o moves into the imperial palace next spring it is reported that half of the court ladies will be retired' for economic purposes The emperor and empress now have 22 whle high class the dowager empress has 49 V S LINOLEUMS LEAD SYDNEY— The United States Is preeminent' In Australian trade In Dealers believe linoleum rugs American goods will successfully compete even if duties are advanced to 5(J per cent Reports are current that an Australian linoso Castorla of The babies do kind called Fletchmany many Why manuleum concern is planning to escape all the little fretful er's bearing Fletcher's signature is facture rugs in an effort to gain today and Infantile ailments that genuine— and does not contain opispells domestic sales r used to worry mothers through the ates or any other drug that can your baby Othr prepare- day and—keep them up half the harm TO RENAME PEAK ttons be Just as free from! may ' t NEW YORK Jan 12— (By night? harm the writer doe not know as The Associated Press) — Miss AnIf you don't know the answer to that but does know one family nie S Peck thinks her two feet you haven't discovered pure harmnever! make th have taken her higher than the less Castorla It is sweet to ths whose children will -- —-j experiment! stomsweet in taste the St little Louis and has Spirit pf Lindbergh SPECIAL NOTE i With every! Mount Huascaran in Peru 21812 ach And its gentle Influence seems fcottle of genuine Fletcher's Casfeet which she ascended in 1918 felt all through the tiny system is to be renamed "Annie's peak" Not even a distasteful dc of cas- torla Is wrapped a book on "Care of Babies" worth lte tor oil does so much good And it and Feeding mother or LIKED BARE FEET IS so pleasant to take Taste It weight in gold to every ' SPRINGFIELD Mass Jan 12 yourself and you'll know why prospective mother —(By The Associated Press)— "Children Cry for It" Adonlram Bradley who is dead Fletcher's Castorla is purely vegeat 95 attributed his long life to table may give it freely at ths fact that he went barefooted first so you you sign of colic or when conwhenever possibls even suspect the approach of I 0 diarrhea Or those CAPE TOWN— American motor stipation or when don't you Just 3 cars twice within a month broke many times know what is the matter For real the record time for the r run from Cape Town to Johannes- sickness call the doctor always other times a few drops of burg The second reduced the rec- At See how quick ord by two hours and 34 minutes Fletcher's Castorla or all fretfulriess wakefulness making the run In nearly seven ly hours less time than the fastest will cease! express train and averaging about Only one word of warnlng: the 43 miles an hour above advice is true of" genuine MADRID Associated ' LADIES - " " ng 1 ntf FAMILY OF FIVE BURN TO DEATH I ALTUS jOklaJ Jan 12— (By Associated Th Press)— ire spreading Quickly through a one-roofarm house near Eldorado Okla burned an j entire family of f five to death this! morning The bodies of I E Cross! S3 his wife anid their three children Cecil 6 Chester 4 and Lily May 1 who had moved to the cotton farm - Sunday from Tukey Texas were found la the aahes of sthe I frame building c-- ladies-in-walti- i M and laughter Through the burnt oork the features of City Commis sioner Fred E 'Williams LesterCul-le-S y Mann Eugene Carr and John could be recognised They cracked many jokes about the livestock men present and were given a big hand when the curtain fell The stockyards' quartet sang dur ing the minstrel show Three fine choral numbers were sung earlier in the evening by the Ogden Community singers a male chorus directed by Rejd Cox Ai though this trrouD has Ytot been to gether very long the organization Is becoming a rsal singing body with good balance and good tone The chorus sang with fine expres sion and won hearty applause Mr DeVlne Introduced Harry Godwin traffic manager of the Ore gon Short Line railroad Harry S Anderson chief of police C I Her- en manager of the Stockgrowers Inc and Jack Murray assistant manager George Brophy head of the public relations committee of the Union Pacific system: with in Omaha Jack Stack headquarters f the Denver & Rio Grande West ern J H Swanger superintend ent of the Modern Woodmen of America hospital at Woodmen Colo A P Bigelow president of the Bigelow Hotel company O N Piummer secretary and general manager of the Portland livestock show Herbert Chandler president of the Ogden Livestock Show Boosters' association and "Tex Con don Los Angeles commission man Condon gave a humorous talk and Chandler gave a reading The fine string of Herefords exhibited by Herbert Chandler of Baker Ore have been admired at all hours by the stock show crowds The Chandler string has won prizes in practically all shows throughout the west and is one of the largest to show here The string Includes Prince Charming big Hereford bull who has only been defeated once m 15 shows Fannie Domino a female won the same record at 15 shows and proved a sensation throughout Canada Bonnie Lu another feraals- of the string was champion' at three Canadian shows and at Spokane Yakima exhibits and was grand champion at the Oregon state fair Bonnie Catherine a prominent animal of the string won in four shows out of six In Canada and won first prize at the Utah and Oregon state" fairs Chandler also has Bonnie Lilly who won first honors in three Canadian shows and was- first in class at the Washington state fair Bonnie Prince 19th was grand champion in three Canadian shows and at the Washington state fair t and the Oregon state fair The Chandler string here also includes Debonnair Lad 40th who waa Junior grand champion Un Canada and at the Washington state fair and Bonnie President champion at the Oregon state fair SESSIONS END Children Cry for m HENRY nART Friends in the Seventeenth ward wilt give a farewell party Friday evening January IS in that ward hall for Henry Hart who will leave on February 4 for The Netherlands to serve a two and a half year mission He is a son of Mr and Mrs Peter T Hart ot 842 Twenty-nint- h street - — 981-mi- le j |