Show f THE OGDEN FRIDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER1 28: 1928 STANDARD-EXAMINE- HRST PICTURES OF SLAIN HAWAII BOY EDISON FAVORS Hoover ROBINSON Y Smith Declares Will Excels Any Other Living Raise Per Cent' of Enforcement Statesman DETROIT Sept 28 — (AP)— Thomas A Edison believes prohibition the greatest experiment ever tried although it is "being1 enforced only about 60 per cent" If Hoover is elected the enforcement ratio will be raised to about 75 or 80 per cent the electrical wizard -- thinks These observations were made here today by Edison In a talk with newspaper men following' the dedication of a museum Henry- Ford is erecting in his early American village as a permanent memorial' ' to the Inventor The narcotic law Is being enforced about 50 per cent Edison averred "and the law against operations of holdup men not more than 15 per ceat SEES WARS AHEAD Concerning the Kellogg pact against war Edison eaid J'anice thing but I doubt if it is practical We will probably alwayS have waYs for we go along with no change in our habits It would be necessary to change human nature - "W- - - it-- first" "You hear talk about restriction of personal liberty in speaking "What is clvlll-zsutiabouty prohibition restriction but of personal of liberty- - for the improvement' mankind?" Edison asked As a feature of the dedicatory exercises Edison opened the valve of the steam engine furnishing the power for the dynamo of his first laboratory which had been shipped here in sections and rebuilt at Dearborn where the village is to be located The laboratory which was built in 1888 at Fort Myers Fla has been rebuilt as faithfully as possible CENTRAL FIGTTRE Edison also was the central figure in the first building operations on the main building of the vil-lawhich is to be known as eon museum It is to be a model of Independence hall Philadelphia but necessarily larger The inventor who apparently does not walk up and down stairs skipped up the steps of a platform which had been built around a column of concrete the top of which was not yet dry? and walked through it leaving his footprints Into the center he drove the spade of Luther Burbank a part of Ford's collection of Americana where it is to remain Edison then signed his name in the wet concrete while Ford remarked to newspaper men "He knows how I'd like to see some young fellow do it as well" ' :i ' -- - 4 on fi - -- : V-- is: -- " ' T ' ' ftf" rti - - 5- - Tv' ' -- I -- i ' y it4 Km i j - 7 ' ' ' - " - - iI L k - 1 1 — under circumstances similar to the ''t Gill 'Jamieson Honolulu boy who was kidnaped and fmurdered' lease inThe picture shows the lad at play shown at the left Hickman 'is of Marlon Parker the death with miniature wooden toys during at visit with relatives In Tulare Cal about a year ago The murdered boy with his father and mother '"Mrand""U rs iFrederick "Jamieson are shown at the right The of one of the largest banks in Honolulu - This picture was taken about a year father is vice-presiden- t" ago - l i vr r DERN WINS OVER: IOWA MAT STAR In " " - 'A HORNSBY TOPS NATIONAL STARS Politics Sept ' 28— (SpeThe Associated Pros) ' cial)— Ira Dern of this "city : won ' ST(By PAUL— --Smiths assailed ' the over Howard Cantonwine here last Hardlng-Coolidg- e administration night with his "aeroplane' spin for lack of leadership ' declared for Cantonwine won the first iall and rr eservation" of immigration re lost the secojid He was unable strictions Reiterated stajid for prin to return for the third anddecldi ciples of McNary-Haugon bill i said ing fall and the match was award- willing to' be guided ' by engineers ed to'Dern In inland waterway development Vern McCullough "referee was the victim of one of' Cantonwine's OfCMULGEE Okla — Curtia adrabbit punches shortly after the vocated restricted immigration men resumed wrestling after the tariff - issue In series emphasized recess first fall and a Oklahoma in of speeches was necessary before he could ' i his work Mc—Roblnson Casey Berger of Cedar Ttaplds ' SPRINGFIELD ' won over Art Evans of Colorado in declared Smith's record on legiswomen and cfcil-di-a: body scissors and lation affecting 20 minutes with ' excelled "that of any other arm lock ' Pat O'Shocker land Al' Newman statesman": both "of this city wrestled a Long-wortWASHINGTON-Speak- er draw' attacked Democratic tariff stand charged Raskob with "bare LIQUOR jifHERlTED r WHITJB PLAINiS N Y Sept 2 8 faced misrepresentation of facts" — (AP) — There's no legitimate NE"W YORK-CharIe- a Evans value In these 325! cases or for t&'xaake "flvevspeecbes Hughes Scotch Bourbon Hoovcr-Curtiliquor including two last ticket during beer Imported claret absinthe benedictine and then some They weeks of campaign are part of the estate of Joseph A r "WASHINGTON— EUhu Root deStrasser and thestateof New York clared for Hoover with rserva-tio- n L asking no inheritance tux on ' that them because they cannot be sold inee on he disagreed with nom'prohibition legally A son and daughter inherit the liquor jbut cannot 'move MILWAUKEE — Representative it from the ancestral cellar Berger Socialist V "Wisconsin said statements of New Yprk'' Socialist CONDUCTOR WILLED $100 been misconstrued as leaders had Y— 28 YOXKEBS N Sept Socialists meaning prefer Hoover (AP) — John Leavy street car' con to Smith been ductor has left $100 will of Mrs Miriamde Voe ly'the fox the NEW YORK— Democratic headmany courtesies and great kind- quarters announced formation of ness shown her when she traveled ''Hotel Men's Leagjie for Smith" on his car 'v with David RPovan of Philadel as chairman - of v executive phia Although scientists know- - com committee raratively little about glow-worits seems to be established that the WACO Tex— Robert L Owen light is generated in the act of former Democratic senator from Oklahoma: supporting HoQver d breathing j SALT LAKE " " f - " 10-mln- re-su- m - ! cn " OILERS AGAIN DEFEAT RIVAJJS - - 2&-min- h- TULSA Okla Sept 28— CAP) — The Oilers brought in a gusher for Tulsa Thursday winning the second straight game in the Western with the Oklahoma league play-of- f City Indians 11 to 6 A victory Wednesday In the opener allows the boys from Tulsa to meet Oklahoma City for the third game Saturday hopeful of ending the series by four consecutive wins Five runs in the fifth inning by Tulsa broke a 3 tie and put the game on ice Chad Kimsey one of the league's leading hurlers went the route for Tulsa He had two bad innings the third and the the third and eighth but between the seventh not an Indian saw first base -- pre-rwa- -9 r s -- 3-- NEW YORK Sept 28 — (AP) — With only two more games to play Rogers Hornsby cannot now be dis lodged from his position at the head of all regular major league batsmen Paul Waner the Pirate flash who has pestered the- present Boston manager through most of the season clinched Hornsby's Seventh National league title by falling to get a hit in eight times at bat against Brooklyn pitchers in a double-headWednesday A al revision in the fig ures also added one time at bat - j er semi-offici- to- - the elder Waner- - I Hornsby in a new field thus has a batting crown to add to the six he won in succession at St Louis five of them while a private in the ranks under Branch Rickey Hornsby gained the crest in 1920 and remained there through 1925 Paul Waner beat him out last year I! Ill O — ' -- EFFECTIVE OCT 1ST - COKE $825 Per Ton Delivered OGDEN GAS CO ms By WALTER CHA3IBLLV ' (Associated Press Staff Writer) ROBINSON SPECIAL CAR EN ROUTE TO KANSAS' CITY Sept 28 — (AP) — Embarking upon one of the most extensive campaign tours ever undertaken by a vice presidential nominee Senator Joe Robinson in his first appeal to the west hit home upon the same is sues that he thumped upon time after time in his recent drive states through southern The senator ' moved on to Kan sas City today for the second of three speeches in Missouri after opening his program in the estate at Springfield last night by taking repeated thrusts at the eight-yerecord of Republicanism in Wash ington and denouncing in plain English preachers' who he said were trying to mingle politics with religion SEES CHURCn HARMED He declared it was his opinion that a minister who injected poli tics into religion did himself and hia church more harm than the candidate he sought to oppose and then at the top of his voice shout? ed out: he stops preaching "When Christ and him crucified and starts preaching Al Smith and him cru cifled I lose patience" This brought cheers and ap plause from an audience which packed every niche and corner of the auditorium In the Shrine mosque and overflowed into the street outside Mr Robinson also hit upon the Republican farm record and declared all that the party sought was "another lease on power" and that all its standard bearer Her bert Hoover had promised was to call another conference STRESSES RECORD Presidents "Why that's what did" he de Harding and Coolidge clared "What we want is action and Al Smith has promised that' Speaking in the same hall where his rival for the vice presidency Senator Curtis of Kansas had talked Wednesday night Mr Robinson stressed the record of Governor Smith on legislation' affecting women and children and contended that the Democratic presidential nominee excelled 4any other living in their statesman" in -- his-effort- s behalf The senator was preceded by Charles M Hay the Democratic nominee for the United States sen ate from Missouri Something went wrong with the amplifier while Hay was talking and at one time the instrument would carry his voice out over the chamber and the next it would cease to function Making a fluc tuation in the sound of his voice Finally Hay with a smile stopped his address and leaned forward and said: "I don't blame any kind of a machine for balking on the Job after having to transmit what it did last night" At this the audience roared and the machine a few minutes later once to function perfectly began more " BROTHER VS BROTHER LEWISBURG Pa Sept 28— CAP)— Two pairs of brothers will strain family ties at th Bucknell Uchuyllvill football game tomorrow George James plays left end for Bucknell Joseph James right end Martin Kostos for Schuylkill plays left end for Schuylkill Frank Kostos is center for Bucknell " -- is believed Improbable no note has been received demand ing money" nor is Sabell wealthy The only clew the police have found is the statement of Mrs Katherine Barker a rooming house keeper who said that two men had brought a small boy to her place and asked that she lodge him for several days The woman had no room for the child The descrip tion of the boy which she gave the authorities apparently tallied with that of Sammy uiii DAHLIAS TOR KATHLEEN NEW YORK Sept 23— (AP) Soon after an airplane arrives in California from New York Kath leen Norris will have first view of g some dahlias named for her Awarded first prize at the show of the American Dahlia so ciety for the finest new variety they were shipped to the author "LITTLE ITALY" TO HUNT FOR BOY DEVER Colo Sept 2 8— (AP) —Denver's "Little Italy" held mass meeting last night to- lay plans for a search for five-ye- from old Sammy Sabell missing his home since Monday and gener ally believed to be the victim of a degenerate The child disappeared from the clared he could not be "browbeat yard about his home Monday eve en"-int'voting for a candidate ning and no word of him has since ''who would give the government been received The boy's father Mike Sabell pf the United States over to Tarn has told the police he has no ene many hall" - prize-winnin- ar SEPTEMBER WE VALUE TRADE BRIDES l'- AS MUCH AS ANY WE GET WtS OUTFIT COMPLETE Parlor Bedroom Dining Room and Kitchen— I - —and we get a lot of It because we deal fairly t T Shop by mail with Mr Ross Coon to fill your order rr— White Porcelain Pilot Universal" SEASONABLE $100 $s cash Monthly $6 ifl mmmmL MMBr CAREFULLY Palmollve Shaving Cream and Gold Plate Gillette Safety Razor both for 35c Melba Powder Rouge and Lip Stick regular $175 $100 value Special Ovaltine 45c 70c 3125 Shaker Free Non-Breakab- mt ' ATLAMTA TOIONTO mROMPy Prkr To piwia pea ct Duofoid Ufalooz prtcioD w offer to mtk itttt ysod J any 4 e om p 1 tm proriia seat pen by the owner direct to toe with 10c foe factory re earn postage and ENSIGN DRUG CO 333 24th Phone St Duofold Jr Ptndlt ioaoraaoa 23i r wilixii to msttk Pens $3 S3 JO and S4 PARKER PENS AND PENCILS CALL AT THE STORE V EASY-CLEMENT- Displayed Windows iii ' WBMM0r r ' x - 2465 Washington Avenue Egyptian Theatre Bldg WE BUY FOB CASH SELL FOR CASH AND SELL FOE LESS ilk M " 4 6LIALL DEPOSIT HOLDS CHOICE NOW SHOWING- - New Distinguished Cloth rot hi Smartly Contrasted ypith Fiirs i Women Sizes Misses' Sizes' e '" Notes of interest cKaracterize these new Fall and Winter Coats Backs are paneled diagonally so that the same fabrics present a chic two-ton- e effect Truckings oh others add to a slender : troo eliminated s8t 0f the finest quality chi naware CuiVcVS 'izing and heightening effect Contrasting furs on 'black coats greys Only because they were purchased very specially can they be sold at this low v and tans Satin or crepe silk'""''lined ' 6o-ina- ke your-s- e ' lection now! 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