Show SUNDAY MORNING JANUARY 29 1928 THE OGDEN Doctor Urges Criminals y Be Given Treatment X-Ra- WHEELING W Va Jan 28 — (By The Associated Press) —In-A sentence of "under the stead of the gallows or a drab Jail would be meted out to criminals if a group of Wheeling physicians make practical their theory of combatting crime through the medium of the The experimenters headed by Dr R J Hersey have revealed they have for some time been Eiuaying a ueuiuu iu ofiuo dissolving the method consisting the thymus gland wlththe tendDr Hersey said their work ed to show there is a certain gland near the throat of small children which should vanish as the child grow:s up but they found it in many criminals and insane persons gland It is their theory this ductless causes such persons to be abnormal and that the trouble can be eradicated with the Dr Hersey said he believed he could have prevented Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray from being executed had hi been able to use the knowledge he has accumulated in the 18 years he has been studying the subject He said he felt after comparing their faces with gland cases he had known he could have convinced authorities that Jtfrs Snyder and Gray were victims of abnormal thymus glands and that the presence of this gland caused them to slay the woman's husband After studying the faces of Nathan Leopold Richard Loeb and others Dr Hersey said" he found charin all of them the tell-tal- e acteristics of gland cases x-ra- y" x-r- ay x-r- ay x-r- ay -- MAY WITHDRAW FROM DAM PLAN Jan WASHINGTON 28 — (By The Associated Press)— Federal Investments were pronounced today by Secretary Work to be made "unduly hazardous" under terms of the Pittman resolution adopted by the Colorado river states dethe claring states owned and had waters use of for to charge right within their boundaries Mr Work said the issue was raised by the question of whether the federal government "should not withdraw from the field if the Pittman resolution is to be given full effect" The secretary's declaration was made In response to a letter by Senator Johnson Republican of California who is opposing the contention of the Colorado river states that they have a right to exact royalties on the power to be developed in the proposed Boulder Canyon' dam project -- i - IBANEZ PLANNED 'FIFTH HORSEMAN' GENEVA Switzerland Jan 28 —(By The Associated Press) — Vicente Blasco Ibanez was working on a "fifth" horseman of the -- Apocalypse when death overtook him Recently Ibanez wrote Spanish officials at the league' of nations that he expected soon to complete a work on peace the plot centering about the league He said that he was convinced that it would be his greatest book and that he planned to call it "The Fifth Horseman of the JURY PAYS ITS WAY Mont — (By GREAT FALLS The Associated JPr ess)— A Great Falls criminal jury refused to let the county pay for Its meals Members said they would buy their own food until their work was completed because they wouldn't - feel right "eating on the county" Their deliberations took them 30 hours snow-leaguer- ed ve three-corner- ed aster i FLYING ENVOY RECEIVES GIFTS Judge Refuses To Annul Ceremony Performed By Captain One Man Opposes Hus- KJXS CHICAGO Jan 28 — (By The Associated Press) — Annulment of the marriage of David M Mainard to Willa Evans Mainard of New York upon the sole plea that the ceremony had been performed by a ship captain was refused today by Judge Joseph Sabath Judge Sabath did not dismiss the bill however and told the attorneys for J me complainant "to produce more ' law J udge Sabath indicated he was not in favor of setting a precedent because of the effect it would have upon thousands of marriages performed on the high seas "Many people have been married for years and have families" he said "An annulment in this case may have a serious effect on all these marriages and I want to go slowly" Mainard said he was married July 1 192 6 aboard the President Roosevelt by Captain George Fried He and his wife parted January 5 1927 An opinion from Arthur MBeal admiralty counsel for the United States shipping board supporting Malnard's convention was present- 1 ' F-V- : ar At? 300 STUDENTS TO TAKE OCEAN TRIP -- d HAIR er i i i — Jan WASHINGTON 28 — (By The Associated Press)— -- Creation of a fund of $407300000 fund for federal highway construction was proposed in a bill drafted by Rep Browne Republican Wisconsin The Wisconsin representative expected that the "fund would not add a dollar to the tax burden" but would be established through the proceeds for the repayments of a French J400000000 bond issue The French bonds which are listed to mature August 1 1929 were issued to pay for property purchased by France from the American military forces after the World war Mr Brown declared - MARRIES COUSIN OF FIRST SPOUSE NEW YORK Jan 28i-(- By The Associated Press) — William Childs president of the Childs chain of restaurants and Mrs Victoria Lundgate Murray a cousin of his first wife were married at the Basking Ridge Presbyterian church today with only the pastor's wife and a chauffeur as witnesses executive And you can carry such an account at the OGDEN STATE BANK Step in any day— you will find our facilities as convenient as our location Our Capital Surplus and Undivided Profits over $43000000 indicate our capacity to serve you as well as evidences our stability J 28— GOVERNOR PINCHOT INHERITS $300000 NEW YORK Jan 28-(By Th Associated Press) — Litigation lasting seven- years over the $10000-00- 0 estate of Amos P Eno was ended today when a referee's recommendation for settlement was approved by Surrogate Foley died in 1915 - Eno The will was contested In two trials and when a third was about: to begin In June 1922 Columbia university and other educational institutions named as beneficiaries settled amicably with the helrs-at-laout of court Columbia re-' ceived more than $5000000 Among the relatives receiving more than $300000 each were former Governor GiffOrd Plnchot of Amos R4 PinchQt Pennsylvania Antoinette E Johnstone Mary p Steffanson and Florence C Graves - w TWO INJURED IN AIRPLANE BLAZE KANSAS CITY Jan 28 (Byn The Associated Press) — B M Tux-hor34 veteran Kansas City aviator was " dangerously burned thl afternoon when his plane while taking off the north Kansas City field struck electric wires and crashed fn flames G E Babcock 17 a passenger suffered a fractured leg and burns I LONDON — (By The Associated Press) — Birth control among London's dog population is urged by Miss E S Kennedy superintendent of the North London home of our dumb animal friends' league Fifty thousand unwanted dogs are put to a painless death in London annually Owners cannot or will not pay the taxes on most of these dogs "The way out of the difficulty is to prevent so many dogs being bred" said Miss Kennedy "It might improve conditions generally if the tax on dogs were bigger And if a tax were put on puppies at the age of slx weeks people would keep onlyjthe puppies they wanted and would have the others painlessly destroyed Immediately Many dogs arej lost because owners take off theilr collars at night Miss Kennedy suggests that owners merely loosen thte collars Ten thousand lost dogs are returned annually to owners in London by various nimal refuges It is chiefly women who are employed in these animal homes as It has been found that women are more successful than men in handling strange dogs No whips are used in handling fierce dogs as it has been found by women superintendents that fierceness in dogs is invariably due to fear and kindness overcomes this more effectively than whipping ' iiii!i(4iJiMJi!ti1ii(iiiiji'j nffMt wi1"!' iiiii'MtiMmvwt'! 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APBIGELOYV O JST1LWELL D E DAVIS VAN METER i- CASHIER i WNFARR ASSISTANT CASHIER TRUST OFFICER DJ BARKER ASST TRUST OFFICER ?f f'l a f j f 1 i or "tractor-no-w going to purchased a farm ranch ' act-- ' is the time to v - 1 Spring is just around the corner If you choose your farm now you will be ready for an early start— and every farmer knows late January and early February ctre the times to buy There are any number of splendid farm and ranch values offered in the Want Ad Advertising columns of The Standard-Examin—all well within reach of city by fine roads bus and other rapid means of transportation Also you will find many pieces that can be obtained through an exchange for city properties— apartments and stores lots and single hpiiies Turn now to the Want Ad section— mark a few good buys—see them and act Well started is half done er ' tandard f-"- k if 1 I f-- 1 I i O JUixamiiaer Alvays a Good Want Ad Investment ft Ij Gemutliche Sachse "n in ' If YoiiAr— CHICAGO Jan 28 — (By The Associated Press)— After many delays and several revisions schedule Joseph F Donnellan of of St Joseph Mich is ready to take off tomorrow for a 16000 mile airplane trip from Chicago to Santiago Chile artd return H© intends leaving the municipal airport at noon and spending the first night at Louisville Ky- other scheduled stops In the United States are Atlanta and Miami The flight is to show i the practicability designed of commercial contact with South America bv can't think how you kept your last post three years" "I was in a lawyer's office" — Der ' 1 PLANS FLIGHT TO CHILE AND RETURN is understandable — and you leave out all expressions of courtesy customary in business I t "TIN 'iiiwi j LONDON — (By The Associated Press)— The Solomon of Wool- -' wich is about to retire J II Mori ey probation officer of Woolwich who persuaded 235 married couples who had applied for divorce to continue to live together happily is going to" give up trying to smooth out other people's troubles Morley who was born in Lincoln barracks and was a sergeant-majo- r before he became officer does not believeprobation the newly-weof today are as happy as the newlyweda of the last generation 'The girl" he said' "does not know enough about cooking and the young man thinks too much about dancing and his clubs The modern girl is a splendid type but I think in time she will devote a little less time to dancing and sport and go into really serious training for a career as wife and mother Happiness lies that way" Mr Morley does not believe in either prison or reformatories for young boy offenders He' believes they should be sent away to a different town if their home influence is bad and boarded out under the eye of a probation officer THAT EXPLAINS IT "Tour letter is Impossible— no : sentence !'iini 'ifmimm ill DIVORCE JUSTICE READY TO RETIRE air IMIll'fli'll!l!i I - TATBJ3ANK r kit it T Jan SEEKS 400 MILLION BIRTH CONTROL FOR FOR FEDERAL ROADS DOGS IS SUGGESTED whether you are an office man farmer housewife salesman or business BECKER t WASHINGTON (By The Associated Press) — The prohibition bureau has been advised by the civil service commission that new examinations will be held for some of the prohibition positions because of the large number of failures on the first tests The commission finally yielded ' to the pleas of the federal prohibition officials judges of federal courts attorneys and marshals who contended that unless another examination was given some of the best prohibition administrators and agents would be lost to the service The new examinations will"in elude those for assistant prohibition administrator in the Montana-Idaho-Uta- ti district I Checking Account I GL CHICAGO AUTO SHOW OPENED J Jobs TORONTO Ont Jan 28 — (By The Associated Press) — Admission of women to the ministry of the United Church of Canada is recommended in a report by a special committee of preachers and laymen which will be submitted to the next general council of the church Professor H A Kent was the only! member of the committee to He oppose the recommendation said the innovation If applied to married women would lead "to the unedlfying spectacle of the husband keeping house while the wife ' is engaged in public duties" The report was the result of a two-yetudy of the problemi) It recommended that women be empowered to perform all duties of a minister except the communion service — You Need A"j VICE-PRESIDE- Exams For UtaH And Idaho Prohibition To-IIo-ld -- f ds EL f TT tx MORE CHANCE For Wives - : i bands Keeping House -- FLOOD PROBLEM BINDS EXCEEDS CANAL ON SAVINGS ' SLEUTHS GIVEN AS MINISTERS flag-wrappe- WfrafePx in URGE WOMEN WASHINGTON Jan 28— (By The Associated Press) — Three hundred students members of the Naval Reserve Officers Training ed corps at Yale Harvard and NorthLindbergh Given Military The opinion stated that no state western universities and the ever had designated a ship master A simple jinilitary ceremony for a great soldier were th$ funeral services at the West Point military Georgia School of Technology will Cross Locket For as one who could perform a mar- academy cepietery for General George W Goethals TJ S A retired builder of the Panama canal make a summer cruise on the flagMother riage ceremony and cited a Cali- Above you isee the caisson drawing slowly near the burial grbund below an army bugler ship of the scouting fleet the U S fornia case in which such a marsounding the warrior's farewell call over the open grave Nearby He Winfield Scott George A Custer and S Wyoming beginning on June 14 BOGOTA Colombia Jan 28 — riage had been annulled other distinguished generals j (By The Associated Press) — When U Colonel Charles A Lindbergh flies Ventomorrow to Caracas away TO HAVE PHONE After plying his scissors the man ezuela 650 miles distant he will WOMAN-SLASHE- S in his the stuffed severed hair carry with him evidences of the WASHINGTON Jan 28 — (By pocket and drove away in a small esteem in which he is held by his — Radio telesaid Mrs The coupe Associated Korgman Press) I hosts for a day Mrs is from Korgman communication suffering between phonic Colombians told him of their resat helpless for the exposure Netherlands and United having the in words and music and gard today two hours near the door left open States will be Inaugurated Mongave him parting gifts to send him 28 — (By WASHINGTON Jan her assailant before members on his winging way from the top of The Associated Press)-- The conS D by 28 — (By The day at 9:25 a m when the forCHICAGO Jan 'NEW UNDERWOOD of her family found her eign minister of the Netherlands the world — i28 Associated The Associated Press) A galaxy of will (By trol of the Mississippi floods is a Jan talk with Secretary Kellogg By presidential decree the flying greater engineering problem than Press)— Search was being made American beauties basked under DIE FOR PENNIES ambassador was awarded the cross was the of the the building of the Panama today for ai man who entered the eye appraising Chicago MULLENS W Va— Enoch Tol-livof Boyaca the highest military canal in the opinion of John F farm home of Mrs Idem Korg-ma- n public today nor' was there a bathi- and beauty experts of the automo85 were wife his and killed decoration of the government near ng- beauty among them v of the Stevens former tive industry jhere late yesterday in their little store at He was also presented with a sil- American Society president woman to Pierpont beneath the fixed midday For of Civil Engin- bound the dominance of the the Reflecting ver plaque by the city of Madrid eers and chief engineer in the a chair and shortened her hair near here for the price of a sun and the eternal blue canvas feminine buyer the 1928 models 20 miles from Bogota to commem- canal's construction and skirts with a pair of scissors pound of cheap candy The aged sky of Chicago's historic coliseum of the 44 passenger motor cars orate his arrival at the landing The man! told her Mrs Korg-ma- n couple authorities believe gave the twenty-eight- h annual national on exhibit have emphasized reTestifying today before the field there yesterday said that he was sent out by their lives for the small change automobile show opened this after- finement within and house flood control committee without The 4 The feminine contingent of the Stevens urged that the problem be the "government to "cut old ladies totalling 58 cents found near the noon to reveal the latest refine- manufacturers have catered to American colony made the colonel given more careful study and that hair and shorten their skirts" scene of the double tragedy ments wrought by the engineers the women —i custodian of a gift for his moth- the leading engineers of the coun- — — er a feather work pearl and gold try be called upon to give their locket) a souvenir particularly advice before a definite solution is characteristic of the country out He asserted that the A marble tablet has been ce- mapped army engineers had not accumumented for all time into the build- lated the data necessary to devise ing of the government military a permanent remedying of the school to tell future generations problem that Lindbergh stopped there 39 Vfearsi fader One Continuous Management 4 R The Canal Builder Goes to His Final Rest PAYS TRIBUTE SEA MARRIAGE LAW IS TESTED CRIME CAUSE? TO WASHINGTON THYMUS GLAND PHILADELPHIA Jan 28— (By The Associated Press) — On the snow clad hills where Washington and his army of Continentals suffered through the terrible winter of 150 years ago William T Cosgrave president of the executive council of the Irish Free State today paid tribute to their heroism While the wind swept across the redoubts and drifted the snow high about the little huts in the hillside President Cos-grastood with bared head In Washington's headquarters Before him stood the desk where the father of his country in that anxious winter had sat writing his dispatches and on a peg in the wall nearby hung the long cloak and hat which belonged to General Washington "I come to thank the people of this land where freedom had Its birth" Bald the Irish executive his eyes resting onsthe treasured relics of those days when the new republic trembled on the verge of dis- STANDARD-EXAMINE- I l S3 n ¥ I ' ''fill' l'''1! n' l!i(lti!l"JB(!r)lttllijtJj!nf?--Jt''- i |