Show THE OGDEN STAND TUESDAY EVENING MARCH 27 1928 i LINDY' WOULD ST ME IMAGES PJ&LBMA' TbDAV MJS CZT 70 DE LEFT ALONE 60IAi57D Withdraws Officially From Public 7 Focus 6£S rrSi ' AOM WASHINGTON March 27 — 'CAP)— Acclaimed as no othtr Individual In the history of the nation Colonel Charlee A Ldndbergh 1 officially withdrew himself from public focus today to follow his long cherished' pursuit of a normal American citizen Weary of the Joetlln and admir ing1 masses decoration ceremonies nd constant formal affairs In his honor the youth who has done wore for aviation than any other man since the Wright and Lang-le- y calmly contemplated the fu ture and how beat he might acquit himself in the interest of his lone hobby HAS BEEN FETED Ever since he made his memornon-sto- p able trans-Atlantflight ten months ago from New York to Paris Lindbergh had been feted and honored continuously in world capitals in the smaller cities of his native country and in the halls of great legislative bodies until it seemed his tall but frail phy sique must soon crack under the ks":4i 7-- I tV I ALJX — Tr H I AiMa UOORSD 1 I f"I 60 GOOD ) 7DM£ before UOCLG AARaV SAID VWAfe YOU stBS&wh — ARIZONA GETS S£A 60LLS I g&£Bi£PS - ) x vjuba hrr about S BT II'-- " PLACE BOY 7J I i J VOU yLKCW YOURS CUOSfcs SO 6LAD TO LAOrt-UB- S L B&T I TOSS LAAM S ALOSTiAr C&°LD V I K Ytt WAJ AtfS fr V 1 rK?ucS irADU-SAl- L lily Ifv strain Hut he stood It all and today arter one of the busiest aerial acts of his sensational career he ap pears in perfect health and only wants to be left alone to work out his own plans H© can stand the crowds a little 10 long as they don t "push me around Lindy doesn't know what he's jroing to do just yet His "Spirit of St Louis" waa tuned up today at Boling fleld to take him whenever and wherever his heart desires but it is safe" to say he wants no around when he takes off WINDS UP SCHOOL The flying colonel wound up his six-da- y propaganda school in aviation at the local army station yes terday by taking aloft more than 200 members of the Washington diplomatic corps and their friends the majority of whom represented countries which the Lindbergh recently toured as a good win ambassador Taken up In 22 groups they brought the flier's total passengers in six days to approximately uiO In all 110 flights were made aver- aving 15 minutes each at a speed of 0 0 mi Us an hour and) covering about 200 miles over Washington and nearby Virginia Wearing & light gray suit and no hat Lindbergh went about his flying neriously yesterday All ef an aclies millions qfhomes usib n firTa 4 pn 3 Swot Wiiwi Quick Safe Stitl Sure BAUME EENGUt (pronounced u a safe and sure remedy for that throbbing splitting pain In the head Applied freely to the forehead and back of the neck rubbing In thoroughly it brings prompt and blessed relief without the depressing effect of most internal remedies It is more effective than other external agents and will not burn or blister ' Ben-Ga- y) j3AUME!BENGUE 7j II forts to talk with hlra while in flight were met with: I can't talk now I'm busy with this motor" In contrast to those of the hifrh hats and spats with whom he min gled all day the "Lone Kagle" spent his lat evening In the public eye attending a smoker given by the enlisted men at Doling field There he ate ham sandwiches cheered boxing1 bouts and chatted with mechanics who more than once had groomed his planes for flight liAsT or siiKirs He went directly to the smoker after landing: from his twenty-se- c ond flight of the day Jutt as the sun was setting' He announced that that waa the last of the series of aerial tours he began last week tor members of congress and ex tended yestrrday to the diplomats and their society friends in Wash ington - The handshaking over for the evening Lindy breathed a sigh of relief and was whisked away to his headquarters here a "private citizen" once more Lieutenant lister J Maltland of Hawaiian flight fame perhaps best describes Lindbergh's passing out of the public eye: "For ten months he has been a popular idol — but flesh and blood can stand It no longer He is through with crowds through with women who want to kiss him and men who slap him on the back He has had enough of all the hurrah and flapdoodle of good-wi- il flights His hand is tired with the signing of autographs He is sick of hav ing cameras snapped in his face for closcups every fw minutes "Colonel Lindbergh intends to return to a norma) life Mont of alt he wants to sfe his old friends and lt quidtly with those who have been his pals" I' lllil !! - L 'Hip MAPYI-- 1 — a — W "MOM" chQr Letters BY UUTII DEWEY GROVES' Marye dear: No doubt you don't know that Florence has been wanting a career The stage I think it Is After she got your letter she went straight to Betty and demanded that Betty move to her mother's Of- - course Clyde was at house home-- he isn't able to work yet— and heset down his foot and refused to do any such thing Then Florence tried to get her mother to go to Betty but Mrs Meredith wouldn't do it Poor Florence came to me crying about what she called a chance to make something of herself and being tied down here Just because she didn't get married before Betty and Alan did She talked about taking her mother to the' city with her but she knows very well that the poor stand being old lady couldn't moved out "of her home I'm afraid It's hopeless for Florence If she really is in earnest about a career But I honestly think it's only a new idea she got from Mabel Clary They correspond tn fact Florence had a letter from Mabel the day she heard from you I think she made up her mind then to go to the city for good if she could get her mother to live with Petty and Clyde CAN'T HOU CAItS Owners of automobiles or financ Betty said she'd keep house for Florence gets ing companies have the riKht to her mother until recover their cars when used with back Clyde i able to look after out permission of owner in the un himself But you know it will be lawful transportation of liquor ac pretty hard on Betty especially as of the her mother is already fretting cording to a recent ruling U S supreme court ' about things she imagines can HOW TO FIGHT EXCESS FAT r - llll'lll Illl II ll So I hope f2S happen to Florence to Florence won't encourage you visit her prolong i Another thing Marye dear I wish you wouldn't introduce her to young men like Mr i Bartlett He seems to me a very dangerous person even though you do call him Just a nice boy He oughtn't to be sending preents to a married woman Suppose he sent you al box of candy Just when you happened to be feeling like a neglected wife because Alan had forgot ten to do some little thing ror j'ou? You would forget that husbands are husbands the world qver and that young men who have nothing to do but be sweet to the wives are not to be compared with thorn I am surprised that you accept the things I hate tp think so Marye but it seems to me that you delight in this boy's infatuation Lovingly ' A - i due to that - v-That method is embodied inMarmoIa prescription tablets People have used them for 20 years— millions of boxes of them And everybody in almost every circle sees the change New beauty new health new vitality Each" box of Marmola contains the formula also the scientific reasons for results So users have no fear of harm Learn the facta about Marmola because of the good it has done Ask your drug- rist— now— tor a ?i box witn the book Then decide w- - - — I ii y 1 - n jarole in : '- - Mili i ml ' ' ' X st - rM McLe the test tonight— IAUm4X' t A Recommended and jold by All 15 Ogden Druggists i r'nnrnTuiW BY THE USE Of Hebmance's Da ASTHMA and HAY M Fever Medicine V NEXT: A letter In Alan's coat pocket (Copyright T928 NEA service) ! COAL USE HAS frm romedyij GaaranteJ toe f t (r A fl::"ft STEADY GAIN Cm fAV — In tirnt'tieallv all countries consumotion has been increas ing since 1913 In most 10countries and 15 the increase is between ner cent In Holland it is more than 60 pr cent : dwinpm: of this says the Scandi In suiteports kx '''' ' British navian Khinnlnir flazette rtnal 3enortn are dwlndlinsr while those of France Germany and pnianrl nre on thn increase THUS the amount of British coal export ed last year was but 4870Uouu tnim far short of the 73400000 tons exported in 1913 The French increase of coal exports Is about fi 000000 metric tons that of tier tons and that of many 9484000 Pnlanrl K 72 00ft tons i Polish exports to destinations fi a tVion nartriniiv in 1327 Wrft approximately 3000000 oftons less the big year than in 1926 — thel — Rritlnh coal strike but &UU0UUU tnn rnorA than in 1925 These ilsr tares indicate the extent to which pnianfl wak able to retain the rnrta rnnturod in the vear when the British mines were idle for Polish exports to seven months Austria and Hungary in iva txrr ohout the same as In 1925 but the exports to Scandinavian countries increased prreatiy ivcitrAsi: uih To Rwftden the exports Increased from 344000 tons to 2304000 vn tn TlAnmark from 221000 to 1231000 tone to Norway from no tn 188000 tons: ana to land from 8000 tons to 228000 Pninnd hart also a large Increase ' In coal exports to Italy e from 87000 to ljauuuu tons lO'jV- " 76c or th tin box U- s&l X':--: - "j ' : &PAZO OINTMENT s : - - f - Aeplrtn is the - OJ I : i ) For TONSILITIS 1 j i " : ' : : ' ' 'J ' ': 'A In- - V S IS - i - I ill mi IsflPrrr ' - '' mark cf Bayer Manufacture of MoaoaeettcicldeEtcr of Sallcyllcaeia : ': I If''-- ') "The Cream ot the Tobacco Crop" 1 1 - 4 : f V- i I-- V ' 60 "Buy the best Cigaretta tobacco sold oa your market These are my only lostructlons in buy ing tobacco for LUCKY STRIKE Cigarettes As a buyer it gives me a thrill to know that I am getting the 'Cream of the Crop" j - tr4 ::v ' atcomplices arrested when theyAve-tiue Fe Santa the to rob' tempted NaMerchants' of the branch tional bank here Monday George B Fisher guard emon ployed in the bank was stationedrobhe mezzanine floor where the bers did not see him When they pulled their guns ordering the seven employes to line up against the wall Fisher dropped one of the robbers with the first shot from his sawed-of- f shotgun and the two robbers dropped their remaining They were surrounded by puns the employes while Fisher held his aim upon them Tha prisoners gave their names ka Alfred Reed and Alfred Roth The dead bandit's name was given as J Ratlidge it does NOT affect the heart Urn j A- BANK BANDIT SHOT TWO AIDES JAILED ! r p!p - rtoal and Nothing in the whole realm of medicine is more" helpful in cases of sore throat And SORE know how Aspirin dispels a MUSIC WRITER IS you probably ' headache breaks up colds relieves rheuTHROAT DEAD IN LONDON matic pain neuralgia neuritis lumbago ! Tii?t- mnVp certain tn pet Baver LONDON March 27 — (AP)— -Stuart Xeslie composer of a long All druggists Aspirin it has Bayer on the box" and on each tablet line of musical comedy successes with proven directions including "Florodora" died here Monday lie was 64 years old lie toured the United States and Physicians prescribe Bayer Aspirin wrote the music for the "Midnight Mndorprotniilir iJAat moneytha tuuidy tub with pti Pimm says was to rob and kill The Id comotlve and several cars of the train left the rails when an angla bar and a number of spikes were and Ora Embry-firema- n ERIE Kan March 27— (AP)— removed Mo was fatally injured Sedalia of es18 who Vincent Williamson a the feeble for home from caped minded in Oregon recently was Bcntencod to from 10 years to life STATE SECRETARY in the state reformatory at HutchCALLS 'ON DEALERS inson in the Neosho county district ':v court here Monday after he conj' Crockett H E State of fessed to wrecking a Missouri KanSecretary sas & Texas passenger train near was In Ogden Monday to center here on the night of February 24 with automobile dealers In an effort Williamson already aerving a to arrange ome plan for the Issusimilar sentence at the reformatory ing of temporary lipa entitling for an attempted train wreck near buyers of new cars to operate unLenape Kan was brought here til their permanent plates arrive yeMerday after he confessed to' from Salt Lake A plan is now railroad police contemplated which it 1s believed' His motive a written confession will york out successfully ( TRAIN WRECKER IS CRAZY SENTENCED March 27 — TOS AN'GELES — was shot man One holdup (AP) dead in his tracks and his two ac- — 5r o) - JT Get thisl 1 1 When I first started to smoke I was anxious to find a cigarette that would give me pleasure without taxing my wind or irritating my throaU I soon discovered Lucky btnkcs I am very Jona of tne excellent flavor of these cigarettes and they keep my throat clear and do not affect my wind in the least" sH fJt '" MOM :4 For sore throat there's a swift and sure way to soothe away the inflamrnatiorL Every linger knows the secret! Dissolve Bayer Aspirin tablets in pure water and gargle GASPING 4Hsb i I Instead ef danjroui heart depres-AB- ta miid and purely vcgatabl take rid ef th NATURE'S REMEDY and trouble bowel potaonii that causa thealcic haad for biliouancaa Nothing- iika achaa and cooatipation AcU pkaaaatly Jsever gripes Only 25c J jtmUk Ijlpllllll"— Says Paul Waner Voted National League's Most Valuable Player In 1927 1 14 v """'IIIIIM "Liickies Do Not Affect Mv Wi ! - figures now seen everywhere are largely I M Vi - There are hard wars like starvation tut fewer and fewer employ them There is a pleasant way modern and scientific which combats the cause A vast number cf people now use it And the slender ft doa" " aiw : ing -- -- — (AP)-fc-Tak- — ic Pan-Americ- March 27 — a fling In the sen ate today at the presidential can didacy of Herbert Hoover-SenatoNeely' Democrat of West Virginia declared the commerce secretary PHOENIX Ariz March 27-- (A- - was so evasive on the prohibition that neither the drys nor P) — This state's Democratic party Question wets know JustfWhere he stands Al Smith pres today got aboard the "A J candidate who is afraid to idential bandwagon state hLs position on any question Through the state central com- of great national concern" said mittee meeting here yesterday 12 Neely "Is not worthy to hold the office that has been hallowed delegates uninstructed but avowed- high Jefferson Jackson by Washington ly favorable to the New York gov- Lincoln Roosevelt and Wilson" ernor were named as Arizona's delegates to the national Democrat MERGER HADE IN ic convention at Houston in June As State Representative M J MUSIC SOCIETIES Francis declared before the meetof selected the ing that everyone YORK March 27— (AP) delegates and their alternates were —NEW Consolidation of the Philharmon Smith men Albert D Leyhe presiolddent of the Reed for President or ic society of New York second est symphony orchestra In the ganization in Arizona admitted de world with the Symphonic society feat No vote was taken upon the ques of New York was announced Montion of Instructing the delegates day by Clarence H Mackay chairand they were selected without dis- man of the board of directors of tention except for a few skirmishes the Philharmonic society The merger it was stated was relative to procedure prompted by a desire to establish an orchestra with sound financial that will guarantee continTO ERECT HOSPITAL backing uance of the musical traditions of FOR WOMEN VETS the two societies create a pension fund for old members of the orWASHINGTON March 27 chestra undertake erection of a fAP) — AbDrouriatlon of (350000 new hall to serve as a permanent for the construction and equipment home for the orchestra and Inof a fireproof dormitory ana in crease the number of concerts at a flrmary at Santa Monida Cal to lower admission price and treat le used for the housing inent of disabled woman veterans KHOTTOX PLEASED una soueht ln"a bill introduced WINTER HAVEN ' Fla March Monday by Representative Crall 26 — (AP) — Manager Shotton of Republican California Only worn the Phillies said today he was well on who have been honorably dls pleased with the condition of his charged from the army navy or men He has about decided on the marinfl corns and who were dis players he plans to retain and those abled as a result of their service In he will farm out but? will makeno any war in which the country has announcement until - the - squad been engaged would be admlHHable reaches Philadelphia next to the proposed home WASHINGTON State Democrats Climb Aboard Al's Own Bandwagon i ) 5 R o'a vo nrtnwrn On I d HUUVCIl TOO EVASIVE BEIIINDSMITf! By BLOSSER FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ARD-EXAMINE- 1 Frolic" in New York In 1917 He also composed "The Slim Urincess" in 1S10 Returning from the United States In 1921 he appeared in England In vaudeville playing his No Throat - C1S23 Tho American Tobacco-Col- r ' t- In-itat1brt--N- - 4 i n jCbuh 6 ' Jn&' r ' - - 4 ' ' Tobacco Doyc? |