Show TWO BROTHERS ROBINSON TO Box Elder Department Business Office Corner Drug Phone 123 Elizabeth Bair Correspondent 824J-8 Phone MAKE ADVANCE RALLY TONIGHT ATTACK BORAH IN FIGHTS STORM WEST OGDEN In Politics WITHOUT FOOD The Associated Press) in speaks Boston tonight on tariff foreign Safely trade arid merchant marine n women of West Is Encouraged By Far West Republican Naval Recruits of 13 Years SERVICES will hold a rally this evening Prospector Arrives HELD at 7 o'clock under the direction of Outlook As He Heads Ago Promoted To WarThough Feet Frozen IN BRIGHAM CITY the Weber County Women's ReToWard Utah rant Officers publican club at the home of Mn Companion Dies Og-e- BRIGHAM Word has been received by E E Kearn navy recruiting officer of the success of two Ogden brothers who recently were appointed warrant officers in the navy Both are former students of the South Washington school The two men are John Edward Hatchelor and William Charles Batchelor sons of Mrs Martha A Batchelor of 84$ Dan street Both achieved their present position through competitive examinations after years of experience " in the - ranks John E Batchelor enlisted In Ogrden in February 1915 as an apprentice seaman Dxis td good conduct and ability promotion n came to seaman second class first class coxswain boatswain's mate second clasi boatswain's mate first class chief boatswain's mate and warrant boatswain lie has served continuously since his enlistment more than 13 years agxt and during- the World war did conVoy and patrol duty on the U S S Pittsburg He was later stationed at Pearl harbor naval base at Honolulu where he made a record as a deep sea diver He is at present stationed on the U S S Otolan William C Batchelor enlisted In Ojrden in Junes 1915 as an ap- C sea-rria- prentice seaman He was mechanically inclined and specialized in ordnance torpedoes and electricity He also has served continuously with a fine record since his enlistment and during the Woid war did convoy and patrol duty on the If S S Albany He was later stationed on the first electrically propelled battleship A few years ago he was recruiting officer in sOgrden for a time At present he is with the destroyer squadron of the battle fleet based at San Diego TWO TAKE OFF ON ENDURANCE ATTEMPT OAKLAND AIRPORT Oct 15— (UP) — Captain f Roscoe Turner pilot and Robert took oft from Jack Rand the Oakland airport at 6:02:50 a m this morning in an attempt to break the world's sustained flight record Their tiny biplane carried 716 gallons of gasoline and 42 gallons of oil The two avlatorsiWill heve to remain in the air 6 f$ hours and 20 minutes to break the present record now held by the two German fliers They made an excellent take-of- f and at 8 o'clock were flying low circling the vicinity of the airport BUSINESS FAILURES SALT LAKE Oct 15 — Fewer business failures in Utah during the third quarter this year than during the corresponding period of both 1927 and 1926 are noted in the quarterly report of R G Dunn & Co During the quarter ending September 30 there were twenty-on- -e business failures in Utah compared with thirty-thre- e during the same period last year and thirty-on- e co-pil- ot in 1926 A' Oct 15-- J Dewey of DeWeyville How- ard Stokes of Harperj ward Bishop J A Fishburn and Stake Counselor Hervin Bunderson jBishdp A K Hansen of the Fourth ward and Ottis G Bargeron The invocation was offered by Nels Madsen of Brigham City and by James R May of ijloneyville Interment was made in the Brigham City cemetery with jOttis G Bargeron dedicating the grave FOR MRS JOHNSON Funeral services jsvere held in the Third ward chapel Friday morning for Mrs Karioline Johnson who died at the home Of her daughter In Ogden Bishop's Counselor D W Burt was in jcharge of the service The musical: program consisted of three selections by the ward Relief society £hoir and a duet by Callie Kofoed and Morrila The speakers included Spencer Nels Madison D Jensen Bishop Bowrlng and D W Burt The invocation was offeredjby Marnus B Olsen of Brigham qity and the benediction by William Jepson of Interment was Brigham City made in the Brigham City cemetery with Marnus B plsen dedicating the grave FOR CHRISTIAN FUNK Funeral services were held In the Third ward chariel Friday aft ernoon for Christian Funk who died Wednesday morning at the home of his sister Mrs Kate F Forsgren on north Main street The speakers included Stkke Counselor Hervin Bunderson J Lund-stromayor of Logan Peter N Pierce and William Jepson The musical program consisted of a selection by the choir a duet by Mrs May Hoopes and Christine Madsen a cornet solo by G G Sweeten of Garland and a solo by H Gi Woo- findon The Invocatipn was offered by C O ChristensonJand the benediction by Wilfred Reeder Inter ment was made in the Brigham City cemetery with George Frod-shon- 1 dedicating the grave BRIEF VISIT Mr B F Jones and daughters Calanthe and Hermena of Wlnne mucca Nev passed the week with relatives and friends in WiUard and Brigham City Theyl will return to their home Tuesday morning the-benedictl- on - Oakland-Cali- CITY Funeral services were held in the Fourth ward chapel Saturday afternoon for Lillian Loy eland Dewey wife of Alfred Dewey who died Thursday morning at) her home in the city Bishop's Counselor Ottis G Bargeron was in charge The musical program consisted of one selection by the ward choir a duet by Mr and Mrs Robert Gardner of Bear River City a solof by Mrs Florence Gardner o£ Bear River City a duet by Callie Kofoed and Morilla Spencer and a solo by CalThe epeikers included lie Kofoed m j SHOPPING FOR SCHOONER NEW TORK Oct 15— (AP)- Gifford Plnchot has jbeen shopping for a sehooneif to make his boy- nooa areams come xrue ins ior- mer Pennsylvania governor and noted conservationists plans a scientific cruise among the South Sea islands - (M Ml EN ROUTE WI1TH SENATOR ROBINSOIf TO PQRTLiANjD Orer Oct speeches in Oregon toftay will terminate the campaign if Senator Joe T Rob- He will iibeak inifSalemVrTne John Gibson fourth street 766 Twenty- WINNIPEG Man Oct 15— Speakers will be Mrs EMwarrf 1 CAP) — Having staggered along an Riich county vice chairman and icy trail without food and his feet andidate jfor state senator David Wilson COuntv chairman and candidate for j district attorney wrs ju it wneeiwngnt ana miss osepn jvimDau A rally for Republican women of of Orejgon late this Afternoon and then will motof to Portland for districts 47 to 5 OJ inclusive was a speech in the owning Then he will head eastward to carry the h6me of Mrs David L Stine 2715 Democratic message into Idaho Adams avenue Utah and Nebraska during the re- L Speakers were to be Mrs Rich J Holther raniflldatA for itnt mainder ofi the week At Boise Idaho Tuesday niight the Demo representative Mrs: Margaret An cratic vice 'presidential nominee ex- derson and also QJ Osmojjd Hyde Renuhliran pects td atUick Senator Borah who from the national has been mpaigrang for Herbert speakers ibureau Hoover in the soujt'h and middle- j west Senator Robinsol leaves the far BY west greatly encouraged with the outlook In a section! that has usually gone Republican in national elec tions He has declared himself outhopefiia of the particularly come in Washington where he believes a lolal fight: on the Republican candidate fofj governor from Death Calls: Fo rmer Chief within the! governor's own party and the coming ug for of 1 Secret Service or senator Dill &M Democrat may contribute jjto succeks to the DemoDepartrhent cratic national ticket LARCHMONT N T Oct 15- Senator Robinson spent all of yesterday n rest and recreation (AP) — William Barnes Flynn for His chief activity was a motor trio to Mount Ranief ii national park years the jnemesis ojf counterfeiters where hef viewed' the famous! peak spies anarchists and other offen and the glaciers that move in the ders against the federal govern vaneys at its bases ment died yesterday after two weeks' illness With heart disease PLUNGES TQ DEATH From 1897 to 918 he was a member of the sedret service the FROM HIGH LEDGE last f our years as Its chief Dur- NEW YORK Oct 15— (AP) ing one war year h p was In- - charge An attempt to climb along a four of protecting the nation's railroads inch ledge ffrom one window to an other of a jsixth floior apartment in and fromj 1919ito 1921 he headed Forty-sixtstreet! ended fatally the bureau of Investigation of the early todaj for Norman D Sargin department of Justiice son a theatrical producer of At He was born Nov ember 18 1867 Iantic Cityi N J He plunged to the ground and idit d in a hospital in New York at the age of 26 he Police said Sargiason was a guest forsook the plumber's trade be at a party! in the i apartment of cause he found tbo dull and beMortimer Wiske &p advertising II came a keeper init the Ludlow street or rat While most of the guests Jail where all federal lust prisoners were entering the dining room were then held He hia Wiske salq Barign$on entered an contacts to obtain an utilized into insight room alone A few minutes other criminal mind and when in later a doorman Informed Wiske the 1897 he Joined the secret service he that Sarginson haid fallen to the achieved quick success i street ! j si ENEMY LOST SPIES CROOKS on J' hl i I disccA'ered that Sar- ginson ha!q climbeji from the win dow of the room 'he had entered attempted' to edge along the nar DetectWes SMITH TRAIN — Smith visits St Louis today speaks tomorrow night at Sedalia Mo CHICAGO — Work said only whether "with present prosper ity" there shall be change of rres ent party administration NEW YORK — Senator Cope land Democrat New York and Senator Moses Republican New Hampshire debated campaign in Chelsea Methodist church in state ment Moses charged Smith with in consistency in tariff speech' CLEVELAND Ohio — Repr Burton Republican Ohio disagreed with John W Davis conten tion that religious tolerance is ma jor issue said requested by Republican national committee reply to West r RETRACTION MADE BY SECOND YOUTH row ledge to the window of an ad joining rodm and Iliad lost his grip PROVO Oct 15 — Alpheus Mos-ha- s on the masonry man 17 of Provo repudiated his oral confession regarding the EL Wilkins Span-laslaying of Joseph LIQUOR KILLS FIFTH ish Fork watchman August 28 VICTIM MAN HELD Thus he followed the action of his companion Truman L Giles 17 of LOS ANGELES! Oct IF: — (AP) Salt Lake who re udiated a writ- — Police t!day werpe holding Frank ten confession ma de In the Salt A Trego tl in t lid belief that he Lake county jail -- o could inform them as to the source hich had been HUNTERS RETURN Hiquor held responsible five deaths j here in a week WITH LARGE DEER The fifth victim was Miss Irene Arguella fO Avho died ycatcrday GOODING Idahb Oct 15 — A after having beeni stricken iblind to buck said be the She was ai chum ot Francis Mitch ever brought out of the cock ne lof those who died last largest Deadwood basin north of Boise was brought home by O D Hel '''"matt TiMi' nst n mterlol Trptrft' and Mack Shotwell With two 6f fleers i said a murder lar witness others in the party they got a total chargej wOjUld be loidged agiinst the sWler of the liquor if their Search of three deer on the trip js successi n st fr 400-tiou- nd frozen while a airplane circled overhead unable to see him in the blinding icy glare Thomas Cowan prospector was en route today for hospital treatment at Toronto A companion died on the life-savi- (By BOSTON — Hoover s ng trail Cowan and Joe Rutherford an other prospector were surveying the territory north of Baker lake in the northwest territories 1? 00 ' miles north of The Pas They had been taken in by air plane On the third day when the plane was to have returned a bliz zard set in With only a limited Davis food supply and the blizzard threat ening to bar rescue indefinitely the NEW YORK — Representative two men decided to strike out on Black Democrat New York foot for a trading post 50 miles charged Republican money used to away For two days they battled the storm forced to throw away prac tically all their equipment to ex Sometimes pedite their progress they were forced to crawl on their hands and knees unable to stand against the strength of the wind On the third day Rutherford died For five more days Cowan crawled on until he finally reached the post Ilia food supply had long since been exhausted and he was almost in a state of collapse Once he watched an airplane circling overhead attempting to locate him His signals failed to attract the pilot's attention An Anglican missionary at the post gave him first aid and got word to the airplane base on Baker's lake A plane came for him but In attempting to take off the water crashed imprisoning Cowan in the cabin Just before the plane eank res cue boat pulled him and the three other men from the wreckage Another plane was sent in and brought him safely out to The Pas whence he came by train to buy newspapers in south — CHICAGO Representative Wood Republican Indiana criti cized Smith tariff stand said Smith where his colleague Senator Rob M LaFollette Jr presented a I JJJLminority piaiiorm xiaa mumaiea his election for during campaign as a delegate that he might sup port the New York governor if the Republican choice was not to i his liking Blaine asserted the Democratic nominee has spoken plainly fearlessly and courageously during his western trip has challenged corruption in high places has defied privileges In any form and has thrown to the winds levery consid eration of political expediency ert !£ AM 1 A church organization and will be permanently occupied by that group next montn Work is being rushed on the new L- - D 8 tabernaclf to have the basement finished Isufficiently for use by the middle of November A j How Thin Men and Women Gain in Weight McCoy's NEW CLUB mAy BE FOUNDED IN OGDEN u- Saturday at the Hotel Utah Proposed installation of new clubs at several cities throughout the dis trict including Ogden and Provo will be one of the chief items of business taken up V t OLD CHAPEL SOLD TO PROTESTANTS TWIN FALLS Idaho Oct: 15— The old L D F chapel has been sold to the new Congregational Direction L Marcus ' Scrip TWO KILLED IN II Wmfi Q sugar-coate- d © 4 SALT LAKE Oct Il5—-Exectives of Gyro clubs from ten western stales will attend the district convention to be held Friday and plan of having schedules written by a commission unconstitutional "Tablets! and rich ih weight jbulldlng agents are easy tj take aid will not upset or even disturb) the most deli-catstomach These wonderful health building strength creating weight producing tablets are now sold in every drug store in North America and millions of them are used every month McCoy takes a 14 the risk Read this ironclad guaranteed If after boxes of Mctaking 5 sixty cent Coy's Tablets or 2 One nDollar boxes or woany thin ijmderweifeht-maman doesn't gain at least 5 pounds and feel completely satisfied with the marked improvement in health — your money will be refunded Just ask for McCoy's Tablets at Schramm-fohnso- n Drugs or any Distributed by Mcdrug store Coy's Laboratories Inc also distributors of McCoV's Cod Liver Oil — there is noner better — Advertisement M Enterprises $ PLANE HOME-MAD- E 1 -lit DAYTON Ohio Oct 15— (AP) — Two men were killed today when their home-mad- e airplane struck a smokestack on the Frigidaire plant at Moraine City near here and crashed to the ground Both were dead when removed from the wreckage Casten A Roepken 36 a garage man was piloting the machine which he had built in his shop H D Rice 34 a neighbor was the other passenger c ft T 0? 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Mrs Lotta Paul Baxters represerited the general Dpara oi trae itenei ispciety ill Again Today— Thrills ! Romance! Heart Appeal! Tues Wed Thurs RUN - The Store of Greater Values Next to Corner — 23rd and Washington " — Oh - -- TRADE GREATER TOURISTT WASHINGTON :Oct lSr-i(A- P) The department 05 commeitce est! mates that the 1928 exoeditures ol American tourists wIH total $9000000001 increase or iooooo - 127 000 ove -- hey StartjDJ 41 Next Sunday 11 i ' 1 - "3 "i ? 1 1 f t Gerald Beaumont' world famous story of two fighting marines and and Mickey BenWith Eddie Gribbon Llla Lee Kenneth Harlan ' a girl nett - - j r ADDED FEATURES Fox News Gens HalUday at ths- - Big Elbows" "Elephant's i Comedy Wurlltzep Comlns— Charles Morton and Sally Phipps In fNons Bat ths Bravs -- — amiised — and W—i'vn4 lUumt lL'nMii 1 V UXa -r- CLEAN-U- P tJ f - mm From the Past 30 Days' Selling All Brand New—This Season's Patterns and Materials 1 and 2 Pants" 1 and 2 Pants Hand Tailored Custom Made Strictly The i EG-YPTIA- : THEATRE si ' KEEP OUT THE COLD NUBIIJTAIi WEATHEE Super Values At 1385 19 85 385 i i 0 II M incomparable —the ft I i ' ii VYheelwrigM Lbr Cb Phone 156 i 1 & Farrell r:iT¥ Jl! great J ANGEL" "STREET I t t ML llltlL witn ianei uaynor ana vninei Adults 15c now! Today and Tomorrow THEATRE I r II A Great Show— Dont miss iti ") 4 j I 51 QJJ In the picture of the century wi STRIP 250 Coming Soon M OWl j Values to S3450 Values to S4250 caused to weep— thousands 1 I ft" t I IF 7) ? tml BEERY Show Times: 2 4 6 8 10 A complete "Singing Fool" Performance After 10:15 Each Night — 7SL 1 |