Show WEDNESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 12 "1023 HOOVER MEETS g BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE COOLIDGE UPON THE OGDEN fr (397) r STANDARD-EXAMINE- OUR PRESIDENTS MY IS IN SUBMARINE Conference On Politics Is Left To Later Day In Capital By JAMES Jj"VKST Associated Press Staff Writer WASHINGTON Sept 12— (AP) —The new and retiring leaders of the Itepubliean party — Herbert Hoover and Calvin Coolidge — each other today at union jgreeted station on the return of the presi dent from his vacation in Wiscon- sn but their conference on po micai affairs 'wa3 deferred until a later date MEET AT STATION Following? ac custom he always observed while commerce secretary the Republican presidential candidate motored to the station with Mrs Hoover and Dr Hubert work chairman of the Republican national committee arriving a quarter of an hour befor the pres icentlal train They remained in the president's room until train time and were- joined- there by the secretary of state and Mrs Kel-los- g Attorney General Sargent and Dwight Davis secretary of war Secretary Kellogg was the first to greet the president as Mr Coolidge stepped from his private car with Mrs Coolidge immediately behind him The president bronzed from Ms stay on the Brule river smiled broadly as h© shook hands with each member of the welcoming group Mr Hoover being the second one he greeted The candi date and the president had time only for a handshake and a word or two PICTURES TAKEN Mr Coolidge received the cabinet women very cordially' exclaiming: over each one as she shook hands She and Mrs Hoov er chatted for a moment or two be fore the party moved on to the president's room Secretary Wil bur and Secretary Whiting who were tardy arrivals shook hands with the president on the way mere was a small crowd In the big concourse and it- vigorously ap plauded Mr Coolidge who doffed Jils gray fedora hat in response Mr and Mrs Hoover walked well behind the chief executive but the president beckoned the candidate forward when the photographers halted the party at the front of the BANK ROBBED CASHIER SHOT Bandit Carries Wounded Man To Hospital BENO Nev Sept 12 — (AP)— Forcing: S II Sherwood cashier of the Sierra Valley bank at Loyal-to- n Cal to accompany him to the bank and open the safe aloitb rob ber made his escape last night with 4650 in new fifty-cepieces after shooting Sherwood in the back according to reports here today by Iteno police Following the robbery the bandit ordered Sherwood to go home and when the cashier turned his back the robber shot him Sherwood was Acarriod to the steps of the Loyalton hospital by the bandit who then disappeared Sherwood's condition Is reported here to be sc rious 0 The money taken came from the safe which the cashier was able to nt " : : open He was prevented from tho vaults because of a time lock op-tni- Packing Shipping EV- k- ng Storage Ur ABOARD THE SUBMARINE FALVAGK VESSEL FALCON OFF SOL'OMON'S ISLAND MdJ Sept 12 — (AP) — Successful deep sea ! betore Buchanan term had expired seven states had seceded from the Union because a Republican president had been elected ' When Lincoln came into office in 1861 the country was for war iind action opened with the capture of ready Fort Sumter April 14 1861 by the southerners Lincoln called for 75000 volunteers By WEA Through t : Spcil Prmi$iw et th Publithrt a Th Book a Knowllg 192S-2- 6 Cenyrtght C The new president did not have the support of all in the north Doubt was expressed that the awkward mah from the west could save the sit- uatioh tests with the "lung" the navy's jrew breathing device intended to enable men trapped in vunken submarines to reach the surface safely have brought tho experiments to the final stage — that of actual escape of men from a flooded submersible These experiments will be conducted with the 4 submarine off Cape Charles Va In October and if the results are as satisfactory as thrse of the first three each of the 78 submarines in the navy are to be equipped kith the devices j Three navy divers descended In a diving bell to a depth of 155 feet yesterday and arose garbed only Jn divers' underwear and equipped with the new device Breathing high atmospheric oxygen through a mouthpiece from a rubber bag Which rests against their chests the men came slowly to the surface end permitted natural decompression of air pressure in their bodies o prevent the much dreaded divers' bends They reported : no -discomv ' fort The apparatus based on the principle that it was not heavy sea incisure but the lack of pressure Vpon reaching the surface that has trougth death to so many men who Pave tried to escape from great depths Js considered by its inventors and high naval authorities 4s the most practical over proposed ior submarine fescue work It was devised to be used in the escape cpmpartments of submarines which are fitted to be operated as diving bells lh emergencies S-- war continued with bitterly fought deeds of heroism and sacrifice shared equally by the soldiers of the v north and south The ' Then irinffine throughout the land came Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation freeing all the slaves Lincoln had jonly one thought during! all the dark years he held office—to save the Union Wf I could do it without freeing any slave" he wrote to a friend "I would do that but what I am doing I do to help save the Union (To Be Continued) LAST TRAINS SNOW FALLS ON FOUR VISITORS GO THIS WEEK GAIN AID BOISE HILLS QUICK 12— (AP) — BOISEL Ida Sept Two to four incnes of snow blanketed the hills north of Boise toRail Agents Miss- Train day thej earliest it has come in several years Fast Trip Made To The forest office here said all their lookout stations 'in the Poiss Springs national forest considerNow if thcrei is any group of able snow fell reported last night The who forecast Jor today people taken as a whole unsettled should be on time to 'catch a f train weather is it ticket agents" But Tuesday four members of a party of agents who passed through Ogden on their way to a convention in Seattle dalIf ed': too long In Ogden and missed J A weekly service however will lied j train j: be run from Ashton to West Yel- their Visions of slinking tardily into lowstone for the benefit of tho Seattle flashed through the minds Jivingr in that vicinity until the fall of the victims arid there was some ot snow makes it impossible to con talk of from their posiresigning t'nue tions and hiring! out as peach pick- ers in the nearby orchards But two resourceful" men C L McKnight genefal agent In Ogden for the Union Pacific and Oeorge Grimes Ogden tnerchant stepped into the breach j Wiring Dispatcher Langston in Sat Lake they had him halt tho train at Utah Hot Springs Grimes motor car roared the peaceful communities College Offers Training through Ot Five Points North Ogden and To Those Employed Pleasant View n a manner that was nobody's business and the ' During Day agents boarded! the train at the with only a springs Last year at Weber college loss of train running time courses were given in accounting a tti time Or dav wnen rinwntnwn students could conveniently attend xni8 year mere nas- - been quite a demand for these and other busi ness courses The college la offer ing a number df courses at S to 8 a in and from C:30 to 6:3ft tv m so that youns men who ar em ployed and cannot attend classes dtrring : regular school hours may Sugar Companies Stocks register for" these hiornl ning Classes' The bllRinoaq rnnrtcoa Assessed At Same scheduled to be given are: Ele mentary accounting advanced acFigure counting corporation finance marBOISE Ida Sept keting and advertising business claim that sugar stocks in the management husinpsa stenography and secretarial science! state had been unfairly assessed TWO-FOLwas met by the statement today by DEMAND Governor H C Baldridge that inOfficials of the sohoni realize that there is a growing need stead of unfairiiessf the board of ana aeniana m ugden for courses equalization ha j recently established a rate of assessment that in commercial education being an industrial center is lare- - would assure stocks at all points enough It is believed to suDDOrt a being equitably taxed A protest was! brought to Gover real school of commerce WVhcr nor Is now to Baldridge yesterday by Douga college trying two-fol- d demand for supply "business las Scalley or Idaho Falls district o courses first regularly enrolled manager of the Sugar freshman and sonhomorA Rtnfipnta company who declared he had and second young downtown busi- read reports of tho assessment of ness men who cannot go to college Bugar stock being increased as regularly but who are interested in much as 185 per cent ::::s::::::::n In explanation Governor Baldthis type of educational" ridge pointed out that the Ward The collcere has ensrasrert nnv tt of equalization had discovered asIlUrSt Who has recently nnma frAm sessments on suear in storaerfi in Xevv York city to enraoin thi various countlca ranirine- all th practice of public accounting in way from $115 to $325 a bag To Ogden with the firm of Wayne E correct this cortditlon th hnard Mavhew comnanv Mr llnr5t Mam assessed th© value of susrar at been studying at New Yolc univer- $250 a bag or tne-ha- lf of its acsity from which institution h was cepted value This valUatinn granted the degree of master of placed upon all ithe suear in srto'k business administration tt ha at the time of assessment whereas also been teaching business classes in some instances the assessor hnd ac mat institutionWayne U May-he- w assessed as low as 25 ner cent n certified public accountant of the stock a tn ac Ogden: will teach tA r1 He cited instances wh counting and Mrs- Luella H ments had been changed In BingCrouch teacher of wide exrjerl- - ham county (Blackfoot) sugar was ence will conduct the courses In assessed at $115 a bag in Bonneville (Idaho Falls) county $123 stenography and typewriting DATES FIXED a bag in Fraklin (Preston) countv Registration will be held TKnr $286 a bag and in Minidoka county ' clay and Friday September 13 and $525 14 and instruction wilt hos-tMon adiuatments of th penal nder day September 17 ization board at its August meeting the net result-wathat t the Utah- Idaho Sugar company was assessed POLICE DISCOVER on 383000 bags' of suear in Idahrt the Amalgamated on 303000 bags BOMB FACTORY 98228 bags— all at $250 a bag LJSBOX Portugal Sept 12 — (AP) Government police discovered a bomb factory in today Beja SCIENTISTS WANE a town of South Portugal Many 5i5"!i'i!i"iiSr!i"!i IN NUMBER HERE bombs were sei2ed and numerous arrests were made NEW YORK— (APl-- Th ama PARIS Sept 12-- (AP)— Dis- teur In science la the United States distinguished from the Individ patches to the Havas News Agency as from Lisbon state that 11 arrests ual whose profession la scIptipo were 'made in Portugal after dis- numbered 02 per cent of the totaL The figures are revealed In a covery by the police of three dozen bombs and a quantity of explosives biography of American Science by J McKeen Cattell and Jacques Cattell They list about 13500 or myopia a scientists in this country About 60 common eye complaint Is Baid to per cent of these are teachers 16 O be due entirely to the fact that man per ceift in research Institutions has not yet completely ceased be- 12 per cent 'government employes ' and 10 per cent in applied science ing a fish 2374-237- 6 All this is in contrast to EuroDe where much of the scientific work A lift that starts Itself up and has been done1 by "amateurs" al down and opens and shuts its though it that the doors all on its own has been intro- number of these amateurs ln' Eu ' ' duced on London's tube railways rope is decreasing TelloTstone park Tvill cfosa' its gates to visitors by rail on Sep tember 19 There will bo a few tveeka left for those having their own motor cars to make- the trip and then tho playground' will take on u wmier unery f Iast trains for the park will leave Ogden Tliursday and Friday A completo trip through the scenic territory takes four and one-ha- lf days and the fourteenth is the last day that the trio can be start j - w-a- a I WEI YORKER BRAE BURN 'COUNTRY CLUB Newton Mass Sept 12 — (AP) — The defeat of four of the former champions Including George Von Elm of Salt Lake who had bee'n favored to reach the finals furnished a succession of sensations today in the- first match play round of the national amateur golf championship Von Elm playing poorly la n drlz2ling rain lost to Arthur 'W (Ducky) Yates of Rochester N Y by a score of 3 and 2 The passing of the 1926 titleholder was followed in rapid succession by the downfall of Chick Evans of ChicaMax Marston go 1927 runner-u- p of Philadelphia 1923 champion and Francis Ouimet Boston favorite Evans bowed to the spectacular golf of his fellow townsman John Dawson 2 and 1 after a great Marston fell before the struggle Briton Eustace Storey 1 up at 18 holes while Ouimet faltered on the last three holes losing to young Phillips Flnlay of Boston 2 up - lS-ho- le NEGRESS HELD ON ASSAULT CHARGE Racial troubles brewing ill the north section of the- city for some time and have taken a negro family into police court several times reached a climax early this week and resulted officers say8 in the arrest of Catherine Parry a young negress on ja felony charge of assault: with a deadly weapon wlth intent to dd bodily harm L TV Dunn a neighbor to the Parrys who reside at 577 Douglas street obtained the complaint from County Attorney Parley E Noreeth Tuesday when- he said ' the young woman was at least IS years of age Arrested that evening by Sheriff J J Murphy and Deputy booked at the county jail she gave her age as 15 Dunn charges that the girl his wife Leda on MonPLANES OFTEN PLY assaulted day with a club arrested the girl told the OVER MONT- - BLANC When she entered an altercation deputy between her smaller sister and — WASHINGTON (AP) — ReguBoth she and lar passenger flights over Mont Mrs Dunn said ehe had broomsticks Blanc Europe's highest mountain are now being made by airplanes and hit each other over the head of a French" company 11 HKeHy United States trade commissioner horsepower For a ride lasting an at Paris informs the department hour and a half at an average altiof commorce tude of 14000 feet the fare is The flights are made In a about $19 For over cabin monoplane of 260 lesser peaks the fare is $3trips - " 1 ! Mrs-Dun- n two-passen- Baggage Moving Cajl Slade Transfer TWO WOUNDED Off lea 437 25th f flEHS&i - The Royal Gorge Route SPECIAL HOURS nFMVFD COLORADO SPRINGS! PUEBLO Return From OGDEN AND SALT LAKE CITY Each Saturday and Tuesday To September 20 Limit i v 15-Da- 4 y ' ' ugly porsi Tho safe and gt rid of theso wayi to blemishes Is to dissolve them Get two ounces of Calonite powder from your drug store sprinkle- - a Bane DENVER Colo Sept 12 — (AP) double thrust by robbers in widely separated parts of the city today resulted In the killing of one man and the probable fatal wounding of two others Frank McCafferty drug store proprietor was shot and killed by an unidentified assailant who attempted to rob his drug store The slayer fled without loot after the shooting The second encounter was a running gun battle between City Detective Ray Harrison fend W Murie 23 who waa caught by the officer in the act of holding up several persons In a pool hall They shot each other and both were reported in critical condition at a hospital —A Noses Needn't Shine Any More - i J ' !f when you use thLi new wonderful French Trocess Face Powder called MELLO-GLiKeeps that ugly: ehine away j VTpmeni- ravo over its superior purity and quality-Stay- s on ' longer-f-sk- in looks lika' a peach — - keeps jcomplexions youthful — pre'ents largo pores Get a box of MELLO-GLFace Powder today gchramni-Johnso- n Druga —Adyertlsej-nen- t O I O - RECORD MADE ON AIR MAIL SALT LAKE! Sept 1?-(AP) — new record for the Salt o air mall route was set toof air mail day when 2058 was assembled pounds for the eastbound planes of the Boeing line The load exceeded the previous 943 pounds set last record of week by more than a "hundred pounds It will be carried by two planes A JjVW 1'°' Lake-Chicag- i ELKS LODGE HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICE n 1 Elks' lodge No 719 held memorial services Tuesday night for Jesse S Floyd A Tlmmerman Richards James O Bigeow and Fred A Halght four members of e the lodge deceased recently Mayor Frank Francis eulogized Mr Tlmmerman P H Mulcahy president of the chamber of commerce paid tribute to Mr Richards f Frank Matthews spoke of Mr Bigelow and Frank E Tribe past Double or! Single Lip exalted ruler of the lodge gave the eulogy to Mr Halght Made Dy United States Rubber Compaq? The Lockwood orchestra fur! I l nished some musical numbers WfwUaU DUtribnton There waa a good attendance The next Elks' dance will be held Utah Whdletale Grocery Co Saturday nlghti September 22 at Ogden Salt Laki City and Provo El Monte Springs AIR TIGHT SBAI US" Jar Rubber i ! - - two-minu- te TAX VALUATION COMPLAINT MET 12-(AP- id iillliilliilliiiiiiiililil ii! )-r-A mm m D : ib m mm m m - Awm 1 A mm mm - And Squeezing dut blackheads makes large Slayer Flees Without little on a Jiottjwet cloth rub over the blackheads and every His Loot After one big or little will 'disappear at once — Advertitwment Shooting tah-Idah- 321 -- — foroi-otrHn- Phone Don't Squeeze Blackheads f— Dissolve Them ONE IS KILLED COURSES AT Steps K " " 'V ' station Savy 'Lung Termed Successful "' j - - Sea Test With Deep ' 'J VON ELM LOSES FOUND TO SAVE MEN RETURN HOME - R m mm m s SllSSSIIIISIll -- V 3- '1 Limited to coaches on the all- steel trains 1 and 2 "Scenic Limited" and 8 and 4 each carryine diner nmi offering comfort and' convenience erery ' ' " ' : denver & rio grande! 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