Show QMMMEB' o&2 ' ' Yer-No- 9U Fifty-nint- h ' : r JIMHMMMMMMMHMMMWHP 4r Frank Francis j v 'II : — Dogs Master Assumes Role Of Protector Oct 17— (AP)- -A DETROIT master assumed tho j role of faithful friend last nlglit and appeared before tho city council of Wyandotte a suburb with a plea that his dog be protected from "lickings" administered by a neighbor's dog Tho plea was made by John Campbell! who explained that his dog is 10 years old and no match for! his neighbor's younger canine! The latter he said has been trouncing his veteran pet regularly of late In the ensuing debate on tho subject a legal question as to how far the council could go in protecting! one dog from another was raised and finally referred to the city attorney for an opinion Every one is talking politics and asking how the election is going If you are 21 or more and do not register you will be no determining factor in the results On next Tuesday If you have not registered you may place your name on the list of eligible voters and then on November 6 make your contribution to the national state and county battle of the ballots t i II i ' i I 1 if j ' ' i i SHITl( TELLS CLEVELAND O Oct o:f IN DEALS Food FIGURES 150-ton- To Chicago For Three Das of Hot Campaigning Goes '" -- SCHOOL BLAST i -- j NEBRASKA - PUPILS HURTS ' i ii " i-eo- pie — gov-ernme- -- nt ZEPPELIN RETURN ABOUT 0 DAYS -- - - TRAIN LENGTHS rock-ribbe- ( SUBJECT f well-know- gr - t " ' : " Freder-iCjkshafe- 90-c- ar " j e j H : soul-warmi- ACROSS OCEAN INTWCRAFT PARIS ng J mm n m— Aviator Sets Off From Harbor Urace For England USES MOTH AIRPLANE Carries Only 00 Gallons of Gasoline For His 1 Oct 17—-(A- — —miw p thing"" an JOHN'S N F Oct 17 — (AP) — Commander H C MacDonald English aviator took off from Harbor Grace today in a Moth type airplane in an attempt to fly across the Atlantic ocean to England The take-of- f was at 1:21 p tn New Foundland time or 11:51 eastern standard time Macdonald who is 28 years old' came to New Foundland about three weeks ago and began assembling his plane in preparation for the attempt Although he said he had only 80 hours of nv'ne h wan confident that he could make the night alone in the small plane ONE ASSISTANT Since his arrival --here the young English flier has been awaiting favorable weather conditions---Hbad declared that he would not take off until he had a "hunch" that everything was right Macdonald eaid 'that the was being financed privatc-i- flight He was assisted in preparing for the flight by A F Williams a mechanic who! accompanied him from England Commander Macdonald who is an officer in the British navy had announced that he would not attempt the flight if the weather was not favorable by Reports received here9 from Harbor Grace today Indicated that it was none too favorable when the young aviator determined to wait no longer CARRIES 100 GALLONS His take-of- f consequently came as a surprise His little piane left the ground at the Harbo' Grace eastern standard airport time They plana' carried 100 gal loris bf fuel which Commande Macdonald was confident would be more than enough- - to carry him to England He expressed confidence that his experience as a nav-igatgained during hi naval career would make it posnble for him to pick his way over the Atlantic to his destination without difficulty Speaking in perfect English he told of his pleasure so many correspondients whom b-had often met fduring the war "My heart is with yon Americans one andl all" he f concluded The war-tim- e premier had of en been invited to appear before the associatioif but always insisted he "was out of the piin-seei- -- cture' at-ll:5- ' on The plane which he used in his flight was but a midget compared to Lindbergh's "Spirit of St Louis" Known as an aerial sports car the Gypsy Moth had been secretly prepared at the Stag Line airdrome in London for many weeks for the It has a wing spread of flight only 26 feeet and when emptied weighs less than 800 pounds Extra fuel tanks were fitted to the plane giving it a range of about 35 hours suffiicent for 3600 miles cruising: The engine has only 80 to 100 horsepower compared with Lindbergh's 250 It is a motor Tests have shown that k can run without trouble for periods of 24 hours and more WEATHER FAVOR A RLE NEW YORK Oct 17 — (AP) — Flight Commander Macdonaid will have "peculiarly favorable weather' on his flight from New Found-lan- d to England Dr James IT Kimball of the weather nnrtau told The Associated Press today From reports received here there- - are no storm areas over the Atlantic and the flier will have the advantage of a following wind This wind should attain a velocity of 30 miles an hour The plane probn'oly will encounter cloudy weather here and there with some rain In small our-cylinder air-cool- ed UINTAH AT RAIL CROSSING Alice KendellJ Dead And John Jfringle In 21 Hospital Here Miss Alice Lewella Kendell 21 Stream halted - -- pre-conventi- on I the-movin- Og-de- ' for-vard- ed Or-vil- ti - - nt j SAYS RELIGION WILL BE TOPIC IN OGDEN TA LK Democratic Nominee To Speak Here At 8 o'Clock Tonight COMES FROM -- BOISE — -- —- Arkansas Senator Says He Is Puzzled By Western Situation j ' - 1 Persons of national state and cal prominence-wil- welcome l lo- Sen- ator Joseph T Robinson of Arkansas vice pros' denting candidate who speaks in OgJon tonight at S o'clock in the Egyptian theatre at a public meeting j It is understood his talk wil deal with religious tolerance Senator Robinson-an- d ''j will arrive from Idaho at 5 10party and be met at the station by Governor and Mrs George l Dern Senator end Mrs William State Chairman and Mrs Delblrt M' Draper Cqunty Chairman and Mrs Ira A Huggins 'Mr and Mrs James H Moyle Mr and Mis Burton Musser and others Tuey will go for a drive through canyon to Artesian park and on returning the senator and his partyi will dne in their private car From 6:4 5 until 17:45 a band will ' play in front of thjs theatre rom 7:45 until 8 there will be mvu-- 1 feen- sical program in the theatr ator Robinson will begin hi- - speech promptly !at 8 o'clock Tie address will be broadcast ovejr radio KSL under the atispices tof the' state Democratic Scoramitiee The" senator anjd his party will leave for Wyoming 4t 10 :25j p m i j '''' j f -- JUDGES NAMED FOR ELECTION areas Double Sets Named For Districts With Heavy Voting Lists POLICE FIND BODY OF CLUB HOSTESS in the general (election on November 6 were appfointed late Tuesday by the Weber county board ot NEW YORK Oct 17 — (UP) — The body of Mrs S C Wolch hostess in a night club here was found on the bed of her home in Sunny-sid- e Queens today by police who had gone there to question her about the alleged arrest of her husband in connection with the slaying of a St Louis policeman Mrs Wolch's throat had been slashed and there were bruises on her head She was clad only in silk underwear Beside the body were a hammer a knife and a flat-Iro- n all bloodstained Police were said to be questioning Wolch but refused to give any Information concerning how he might be involved in the St Louis murder The policeman was said to have been killed during a bank robbery ROBINSON was fatally Injured and John Prin-gl- e 25 was severely hurt Tuesday afternoon when heit automobile was In collision with a Union Pacific freight train on a crossing just west of the Uintah station The "accident occurred at about 3:30 o'clock in' the afternoon and nonixsoxf puzzlfd Miss Kendall died at the Dee hosRAYMOND Z HFKLE By 8 pital at o'clock in the evening Associated Press Staff riter She had received a badly fracEN ROUTE WITH SENATOR tured pelvis and internal injuries ROBINSON TO OGDEN UTAH but at first was not thought to be Oct 17— (AP) — Reluctant to form hurt r fatally a definite iopinion too hastily SenPringle an employe for the ator Tj Robinson is frankly putUnion Pacific Railroad company tied Joe the by warmth and enthusiasm at Uintah is stilt in the hospital has been accorded him In where his condition is reported as which ' j favorable He was badly scratch- theHewest has larseti-tW- ' been ed and bruised about the headland out fteretrying ")n states which feeling body: have been in the habit of voting Miss Kendell and Pringle had the Republican ticket in national been keeping company Pringle elections: to whether it was recently released from the means greaterdetermine sentiment for Goverhospital after ah operation for the nor Smith Ithanjie-expecteto find removal of tonsils Tuesday he pr whether it is tlie natural nonfelt well enough call atthe G partisan expression! of an hrea of E Kendell stores tpin Utah where the country usually! loqked upon as the young womaii was working for hospitable jto visitors her brother to itake her for an He s convinced jthat many Reautomobile ride- Jand to visit a publicans ofxthls Section will aup-po- rt friend j Siri Ith and Ihe has Governor Leaving the store in Pringle't madje up hi mird that the small coupe they drove toward the about Democratic? penetratcrossing a shortjdistance away Ae ed far more campaignin has the far west' deeply they approached the tracks their he expected to find attention was attracted to a team than The vice! presidential nominee of fractious horses driven by Ed discussed his feelings on this ques' Fernelius tion with the crowds that jrct hii The westbound freight train wa a dozen or more cities in also approaching the crpssing and train in an Idaho Hei Oregon yesterday the fireman said he watched Prinon telling th"m that he x- -j gle and thought he was going to kept to see large numbtri of Re-- 1 pected as the machine was going publicans stop for Governor very slowly When he discovered Smith! next"voting montl jas "fhiiy havo that Pringle was not watching he been inr the! habit df doing when h called to the engineer who imme- runs for office in New Tork state" ' diately applied jthe brakes HE jS ASTXlSffFD It was tob late however and j the car struck the side of the pilot "I have been astonished by the The machine was knocked a dis- enthusiasm that the people of this tance of about 100 feet down the section have been! showing during-rrtrip thfough this stcfi)rmM he (Continued on Page Two)1 told ai gathering at Nampa Idaho test evenin "Vou krov' Governor Stnith Jhas blen elected four times as GoVerno-riNew York by Republican votes He is going to be elected bresideht by th3 same I jlUlillHU i— : O-dt- n e mid-Octob- er i : GIRL KILLED IN JOE j 9 ST ' i — P) Aifiglo-Americ- ' LAST EDITION — Clcmenceau "the old tigcrf" came out o his lair in a joctiilar mood fjbr a few minutes today and made lite first appearance in 'years at a luncheonj of the Press association "What! can I tell America?" he asked with a smile "Americans know : every- British Dangerous Trip Herbert Hoover To Change His Style Of Campaign To Front Porch Variety By © HAROLD OLtTKR m— i French Tiger Thinks Yanks Know It All TRIES TO FLY 12-ho- Associated Press Staff Writer SEDALIA Moj Oct 17— — Leavirtg Missouri to ponder (AP) over his triple assault pn Coolldge economy Governor! smith carries his party's standard frito Illinois today New York gave the crew of the to await the eignil for the seventh welcome Graf Zeppelin a mighty and last speech' his- second camas they rod© through the streets ' tour paign fji of that great city Chicago was the destination of I N the Democratic ©residential nomirivThe greeting is said to have iast Two Weeks of Drive For Votes Will Find Renee wh4 plarine'dlto board his spealed! that given Lindbergh cial train here in (the forenoon The publican Nominee Addressing Numerous Delegaschedules Icalli fcfr his arrival at Dr Hugo Eckener and hla men tions On Issues of Camr)aism: Also Mav Heed Rp- 9:45 o'clock tonijght in the Lake are worthy of the acclaim they Michigan Jmetr6p41is and for stops (hiej'st of Party Advisors to Get Out and Let More en route! for rear plat form appearances at Bloomlngton bee Jtiim Their voyage over was a stormy Planted In Stove Joliet aidSpringffjeld possibly other Illinois nne land a passenger declared the Dynamite cities The governor will spend Explodes And Rocks big airship was so jumpy he would three nights in Chicago his speech By THOMAS L STOKES go back by steamer being planned! forf Friday night Building United Press Staff Correstjondent' 'fHREfi TtlCTtlRES But the navigators are undaunt17-— Oct 17 VERTIGRE Neb (UP)— Herbert Hoover will change Slashing intjo Ifepublican claims IITASipNGTON Oct ed They are men of strong (AP) — A country school of cost his dynamitof of huge savings iiji'the in III the last two weeks before elation style hearts and laugh at danger campaign in recentf years the nomiing similar to that which occurred o more 111 viae a year ago had nee in his addres last night before 1 pro this will keep him in paDiic- appearances ii The world has high praise for a near Ottaw v : countryside aroused an audience that packed the huge ne puDuc eye 'iauring me critical closing days when his Dem-crati- c hero and will do him great honor the Verdigre Two small children: in- livestock pavilion at the state fairtoday opponent Alfred E Smith will be continually on the in the explosion wpre in a grounds and cheesed him on paintjured Hawthorne once said that the sernot ed painfully thought what he called? "three pictures" tump greatest obstacle to being heroic is hospital hurt — 1 with ecotnomy clams as 'his model' Plans are beinsr the doubt whether one may not iously dynamite as was he ease After charging his opposition front be going to prove one's self a fool in The porch" camnaieiri at hla the Illinois bombing w&s plant- with predicating its campaign upon Massachusetts avenue ed in the scihoolhouse stove Only "misrepresentatiof" the nominee GRAF " That is to ere next week afterheadquarters aay that In attempting the his return fact the children had that took up! his first picture and asfrom his New York speaking en to be heroic one may only demon- gone outside to play just before serted that ciaimi that federal exstrate that he is foolhardy gagement Monday night and before the explosion rocked tho building penses Have be0n reduced through his departure for California to vote TO a IN list heavy casualty and spending economy "prudent When these daring adventurers prevented early the following week stovei was blown to pieces good business methods formed "one The Hoover is are successful they are applauded ard to receive and was blown in the of the grossest fallacies offered by to address a expected but to fail brings adverse comment roof a largeihole number of delegations Miss1 the the Republican party" Agnes Moticaschool-housfrom states in on the reckless disregard of dan teacher had walked area 1 this and in the e to th SECOND PICTURE east Several requests have come ger door ito call the children No 2r as he called it in the last few days for such recepto their classes when the dy- led"Picture the Igovernor through a maze tions By this means the Had Lindbergh failed he would back exploded escaping harm of figures on what moneys he said After can candidate not oniv-- : Republihave been referred to as ain-wild namite win h Made Are Repairs Mias ncr school were actually tpeitit during the "last Motica Neithc his trustees to enabled himself before keep the youth with too much daring v ii could advance a motive for two Republican administrations Will Make our it win give him an opUirigible pudaic blopd the dynamiting and he was loudlyf applauded when portunity for missionary work ReS Tour ' he Bald that "all of the departments Those who brought over the Zeppublicans are honeful of rnrrvlnc of the government together in 1927 and are optimistic over pelin! accepted an uncertainty which NEW YORK Oct 17 fATM — Maryland anu cost won '$200000000 more than they lives in involved their prospects They Virginia hitherto a he Graf! Zeppelin plans to start a d did in 1924" He challenged Her Democratic state be congratulated are to r turn to Germany in about flight bert Hoover and President Coolidge TO EXPRESS ISSUES whom he described as "the chief 8 day? Vlrst however after re Girls of the West high school In Hoover is expected to make these pairs have to been made iTaVo nr Tiavinc a doll daV her dam more apostle of economy" to disprove teed "how-do-yo- u BOARD than do to she will fin' a make of tour with to are the statistics he read play see you" addresses and touchglad during which they to cnuanoou faastetn United States upon For the third picture the nomi their! dolls return" Announcement of his nlans wns campaign issues nee chose to appiropriate for cer games laugh and dance The Republican candidate's adade n by:Dr Huero Eckener com visers wants of the gov tain Should Be Whether There are urging him as well to dur-liiof alt' the mander cruiser big What a wonderful thing it would ernment! and in tils oonnection he devote at least one of the imrecenin albreathine snell More the back 60 Cars turn Than s could he if grown-upcharged the ashlngton adminispromptu hL-speeches he will make In the city gave him tration with a "njpw kind of trick jtion tvhiqh the hands of the clock of time Is on his way west to camf and ' every day 3 on raiicers icrew Question whifch i?ald and manner he could play occasionally imssengera that bookkeeping" Issues Hoover plans to make paign e 6800imile or flieht tile not in cmianooa state of New with the abandon : operate many Impromptu addresses on this CHICAGO 17 — (AP) — York Oct TO REPAIR IAMAOK ' ITE QCOTES WORK The damaged horizontal fin the trip as well aa one major radio In a world made serious by the Whether freight trains on western speech whiclywill be either at St should exceed 60 cars in mental processes men and women railroads Near he end pt his address hfishjp which threatened disaster Louis was Minneapolis Chicago ' or the of exhibit of length real to subject the to joy yield forget Governof Smith spied upon a re- oft uermuda will be repaired by Milwaukee conductors and trainmen by today port made by Chairman Work of tie eifdbif the week he said Then living was highly pleased with at the hearing before the federal willstart her tour of hisHoover Zeppelin Republican naitionai committee to Massachusetts ' Thlev cut out of their lives much fact finding jeommission investigat- the reception As a Ufnitefi $tates cities while he) was secretary !o the in Pittsburg result of the enthusiasm which he ing the wagje dispute between the terior Ohio Akron Detroit of thie beautiful by reducing imagi railroads and "perhaps stirred among the crowds which lij which lie was quoted as emand the train service are which to the sand some QhicafcO' things nation other cities" saw him and heard his impromptu having feald the government was were ployes'd rab listed by Dr Eckener on hi3 speeches children at some friends expressed Edwin T Raffert legislative rep- tryingrateto f ed Indian of njne fcents a day per tentative itinerary the the that he should get out opinion resentative for the in trainmen of one some n Some day geniui Kansas testified Although the trip from child and a state ment once made the more among tests made that people to Lakehurst required al-- ri will come along and point the way had shown of war Davis calling by Secretary cent of p6 TO per NEW signals in YORK: may n years jost five days Captain E H Lh-by which people along drtg facilities for in trains of attentiorf that hou The candidate Republican turned re-t- x an retain the happiness of youth by were misunderstood first officer believes the American sole ler amounted to Attorneys for the the rn Voyipe will be made in two his attention today to his second fancy railroadslength a! "nationall indulging in the things of childalmost disgrac"" contended the testa were of the east his trip to New which bring back the days of less time Favorable winds invasion biased because they had been made f This lie said whs a fair example da Lys York He continued work re Monday hood on to counted the jourspeed by the employes interested in prov- of what the Republican party had ' his upon which will be a speech done in the way of reducing the ri'y failuj-- of long trains discussion of several Isgeneral RETX7RX It was Chesterfield that maker ingJ the FOR TRIP cost of diHe then government executive vice pressuer with of formality who warned his identPofHaynes particular Dr Erhst Brandenburg: German upon the relations of theemphasis the jChieago Association of rected ajquestion to Mr Hoover lie Commerce governfriends against laughter Does e he of a national undersecretary for aviation in the ment and business As in the appro said shippers were inwould have no one herad to laugh terested in wage of ministry transportation who ton speech "prosperity" will'beBosincreases and their economy? that stairves out the In- crossed the aloud on the Zeppe-the Atlantic dian to and! children effect on raiji rates r proneglects keynote' i rf: most said of the passengers vide prqperr housing sleeping and Hoover's day in Smith's hn ma Belter than something to eat Is fr the country's hve reserved accommodations for town will have facilities eating which nothing of the "side- TWO KILLED WHEN the the return laughter d trip very first line of ffense? Does he waiKs New oi is inspired by being thoroughly Lady Grace Drummond Hay the about it He willYork" atmosphere in their true AUTO LEAVES FERRY see these pictures in no f pleased with life j 0Hly wonjan passenger had a good parades He will participate light? most of the spend Jandl wants to go back on the "If h does nojt" he declared tinet far In above the sidewalks NEW ORLEANS La Oct 17-day At the plant of the Royal Milling i f can neces-she "then-make the am prepared to pay he Zeppelin hotel room conferences with the company plans have been complet- CAP) — Mr knd Mrs Lee Martin does not understand the operation sdjry arrangements Republican leaders getting down to ed and a contract let for a large were the survivors today of a of srovernment" the business of organizing mill the camaddition to the tragedy which claimed tho lives of Governor gmith charged Mr for its final stages Mrs August Ladiner 18 ond a ne- Hoover paign with makifng a "misleading The battle for New York's 45 This means that after beinpr es- gro chauffeur when an automobile statement" when l)ie said in his acelectoral votes has settled down to UIL to in which were riding snapped ceptance tablished in Ogden long enough they that "by rigorous one of the most Intense struggles of get a thorough understanding of lo-- I a guard chain at the t ntwnce of economy speech federal have expenses the on the Chef the Monteur campaign and Hoover will cal conditions bearing grain ferry la?t night reduced by two billion dollars to turn the balance in his visit seek and flour business- the company and plunged into 40 feet of wa- been per annum" s He will" speak to 20000 people which is backed by one of the larff-e- ft ter "He klnows justi as weir as I do in Madison Sciuare Garien The oc Mr and Mrs Martin alone were flour milling concerns in the Justl as well as you do" the and casion also will bring the first camworld recognizes the advantages of able to extricate themselves from Democratic nomine asserted "that Sargent the car The former sncri-rdepaign appearance of Vice President Rules in the difference Contract this city between the 1921 exDawes a reaching the shore without diffisupporter With Sinclar Company penditures and thje 1927 expendiof former Governor Frank O Low- " The building programs outlined culty and a negro passenger on the tures of government is the differden of Illinois who hitherto has Is Invalid by the big 'flour producing com- ferry went to the rescue o Mrs ence between Scost of pperatlnfr the been in the background Martin of the for well future panies speak government iri: time of war and in Ogden as a grain and flour center time of Peace' Ry CECHj OWK DEMOCRATS "nitcfl lrcss Staff Correspondent SPEND 'BOARDS to USELESS a bid be is making Ogden Oct 17 — (UP) KLAN'S MARCH ON OVER TWO MILLION theReal jand substantial economy WASHINGTON classed with the big eastern places of government royalty HOUSTON THWARTED governor declared in concluding Oil Delivery where granaries and flour mills do from Salt Creek field in the his address much to advance the welfare of the WASHINGTON whichj:was punctuated Wyoming to the Sinclair Ort 17 — UT Crude Oil !of — The Democratic national com NEW YORK Oct 17— (UP) — ' by yells "Fiphti 'em Al" "Pour jPbrchasing people will be The New York World company on it 'em Al" could be brought mittee today reported recpirvta nn today said of the chamber to October 15 of $275319204 and by a reoifganizitiorji of the old broki slppped today following Attorney that the Ku Kliix Klan planned at With pifMieral the that Sargent's ruling en dowrj struetur of the federal of commerce to its new quarters expenditures of $255535318 time of the Democratic nationcontract was invalid the interior the al convention in June to imitate is being called on to renew A statement filed with tb hrttisn governmient by thie abolishment of !dpartnient announced its allegiance to that institution jboards ajnd commissions march on Rome by campaign fund committee showed useless Supervisor Jack Steel- - of the the fascist that and a red overlap efforts shirt army to hous-to- n duplicate sending 1 that from to October Siilt Creek field will be notified by September This was he said The reception on Thursday eve- 15 it had received to in the nomination of promised $153944170 invjjre shortly after noon today to Governoroppose E Smith Alfred ning should disclose an earnest de-t'O cluding a loan of £500000 frnm lha 1921 under Harding in 1924 under ciiase Sinmaking deliveries to the sire on the part of the people Coolidpe and again in 1928 and re- clair company The plan failed to materialize it Trust New of County Assistant company Secretary strengthen the activities of the or- lork The icommlttee reported a iterated in Sir Hdover's1 speech of ol Interior E C Kinney told Tho said because two exalted cyclops but "sfo far as any livbecame Involved in a dispute over ganization which has in Its keep- balance on hand on October IS of acceptance Press ing person is concerned' there is no United details of the demonstration ing much that should make for ?178388G The Formal notification of the voidsign of his getting any part of ft" klan Houshad progress In this city to reach expected the of contract will be "Real economy j cannot only bo ing ton REWARD by mail Because said with 60000 men the World OUT FOR kbout by teorganization of ofj the to Steele brought BOY WOUNDED BY involved Finney said the government" lie declared "but thie "wire'delay The Information was said to have SCHOOL BOMBERS by would be sent tn order to come SCHOOL GANG GUN AURORA careful not for from a: high klan official planning 111 today end oil 17 Of YATn delivery immediately for but to the come 17 — (AP) — Bombers Of one of those picked to lead was CHICAGO years who Oct 1 H the Vrman FALSE ECONOMY le School boy gang guns dropped the march The march was to have school under construction were be- "Y MU I agree that not a single TRIP POSTPONED been similar to the proposed farmBrandy 14 years old during a jng sougnt today under the epur of dollar 5ALT LAKE Oct 17— Inspec- ers advance on the of public money should be fight in- front of the McKinley rewards Republican totalling $3000 wasted i still make the cold raw tion by the Utah water storage convention at Kansas City school yesterdaj' The boy was danThe bomb' exnlodinsr earlv The klansmen wearing red shirts statemenjt that theire is no economy commission of proposed irrigation gerously wounded t terday caused an estimated damage in Police said the shooting keeping back pecessary funds projects in the Uintah basin which and white caps were to have startoccurred of $20000' wrecking that part of a pang fight between boys the building which was to be used for the proper: needs of the povern-me- was to have been made during the ed from Peekskill N Y led bv during in their early 'teens ctts vou'ovpr tn' next three days has been postpon rangers in nickel-plate- d and that the as a trench Officials could daj' It Itis simply "kind oif process of try- - ed! until next spring trun was fired by a McKinley school ascribegymnasium a it was an helmets They were to have pickno motive for the dynaM ed up other klansmen along the nounced Tuesday by pupil who is being sought mite attack ( Continued Uu Pace Two) H acbpi state engineer George route just Young men and women eager reaching 21 should be most should to cast their first ballots and Nnot fail to register and to vote LONE AVIATOR 50-to- n ot Quotes Wprlk As Saying Indians Suffer From - 17— (UP)— TKe bodies of two workmen buried alive in a 105-fohole under a fall of fresh concrete at the Union Depot site here were cut from the hardened mixture early today after a desperate struggle c All other activities on the contractors' jobs were suspended throughout the night as rescue crews labored hour after hour to release the bodies of the two men Toolis and Cleary were working at the bottom of the hole in which concrete was to be poured They were cleaning the bottom of the pit A few feet away jwas another pit into which concrete had been poured a short time before s Under the pressure of 10Q to of concrete the retainof the second gave ijvay The concrete tore through four ing valjs feet of earth shattered the retaining wall of the well in which the two men were working ind poured down upon the victims mSSOURIANS Lack ' t Bodies of Workers Cut From Drying Cement BIG! MYTH i ' : — " 1 I a thought : ' ' ' i OODEI CITY UTAH WEDNESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 17 1928 : : J GAL ECONOMY IS ! ' Judges and constables to serve commissioners? The list of names includes double sets of judges in 19 districts One set of three the regular judges and comprise the other set of three are counting judges with it Double sets have been named in each district which cast a vote in excess of 300 In either 1924 or 1926 Only eight districts had double sets of judges in 1926 at compared to 19 this year Prior to this year however additional Judges were appointed for only those districts that cast a vote in excess of 330? instead of 300 The following districts have double sets of judges: 6 9 23 24 27 30 54 40 41 42 43 48 49 51 62 53 Burch Cjeek Huntsville Tlain City ' The law provides that when 20 ballots have been cast the counting judges will start to work and will count each 20 ballots thereaftei FOUR BOMBS THROWN until the polls close This is to AT CHICAGO SHOPS facilitate and speed the A complete' list of thecounting election ClhcAGO Oct 17 — (AP— Ex- judges and constables appointed plosion of four bombs in wioely sep- by the commissioners will be found in today's issue of The arated parts of town broke the elsewhere ' otherwise calm of last ntebt and Standard-Examinin early today Chicago Three of the bombs werodirected at tire and battery shops The LONE BANDIT GETS tourth shattered the front of the $10000 FROM BANK Kennard shoe store on Poosevelt road Owners of the places bombed vere unable to suggest Littleton coio Oct 17— motive but the case of the Illinois Pattery (UP) — Working alone while an Service police eaw the hand of accomplice held his motor car in readiness at the curb a bandit held lahor racketeers Other bombings were the Sped-wa- y up the Littleton National bank at Tire Service Inf and ti Tin 12:30 p m today He recured ? 10000 it was estiService & Battery Shop mated by: George Malcolm cashtotal damage will run Into ier whq was alone in h hunt thousand dollars police when the robber entered 1 process" j Yesterday's trip through Oregon and Idaho brought out mort peopled than anywhere in jthe west1 so far Large numbers were out at La Grande Pali or City Huntington and NysfaJ Oregon- and at Caldw ell and Nampf Ida At j every - tpp( the nominee rejsponded wit h a brief discussion of Gv?rnbr Smith's views on issues of the campaign and aii' attack upon the Republican farm rlief ipollcyi He crlticWed Senator j Curtis for first bill voting for the McNary-Hau&e- n find then voting to':su3tain Presi' dent Coolidge's veto HKLIGION TONIGHT Heading Into Utah a state where the Mormons are numtrods Senator Robinson deCUfd to discus religious tolerance tonight at Ogden at considerable length He has dealt with this phase of the campaign repeatedly in tie south but wjierras he sougth to assure that section that Governor Smith' religion had no bearing on his governmental views in 'OgJen he cX to take the offenrdve against "the opposition' the wav he all organisation?! which he believe' are opposing Ms Smith because he is a Catholic ' chari-fcterlz- -- run-ring-m- i "The best move I ever made1!' said an v - Odeii man the other day while speaking of the time when he first started buying his' home It's true —the safest investment on eartli and the surest road! loj pros- perity is to buy a frood Jot or home from the ijeal Instate colr j er - -- umns in Tjie j Thonc! 2o2 Stand-ard-Ekamin- Wnt it P- Ads fr ' es ate i -- |