Show THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- THURSDAY EVENING MAY 10 1928 R NEWS OF THE INTERMOUNTA IN WEST OUT OUR WAY i" REAL GOLD AT "dm l i — 1 1 ' IN AUTOIVRECI! Striking Gift Presented At Celebration In Machine Turns Over On Sharp Curve At Foot of Hill w teas? - EVANSTON Wyo May 10 —Officers of the Woodruff stake entertained Tuesday in Randolph' Utah in honor of the golden wedding of President and Mre anniversary John M Baxter The 'guests assembled for th reception in the church at 11 o'clock The day's celebration closed with a dance In the opera houset More than 800 guests were present many having come from Salts Lake and Ogden and also Rock Springs Evanston Green River Lyman Provo Cumberland Huntsville Almy and "Woodruff BANQUET SERVED At 3 o'clock a! banquet was served in the basement of the church The long tables! were- decorated with bowls of sweet peas a number 50 centering each fforal piece The table at which President and Mrs Baxter sat was centered with a huge while layer cake decorated with a golden bell President Brown of Evanston was master of ceremonies for the day At the banquet table toasts were responded to by Bishop Young of Rock Springs Bishop J T iTingey of Woodruff Bishop Olaf Larson of Randolph Bishop Clarence Rollins of Lyman Bishop James Bowns of iAlmy Bishop Percy G Matthews of Evanston Bishop Peter McKinnon of Opden Bishop H E B rough of Evanston Elder Thomas Ashton of Provo President William Walker of the Lyman stake also by Mrs James Stacey of Ogden and Mrs Maughn of Cache valley a sister of President Baiter Recitations were given by Mrs William J Starkey and President George Eyre of Randolph Solos were sung by Peter W Eas-to- n Mrs Harold Brough and Mrs Ezra Brown GIFTS RECEIVED After the banquet a program was friyen in the church It was opened by the singing by the congregation of ''Love at Home" followed The by prayer by John " Gray presentation of the bridal bouquet was made by President James Brown as was the address of welcome An enormous golden cake was presented to President and Mrs Baxter by members of the Lyman stake the presentation being made by Bishop Albert Man-wariof Green River The cake was decorated with a rainbow at the end of which Avas a pot of real Presentation of a radio set gold of tha given by the members Woodruff stake was made by President Brown Bishop Manninar Tyson of Brlgham City marda the presentation of a plant to abranch of which was tied a gold piece A basket of flowers was presented by the ' members of the Woodruff stake Flowers were also presented by Elder and Mrs Ashton President Baxter responded to each Remarks were made presentation by President H Melvin Rollins ot the Lyman stake and President George- Neville of the Woodruff stake Musical numbers were jdven as follows: Vocal solos! Mrs! Samuel Rex Mrs Ezra Brown Tohni Neilson vocal duet Mrs Arthur Davis and Mrs George also a song "Put on Your Old Gray Bonnet" which was suns and Icleverly acted out by several Mrs Laura Butts of children Evanston and Mrs Mary Rait of Salt 'Lake were accompanists on the piano ' OID-TOISONGS A feature of the program was the singing by Mrs Ezra Brown of the sons "Will You Love Me When I'm Old?" This song was sung by Mrs Baxter at her wedding SO years before John Neilson saner the reply to the song the words of which were written by President Baxter and the music of which was composed by Mr Neilson The benediction at the clqse of the program was pronounced by Bishop Olaf Larson ———o SSSSMSba " -- GUNNISON May 10— ChrisHan Larsen a contractor is dead as the result of a motor car accident Wednesday evening about four miles north of Gunnison Arthur Malcolm th driver was generally cut and bruised The two men had obtained a subcontract on a federal aid road near Pangultch and while gathering equipment were en route to Malcolm's home In Spanish Fork At the hill a short distance south of Fayette not knowing 'of the sharp turn at the bottom Malcolm shut off his engine At the bottom of the hill the car did not respond to the wheel or brakes as readily as machines to which Malcolm had been accustomed he said after the accident and it turned over completely once coming to a stop right side up " Malcolm remained in the car Mr Larsen was thrown out his neck and a leg were broken He was instantly killed - FARMS NEAR BOISE ARE UNDER WATER BOISE Ida May 10 — (AP) — One horse was drowned and several small truck farms on the lowlands of the Boise river were flooded by the overflowing stream and considerable additional damage was expected today as warm weath-econtributed to the rise of the i river A dozen residents along the river prepared to abandon their homes as the surging water of the river poured into their dooryards and rose menacingly toward their houses Low dikes have given way In several places below this city and much pasture land has been flooded Little immediate check on the rise of the river was seen today as the weather continued warm and much snow is reported in the watershed Arrowrock dam 25 miles up stream from here is overflowing and cannot hold back any of the present run-of- f o- — r HEROES ARe MAOE-'M- OT 80RM jrRWiLliAM3 I RES U S PfcT Off 0 1 y 9 NCA StSVICE INC ? BISHOP MODERN YOUTH Oresron Prelate Speaks During Gathering In Salt Lake ng Bo-din- e! LIKES SALT LAKE May 10 —Sessions of the province of the Pacific synod of the Episcopal church were being held today in St Mark's cathedral The synod was opened Wednesday with more than 800 delegates in attendance Business meetings and social gatherings Will continue through Saturday Bishop W T Sumner of Oregon made the principal talk at a meet ing in the chamber of commerce Bishop Sumner spoke on human conduct and stated that today as always "behaviorism" was of ma He read a tran jor importance scription from Jan ancient stone which declared that the world was on the downward path and its end was imminent The stone was 4000 years old Bishop Sumner stated He also declared that the youth of today are finer and have higher ideals than ever before He urged a middle path for those who wish to develop character o— WRITER GOING TO LONELY B ISLE SALT LAKE May 10 — To es cape from civilized modes of thinking and to free himself of modern ideas Gustav Davidson of New York noted author poet and critic plans to spend two years in a far-ocorner of the woiid He stopped over in Salt Lake Wednes day en route to Rimitara in the Austral group of the South Sea islands a place rarely If ever in habited by a white man ff WOMAN MADE (Continued From Page One) which caused other diners to look up: "I don't care I won't talk to you I won't have anything to do with you Get away I tell you" "Colonel Stewart'! am from The Associated Press" the reporter began againto be interrupted by: "I don't care where you're from I tell you I won't talk to you" SEEKS ASSISTANCE By this time the colonel had half risen from his chair and was glancing wildly about the dining car In search of the steward The reporter tried another tack breaking Into the : stream of the colonel's exclamations with: "Your Chicago office said last night that you would talk today" Colonel Stewart shouted: "That is a lie I don't care where you heard it I know more about it than they do and I tell you I won't talk'' Stewart gestulated wildly with one hand while the other fumbled a table napkin "Inervously tell I don't want to be annoyed" you The steward intervened and the interview terminated Colonel Stewart continued abruptly his meal but a moment later was heard to order one Chicago and two New York newspapers to be brought to him INDICTMENT SO TJGnT WASHINGTON 10 — (AP) — Seeking indictmentMay of Robert W Stewart chairman of the board of the Standard Oil company of Indiana District Attorney Rover today submitted to the federal grand Jury the transcript of the oil man's testimony before the sen at g Teapot dome committee on 2 and S and on April 24- -February When Stewart appeared first before the committee he said he had not profited personally one cent through the Continental Trading company's oil profits liberty bonds and had no knowledge of the Continental company bonds At Jhis April appearance before the committee the oil man testified that he had received $759500 in bonds from the Continental deal which were given him by H S Osier president of the company MILLS ROYAL MAYOR AGAIN GROWSJRATE DIES -- END OF RAINBOW Randolph A By Williams BUILDER - COL STEWART -- LETS CONTRACT Drafted By Friends In Order To Best Male Candidate GREYBULL Wyo May 10 — (AP)— Drafted by her adherents as a candidate after declaring she "did not choose to run" Miss Elizabeth Wiley has been returned to the office of mayor of Greybull for the third time She defeated a male SamPrltchett a city councilman by a majority of 22 votes in Tuesday's municipal electfon Pritchett had charged the woman mayor with inefficiency Supporters of Miss Wiley decided to draft her at the last minute in a drive to defeat Pritchett NOBILE WATCHES WEATHER FOR TRIP (Copyrighted by The Associated Press 1928) KINGS BAY Spitzbergen May — General Umberto No-bl10v-(A-P) watched" weather conditions closely today to determine whether he should start tomorrow in the dirigible Italia on a flight to the North Pole The present plan is to start tomorrow or Saturday General No-bitelling the correspondent of The Associated Press that weather conditions today and tomorrow morning were the determining factors Th© Italian explorer said that the question of the number of men that he would take along would be decided just before the start Asked whether he expected to find new land between Spitzbergen Franz Josef Lnd and Nicola!- II Land GenerapNobile replied: "We shall nee" le le (Continued From Pago OnclT farms which makes advisable tha extension of terminal and mill ele vator facilities In Ogden" said Gen eral Manager Sherwood "This change is resulting from the uso of the combine harvesters and automobile trucks facilitating harvest and delivery to elevators With the grain reaching the country rail- -' road stations there must be facilities for storage at milling centers That "Is (one of the reasons for our extension in Ogden" ' GREAT CROP EXPECTED The Royal Milling company's property holdings In Ogden include a large area extending street and along both Twenty-nint- h Pacific avenue and provided with trackage facilities connecting with the Ogden Union Railway and Depot company's yards The propr-t- y one year ago from thewaabought Browning interests the former Utah Cereal Food company plant being reconstructed and as a modern flour mill The plant began operations when the 1927 wheat crop delivery started In conjunction with the Royal Milling company extension this year comment has been made on other grain elevator extensions made by two other milling companies in Ogden during the year all being planned to greatly facilitate handling the tremendous-whe- at crops expected this year Jn both Utah and Idaho ' i j ESCAPES FINE BY LISTING LIQUOR NEW YORK May 10 — (AP) — Louis Lurie state treasurer ot the California Republican committee in whose luggage 23 bottles of liq- uor were found upon his return from Europej last Friday escaped a penalty becofuse he had Hated the liquor in his custoriis declaration Elting collector Of the port SAYS WOMEN WOULD Philip announced after a hearing The liquor was destroyed-whe- n WORLD discovered The usual penalty foe into the country ilNEW YORK May 10— (AP) — bringingis liquor a fine of $5 a bottle The world in the opinion ot Dr legally George J Smith chairman of the board of examiners of tho New York board of education would AVALANCHE CAUSES crumble in 50 years if it were left OF ELEVEN to women "It would do so" Dr Smith told the Culture club "because it is — ANCONA Italy May ID— (AP) An avalanche caused eleven impossible for women to master deaths nearl here last night Mathematics higher mathematics Three persons were killed and ia absolutely necessary for culture and yet there is only a very small eighteen injured when the fast number of men who know it night train collided with a huge pile Of earth which completely blocked thoroughly" - This lack of knowledge ho said the railroad tracks between was also true of other sciences He Marittima and Grottammare pCupra near asserted knowledge alone does not San Benedetto del Tronto make culture but that it comes The avalanche which was caused from the love of fine arts by recent heavy rains also demoU lshed nine houses and bodies were taken from them eight v CRUMBLE -- from Salt Lake the first of the week Tom Whittaker 'Bttl Williams and IWesley Reece were Evanston CHICAGO May 10-- (AP)— visitors the first of 'the week Colonel Robert W Stewart chairWomen of the Catholic church man of the board of directors of are o give a card party In the I the Standard Oil company of InO Of P hall Monday evening May diana today issued the following 21 are to be Refreshments statement: served"Replying to th© statement of BASEBALL- GAME aiARY K ENGSTRUM D Rockefeller Jr appear-in- g John The to Evanston baseball club is — — " 1 in newspapers under date of on its first game Sunday May EVANSTON 9 1928 any communication Wyo May 10 — play May 13 Slide Devil's in from any stockholder of the comMarjf Rebekah lodge No 4 enteron the Evanston Athletic W£rk tained Tuesday evening in honor of club field is pany ia entitled to and shall reprogressing dally It Mrs C D Stafford of Kemmerer has "been ceive from me the most careful leveled cleared and and CLAIM state) president of the Rebekah as- is being DELEGATES consideration in condition class first put sembly Mrs Stafford was accomproceedings now pending WILL BACK SMITH at "The here Dr panied by her ihusband make- it unwise for Washington Stafford who is grand master of IDAHO FALLS TO me to make any statement to the ROCK 10 public at this time the Odd Fellows of Wyoming this Wyo much as I FIRE SWEEPS OVER CAST BOND VOTE — (AP) — SPRINGS to the might That' delegates May desire to" yeari also by Mrs Clark and Mrs BLOCK IN OIL CITY NEVADA ARSENAL Democratic state convention May Ange lo of Kemmerer At 6 o'clock IDAHO 14 FALLS Ida 10— in May a dinner was served to the honored Casper are overwhelmingly BILL IS APPROVED OIL CITY Pa May 10— (AP)— (API— Idaho Falls citizens will In favor of Governor Alfred E NEW guests and to the members of the vote SHAKES Fire QUAKE on over a a issue block bond a was and swept of Smith the contention here of proposed lodge in the Hong Kong cafe WASHINGTON $10(000 within the next 30 daya political leaders following a care- RUINS OF C 0 R If-- H half of the business section here Geoiige Ewer Jr presided Dri The May 10— smoney would be used to com- ful compilation today with a loss estimated at —The Butler blir to authorize(AP of statistics oban and Mrs Stafford gave talks After The blaze was confin- expenditure of $3500000 for lo?600000 city'sc addition to the mu- tained from the ballot for selection dinner lodge was held in the 1 O plete thehydro-electriATHENS May 10— (AP)— A se- ed to tho Elm street district but cating an ammunition deO Ft hall plant "and of delegates from the 23 Counties vere Besides the guests of nicipal today shook for a time the flames threatened pot at Hawthorne Nevstorage - was aphonor those present at the dinner woujd bo paid iback out o£ earn to the state conclave' The dele Corinth earthquake recently devastated by a to spread throughout the business proved today by the lioufse naval were-Mrw It Pickrell Mr and ingsjof the plant' gations were selected on May 1 uts 01 quajces district committee Mrs: George Ewer Jri Mrs Donald I' McAllister Mrs Mae Jones Mrs ""'" iiiiiliiiil iuiihiimi! mm m mmm 1UM""""M'"1"'— j' ihhiihumi Ray Bloomfield Mr and Mrs Ben ——r iv i Good man Mr and Mrs Jesse Hat-te- n '" mini i ' I Mid-da- y jimmiii A i Mrs Joseph Jeflsen Mrs George Hopkins Mi&i Cornelia TREAT Orders Marvin Mrs Lloyd Anderson Mr and !Mrs J L Lake Mrs L E Mai) Enjoy a tasty M Mi P— ft kl f Foster Mrs Gladys Guild Mrs luncheon at any Filled Amelia Mrs Charles Ramsay Fountain! Esi'Jay Faulkner Mrs Print Storey and Excellent variety Add 10 f§ MrsjAlbert Whittle ropuiar prices yr tot Postage WORKMEN BUSY Wijvrk of remodeling repainting ana aecorating the Railway Y M C AjJ clubhouse is beihglrushed It is expected that it Willi be ready by the end of the week The enJ kr" y tire forces of three bWdge and Extra for Home the in Specials Dependable Drugs buildjing gangs are working on the You can always depend on Ess-Ja- y Stores for Fresh Basi Cole! formerly of Household Helps Toiletries etc Buy Now &nd Save building New Stocks Wide Assortments Paramount Values Omaha is In charge of the work of opening the clubhouse here and of BEECHNUT JAMS the Organization of it t He is ah ex19c AND JELLIES Pompeian Olive Oil Milk Eagle perienced Y M C A leader MISSION BELL SOAP Vz pint 3D£ Pint GO MILK The auxiliary to the f American ans 43c SUGAR Pound Ess-Jay- 's Legion met Monday eVening at the Imported horn© of Mrs Ida Mills! with Mrs for Olive Oil Mills and Mrs Georgej W Ewer as hostesses Mrs Howard Mosey Vz pint 49 Pint 89 Lipton's president presided at the short business meeting after which a TEA luncheon was served Present were: V y4-i- b Mrs Howard Mosey Mr John W Hygeia Nursinsr Bottle R Rennie Mrs I Kastor Mrs 8 ounce ComplaU AO Horlick Malted Milk John Watts Mrs Martin Harris Creme Oil Soap ith brat tUli Mrs R G Call Mrs (Charles Sie-gESS-JAY- 'S FOUNTAIN At Mrs Walter Wheeler 1 HYGEIA BREASTS Tree Tea Green Mrs 73£ for 25 I I Cliff Varney and the hostesses BLEND COFFEE lb U committees of the! American s 1 pound Physicians' and Legion auxiliary are very active at Bromo Seltzer Anti-Col- ic Mead' 206 306 this time including the social child r Surgeons' Soap Tree Tea Black Dextri welfare and legislative committees i -v Nipples Blue Corn Plasters came! here for the Jay 19£ Maltose 4 for 28 j p Cameron G for 25 32 pound election Tuesday after a visit in 55b Salt Lake Mr CameroVs health Stedman's Teething Powders 19 12 for 03 Diamond Beechnut Peanut is naw fully restored after a long I illness Dyes Squibb's Liquid Petrolatum Miss Gladys Whittaker returned Butter 79£ : Large Wright's 2 for 23 HiU's Cascara Size 25£ FIG 27c FOOD Evanston News - - — DEATH ' - I I "'" i in illinium "" mimtrri " nnli aiimnii n in iiium i LULL CONO MY DAYS FRIDAY OTD SATURDAY III 'I f ESS-JAY'- S UTAHN RECEIVES STOCK SHOW PLACE DEMAND REPAIRS ALONG RAIL LINES SALT LAKE May 10— E W son of Mr and Mrs carSALT LAKE May 10— Street rights of way are in a bad Frank B Stephens has been named condition on practically every line of the first annual of the general manager city California livestock show to be man said Mayor John F Bow Wednesday following held November 13 14 and 15 in an made Stephens the South San t Francisco Union stockyards Mr Stephens known among his friends in Utah as "Wick" is a graduate of the Utah Agricultural college — —o CONVERTIBLE SUNSBTADE A new colorful beach sunshade on a long handle is found to fold lip and slide away and be converted Into a walking stick inspection by the city commission and Harry C Jessen city engineer Extensive are necessary and must be repairs made in the mayor's opinion in which members of the board concurred o—— — - FLOWERED GLOVES Paris sends us delicately colored kid gloves that have pansies and other colored kid flowers appllqued on their cuffs - Ladies' Friday Saturday ots Ready-to-we- r ar AND'AliiiiNERr --r mm 29c I 4 S£r2"43o i y -- $259 nV 45c 63 Friday J mScodry49c$10 9 ESKAY'S FOOD 4Qc 77c 5283 m Saturday igar Cullen's Pale Dry 6 for 93 £ MOTHER'S 13tli "Surprise Mother with a brand new hat!" 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