| Show 7 t THE OGDEN FRIDAY- EVENING FEBRUARY 22 1929 STANDARD-EXAMINE- ? R NEWS OF THE INTERMQUNTAIN WEST Idaho Thousand ROCK SPRINGS Wyo Feb 22 — The biggest spring lamb- dal ever made here was closed Thursday whn Bond & Co "Albuquerque N M bought every available Learn Sportsmen Flock Huge Too Smart HELP IN SNOW Salt Lake Machine Takes Food And Blankets " To Wyoming FAIR DAYS PROMISED 12i4-cents'- 100-mi- - Train In Weeks Stearns Into Colorado Camp First j j ' I J V -- DENVER Feb: 22 — (AP)— A tattle to keep up transportation facilities deliver relief and handle mail in the face of huge drifts of snow wa's general over the Rocky mountain ircgion today Half a ton of food and blankets was carried by" air Thursday - to some fifty oV sixty men wpnten and children comprising: the crew of a fleet of 23 trucks which are marooned by snow in the Red desert I lJS of Wyoming' - 1 The plane was sent from Salt Take City stopping at Rpck Springs where it picked up supplies The pilot then circled the Red desert now a waste of snow until lie located the stalled trucks and'idrop-ped- i to the stranded the supplies ' i party The truck caravan moving westward from Rawlins ' to Rock Springs is a part of the construction equipment of the natural gas pipe line under construction from the "Wyoming field to SaltJLake Three ttucks which left Rock Springs two'days ago to' offer relief to the-- fleet have not reported since andr apparently are stalled somewhere In the vicinity Little toward rescue "work can be accomplished until the present cold spell abates An additional four Inches of snow fell over the region yester- r '- Qyk the 'Puttie oC iBe - w ef down Co-m- e y v smmsm - v v : V- -- ' : z "teat " —— rMU - t LOGAN in Portland- v ROBBERY BANG SUSPECT HELD Stolen Cars Instruments Saddles And Rings C vanston : Kews By SIARY K ENGSTRCM Recovered WINNEMUCCA Nev Feb 22 — With the arrest of Robert Alfc-ma- n in Winnemucca who is now in the Canyon county Idaho Jail officers of three states believe they have cleared up'a number of burglaries that occurred in Idaho' and Oregon the past winter and also have in custody at least the main leaders in the gang that carried out the robberies Other prisoners are Claude Clark and Dutch Sherman arrested at Boise and taken to the Malheur county at Vale Ore and A C MacLachlin and who also are in the Vale jail Four "automobiles said to have been stolen are in storage here Owners of three are residents of Boise Payette'and Wilder Idaho The identification of the fourth car has not been completed all identifying marks 'having been obliterated Eight typewriters and twelve musical instruments stolen from the Payette Idaho high school in December an! January and six saddles taken from a Weiser harness shop were found here Clark and Sherman had in their possession eleven diamond rings said to be part of $1500 loot taken from an Ontario Ore jewelry store EVANSTON WTyo Feb 22— Irs R L: Starr" entertained the R K A club at five hundred on - jil - - Spot-Wood- s ey e nd - fuller ? - " but - 0 LC ACTING LESS THAN it : PER BAKING open Mrs Van Zandt and Mrs Harry Spengler both of Leroy' were Evanston visitors Wednesday ' Mrs Jennie Isherwood county superintendent of schools made an official' trip to the Leroy school on Wednesday Cummihgs'of Aspen passed Wednesday in Evanston Miss Virginia Cook passed Wednesday in Ogden on business While there she visited her father T F Fi-a'n- k I ryAir irrriyrri stir ktJr4Y y? w — lwllBBav MMaHI Cook - Wednesday evening from Ojdea after visiting with relatives for three-daysMr and "Mrs Reuel WTalton entertained the members of the on Monday evening Five hundred was played with hon-or- s being'-won by George Ewer and - Just-amere'-cl- w5 i Ladies' Scott & Bowue Bloomficld J 2S-- fl ' and'Muunw Ready-towe- ar Pluminer SPRING HATS Last-Minut- Pima Eyiiog Styles H Lift ub and up Pain ! Off-- No Hard corns soft corns corijs between tho toes and callouses lift right off! You'll laugh — it is eo easy and doesn't hurt a bitl Just drop "Freezone" on any tender touchy corn Instantly i stops aching then shortly you just lift that old bothersome corn right off with your fingers It works like a charm every - time OF VILD LIFE DIES BINGHAM CANYON Feb 09 L Heaston known throughout the Mate as a hunter fisherman' lover of the outdoors died at and( his home In Bingham Canyon A Thursday night after an illness of Seems-magicabout four weeks It was in Mr A tiny Heaston's honor that the Heastorf "Freezone" Schools state game preserve in tfhe Oquirrh only a few mountains between Salt Lake ana at any drug Tooele counties was named He SALT LAKK Feb it! has been received of the death was a "deputy game commissioned Try Wednesday in New Haven Conn from 191 to 1921 Surviving" are of Margaret Seely Keller at the his twidow and a daughter age of 26' Mrs Keller was graduated from the University of Utah In 1925 with1 high attainments in literary and scholastic work After she taught at c MMBitMite wifir the Beargraduation' River Higi "school and at later the Central Junior High school Ogden While at Tremon-io- n she met Allen D Keller who became her husband 0jj fjLmmJi She is survived by her husband and Infant son hor mother Lucy B Seely and two sisters Brucilla and Lucia 22--W- "j j PROTECTOR Served In Bear River And Ogden Central Junior ' Saturday— A Great e Choice of Kyrjng's direction the membership i in four years TEACHER DIES ' afojCo) 0) v It Is the A greeable Way To Obtain the Benefits of Cod' liver Oil Vitamins i " who in 19 27 was adjudged the outstanding club girl in the United States1 will also be present on that date and tell the club loaders of Utah of her experience in club work Under Miss HUB-UTA- r It EMULSION — WORKERS ESCAPE INJURY PY SUDE PROYO Feb 32— Whtio 10 workmen were clearing the r oad in Provo canyon of snow brought down off thg hills in a huge slide they narrowly ecaped caught in another slide Thi rsday The new slide blocked the river and caused the water to flow ov JEVEX ICING road above Ferguson's ranch The When icing a cake pile the icinx road was opened but remained right in the middle of the surface dangCrous and you will find that It is easier to keep the icing even k ' in Pima grew from nothing to 235 De-lon- 4 i - 4-- - tnnr M O Caroline JJLiss Ariz Tuesday afternoon - Honors were won by' Mrs V Ju Stoddard arid Mrs Irvin Allard Tallies and table decorations were suggestive of the George Washington birthday season Luncheon was served' at the small tables following the were Members present games Mrs W A Wood Mrs H T Colling' Mrs George O'Hara Mrs Irr vin Allard Mrs John Murphy aiid Miss Ethel Beyerle 'Mrs William Cook Mrs John Ewer and Mrs V Jj Stoddard were present as ' guests SOCIATj MEETING Mrs" Max J Cazin entertained at the restoration of transportation a kensington on Wednesday afterschedules : noon" her guests being a fw of -: ——r the members of the auxiliary to the The safety first organization WOMAN PROMOTER afternoon was passed with sewing and social chat and a luncheon was? OF MINING IS DEAD served Present were Mrs W-Pickrell Mrs F A Bean Mrs V BOISE Feb (AP— IlorA Taylor Mrs E W Sylvester tense Adams 75 once prominent as Crs Irvin "Allard Mrs Walter promoter of a half dozen mining Pickhardt Mrs J B BaiIeyMrs propjects in Idaho died here S E Knoder Mrs William C GibThursday night following a brief son Mrs George McPhie Mrs T ' illness W Rickards Mrs Cora West Mrs "Though never fortunats in strikEd Horrocks and the hostess ing rich claims Mrs Adams was William 'Deloney Tton county never refused additional money representative stopped over in New York from financiers willing Evanston a for visit with his short to' trust her sagacity ' in mining Ancient Chinese families com- mother Mrs Clara Burton For forty years she memorated the death of their relpromotion on his return to his home in continued in the busines and at the atives by putting up a strip of Jackson from Cheyenne 'end had little more wealth at her wallpaper each time a death ocMrs Viola Pratt of Jackson is command than at the beginning curred here with relatives visiting son 'She is survived Miss Esther Burdett is - Spend—4 Charlie Nelson owner of a beach There are 209 'rooms in Buck- ing a few days with her parents-MTesort at Payette lakes ingham palace and Mrs Charles Burdett Miss Burdett is attending the University of Utah in Salt Lake Miss Beth Isherwood arrived last l evening to remain "with her mother Mrs Jennie Isherwood" until Sun-- 1 1 f"fcM day evening Miss Isherwood is a! mom Wi —iP Imy student at' the' University of Utah nsnp pWfBBPJ Carlton Sumsion little1 son vo'f Mr-aMrs A D Sumsion of Salt I n 3i i f Lake is visiting Mr arid Mrs Seth Thomas Mrs Amelia Ramsay returned from a business trip to Kemmer-e- r More nourishing Easier : to "on Wednesday MARRIAGE LICENSES ' digest More delicious and On FebTuary l18 County 'Clerk C C Tingey Issued a marriage liwholesome too because they cense to Wallace W Mitchell of Lot have a finer flavor Angeles and Nellie D Parker ol Las Vegas- Nev The ceremony Serve more of them And re was performed by President JJrown A marriage license was ismember Calumet not only sued1 on February 19 to Louis F Winschell and Verda E Hadley also both of Logan Utah guarantees success Thy were married by Elder Marsh Aheavy storm has been raging east of here Wednesday afternoon and evening trains were delayed for hours It was said that 30 minutes after a train had passed the 'track would become drifted over and that much difficulty was experienced in keeping the road by-on- la 4-- H Sil-Yert- on i Enough Vitamins) For Good Health " telegram manager and secretary of the Pacific International Livestock how Portland announces to D P Murphy junior extension specialist of the Utah Agricultural college that Mr Plummor will be present at a fperial club school program Wednesday March 6 at the U A C to present a silk trophy flag won in November by club teams from Utah in the annual demonstrations day- - 22 — A Feb revived from ': GREET FIRST TRAIN Silyerton Colo turned out en masse to greet the first train which had been able to reach that place since February 3 when it arrived there late yesterday Theentire region has been cut off by huge snowslides which buried all roads and railroads A near traged-- occurred In connection with the clearing of the tracks yesterday when a single engine which had been sent ahead of the first train into jumped the track and crashed into Animas canyon resulting in the slight injury- of the engineer Wyoming 'rererted to the pony express to get mail delivered in reautomobiles could not gions where make ' headway But it was not the dashing: horseman that imagination pictures Instead two hard working men struggled tp: aid two equally hard working horses who were laborjrig through the all but impassable snow blockades SIIEKP HUNGRY Some of 40000 sheep belonging to the Cow Creek Sheep company 'which arts ranged along the Colorado-Wyomin- g line are reported to be near'&tarvation and'efforts are being: made to get hay to them Montana is blanketed under deep snow Fair weather was predicted for the region today and the breathing space probably will aid much in Give Your Child T SHOW SECRETARY TO BRING TROPHY ' :' I -- i j 'this year's" wether lamb for October delivery at pound with an estimated quota of 7 50y0 wether lambs This practically includes all wether lambs m the square area comprising the district Price is paid Rock'Spripgs to be 1 cent higher than any other Wyoming district received The sale was conducted ''direct tvith the sheep association members of the district who had assembled at Rock Springs' for that purpose First 00I sale of the season here was closed Thursday when K V Wellington acting for S Silverman company Boston contracted for 1200' Big Sandy fleeces without revealing the price 2S2— (AD — OutBOlb'n Feb guessed by a flock of upwards of a million crows which they were attempting to blatt members of the Ada County Fish and Game league today pulled up the dynamite they had planted in-- rookery last San-day ncparntcry to ' the i expected slaughter Ii G Cole- president of the league said the crows ' apparently smellcd the dynamite and had abandoned the rookery altogether The dynamite was planted in a thick patch of willows on Lake Lowell near here where the crows rcocted The first attempt at catching them failed when so many people gathered to watch flie blast that the- - crows refused to enter the r place Later the birds began to return to the rookery and the sportsmen bo came hopeful that the 30b would be at last successful But early this morning wlien men were sent out to set off the powder they found scarcely a dozen crows in 'the rockery the largo flock having deserted it for a pntch farther along the lake shore Dr E Feb W Browning exalted ruler and 100 members of tho local-Elks- ' lodge left Thursday night at" ll! o'clock on a "good will" trip'-tElj Nev A special train over the' Union Pacific and Southern l'a- cific railroads was chartered fbr I the excursion - - of Crows SALT LAKE ) Lambs In Rock Spring$ District Sold - BLAST ATTEMPT TRUCK PARTY FORT MYERS Fla Feb 22A-(AP— Thomas A Edison's rubber experiments here- keep him busy practically all aay but occasionally he closes up his laboratory and goes for an outing Yesterday 'Mr and "Mrs Edison attended the annual Lee county inventor fair 'The walked up to the ticket "booth at the entrance- to the grounds where he! was halted by an official who offered him' pa&ses 'This is ho free lunch" Edison said with a smile and thrust a $20 bil through the window of the booth as his wife started to accept tha passes Once inside the grounds Edison made a thorough inspection of the agriculture exhibit and spent nearly an hour watching the antics of a chimpanzee in a midway sideshow SHEEP CLOSED Seventy-Fiv- e AID TO MOTOR SALT LAKE ELKS HEAD FOR NEVADA FREE FAIR TICKET v LEAGUE DROPS PLANE BRINGS EDISON REFUSES LARGE DEAL IN IN THE SMART SPRING- STYLES AND - j COLORS NOW WORN ON FIFTH AVE I i ord j rtiiii f Mil — mi n 'in' n — mukmm MMtmmmmffiLtmm r-- r - n v mi Seely LEHT Feb 22 — Parents visiting days at the Lehl schools and the Fork basketball game wiir riot be held at Lehi because of the new outbreak of spinal meningitis which has resulted in one death at Lehi with four other persons suffering with the' disease The game will be held today at American Fork with Lehi residents barred from the game and the parents' jay which was scheduled for today has been indefinitely :: postponed Lehi-Americ- x an TOBACCO DEPARTMENT SPECIALS W Richards Club members present were Mr and Mrs T W Richards Mr-anMrs George Ewer Mr and Mrs John Ewer Mr and Mrs George Farnsworth Mrs Mae Jones Mr and Mrs William Cook Mr ana Guild (and the hosts present were Mr and Mm 'Jesse Hatten Mrs Ed Horrocks and Mrs Cora ' Mrs-Rober"G-uost- West f "- 2 g packages Carton 15c PRINCE $120 One Day of fsr - for 2g( for Q&A fc K PALMOLIVE SOAP s 10c wm KFRK'S cocoahardWATER 25c 50c O-Ced- ar k4 £IU W46rri 0g?fMy Polish Polish ISci 50c CEDAR OIL 8C DAM as Cake 'or Powder I Ol 75c OLD ENGLISH n nno way ik SEA WOOL ?i-2- 5 AUTO SPONGE EMULSION DYES' 2'fbr25tv 83 He' WALL PAPER CLEANER $100 Rinex- If' 09 ' Ily nn l2£Sj "t MILK OF 27c nm 60c DOAN'S PILLS t - 25c CHLOROFORM LINIMENT 2 ounces! " - 60c Pertussin ' I i 50ei i 1 30c STEDMAN'S fjn " - 196 TEETHING POWDERS s EXTRACT OF WITCH HAZEL doubla - vy l 37c j' ! rn S10D wampole's COD LIVER Ol & it jj CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS 60c I i rrrr 4' ' IA lj 43 ALCO MASSAGE RUBBING ALCOHOL pint $15 PARKE DAVIS 20c EPSOM BQo' COD LIVER OIL v $150 Pertussin SALTS pound v 1 STANDARDIZED fiOm M'Jks $123 72 :HMMM : yumm &pv 1 2o 35c VICK'S VAPO RUB in 75c VICK'S VAPO - RUB ' ACID BORIC 25c 8 cunces e - 30c' MAGNESIA 25c GLYCERINE AND ROSEWATER tfi1 sl 6 ounces 1 Gandy Spsoial Dice: i ' DAVIS $100 PARKE AMERICAN OIL RUBBER GLOVES - RQ' 50c SQUIBB'S S $100 TAN LAC Dm Cleaner - ESS-JAY'- $1b6rpjRITEE 5c BICARBONATE OF SODA pound 40-wa- EMULSION RUBBER GLOVES MUSTEROLE 15c GLOBES home sizosQA £M Of tt each 10 to 50c AMERICAN OIL - MUSTEROLE n MAZDA 90c AMERICAN OIL Quart 60c scott's 15c 2K23s - '49 NATIONAL -- 3U 23c Thoro Cleonng Fluid J£ Oc gQg 50c EUREKA £5c - PROTECTOR GARMENT BAG Cedarljted White Lined Sfde Opening Size 26x3x57 MOTHEX GARMENT' BAG Alp Tiflht Moth Proof Oust Proof and Damp Proof OfiA Size 27x4x57 OJ White Lined WHITE KING WASHING rTtl"l""""r 4 rftikud- - 1 7c POLISH size 4 for 25c £C f3 10c SHINOLA SHOE 'CASTILE PAPER CLEANER nr 30c CARBONA CLEANING LIQUID 6Cc CARBONA CLEANING LIQUID 15s DIAMOND '' 1 CHAMOIS SKIN Oil Tanned m - tiii YiU pjm 11 C9r vJJt Special Price SOAP PREPARED WAX lb ffl A3g $10 20c CLIMAX WALL i COMPOUND 1 A Y'S BLEND - MACHINE SOAP - vis-itin- gt Savings needs that can he depended upon for freshness ana quauiy-- — au at reduced prices money-bacGuarantee of Satisfaction with every purchase Every-da- y 60c TRIP TO OGDEN Mrs T W "Richards was to leave for Ogden today to meet her sister Mrs Jane York of Genola Utah who has been Tisiting a daughter in Idaho They were to spend the day in' Ogden Mr and Mrs C C Varriey were to leave today for Los Angele3 and other California" points to spend a number of weeks Their small daughter Mary Louise Varney" will remain here with her grandparents Mr and Mrs James Whittle Members ol the Altar society of the Catholic church were entertained at the parish house Thursday afternoon by Mrs Ervin Allard and Mrs Louise Allard At the close of the afternoon a luncheon was served Dr and 'Mrs J HHoliand and Los Angeles on Wednesday little daughter Alice returned from Garth Hammond left Wednesday far John Martin's ranch in Hilliard here he will be employed" ' VISITS COMPLETED Mrs Charles Stanley ' returned Wednesday from-- ' Green River where she spent several days with her husband' Mr Stahley has been staying in Green River thiswin-te- r in order to loo kafter his sheep ' interests ' Mrs' from returned Judd Harry Rock Springs Wednesday after her son and daughter there for about ten days The W B A lodge will hold its annual turkey "dinner Thursday February 28 Members have been their reservarequested tions before February 25 with Mrs Ethel Beard The dinner willbe served in'the'L O O Fhall Glen Terry of Rawlins traveling Wednesday in engineer ' spent Evanston4 to-mak- Worth-Whil- e i ar J $110 Jergen's Sample Soap 9 Cakes In Box NAPTHA SOAP O-Ced- Oft pound pound t s IKtt TtA COFFEE i 10c — --— MP E S S FOUNTAIN 2T(i ALBERT fc TOBACCO 10c GRANGER S TOBACCO O 15o VELVET TOBACCO - 60c Camel Old Gold Chesterfield and Lucky Strike Cigarette MrsT " - 5c DISEASE FORCES CHANGING OF PLANS p MISSES' AND MATRONS' STYLES IN A FULL RANGE OF SIZES Floor Millinery Dept-pMa- in I i- - Youthful! Chic! Incomparable Values! Flexible Straws combined with felt or fabric The colors include Byrd Blue Monet Blue Wild Aster Baspberry Matron Glace Pandora Green Fan dango Castillian Red and plenty of Black bottle costs cents store m y ! - Dashingly New! ! i '' ': J ': " :" - i — 'i u - |
