Show - i - 8'! i i THE 0GDE1T STANDARD-EXAMINE- THURgl)AY EVENINia R PLAN 0 S JACKSON BATTLE AGAINST ILLS JACKSON? superintend- of motive power and OS machinery IS PROMOTED' 22 — (UP) — quarantine reg- :'? 'Action to enforce ulations was planned today by health authorities to combat a seasonal outbreak of contagious diseases dealing death and illness throughout Utah and Idaho Many schools were closed and all activities except regular academic session's were curtailed in many oth" ers)' CASES ESTIMATED At least five deaths and more than 2000 easels of illness from in- fluenza spinal meningitis and scarlet fever were reported by scattered cities gf the two states Cases of Smallpox and chicKenpox also were reported by Idaho Falls and ?''-"TO Salt: Lake '"r " Xear Idaho Falls five membrs of the family of Jacob Mousiin were under quarantine at the Chet Tay lor ranch suspected of being hu man carriers of spinal meningitis None of the members of the family Was ill but health officers said they had reason to believe they were responsible for an outbreak of meningitis at Twin Falls where three deaths and four other cases of the illness were reported Twin Falls reported two other deaths from influenza and more than 300 sufferers Schools' there have been closed for a week and a proposaf for an absolute quarantine of the city ' was under considerai tion) cases Two of scarlet fever caused the closing of the schools in Filer lda1 and three cases resulted in f iraii jar action in Fairview Utah SALT LAKE VISIT Inifluenza struck 60 students of L Ill S college in Salt Lake and 289 absentees front East High school were ascribed to the malady Biirley" Ida reported students of Albion Normal school were dismissed because of influenza and a few light cases of meningitis Monroe jutah reported two cases of Kpinal meningitis with both victims jrecovering The football game scheduled between the Preston and Arco (Ida) teams was cancelled and school assemblies and dances in Idaho Falls were suspended "'' - GdLDEN Colo Nov 22— superi-intenden- - - J W Burnett assistant superin tendent of motive power and ma chinery under Mr Jackson will succeed him as superintendent oif motive power on the Union Pacific unit I SALT LAKE j 22 — Demo Nov cratic party leaders will determine Saturday whether to ask a 'recount of the ballots in the- Second con I gument and scuffle that shooting Hair to death "I jkilled Hair accidentally" de- CLOTHING SAVES "I didn't know clared Anderson BOY FROM DEATH him — I never had seen him before When he suddenly grabbed my gun Bol PROVO( Nov and shoved him own gun into my stomach I just tried to protect my ton 11 owes his life jto the stout-- i ness of his clothes Scores on Unl self" versltv avenue main busi ness street saw him dragged along BETTER CHANCE the pavement by his fathers truck his head directly in the Wednesday FUNDS OBTAIN TO path of the big rear wheel But: ihe was par Nov 22 — (A!') the clothing by which WASHINGTON the running from suspended tially Henry H Blood chairman of the bCard held and his fkthery Colon Utah jroad commission and Preston- Bolton stopped the machine G Pelterson a member of the comBolton fell out when the truck mission announced following a'dis- - door flew open cussion Wednesday with President Coolldge at the White House that SENTENCED FOR prospects for enactment of the Col are bill ton iAddle encouraging FALSE TESTIMONY The bill vetoed by the presidentlast iWinter provides for the appro22 — Two SALT LAKE- - Nov priation of 13500000 annually for in McNeill federal Island years three years for the construction of penitentiary and $100 fine was the reserves across federal highways M sentence to out Phil meted and public domains Gold water R II" Billihgsley and out men th? Utah The pointed Elmo Cunningham all convicted justice o? the federal government of by Federal Judge Tillbuilding roads across large expanses- manperjury IX Johnson Wednesday Their tasare not which lands of public conviction grew out of false testiable mony they gave when tailed a£ government witnesses In I fh© Billings-lechicken' ranch liquor consplracj' COWBOY HIRED TO case in federal court last spring DRIVE ELK OUT ce - y BfpiSE Nov 22— (AP)— When cow punching became too tame— and 'anyway there weren't any cows to pifnch this winter— Harold Whit-wort- h took the job of elk punching Farmers of Arbon valley in southeast Idaho complained to the state! game department last year Uiei the elk began eating ail their Tstortis It E Thomas state game warden announced Wednes-kdhe had appointed Whltworth to shuffle the elk into other sections thanS the feed yards of the farmers His 11 will continue all winter of-ha- y aj M'COURT MOVES TO ACCEPT NEW" PLACE GREEN RIVER Wyo Nov 22 McCoiirt who was sheriff of Sweetwater county eight years and yho has been in the peace office service of the railroad is now movinjg to Omaha to become tha head 'of the whole Union Pacific special agent service E B Wall head dispatcher here has been transferred to Gehring — Matt "Neb SLIGHT DEFICIT FOR DEMOCRATS SALT LAKE Nov 22— Total receipts of the Democratic state committee during the last campaign amounted to $20251 it Is shown by a report submitted to the secreExtary of state Wednesday the penditures for campaign amounted to $2028221 leaving a deficit of $3121 SERVICES TODAY FOR POWER WORKER TWIN FALLS Nov 22— Funeral services will be held today for Elmer Larkin 32 who waa killed instantly Tuesday evening while working as a lineman for the Idaho Power company With other employes of the company he was wiring a farm house several miles west of Buhl when he was caught by a wire carrying 11000 volts ? - YOUTH IN NEVADA TAMES MUSKRATS METROPOLIS Nev Nov 22 — Lowell Quist 18 senlor'of Metropolis high school doesrj't object to SALT LAKE Nov 22— Problems farming so long as it Is fur farmThe lad has captured a numthe taxing officials of ing confronting ber live muskrats and it attemDt- of coiuntles state conand will be the to breed them in captivity To sidered at the annual meeting of ing date he has succeeded In taminsr county assessors with the state them board of equalization and assess- to biteuntil they make no attempt when being fed or handled ment on Tuesday December 4 ncrcag'e i j SALT IwVKErrfov PQCATELLO Idaho Nov 22— (AP) (AP( — Instruction® to the jury The texecutlve cdmnittel of the Rein the case of the state agalnt Mrs Alice Brooks charged with publican state lommittjee has!ac Involuntary manslaughter In con- ceptd' the resignatiotii of Vice nection with thei death lof James Chairman Willianji W Seegmillerf McQuade 16 June 1G last in an and "p'y unanimous vote eleete automobile accident were delivered todayj by' District Jwdge Jay Phil(ii T Farnsworthj who waf cindiil&tQ for U S sCltktor befor L Djowning j On the stand Wednesday the the Republican stte cdhvention 14 J defendant told hier stoily of the Ojgddr to succeed him Plans for reorganization of thf accident denying: that she drove the par lover ten miles f an hour Repiiflican state party are said tof priori! to or at the time of the be uinder way' Inj ts' letter accepting Mr fatal collision with the automobile driven by the boy resignation the comrnittel v v j 'If 'toa v 5 A r Km i mm iff —J It—Li t fvtVTrrrtnvt uu mavr-viuwu vxv4yjj iui ever irusiwunny person in this city is the spirit pt this great vatue-ivingift stofe! CREDIT CAN BE YOUR SANTA I Through the convenience of a CHARGE ACCOUNT you can ibtain all the gifts you desire to give to f friends and loved ones You can select article on the first payment! I' g: now-l-tal- ke ' j Mrfs IroOks said she: was re- expressed regret "not only because turning ajto the city aftjsr having ypurl ijoss to the organization will be been tat ranch to purchase eggs flt but also beciuse the committ and buttermilk She asserted the Uq fjels that at this time the smaller par driven by the youth of unity in our state orl was traveling faster thaiji'her car gkniition ia impprtan It Is be The defendant's mother arid other lifcvejd! that the p roblejn of witnesses! told of the crash" which must be cotisidi TI h rebuttal the state called H should be solved with careful A Murpihy auto - mechanic who thought and deliberation and not told of the damages to the wihiliij the heat of conHict is still In his argument to Brjooks' par Us" th jury H J Swanson prosecut- - tHlthj In- submitting his Hsignatlon( Ing attorney reviewed the evi- - the floe chairman! had called upon dence of the state's witnesses re- - Statd Chairman Ckrl Rl Mareusenl gafd ng the high rate Of speed hs fce chairmen andf secretaries! of the automobile driven by Mrs iirsi itep in reor He pointed out the fact iiy resign asofme Brpo)cs the party machi nory III gjinitation ENGSTROM By MARS that the small car driven by was hurled against a fire in Utah the Brooksj car tipEVAN ST ON Wyo Nov 22— H hydrant and ped pver on Its side following the YOUNG MAN MADE! Sturgeon and F Williams of collision main's-tenanc- i 1 Seegi-mlll4n'- s j Jewelrj Makes tijUb Bfost: e Appiredteted'iBiEt8t- reori-gani?4tio- - ej-e- j I - i Mc-Qiia- Y qe " — Our stock is most complete a finej selection of watches for women — with fin jeweled movements' with f j : ' Toilet Sets" — When it eomes ci pocket watches — honnere can be found such ft selection bf fine Elgiiw WalOiams Illinois and sthei adveitiWed watches prices range from r bi Bakersfield Calif "were here on oil GAMP COMMANDER Lusinefs the first of the week They Are gifts that every mother SATiT LAKE Nov 22— A mem-- l eft ore Wednesday for the coast! bfcr 338 No of camp sister sweetheart friend will Woodmen of J C Christensen of Ejv'anston last th for World like and appreciate All styles youryears was an Ogden visitor the? first of CjL Cj Hartson whio has held every! " and patterna and colors to to When comes diamond a LINE it i uhe week lovrcfr Jelective office inj the camp be can found nowhere such a match her boudoir "IU" will appreciate the dia at tlnS semi-annuMrs Ira Cowan of Prov election Wed-- i was selection as oort — beautiful mond rinir-- w have sne very was elected consul nesdky btre the first of the week as the night solitaires fire of and sparkling r TONOIfAH Nev NoW 2— Lleu-tena- commander At the age of 23 hei special ffrotrp tomorrow — in uest of friends color— set in latest 14 and 18-white gold Isetting i— t Commander CotterL engineer Lsj thfe youngest member ever elect Mrs Charles Rhine of Ogden was mountings one group at an EvanstonJ visitor the first of the in charge of the navy (munitions ea reaa 01 txie camp f week deotj at Hawthorne Is authority Miller Jtobert Taylor of Denver fori the Information that the final has been here for several days on survey of? the railroad spur from BRYAN'S DAUGHTER business connected with oil inter- Thorpe a station on the Haen-Mift- a 1 TO TALK IN OGDEN brajnch of the Southern Paests r" Mr and Mrs Card HaclAnan of cific jto the plant has been at Washington and lhat SLOGAN Nov 22— Dn Frank L Piedmont wre in pvanston the of the railroad grade West)aniyunces that the next regufirst of the week on their return conistfuction wilj sitart about the first of the lar chairel program of! the Utah frcm jtheir wadding trip J wil be held Mrs A Li ' Peyton of Carter is year Agricultural has its terminal at the nqxt jiuonnay college spur weunes-da- y the house guest of Mrs John Stagg rainer tnap old W'alia re ranch which has been and that the speaker will be TO HONOR VISITORS by the srovernment and Ryan Owen ©f Florida Department officers of the aux- takfenbeover used as the center of the who was'recently elected to the na1 iliary toUhe American Legion will wii O S N HS E industrial! win nersonnel Therp house of be in Evanstn tomorrow tional Lunchrepresentatives lie a also mile about to of the eon will be given by the Auxiliary trick 2405 WASHINGTON AVENUE plant for its membejrs in honor of the vis storagework s will be done under BIllUTIFUTi TStTOR itors Mrs Louise A Mylar of Chey beine- called for as fnsf iNEW YORK Nov 22— (AP) — enne department president and as plans and specifications are Ajwohian who in i923 was regardMrs Xj Probst of Laramie deed by pir William Orphn portrait ready The luncheon partment secretary Among other developments will paintfr as England's mlost beaUti-fu- p will bo giveii at 1230 o'clock at 21 rrtiif'H of surfapo ihlchwnvsi bijide is visiting New York She the Kahdy Kitchen and will be folformer Pula jGellibrand lowed Immediately by a business through the project and to each is theSmarried I who Marquis De Casa AMERICA? i GIRLS can see more Turkish ar$stf if ho is visiting her from meeting in the club! rooms of the lnarviauai magazine he IjIKES Europe sa's a famof member MKury Spanish Uinta county library Initiation of NEW YORK Nov 22 — (AP) — pulchfitude irJ ihalf anhour on thinks Amrica n omeq ars mir Babbitt metal obtained its name ily arid auto race driver He has several candidates ViII al?so take manufac-tuire a Izaac to to Babbitt from invented who this ccfm country tieautitui are American girls Mc-ju- Fifth hvenue thin in four months 4cle land ave the) most beautiful place A conplete attendance of the! a Hoy Celland back abroad And Mme Mihrl Hanum limbs: in the world glass Barclay —artlsit is members desired at this meeting — 4—4 —j— -- 4 -1 i it r Mr and Mrs Thomas G Terry '" ' i V!--! i ' dntertajned at dinner at their home ' j f I Miuinmua 'in j in A color cjn Saturdayi evening " scheme of pink and white was car— r —j a2ai-i: rt i ried out in the table decorations '''""t""" The table' was centered by pink l roses in a low crystal bowl and lighted by pink and white tapers in Covers were laid Crystal holders for Me and Mrs Floyd Lindsey Mr and Mrs E B Peterson Harry Maxwell Mrs1 Tlederman and the hosts On the occasion of their tenth r wedding fanniversary Mr: and Mrs Ed Pay up were genuinely surprised 40c by a number' of their fiiends The LIQUID 7n $100 SQUID3-Quests Wrogrht gifts of tin Three CASTORIA PETROLATUM tub tpbles of bridge were arranged t Honors were won by Mr and Mrs 6Cc CALIFORNIA $125 PARKET DA Floyd Lindsey other During 0 1J0R5UP°F 38 VIS STANDARD gomes honors were won by Mr IZED COD Qnd Mrs F 0 Terry and Miss Bai(Qni 35c SLOAN'S Present! were Mr and Mrs ley LIVER OIL JOOC 23(f LINIMENT Max Cuzln Mr and Mrs Ti B 7Cc SLOAN'S Terry Mr and Mrsr-j- 3 B Peterson MTA $125 LYDIA PINK LJ l LINIMENT W$s Bailey (Mr and Mrs Floyd ? HAM'S VEQETA Lindsey and fcerald Cazin BLE COM- 30e LAXATIVE I ft A I srfl LOOKS OVER MINE A BROMO QUININE yr I POUND: SSA-il-UJmiWLymon Fearn of Rock Springs k state niine inspector passed Mon $103 WAMPOLE'S $100 !08fJ 691 in Evanston as the guest of his day COD LIVER OIL Replenish your needs now The incentive to save is also emphasized by the fact that all "RlfJEXI aunt Mrs Wi"iam Graham On C5c' McCOY'S COD LIVER Ess-Ja-v ' i r frK Inr1 nw merchanHis f tUm±Z highest aualitv and everv niirrfin Tuesday he made an Insnection of r 47 U11M the mine in Almy 25(4 CHAMBERLAIN'S OfL 'TABLETS rits our Guarantee of Satisfaction or your mo ney back Save With A marriage license was Issued COUGH MEDICINE Safety! 60c DOAN'S IIIIIIIBIlllllllll (torn 'the county: clerk's office on 50o CHAMBERLAIN'S 10c Palmolive Soap November 20! to Ray Jack Oar of 5c Crystal PILLS 33c COUGH MEDICINE: fat'attle and Bernioe Wride of Reno tiIdlALlirUICrl tor ' 25CJ tU Nev The ceremony was performed A e White Soap $125 BAYER'S ASPIRIN Ami lor 20a EPSOM j (tnx by Patriarch James Brown loo-- : TABLETS Edward Davidson of Millbourne SALTS BouridJ I ¥ I 7 bars 25ei 25c Lysol 19£ Wyo passed Tuesday in" Evanston 75c ME AD'S Miss Aria McKinnon left on 25a BORIC I ' DEXTRI 50c Lysol Oc 3S£ 60c M J B COFFEE Tuesday for Lyman to attend the 8 ouneas ACID MALTOSE farmers round-u- p T i pound j j Gleaner GiHs and the "M" men 30c Phenojax MEAD'S I $350 of the M L A will have a harvest 65o ESS-JAFOUNTAIN BLEND DEXTRI r? on ball at the L D S amusement hall 43c 75c Vick's Vapo i UfFtE pound 47£ Wafers L MALTOSE V&iWv lTiday night starting at S o'clock hCounty Agent W R Smith is in 30c LIPTON'S TEA 50c WHITE KING WASHING 65e DRYCO 60c Lyman attending the farmers' SCOTT'S 49c round-u- p MACHINE SOAP DRY MILK The round-u- p started EMULSION Wednesday and is being continued i' S250 DRYCO 35c TREE TEA! today and tomorrow fin SCdTTSi $li20 10c Mission Bell Soap DRY MILK INTERESTING MEETING A program' of unusual Interest EMULSION wWV 1 3C Til STEDMAN'S iTI was given on Tuesday m m & for 4 afternoon 25p ab HMTUTHAIXTIl 1UC rels ffaptha Soap TEETHING POWDERS at the meeting of ' the Relief so6l)e HOSPITAL The lesson was conducted ciety for G9£ 12 S100 PARKE DAVIS ABSORBENT by Mrs Esthejr Warburton A study American oil: was made of two western authors 1 30c pound s u mi n t r2LN"GVEWR°A°LDE i w"i ii 35£ Elsie Chamberlain Carrell and 20 35c bEECHNUT PEANUT Claire Stewart Boyer both of whom 250 CULLEN PALE BUTTER s: have written verse stories and 3 for SI 03 10 DRY GINGER ALE G£or93(J for the church publica sketches — ' V K 1 c e e tions Mrs Warburton sketched if tZi IHH CANADA the life of both women in an in7c LJsjhthouts 65c STERILIZED ANTISEPTIC 1ii 7'" —r 6 for SI 35 orvgnger RforClfi GAUZE teresting way Poems of Mrs Clesnter II j I S yard ' s s s were read as follows: "My $150 PADRE ' CALIFORNIA i Masterpiece:' "Friendship" and NATIONAL MAZDA 5o ANTI-COLISI25 WINE TONIC The! vi3iion" by Mrs Esther War 6 for 25o NIPPLES ffC 10 to j ti SLOBESj Mimroni r burton "Our Mother" by Mrs f VIRGINIA DARE if watt taeh t ClaraJ Burleigh CUb "A Mood" SOfl HYGEIA NURSERS and wine of en 23 s "The Modern Girl" by Mrs Mae TONIC wixn oreasx j bompiexe Burdett and !"Th Void" W Tvt 150 M TO tl A BREASTS fmmwmmmmmHmmmmm Harold E Brough Mrs La Mont f Because Miss You I 2 23 I'assey sang DEPT TOQAGGO So" the words of which were writ ten by Mrs Cairrell Poems of Mrs 43 Old Gold Lucky Strike Chesterfield and Loyeiis were ead as follows: "To j h0° bvo£errirj83cf David "House Bound" "Ratn-"Th- e bows' Hill Wife" and $150 Pertussin SOcj Parke Davis Dawn by Mils Warburtoni 'The 2 pkgs 27c Carton $129 Meadow Lark" 'My Mountains" and Frankincense Spices and SPECIAL FREE OFFER Myrrh'v by Mrs Jesse B Smith Buds" by Mrs Harold E Brough Opa package of your favo rite Cigarettes and 'Bby's Day" by Mrs Clara Gum Drops FREE with Blue Star S8s Cigarette Lighter at " RAILWAY SPUR te APPROVED j i al nt to $ kt oo ) y Cash? 'Why 4 i ap-prov- ed i j h M-sut- GDE ACTRESS LOSES $1000 WARDROBE vr SALT LAKE Nov 23 — Unknown orlirin lnti iWc1n con-bid- r I f vnij 1 ! st j rion-breakab- " j I le s I i ! " il hi iiiji in I'l- j- i I L - ' 1 i 23c LOOK S THESE BI ' f i :s) r?tm TWtm ! r 43c — T — a ii ana mm IT ! rr i WW 1 19c t V i ur lis f S - it jL IS Y mm Rub: ! - 21c ri- 'si i H-pou- 1 nd 38o '! !:it42c': 2Sc mm- 4 bars 25c - 6for$t00 s i - i Car-rell'- si ale25J oiZO 1 m 3 1 C 3fiJi fr Mll ' ffi & 'H© A 'S afternoon riMtrnvsi imiitn at approximately $1000 belonging MORGAN BACK w vjfiuuya vieorge teaamg lady at NEW YORK Nov 22 — (AP) — the Playhouse theatre In her dress- J- - P is back from Europe ing room at the theatre The wnn Morgan a meerschaum pipe It is actress was not in the building at well on the to the and way deep the time ricn color desired by connoisseurs -- CREDIT J WELE - A-pou- nd ASSESSORS WILL MEET WITH BOARD HEET SEASON OVEIS BRIG HAM CITY Nov 22— The Brigham City plant of the Utah- Idaho Sugar company under the direction of Superintendent A C Pearson shut down Monday followa campaign of about 80 days ing 'During" the campaign the factory uliced about 40000 tons of beets The tonnage was smaller than usual this Blason duo to a smaller beet i : " !!' j- Ik? W®M IW®1 j 4 Pi-ovo'- s I j ij mw : a 22T-Mauri- I — i m district according toi gressional State Chairman Delbert M Draper The official count shows Congress4 man E O Leatherwood 836 vote? ahead of Dr J H Paul in the four counties of the district Party leaders were also consider-- t ing making a demand 'for a recount for W H Wilkins pemocratic candidate for city judge in Salt Lake who failed of election by 67 votes ended in t f ''1 Woman Denies Driving At G iO P Executive Com rriittee Accepts Resigna- High Speed Before tion of Seegrniller collision II j O S DECLARED GUILTY UTAH DEMOCRATS IN FIRST DEGREE CONSIDER RECOUNT — A jury In district court (AP) here Wednesday night convicted John Anderson the youthful slayer of James W Hair United States secret jservice agent of murder in the fjrst degree The jury was out only a few minutes before the verdict was reached Hair was shot and killed in a shooting gallery at Morrison Colo on the night of July 12Iast Anderson who admitted that ' ho killed the secret service man took the stand and told of the fatal ar II f Jackson superintendent of motive power and machinery of the Union Pacific unit of the Union Pacific system has been appointed generar superintendent of motive power and machinery of the Union Pacific system Vice President Wil-liaJeffers announced from Omal-htoday The appointment is to be effective December 1 Mr Jackson will be the first general superin tendent o£ motive power and machinery of the Union Pacific system such" a position not having He will have previously existed dlreption of all shop and round house forces numbering nearly 14 000 men" He was born on a farm near Huntington Ind 5 3 yearj ago Mr Jackson left district school when he was 14 years of age to be come a water boy and section work er on what is now a part of the Big Four system £uon afterward he entered the mechanical depart ment of tho Erie railroad He first became a mechanical official with the JJig Four route was foreman nd then master mechanic on the Monon lines and later superintend ent of motive power and general superintendent in charge of opera tlon of the C T H & S E novy road ih part of the Milwaukee Terre Haute Ind He came r to thb Union Pacific as assistant"-supeintendent of motive jower and ma chinery Jn September! 1921 and waht promoted to the position of of motive power and machinery in June 1923 It Is during his service as super intendent of motive power and ma chinery that the longer engine runs which have- - attracted attention to the Union Pacific have developed Until about five years ago eight lo comotives were required to haul passenger train from Omaha to Ogden as against two now used Tire Union Pacific pioneered in es tablishing these- longer runs and the methods of preparing the en4 gines for them wer worked out mm COMES TO CLOSE TO FARNSWORTli General Survey Of Utah Known For Extension Of And Idaho Health ConLocomole Runs On Union Pacific ditions Made SALT LAKE Nov ' POSITION GOES DEATH HEARING of the Union Pacific unit has been promoted to have charge of such work over the entire Union Pacific eystem 1925 -- I i NEWS OF THE INTERMOUNTAIN WEST OyiHBER22t JP trk '?100: LavorisGS Specials ' ?r-- h pound i 23i 1 pound 25 BWM'iyi'mjifl)W'!WWWIilMLMItf imtkM " i - ' 1 '! 5 f ' 5 1 j j j i i rn inj j |