Show ! ' I it SATURDAY EVENING APRIL 7 1928 ' I ! t - i is i I'lTHE ' i i j ) - " -i ' i'' 1 ? OGDEN STA rr i FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS z i CONGRESS HAS - r MERE'S - r t PRIESTS BLESS - A LETTER 7WAT CAMS RDRlybO DAY VACATION 'Pre-East- Thinking ! LETTER ) BE AWE-XPEEL- VILLATIICA Ga 7 — and April Candler 82 Candler of Coca brother Cola fame died at his home here Friday! night He was the only one o£ the iprominent quartet of Georgia brothejrs to remain in Carrol ty their birthplace He was a well-to-d- o jrnerchant and president of Viltarica Cotton mills the v He Js survived by his brother Asa G Bishop Warren A and Judge John A Candler all of At- anta jonoson and three daughters (AP)-f-Willi- am rtb B of Asa G tSUUK i 4 1 St i I ' ' H T - t WM vwim Me? rf master ISWKC5!XVWAS ?ME 7A f VWQTMAK& ME: FEEU ji Jf " I —--— 4— ?mm£s — p— m j 'flEO — v s pat r-- 1 1 opr1 I 1 3j —- — If ff Burgess BEDTIME stoRJes BY THORNTON PRICKLY PORKY'S Convicts Taken Believe Twj)l BURGESS Have PRICKLY COUSIN k INTO MANHUNT The well protected you will see LOS ANGELEj April 7 — (AP) Are independent as can) be — The intensity — Bobby Coon oj the police search for Collins missi Walter interest' Bobby Coon was al Boomer the Nighthawk had speken ing since Search 10 shifted Friday as if Prickly Porky the Porcupine from search fop- the boy or his manhunt for might have a cousin way down in body to a widesiitii-eathe Tropics "Boomer" said Bob- - two recently released convicts These men ar$f two of a gang by "do you mean to teill me that Prickly Porky has a cousin down- of eight againstjMwhom a blanket there?" charge of kidnajjling and murder "I certainly do" replied! Boomer was directed yesterday by Walter "Does Prickly Porky Ikhow it?" J S Collins fatier of the missing asked Bobby hoy "How should I know!?" replied Collins who is ierving a five-yeBoomer "I've never asked him" sentence in Folbm "Does this cousin of h s look like yesterday wrote io thepenitentiary authorities Prickly Porky ?' coiitiniied Bobby here giving them jft detailed account les and no" repliedl Boomer of the feud that Ijhaid sprung up in "What do you mean by that?" Folsom and charging that one at demanded Bobby more of the mertS aligned against "Well" replied Eoomejr "he has him there had alfducted his son a prickly coat but he has a long The conviet-fatttihas been acttail" ing as a cheekerjilover the help in Bobby pricked up his little round the prison mess tind had supervise ion over a groupjJ! of eight meri Three months agjji Collins reported a serious infractijn of rules against the eight prisoners who after a stiff pahishment openly threatened Collins with vengeance which if they cqiild not effect oh him they would Jyriete out on his family - ar i er rei-ceivi- Life's If iceties HINTS OH ptlQUET 1 loes a reallH considerate wife Interrupt her husband's workday by unnecessary telephone calls? 2 Should a wife treat her husA band like a supell-erran- d "boy and expect him to shbji for her during shuffling along clumsily business hours? JJoes me laepui wife call on ears at that "Did you Say a long a tired husband © do bits of car tan 7" he cried peniry moving and so Isn t your hearing good to oh when lurnimref he arrivffihome evenings? night?" asked Boomer politely 'It's perfect" replied Bobbv 1 No ''But who ever heard oC a Porcu2 'No' pine with a long tail?" 3 No she will i it her demands "You've heard of it now" recarefully to his (more rested and torted Boomer "Is that long tail covered with leisurely moment!little speara?" inquired iBobby "It isn't covered with anything ly Pprky's cousin replfed Boomer but skin" replied Boomter dryly "There is b more reasop "But Prickly Porky'sj is" said why he shouldn't ave a longtail Bobby "That is the mo$t danger- than there is why your cousin ous part of Prickly Pork! yj If you rosey tne Coati wrauion t nave a keep away from his "tail you will long tail If Old Mother Nature keep out of trouble Pricjky Porky didn't think they had a use for fights with his tail So jhis cousin long tails she wouldn't have given down there has a long tjail! Well them long tails 0il Mother Nature well well! With a long tail he must aoesn t make anyl Mistakes" be able to fight even better than "Ho ha ha!" Coon "Ho ho Wo laughed Bobby Prickly Porky" "Who said he fights with his "What ar§ you Mughing at?" detall?" demanded Boomer manded Boomer father suspicious"Nobody" replied Bobby "I'd ly "Are you laughing at me?" "No ©h no!" dried Bobby hasforgotten you said there Was nothing on that tail but the skin Aren't tily "No indeed!! wouldn't laugh there even a few teeny-ween- y little at you for the world Boomer I was spears?" to think how Prickly "No" replied Boomer "That tail Porkylaughing would lookW'ith a long tail" is to hang onto branches! 'vyith and "Did some onsel mention my not to fight with If it wjisj all cov- name?" a voice Runted ered with little spears he jcouldn't Bobby and Boomer turned There hang onto the branches With it the was Prickly Porky! himself shufway he does now" fling along elumsijit "WThat (Copyright 19281 ty T VT Bobby looked puzzled does he want to hang onto! branches for? Prickly Porky doesni' t hang onto branches" The next story: !A Difference in "Well Prickly Porky isn't Prick- - Tails" s - - j f n Ut KNOWLEDGE U m MOM LeLters : i I Qjr i I 1 by mrin dewey groves -- CIVCIXATi April 7 — (AP) — Tlie cpntribujti'jn of science to the taking of a liuore perfect loaf of bread was discussed by the Ohio academy of science Friday in its was P'rickly Porky himself analysis of the ways scientific in- There DEATH SUMMONS PROMINENT MAN I n jo AFTER EIGHT DAYS j : fZM OP FRBCJdLES UrfJ LE TT vestigation has aided industry and health Bacteria in the enzymes used in are now destroyed by making j exposing!bread them to light waves of a certain length enabling the production of bread which will remain 'unspoiled and sweet after eight days acting President Hermann Schneider of the Udversity of Cincinnati told the academy The process was" perfected in the re- rch laboratory of the University f Cincinnati Mr Schneider said the light mfnrpss had also bppn RueofssfuIlv I arjnlied to destroy the bacteria in orange juice milk and other foodstuffs! After subjecting orange he Juice o the light treatment said it can be bottled and found unchanged six months later jji'l : AtwEScKxreeLiZpAk)LBE LIKE Z VWiSU I WAS ) ( g I - TTXTCtTirVTT 7 — (AP) — AlROME April though the Roman Catholic church is technically "at war" with the Italian government every nook of King Victor's residence at Villa on the outskirts of the city was blessed b the parish priest today in obseTahce of an old church custom KEPT BUST TODAY As always on: the Saturday before Easter parish priests were-kep- t busy today eeparately blessing ev ery room of the houses in their spective parishes The priests were who accompanied by choir-boy- s carried holy water vessels and into this the faithful after the bene diction dropped their offerings In the "good old day" these were in gold later in silver then in pa per money and now again in silver After 1870 when the temporal power fell the royal residence and the parliament buildiags were sternly excluded from this benefit out oerore long the latter were "forgiven" The first year senator Farini who was the chairman of the senate ordered a munificen donation to be given on the bless ing of the senate chamber but the parish priest after faithfully performing his duty in all the other rooms drew back and said "I can bless no room where laws against the church are made! The secretary of the chairman bravely replied that in that case the senate could make no offering BAN WAS REMOVED At the Quiripal palace the resi dence of the sovereign from which later the ban was also removed all the rooms i were blessed with the exception of the royal bed chamber the offering-- this time in gold — being given all the same The present iking a few years af ter his accession to the throne left the Quirinali palace reserving it only for official ' receptions and went to live jit Villa Savoia on the outskirts of the pity where the parish priest always blesses every corner including the bedroom j-- t TTltl Atk 7 ev£N Meetiii fr Easter sunrise service to b eon ducted by thfe yourtg eoplje' societies Christian Kndeavorj th league? Baptlist Toun People's! union Youpg" People's Fellowship etcJ at iJester park on wiU inSunday at 7 o'clock: shirp clude! these numbers: i i Ep-wor- Drlihf tourself I?qn! lelj ah JtfoH sniffer on ac Swami's influent© in eoujnt myjyjouftg Jiffe Your precious tehild ren4ain$ tru to her money-gru- b ojf He! don'f it 4ij ate! it after hid be party but as it turn ed totitithd fiughs are on both of ha4iqr lis j Anp 1 gffiiessj a good lauih is realities you jrnen- it did as much tionedAayV-aieifion Thank heavens goodasa x nave si sfentee' of humor Evfrvthihgl! bleached out peiifect Iy jlsthiinkp iold you that Florence had as tnuphf success with Biliy as to vamp the snejai mva Prlftqe ff Wales He just coiildn't see her at all But one look into friend and theeyef of: Alan'sheblond was cured of preftp fftangp: pupby pvi 1fThough what toi call it riosw Fori he's in again With the j tiloid it right away and he Apan )fea faza rfie on the sly bedause ganito JLd lost bpy friend But he had ft difffrent to sing fny melody when it became appaent that his gal was in he arfie gondola tha t was iiiiuji to sleep The two roeifingr navfe a reaj 'fase now I can't see what IJJllyf discovered in heh to fall fpr but ll'm relieved to have him off mjy jlhands And I uess Alan wf n't $e gretting any inore letters from that particular h!ome wreckerj Npw f hen I need a driver how ever Aan vill have to pay for senfCeslrendired I'll miss TkiTLv for jthele'sfhfthing so pleasin? as knov1iri s)rreone who likes so mucij ne won't criticize yobyou in little jwyss life a husband always i ¥ e j leverfi yet gone to sleep after aparty without a harangue frorfi Aim pbput my errors of) the eveiiijngi Bit notice that he bays more aftentidn to the live Mrires amqng ftyj gfrl friends thari he doesf to hefefy who behave aslhe's always advising me to Men fire? iroblems They fall for k giriil bfecqjuse she is peppy and dresses pmartjy then they yant to lake I alt the class! out of her after mgjrmg I wonder why they thejf!want inthe first and not try to jeriold her to place suit their heaft s f esire ifter the altar sdene They mtfet thilk we are mental and a u ipoessn j liKe my new eve- iiiiiil UIJfoa uecause it nasn t any oacKs 4iutit' iashionable ard I noticed hjm casting admiring glarices iut a wman who was wear ing jonejjlike it at the theatre1! the othejr nghtf fVhat would yoii do witn a man like that? j With much love I ! MARYE onej bfrthfcrtsl y ! j I '1 NEXT': Husbandly criticism (Copyright 128 NEA Serfice j i i 8 WOMAN IS BOOMED FOR VICE PRESIDENT NEW YORK April 7 — (AP) — The candidacy of Mrs Meta L Ber- ger wife of Representative Victor L Berger of Wisconsin for vice president on the Socialist ticket this year will be supported by George H Goebel chairman of the New Jer? sey delegation to the Socialist he has announced She ts being boomed by many of her party friends Goebel asserted and she will jhave the support of the New Jersey New York and Wiscon sin delegates at the convention which opens in this city Sunday con-venti- on evening: No woman has ever been a cani didate in a presidential election in the United States Goebel said IT'S DIFFICULT TO STEAL CARS TODAY 7 — (AP) — CHICAGO i April Stealing an automobile and "getting away with it" is becoming harder every year according to C A Vane of the National Automobile Dealers association in announcing the result of a survey of fine) a - : Biri - SUIT FILED BY i ii : i - MOTOR DEALER FOR Wt 'TiP-O- TOQUEj ' i I V Violation of u ontifact For Trade Tirritory 1 i Suit was filed) today ilt th0 dis C lllrown doing business as fthei Chrt Brown Motor company against W O Norvllle and L K Nf)iiville qoingjbusi-nes- s as the Norvjille ' Mdtor com pany in which Brdwn chargefi violation of a contract and ksks 'Judgji ment! for $102:50 It is set forth by the plaintiff that on Apgust 9 ho entered into a contract with I tKe N(rvilles top sell have) the exclisitt fight 'toit cars in Studf baker and lfcr$kin Davis indiiBoX Elder ieoun-tie- s Webfr I fhe adds The defendants haveiinvaded the ftrritorif in jfiola- - ' tlon- pt the contrkiJt j j f: trict jcourt by H0Ward - we MOf? CLMn v til Vttf'KGQ if OlM VI NEA'tCMVtCX - It 7 IMC"r WAITRESS DIES WO ULD FURTHER A STRANGE WAY KANSAS CITY — Miss Opal Black April about 26! St 7-- lAP) Louis waitress was fatally injured here Friday under circumstances which puzzled police Two theories had been advanced one of murder another that she was the victim a hit and run automobile driver pi S"he woman was found in a semi conscious condition on the muddy wet pavement at Thirty-fift- h street and the Paseo about 2:30 a m She died at the general hospital three hours later after revealing her name and a misunderstood address The coroner's office said a frac tured skull caused death and that thfre were body bruises that cpuld not have been suffered in an auto mobile accident Police working onthe theory that Miss Black had ben murdered and her body tossed from a speeding car had been un able to find any clues late Friday tlnmalled letters written April 3 to friends revealed the girl had started to Denver with friends but stopped here and had taken a) job through an employment agency CALLAHAN WINS AT SAN DIE i a0 ! SAN DIEGO Calif April 7— (Ap) — Mushy Callahan junior wel- terfweight champion won a decision ovf r JLUck Ramies San Diegyi in a slashing bout here last night Callahan's title was not at Callahan won the first six rounds handily but with the seventh Ramies got into the body and head to have the ehamnfnn tlrin? w the close of the chapter The eighth aiso went to liamles the lqcal boy f orbing the pace all the --way while Callahan kept on the defensive' The champion came back to even up the ninth and win the fihal roind and the decision Johnny Wriirht Arizona welter weight was given the decision oVer Johnny Martone Boston in a six- round supporting event — r r- i 10-rou- nd ui I AND DOWNS XTPS la April 7 — (AP) — Ed Dickson airmail pilot has his up and downs Since becoming DUBUQUE further cfijirged jla that-!whe- n the contract wai elgnep Brown posted J250 withj (he Norvillc! company which h4s inidt been! returned Judgment for 11)9000 for alleged violation of thei coWbact and the re- turn or me iotjre sotjignt fell L UTAH WELF RE PRINCE MARRk Police Puzzled Advance Joint Meeting Will Be HAMMOND Ind April 7 — (A Two Theories On Held By Business P)'— Accused of plotting to dyna mite tne j&oujooo state theatre Men April 12 Injuries j which he William 1 ifresbytfrian t i ARREST OWNER FOR DYNAMITE PLOT ! (262) Unusual X j Cfcft leased) Klelhege owner or two other theatres was arrested by the state fire marshal Friday following the confession of Joseph Million former State theatre employe who said Kleihege hired him to plow Up the theatre The arrest ended an exhaustive investigation begun by fhe state fire marshal's office immediately after the theatre was dynamited last November Million was ar retted Thursday night and later confessed the fire marshal said Million Elmer Vrooman the deputy state fire marshal said de clared Kleihege gave him $2000 to arrange for the dynamiting of the theatre because business was bad and he wasn't making enough to pay the bS lease First j church orchestra j so4g service leader the Rev fester P Fagen invocation the Rev Jlaroldi E Mayof explanation bf purpose of meetihg the EeM p Hughes violin? solo Junior! flette-soproclamations: Mildred Evadglisrr Higga: Christian jcitlzeriship Vera Rhipe World Peace jlan Bailey devotional service jMoriroe Ward-leigh- 1 selection Ogdcn High school addres "Tie Living quartet Christ and the New Crusade" the Rev A J Hansen' announcements benedjiction the Rev Hi O Fee Chimes of the laptjst church played by liIlss Florence Mecham will summon thej ybungf people to this devotional service Jin case of inclement weakhejr the meeting will be herld in th Baptist cfiurch The pPblip is inviledJ fFolHwing the service an Eatterf Wreakiast will b served in the Baptist church n PRICES HIGH ON GASOLINE automobile thefta in 28 American cities A total of 95083 cars were stoi i len in the 28 cities last year but iTIjtEREp A REASON of this number 87186 or 917 pel HJ3: After all I am aure there cent were recovered is no plce like home SHE: Why 'has something hapConsidering Australia as a contipened at the ctub dear? — Peasbn's nent makes Greenland th largest island in the world Weekly London) ! if Selection Mooetfc ft &f?Qm mv Qt — — wt eof it ff?on 1 e NEW YORK April 7 — (AP) — Gasoline prices were higher at refineries and in distributing markets during the week the oil paint and drug reporter said today Motor gasoline at four principal refinery centers averaged 794 cents a gallon as compared with 775 the previous week and 8125 cents last year Gasoline in 10 principal dis tributing cities averaged 1895 cents at service stations against 1855 cents the previous week and 2047 cents last year A M SUNDAY Five Pastors md Others Take Part in Park j e " of Sa-vo- ia - ! ' ri Kept Busy At City of Rome On Saturday Before Easter er WASHINGTON' 7— (AD — Congress took a April off day today Dut us members had some pre taster home thinking to do about the pendingr farm relief legislation Just about the time both houses quit work yesterday it developed That President Coolidge felt that the new edition of- the McNary- Haugen bill which he vetoed last year ion the ground-thaits rmichv debated equalization fee was un constitutional did not meet all the objections he found in the former measure ITEM IS KNOWN wneiner the fee provision was what the president had in mind was not made known although this item is known to be Included in several phases of the question now being considered by the executive and his counselors The 1928 bill now undergoing debate in the senate and expected shortly to come before the house attempts to meet the opposition to the fee by making it applicable Only if other means for marketing crop surpluses fail While the president's objections to the new measure applies to both Penate and house drafts he feels that in some particulars it has been improved but Intends to withhhold final Judgment until congress has acted and sent the measure to the White House There have been some claims that Mr Coolidge would veto the revised bill and others that it would meet executive approval be cause of jits alternate section relating to the equalization fee L Such predictions are not warranted at this time the president feels thfi nronnsal is not vet in its final form TO HAVE AMENDMENTS And 'before It reaches that stage its sponsors lire going to have some amendments to contend with from the Democratic side Minority members blocked efforts yesterday to set Tuesday for a fir nal vote on the measure declaring they desired more time to draft changes which they believed are essential- Supporters of the bill do not anticipate these tiowever will fee radical enough to delay a vote jwhich some hope to reach by Wednesday Those objecting to a vote Tuesday Included Senator Simmons North and Carolina Dill Washington McKellar Tennessee all Democrats The fatter expects to propose a rthanit'A to limit thft nower of the proposed federal farm board In Utilizing he equalization fee A second prospective revision is for the president naming the com set up under the modity councils of measure Instead the farm board Senate confirmation would be reAnother change would quired make it mandatory that the board obtain the consent of the commodity council before it coxild declare an operating period for the equalization fee on a certain product OPPOSITION DEVELOPS Debate yesterday developed op- ocrat Moritaha while Senators Oooding Idaho and Frazier North Dakota supported Republicans the measure Both proponents saidi the farmer had been discriminated1 against by the government and cited the railfbad and other industries as having been given federal aid Opposing it on constitutional grounds Walsh declared public funds could not be taken out of the treasury and turned over to an individual or group or lnuivia-ual- s for the promotion of private business SERVICE OPENS KING'S PLACE Both Houses Quit Work But Do NDARD-EXAMINE- R 00N LONDON Apfil 71— (AP)f-Th- e Everting News a&yn j that prince Charles Philippe' the Duke de Nemours will be mrriled to Margaret Efforts are being: made by busi "Peggy" Watson bf Washington D ness men of Qgrdenand Salt Like C in London within a week or I " if thrdugb their respective chambers two Th princi whp 11 in Ldndon beof commerce to in advertising: the state of Utah and in gan to make arrangements for the pays the handling: the various freight Hate weddjing ten daya ago controversies threatening: to harm Newsi and lat ThMrsdar ejjfered the state's industries particulars ab6ut!hijmselfandi Miss Several meetings have been held Watspn on a liftieniser application which hie duly isigried by the board of governors of Salt form! The prince gatie fhis a ?& Lake and the board of directors of tl was isaijdt to be lomewhat Ogden at Which the iquestlons have His bride He is older a skilled aifmah and been discussed On Friday the of miles by was fur has traveled thoiJsafids probability of lthe scidn ot the thered by the visit here bf Edward airplane Hejjs and M Ashton oresrdent of the Salt noted family Bourbon-Oaeathe sDuchessf pf Ven-doLake chamber and J C Rebhblz his mother h ft sistier pf King Albert of! r " secretary I Mr Ashton and fr Rebholz con the Belgians—4j— i L — r ferred with James II DeVine president of the Ogden chamber of QUEEN 5UYS MAltY commerce Jesse S Richards FROCKS and James P Casey associate general manager of The Standard-ExaminBElfLIN— (A I') — Queei Surayal These - three Ogden men will go to Salt Lake on of Afghanistan selected 13 0 new Thursday April 12 to meet with gowns at a tea with tnuslc staged the board of governors of the Salt for the occasion at the fashionable chamber and discuss these salon of a Berlin rrtadistei mutual matters The ttea was attended! by the wives Of Chancellor Marxt Under-- : secretary of Statfe yoii Schubert PEINCE ACTS AS Minister von Rosen jttiei Turkish Ambassador Kemalidlrt Sami Pas- DOCTOR TO EIDER cha and many cither! prominent men and women pr Berllri'a - upper LONDON Anril ( APi-- lhi -j set i b - i Daily Express today said the Frlmce or waies acted as a doctor afler ed For tjwo houlrg mftnlkinsl display- the apparel wpifh by 4 woman the Royal navy cup point-to-pplof fashion from morning until mid-- ! chase at Oxton on Thura- night The steeple qvei choice includaay evejnlnk gown f crepe The prince had dismounted and ed a pink with afsleevelefs evewas entering the weighing roOm georgette to cloak match and another ning wnen ne learned that one of the of yelldw tulle? with gold embroidAlexander competitors v Captain i ' j had been thrown and had brokien ery 4 his collar bone when his horse stumbled while taking a hedge Xjhe GIVIJS DECISION prince tooK care of him MOTCmiST CASE IiNj NEW YORK April 7— (AP)' Judg-- John k hendricks In city Major Francis W Honevcutt and Colonel W Scott Breckinridjge court today said that he had fohnd roomea together at West Point apd L BosIOw 24 !of 2585 Fowler ave-nu- e were champion fencers Now their guilty on a charge bf filllne to nephews John Hinrichs and Wil- give Joseph Gruef another motor- liam M Breckinridge are room 1st the right-of-wa- y at Twenty-mates at the point They too are second street and Lincoln j avenue! fencers They scored high in the on March 29 Sentence was dej ferred until Wednesday intercollegiate championships ' co-oper- rt i i ' siee-ret- ar GERMAN er J7-- nt I aniaviator during the war he has made 19 parachute leaps In his latest he descended 2000 feet from - burning plane Sketches by Bessey Synopsis Bracher "by iSkbuJd Com EHtjti with ikis EdKPaUnUi SelfAdjusting It Makes Mowers Stay in MjHsfment Why be annoyed with poor mowing and bothersome 'difficult lawn mower adjustments when you can eliminate all these troubles by getting a mower with the F & N patented ball bearing device? It keeps mowers in adjustment automatically JMowert with — and made of highest this feature are also grade ' materials perfectly machined and fitted They assure' you of extra long perfect service at lowest possible cost Let ii demonstrate mowers with this device to you today Come in and see It self-adjustin- g: i self-sharpeni-ng wmxm I Thousands of men soend their livea" stnHvinrr hir They are called ornithologists and it is to their serious TTorts tnat we owe our knowledge of our friends of! the air Some birds are jincouth to look upon but most feathered creatures are beautiful Above is pictured a Sun Bittern with magnificent wing and tail feathers t NEA Thrcugh 11 — ———Spcil Ptrmiion of thuEiUhM T - of Thi Book el RnowLdg CopyriaKC1923i2K7 ' Ostriches! are raised for their wb in d e r f u I plumes The! Ostrich trying to hide! pokes his head into the sand and imagines he ! ' The pride of the Peacock has become a famHere is ily proverb sketched a fine specimen oi ine specie? i i " To all who have taken voyages across iha ocean the v sight of Culls is familiar Many types of airplanes are d after the Sea Cull and other patterned birds The Culls pictured above in full flight are following some ship on the lookout for whatever in the way of edibles is thrown overboard )4-(To Be Continued — — " " wide-winge- - They Cost You Less j They Last 9a 3 Longer 7 — —— — — — " i i — - I—- - - ii—— II 1' ! i |