Show !?! I! UTAH'S ACTION THE OGDEN STAND - RIDERS TRY FOR PRIZES POTATO MARKET TO PLANS OF AL More Than Twice as " ' mi ft M" i- Y !' as 1927 I i- Parent-Teachers- Houston Was Bis: Objective ! 'j"S 'I ron Street was reforteif Policy Holders' Thirty-seQon- 4 Metropolitan dv inra Dance Berthana Wednesday April to the pcHcethls morning I - (AP) April politics advanced another big stride today with clarifi cation of additional convention delegate leanings in two states and as many insular possessions in which Hoover and Smith figured and the bringing up to the front line of battle of moral oral artillery for Walsh By nightfall three more states-Illi- nois Nebraska and Oklahoma— were to know how they stood- at least partially for nominees at Kansas City and Houston HOOVER AHEAD Hoover now ahead in the racp for the Republican presidential nomination today could lay claim to perhaps 17 more convention delegates as a result of party conventions and other activity yesterday Rhode Island's state meeting recommended the commerce secreits 13 delegates the territary toconvention of Hawaii intorial structed its two for him and reports from Manila indicated the two Phid lippine delegates chosen 'as last February now favored Hoover in event President Coolidge was not drafted Smith leading in the Democratic bid for delegates apparently was the only other of the dozen or more presidential aspirants to pick The Utah up support yesterday state convention selected 16 Hous ton delegates each with a half vote without expressing a choice the New York although backers of governor claimed all eight votes would be for their candidate Utah's action was regarded as an upset however as Smith's supporters had counted on a straight out instruct ed delegation there TRIBUTE TO WALSH Other Monday political developments brought a lengthy tribute to Walsh Montana's entry in the June Democratic contention by William G McAdoo who engaged in the memorable deadlock with Smith for the 1924 nomination and who heads Calthe slate of Walsh delegates in Hooifornia and a decision by the ver forces to resume active camhis fight paigning in Ohio where since the has been in abeyance death of his April 24th primary opponent Senator Willis M'ADOO'S LETTER of the late McAdoo a President Wilson in a letter-t- o John B Elliott of Los Angeles another of Walsh's lieutenants in California described the Montana senator as "one of the strongest supporters of President Wilson'sis administration" and said "there no Democrat in public life today whose achievements entitle him to greater honors at the hands of his party" McAdoo said If it were not for him here legal business detaining he would make some speeches in Walsh's behalf in California before the primary "With Walsh in the White House" his letter said "a just man an able man a courageous man and Jnteliectual man a great 'lead the man and a sober man-wilpeople of the United Stateslawinto a new era of prosperity and J I B Kennedy' W ninrisl-T- : Bioorhfieid of Have Returned — Mr and Mrs H southerii S Jensen and Mr arid Mrs J J Jackson Miss "one' of the ocj urnufi orfinguiooo Plessman have returned from a few agents Wfll muij fof Ofden the irxr pnrhnlnTlli? motor southern days' trip through" a dinner jgivetf at honored guest: Utah Bryces fcanyon 10-- 11 — Presidential 9910 I including cnamer Monday evening m ineroom with commerce tiining And theV Flowers are furnished Eneeni' R Alton manager or tne by Kienke Floral Phone 1240 j f 3405 mills presiding - — Water ises-Ne- xt Monday aft f Decorations — Upon re quest of P at n'ciocR a meeims of tli committee member Herdtl River System Canals for the Rotary district convention of the Webev be held in the fed will association to be held here Thursday and Fri- to an eral according buildingj rs today nminccmpnt made bv President day the city commissibne IX to install authorized city firem-eamendinentB decorations in the busa mess district R Jones Tirdposed to the article of Incorporation wn Phone be consideredI— F J Drake Veterinarian J: 8423 836 Imnrovfiizi-Mr- B Janette GreenA? well dau$ht?r of Attorney John Forfeits — Roy McK&y 23 of 845 Sneddon feported to be improvstreet forfeited $2 ing at th s £)e Twenty-sixt- h hospital following overon an court in bail city today an appendicitis operatomfox time parking charge Perennials1 and Shrubs— Dtimke f I' 913 Trees Shrubs and ViIhes— For all i purposes More's Nuiiserie a 1266 —t — — Washington avenue Plko ne 782 Art Societi--irThOgden Art sop 9S0O ciety wilU meet at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday n the Hotel Bigelow To Summit Coitnty-- Miss Ellen The times his ieen changed frorti Asrren home demonstration agent S o'clock! i will drive to Summit qounty Wed- Visitor-e-Rut- h nesday to conduct meetingsm of Keyserj of Salt home Lake who passed her Easter va club girls ahd worke s management cation in Oden with Miss Mary Elizabeth Srf4yth returned tociay to Drive It Yourself Co —Rent new- resume her tdies at Stj Hertz seNash Willys-Knigh- t' dans and oras sods Wasnington 2617 Phone 3500 Soda and Dance —Descendants of Captain ames Brownj will hold G a social a)id5dance in the Eleventh Tfranklin Speaker — Dr street oh Ebaugh of Denver Cjljo a mental ward hall oij Thirty-firs- tj hygienist who was here today as Thursday? evening at 7:30 o clock a guest of Supt W viarl Hopkins All mem$es ot the tamiiy are or me cuy scnoois spoKe Deiore ursred to fe present Thesre he principals of the city! schools in no admission fe and lunjcheOn wi the Hotel Bigelow todjay at noon be servea Mission' Meeting — L D S Scan Ogden Typewriter House for type 2422 Kiesei dinavian sister' mission will meet writers and repairs 1125 at the hdm0 t?f Mrs 'CroabU 44 Phone 236w Seventeenth' street at 2 o'clock oh To Sneak Tonight 1— Patriarch Wednesdcy afternoon Thomas A Shreeve will speak this Change' Made —Weekly meeting evening at 7:30 o'clock to the ad oh vanced senior class of the Mutuals of the "Lidna" club will "be hld of the Ninth ward or "What Is Wednesdy it 42:15 o'cl4ck n the jBieiow insteaa oi rnursaay xrutn a Kusseii ctoii win taiK Hotel the usual day 'owing to the Rotary to the "M" men on "Evolution" club convention Packer & Stevens—Jewelers and I Eyes tested Glasses optometrists fitted Watch repairing etc 352 r- - ai-nn- nn i unln-structe- J -- t i e ? 4-- H ch May's-of-the-Wasa- v-i- ll r son-in-la- w 24th 6887 WILD VIE Coming Home — Pearl F former mayor of Ogden and Mrs Kirkendall are expected to re turn to Ogden on Wednesday Mr Kirkendall has been ih California for some weeks for bis health Auto Washing — We use ther latest machinery and do a first class job garageMack-Robiiis- on 6346 4 Furlough — J E Schwartz 18 of zzd jenerson avenue) is nomeuii a furlough from San Diego 10-d- ay FORf NEW MEMBERS $V Matthews and Robert Follan were named captains cf membersUip contest teams by tHe Ogden EscRange club this noon the club? dciing to enlarge tHe membership list to 50 business and professional5 men President S T Jeppeson JaisnJunced the fontefet will continue only through trie month ot April the losing team dinners of the win paying topg the i I i ners y The program thiaf no0n at the Exchan get club luncheoii Jn the Hotel Bigelow consisted of three readings yMss Hazel WIntle whjo pleased the members with jiter of various Characters Several 6f h)& memberSjUncIuding the Kev 4onn w Hysiop ana uudge John A Jlendricks made! brief talks: Thje program was under di j rection ot Roy L Tribe S Frank naval training station! He enlisted in the navy on Decejniber 30 last and is at present studying in the navy school of musicj BOX CAR LIBRARY To Coast— The United States GOLMOR N M —Colmor is to have a public library in a box car Olympic water polo tbim paid Og Sorosia den a short visit thisf morning ar bought and equipped by the a riving at 7:05 o'clock! dn the Union Literary club Paeific and departg at 8:05 o'clock Ion the Southern Pacific They were en route !to San Fran- cisco in charge of Ivjilliam Coffman i ' To Marry —Charles j Paul Lange FIRE KILLS MOTHEE Smith both AND THREE BABIES Hermin' Paulina and GASPING of Helper obtained 4 marriage li cense from the Weber county clerk fee BREATH! CHICAg April lo!—lp)X 1 I afternoon Monday airs £iizaetn wtutaker 22 anid BY THE USE OF V her three children rangirig frem 18 Watch Gone— Thef of a momns to a years or age were DR M HCBMANCEfs watch the Ogdei High school burned tp sdeath jwheh fire today ASTHMA and HflY I Mondayfrom was reported) to the police destroyed' thefr home In the northN by Everett Godell a student who west part: of- the city Four other resides at 2168 Adams avenue persons wefte seriously burned ' I i 17-jew- el Fever medicine - -- j I 1 1 'II1 savemo$m? dnMoi© Oil i NEVER After more than SO motorcycle riders had paraded through the business district of the city Monday ni£ht Ed Kammeyer was adjudged! to be the best appearing membir of the Ogden Motorcycle rirlcel best in School — Mayor Frank Francis xvii T4ivv-Lowe- st X0AHO fALLS Ida April 10 23 1 will deliver an addressitio the Burch quality iprtffin Paint Co (1AP —SThil! potato market con- '! association Washington Creek j tiniied fy diop last week until at ? V- - —— in the school house Wednesday at Idaho points prices 8 p m of So feet of reached phijiping: the of Hose Tkep-i-Th- eft mark $100 a hunh&s !rom her lawn at 584 dred for loaded cars of U S No Instructed Delegation to WASHINGTON j Track Holdings Average SMItH MEN i ' - TUESDAY EVETflNGl APRIL 10 1928 R DROP NOTED It 7?ANDOM TERMED UPSET ARD-EXAMINE- ill j ! The motorists were judged by the apbearance of their machines their personal appearance the way they sit and handled their j machines and the quietness jwith which their ' machines operated Russets said the Weekly Re Judges! were Motorcycle Officers view issued i here today by Wendell Rink $murthwaite and Clair and a representative p The Calhoun $ market news representative o the department of agri Standard-ExaminliKanfmeyer riding a shiny! new culture red mjotorcycle handled his marAIB DEJLLD ran almost noiselessA fairly good demand developed chine jwhich ease He was dressed in wih ly at this price and there has been the lajtest inmotorcycle attire considerable trading at 1100 to black boots black leither cluding 1 50 to No Russets and $110 fpir His 55 cents 'f or No 2's in loaded cars jacket and a leather helmet A lew 4ales of plain bag rurals prize was a pair of leather gloves Seccjnd pri2e a Jointed fish pole wefe m4jdeiP-- 80 to 85 cents The went to Vance (Red)'Bybee ii& prlf:e toS!5the growers has been the were honorable given following 90 95 to or eents bulk mostly Runsidit George cents sacked and graded for U S mentidn: Clarence I Faulkier and E Nielson Noi 1 Rttssets Following the parade the The t©tal United States ship motorcyclists participated' in a ments of riotatoes have averaeed treasure hunt on the south Wash560 aroind cars a for the only day A diligent search by flats ington 10 780 Idayp compared with past George Faulkner resulted ii his a yearajgojbut apparently a the first treasure and! first part of the consuming re- finding was awarded him Inland prize quirements have been supplied with was second and Ed Kara-meye- rj stock coming out of storage for Binghim was third f thete hap been only a limited de The Ogden Motorcycle club's mand mjthecar-lo- t markets Evert marshbiallow and weiner oifting with theligWt shipments the track was which scheduled for tonight continued holjdingstiin the terminals to tverafe more than twice as many has been postponed until Thursday nightsdue to the rainy weather aa ja yeaf a&o OF li:Slow grade t On the Chicago market there BAD FOUNDATION! were almost 500 cars on track on BLAMED FOR BREAK Tuesday 'of Kst week and trade reports inllicijted that a large part 10— JAP) LOff ANGELES of ithese were low grade poor qual— The committee April of experts! ap ity! western tfussets f or which there was almpstipo demand pointed by the Los Angeles city to investigate the St Franflood mock was rather scarce but council cis dam collapse headed by Dr under the thh marfetiiwas draggy Mead United States di neavy spppyes oi poor scock auauo Elwood rufesets were! quoted at $185® 200 rector of reclamation in a report anid Wisifonfeln whites were a nickel today blamed the catastrophe on the "defective foundation- of the higher at—$s85©20o aam I j :Ras-mus- se er i t 30-o- con-siderab- dd lej ' f LOSES APPEAL? TO HOLD CITY LIABLE —— WASlllN&TON April 10— (AP) of the ventila Ihe tion of the house and senate chambers having 'a direct effect up4n the mortality among mem was discussed bers of i at ilengtj cOijngress in hearings on the annual leirisMtive supply bill re ported tlb the house today by its approprijtiris committee vyhileiinoi specific reference was made to- the recent deaths of four metnberii Senator Willis of Ohio Jonies of New Mexico Ferris of and Representative Michigaijs the Gailivanjj of Massachusetts committee devoted considerable timje to :the question of the tle jsjjir in the chambers Taylor a Colo-radi- o iteprefentauve Deifriorat submitted a table of jstatispes! compiled by William Tyljer Pige1 clerk of the house whfch Ifesaid showed that "during! the ijpast 35 years 202 representatives and 83 senators have h w cbs-sibilit- y i i i WRIGHT'S pur--ityj- of died In 'ii offce" ii C©N©C© effv MOTOR OH? yf i ' U I ii neckwe)ctK - i I - i - v I Specially Priced i f —crisp silks soft ircKj satins hand tailoring hat esh keeps your i ties looking even a f jt e i months of wearMhere's just part of the spring neckwear story see Ii our display n for GIRLS j - Ida April 10—CAP)- -- a' The Tetibn Coal company with mines fij Teton county has been thtfown Jhtq receivership on petition of Warren A Parrish of Layton Utah and tbdav John W T!n Bojise former state treasurer was appointed Receiver The appintment of a" receiver was made on a showing ih federal G district court here that the coal company was in aerauit or payments to Parrish and others aggregating $334712 Suit was filed by Parrftsh $arly in March in Poca tello at which time it was shown that thei coal company was encum beired by three deeds of trust total- inr nearly 270000 &OXS& I i t I i i OCJDEN NEW V ) if j Star Brancl Foot Culture Shoes for children in patent leather tan or roseblush Styles include sport oxfords and ties sandal or models All bright fresh new stock Complete range of sizes L$295 duo-ton- es one-stra- n 1 —Ut The Look You w I'l JiJ Cannot Ijose I j 1 i i p - j r i HPHE "weekly washS claims every I A Monday the ironirigcreepi over into Tuesday But th&t 'fwashday look" lingers the whole! week through Vhy not try the laundry way? Thecost is less than: you imagine And your clotHes will be returned sweetly fresh and! clean Telephone us - Home Missionary so ciety s ©f ii themeetFirston Methodist church will afternoe-at 2:30 o'clockThursday in the ii church parlors 2604 Jefferson avenue! The Rev A K Jensen on home missionary will talk projects Mrs Frances Bell wil give a $iano solo and Mrs D C Mrs Crangle alj whistling solo W F Craven and Mrs W Isle will ber hostesses I I j i ! ! 11 Mi JPr DIXIE PLAYERS ll Ij J I' ' ' RETURN TO UTAH i Ssi ' ! i :'! j ' f 'hi i M! if' li j t SALT LAKE Aoril 10 — (AX — The Dixie Fliers of St" George Utah's sntry in the national inter- scholastic basket ball tournament in Chicago passed through Salt Lake today on their way home The telmiiwas eliminated after winning through to the quarter finals of the tourney if ' CRiuKOTAFT:j :! — ii nil JDBV CLUAIIIIIG S DYEING £530:40 WALL AV£ Phones (j r and thefr- daughter - i I ! - - : " ii t — t " i i ' : A Gjanninl founder of the BAnk of Italy who passed through Garden a few weeks ago en route to sajn Fratfcisco after ha vine com vice-presiden- i I ' I VISIT pleted t$xe purchasing of the Bank ©fj Ameficai the oldest banking Institution in the United States will afirive ia Ogden again this evening eii routi tdi the east His train will ccjme frfemi the west at 6:40 o'clock ard deiarij at 7 o'clock Mr Giannini will be accompanied bjf P R IfVilliams vice president of the Bank of Italyr Russell Smith assistant yice president and Mrs Srhith Mb Huntoon oe tne Kacramentq branch of the Btnk of Italy and Mrs Giannini ft y GkAlfelNI TO PAY j ' in the tieo fi i II sp fairpie --th- ere's I X NAMSSl RECEIVER FOR COAL CONCERN L I '4 Women's 1! J - MISSION WOMEN GATHER THURSDAY high-trad- e H -- j j ' xo nation delegates al IcopveritioninesfepuDiipan NEW TORIv? April 10 — (AP) — Touth is trainihg age for a big test nt 'Producers Refiners and 5Iarketers S s are pledged to former Governor Frank Lowden of Illinois for first choice but if they seej She has no chance for riominatioOrf Cole said they would switch to Dawes Gole spoke in Cleveland last nlsht in Ithe ihteresti bf Willis candidate delecrates 133 andJ SALT LAKE April 104-C- arl George Lundberg charged with em bezzlement of twro quarts of cream Derbyshire Ene land April 10 — (AP) — The Prlne of Wales fell twice while in the High Peak hunt point-to-poi-riding ii 2 8th fall mare Miss Griss the his iRiding pitlnce tipoKi the first three fences in good style but the mare took off badly at the sixth fence stumbled arid threw sher royal rider over her The p'rince caught her remount ed and jccatlnued the race but at the lasts fejice was again thrown He was moti hurt in either fall CONTINENTAL OIL COMPA 9 i j FLAjGC MOOR ? petroleum products ia Arkansas Cc4OTadcsIdahoKansasMissouri Montana Nebraska Krw Mexico Oklahoma Oregon South Dakota Texas Utah Washington and Wyoming i Cole and the 8 1 coy cf self" MEN ARE FREED IN CREAM THEFT CASE COMPARES SCHOOL SSLVGIXG PARIS — (AP) — In America Gabriel Pierne composer and member of the Institut He France found school singing more highly He developed than in France said "In Chicago and Philadelphia I easily got 4004) children to sing my 'Crusade of the Children' Over here I couldn't find 80 CONGRESS Ohio presiden- - provement bonds according to an Associated Press dispatch Moore had bought a supplemental issue of the bonds put out by the city when an original Issue failed to cover expenses of a sewer The city taxpayers prosystem tested the supplemental issue and fought successively through both state and federal courts against payment of the bonds CHICAGO April 10 — (AP) — Robert Woodward a "rookie'? de tective today won his snurs I On an investigation tour on his vooawara neara a uwji i nine stick! 'em up" order from two thugs in anl alley Knocking aside a gun tnrusf into his ribs he drew his own weapon and fired killing one ban dit and capturing the other I i: the tial delegate campaign today fol lowing the announcement of Ralph D Coe of Findly that he and 33 other Willis candidates for dele- for Dawes "if and when the opportunity presented it I WOULD ROOKIE' KILLS ONE: VENTILATE ROOMS CAPTURES ANOTHER t was thrown' into Upon recommendation of City Engineer! H C Errett-thposition bf city plumbing inspector is to be abolished from the office of the engineer and in the future the combined duties of electrical Inspector building inspector and plumbing inspector will be handled by Edward Jessup present electrical and bujlding inspector The city commissioners have approved the recommendation and authorized the increase !of Mr Jessup's salary $10 a month Engineer Errett said today that the inspections are similar and that one man could handle them all ln his opinion Charles A Stone has handled the plumbing inspector work geld- Chjurchill Downisj 12 year-old is galloped every morning at ing AMUSEMENT INCREASES Bejmont park by Judy Johnson the PARIS — Paris has 550 onera only girl 'exercise boy'Vthere Fox- BOISE Idaho April 101 — (AP) — music halls circuses hall P TCpune haln amhltions to Win Howard Moore Denver Monday houses lost an appeal to the United States theatres! and movies — a gain of the grana national next Aiarcn wnn th4 horse supreme court in an effort to hold 505 in 50 years the City of Nampa Idaho liable for payment of $43000-- local im- valued at 60 cents a quart were found not guilty by Judge N II Tanner following a lengthy hearing Monday and the charge against them was dismissed Complaints against the two were issued at the request of 5L E Nelson who alleged that the men were employed by' him to take! milk from his dairy place at Murray to a dairy in Salt Lake and owing to taking some off the top on March 6 the Lundbergs reduced the percentage or butterfat causing th loss or a prospective contract j i Cal April 10— eventually for Ha waiian waters approximately fifty war vessels today were headed toward San Francisco leaving the local naval contingent limited to f6ur cruisers a supply steamer a tug and an eagle boat The cruise has been termed by naval officers the greatest series of maneuvers in the history of the navy Operations against an "ene my" force headed for California will be a part of the drill on the way to the islands A total of 78 warships! will have sailed from the San Diego-Sa- n Pedro area joining with the San Francisco force on Aprils 18 when a fleet of 89 warships wilt head out' through the Golden Gate to join the 22 now in Hawaiian waters SAN DIEGO ( AP) — -- Bound NilM OF DAWES IS ONE MAN TO iNOWilN CAMPAIGN CLEVELAND! April 10— (AP) HOLD 3 JOBS — "the name of 'Charles G Dawes WALES PRINCE IS THROWN TWICE let your crankcase receive a drop of oil thatoti do not know to be able to protect every moving1ciotor part' arid to keep your motor running smoothly at any speed Thereby you get real value in long motor service Thereby you avoid Repairs You cannot make this economy if you buy cheap or unfcrkniied oil' Rather you face quick depreciation scored cylinders tjnecessary 1 carbon burned bearings loose pistonsi Economize by insisting on Conoco Motor Oil—a known p)tdiict unvarying in quality Refined to save cars Each dealer haj a Conoco Motor Oil chart showing the correct grade for your car arfoj niodcL Club WAR VESSELS &EAD TOWARD CALIFORNIA 074 i |