Show TUESDAY EVENIN' G APRIL 23 1929 THE OGDEN STAND Salesman Sam SMIRCH PLANS No Back Talk! IT DEDICATION OF AMD CrRtM - E By Small UTAH READY TO -- xOTTPs AED-EJTNE- - GREET OWE FOLKS UOHeeRSR&HTCRVJiLCM07 WCOSH Mow TW MULKeLS ROLL U4 - NEW BUILDING fnillTT Denver Bishop Will Have Charge of Special DINNER I 1 s - $30-00- 0 and have charge of the dedication Bishop Mead will also preach at the morning and evening services in the church Governor George Dern has been invited to attend Other speakers will be Mayor Frank Francis and President E II Alton of the Ogden chamber of commerce A welcome from oth er churches of the city will be ex pressed by Robert ' M Kennan minister of the First Congregational church Dr W C Hancher superintendent of the district will also attend events include a church family dinner in the basement of the new building today at 6l30 p m A special program has been provided Another prededicatory program will be given on Thursday at 6:30 p m in the new building when afternoon-Approximatel- - STATE LEGALIZES URGES KINDNESS TOWARD BEASTS POST — for this dinner indicate that' it will be one of the most interesting joint meetings ever held by the Salt Lake and Ogden clubs —A4 A TO JAIL FAST : : Society Heaji Asks For Restriction In Sale NEW YORK April 23— Whether the Poughkeepsie regatta will have a record number of nine starters this year hinges to a great extent on whether Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s varsity oarsmen can defeat Princeton on the Charles river on Saturday An invitation to compete against Cornell Syracuse Pennsylvania Columbia California Navy Washington ana Wisconsin at Poughkeepsie is under consideration at M I T but no definite decision Is expected until it can be determined whAt chance the Engineers have against such competition NOVELIST SUICIDES IN DANUBE RIVER BUDAPEST April 23— (AP)— Faced with poverty Ladislaus n Cholnoky novelist jumped into the Danube river and drowned A patrol boat of the famous city “suicide fleet” recovered the body An envelope found in a pocket held a messago directing that his last earthly possession 14 cents should be given to the home for indigent writers which recently had refused to help him- - Of Firearms - o develop humane education anc better understanding of the rights of children and also of animals was reljated to Ogden Exchange club members this noon by Mrs John W Hyslop president of the Ogden Humane society at the weekly UEcheon ip- - the Hotel Bigelow Particularly did Mrs Hyslop stress the efforts toward aiding 'the dumb animals mentioning the horses! dogs cows cats and feathers crea4 tures street Monday night she reported to the police 920 Twenty-thir- d ’ Station today v 1 There were many other in the garden but the thievesplants only the shrubs that had been recently planted Each was a named the tags were still variety and' ' attached ' y 'Prints of -- OAKLAND (AP)— -- While Calif her April 23 96year-o!- d mother watched proceedings Mrs Elizabeth' Smith aged 64 was sentenced to San Quentin prison from one to 23 years by Superior Judge Fred Y Wood today for the alleged theft of a dozen chickens from a neighbor —— f-- f 4 P)— to your friends - : neighborhood difficulties children eing abused because of conflict between families Mrs Hyslop also appealed for restriction in the sale of airguns and ' firearms with closer enforcement of the firearms aws so as to avert shooting of birds and animals The speaker was introduced by Ora ?Bundyl chairman of the program committee for the luncheon Secretary! Trace Turner announced that about Horty Ogden Exchange club members and ladies would attend the state dinner at the Hotel Utah next Friday eveThe Rev John W is ning' to speak at that event Hyslop President W: A'Huekins said arrangements the mike of avWEAF for f —J a series o£ commercialhookup programs itr la announced- - He will' receive’ Calico is from r more than 50:00t): cut 'Hi TnHIa corrupted! - ’ - j -- - I - Cali- - - ' Loans Amount $1150 3450 5700 7950 30360 50160 70000 Ten iPayment Plan PEOPLE’S FINANCE & THRIFT CO No Collateral Required Directors ’ W H Jackson George H Lowe S Fred Norton Frank M Driggs Dr E P Mills Dr WLS Paine Dr D N White 2344 Wash Ave ' Phone 3778 T coffee-sho- uld be everyone’s privilege iWbex friends complain that they don’t get good coffee suggest this famous Folgcr Coffee test A j When you drfve through the Ogden farming district this spring notice the splendid dairy herds that arei providing milk for your homes Look at the Jerseys the Guernseys the s They include some of the finest animals in the entire United States They provide milk that is rich in butterfats high iri proteins wonderful in food values This is the kind of milk that is delivered by Ogden dairies to your door brought to you after being pasteurized in Ogden plants' bottled in sterilized containers that assure absolute Monthly J ' “try it ” challenge to - ' - i i wear With the coming of the Spring sunshine the grateful shade of the turned- - down brim Iwill be particularly timely' The colors' too are attractively Spring- ike with a choice of three new tones i Hoi-stein- Ogden’s dairy Industry has tremendous effect en prosperity of Ogden Its payrolls to farmer and employes excels that of any other agricultural or manufacturing Industry in Weber county— reaching the vast total of $1779000 each twelve months In less than two years — twenty one months— enough money is paid by dairy companies In Ogden for the building of the Echo dam Including relocating the Union Pacific railroad around the reservoir and the building of the road Such a payroll builds -- ' purity le How Far Your ‘Motor Gar Dollar ViH Go In 1929 T0UEI1T0 Good tires Euns ' exceptionally good 1922— FORD TOURING Has never had but one owner 1923— FORD COACH Will stand a lot jof 1923-—FO&- D Ogden Ogden’s Wonderful Dairies r 3 - hard service' V I Ogden dairies are open to your inspection Here you will find every- is made of all equipthing kept spotlessly clean Constant ment in the plants to assure that every inspection safeguard has been taken for protection of your milk supply 1921— DODGE TOURING r Bay a can ofFoIger’s Coffee to day Drink Folgcr ’s tomorrow Building Your Children’s Health ' drink the coffee you have been using third morning drink Folger’s again You will decidedly favor one brand or the other The Best Coffee wins That’s fair ian’t it? This pure wholesome milk from Ogden dairies contain the for growth of your children It provides the properproper upbuilding ingredients for grownups But your children-- and grownups too — ronly get that full food value when they are given all the milk in- -' eluding the cream Order a'bottle of milk each day for your child and then get a bottle of cream for your coffee es-senti- A real car at the price we ask 1924 — FORD MiJ tires (II) als 1924-rFOR- D 1924-i-OLD- S COACH Good paint Good ’mechanically COUPE j In fine condition TOURHiG An exceptional s car at the price — 1923 —DODGE' SEDAN ’ I has Good tires 1916— DODGE TOURING 1 rs plenty of snap coffee-love- rs morning the next morning ’ - -- $10120 ill'4 e The DjHoltby is the type of hat every7 man should have in his collection of head- - Echo-Coalvil- Suggest this : in the moist garden loam are the only clues it Was stated shqes -v er Within 20 minutes after a call came at 9:55 a m today that a man had stolen some bologna from the Bamberger freight depot Leroy Taylor 22 negro transient had pleaded guilty in city court and had been put in’jail to serve 20 days in ’lieu of $40 fine Detectives A J Gale and George Theobald arrested Taylor iri the “jungles” the railroad along tracks where the negro had a! huge chunk of the meat cut ready to distribute to oth r transients City court was in session He was brought to the city Jail II A Soderberg assistant city attorney filed the complaint Taylor pleaded guilty and Judge Simon Barlow pronounced sentence at 10 15 a m Taylor said he was jhungry- Mrs Hyslop said that some cases SOUSA' TO BROADCAST of cruelty tp children were reported at tiines in Ogden the society NEW YORK April following these up to alleviate con Sousa at last has succumbed to the ditions In many instances she lure of the radio Beginning Ma'y said the pruelty r resulted from fv he id to Tead his! band before well-know- WOMAN 64 ORDERED TO JAIL FOR THEFT Sentenced j and Locked Up Within 20 Minutes ' Capture Seven rose bushes last How humane societies through- week were torn from planted the garden out the United States are working at the home of Miss Eva C Erb Phillips Milk of MagYou’ll be through with crude methods once yoq learn the perfect way Nothing ’else has the same quick gentle effect Doctors prescribe it for sour stomach tndl- gestlon heartburn nausea headache It has been standard ' with them for over 50 years ‘Insist on genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia A less perfect product doesn’t act the same y “Milk of Magnesia” has been the U S Registered Trade Mark of the Chas H Phillips Chemical Company and Its predecessor Chas H- - Phillips r since 187 5J milky-whit- e -- ’ 23-r(A- ENGINEERS MAY ENTER REGATTA NEGRO’S TRIP M nesia ge “ I ( LANSING Mich April 23 — (AP)— -- With a bill to reinstate capital punishment on the statute books of Michigan after an absence of nearly 100 years still pending before It the state house of representatives Monday passed a bill le galizing the whipping post as a punishment for major crimes Tbe senate last week approved the death penalty for first degree murderers and thus the house will consider today the senate’s capital punishment measure while the -senate examines the whipping post ibill originated in the house The house measure that the strap “be well laidprovides on the bare back” of “hardened” criminals at periods during their imprisonment to be determined by the trial judge iiud-- y over-Indul- 'Good-fello- ’ ver d Pre-dedicato- ry the monthly dinner of the club will be held The Rev Ray S Dum of the First Methodist church of Salt Lake will be the special speaker -- I LAMBS SHIPPED BY TRAINLOAD t I-- - Henry L Doherty until recently the wealthiest bachelor believes that his sort of courtship tends to make more lasting happiness than love making over flowered balconies “Our courtship was anything but romantic My wife saw me at mv worst" t First Methodist church at Twenty-sixt- h street and Jefferson avenue will be held Sunday at 3:30 p m in the new building says the Kev Lester P Fagen -Bishop Charles L Mead of Denver will be the special preacher : LASTING HAPPINESS ATLANTIC CITY' N J April 23—-(- AP)-— - - Dedicatory services for' the --— — — - - Ceremonies WHIPPING iA 90-da- Governor Dern Is Invitee To Be Present At — w I PLANNED S April 23— David Bountiful pioof died here Monday Services will be held in Bountiful First ward chapel at 2 p m Thurs-da- y Surviving are two widows and nine children Besides being second Bountiful mayor Mr Wiley served as sheriff of waV county and for over 40 member of the Davis yers "tae L’ i- - S high council He served several terms as member of the Bountiful city council 79 -- hft'-Spi'nT- Services SYDNER N S W April 23— (UP) — Aviators attempting to land beside Keith Anderson’s ’stranded airplane Kookaburra expected to each the plane before nightfall today And clear up the mystery of the two men lost with It Pilot Brain who sighted the Kookabura Sunday said he believed the body lying beneath the was that of Anderplane’s son andwing that Robert Hitchcock mechanic who left Alice Springs on April 10 with Anderson had gone In search of aid — — BOUNTIFUL 0 Willey aged neer IS 52 Three members of one family Mrs Esther Besares 45 A1 Bruer Legion Officials A d o p ton 25 her and Thelma Plana For Commander’s E Bruertoni24 his wife were in the Weber county jail today each ' Tour on a different charge Mrs Besares is awaiting trial In Finale plans for the reception of ? Paul Vj McNutt national commander of the American Legion who will be here May 1 were connection with the stabbing ln to made this’morning at a conference death oR Jack Farish 32 attended by W P Morton of Salt Bruerton is sena y Lake chairman of the Utah de- tence imposedserving about a month ago STOLEN CAR FOUND partment committee on the com in United States district court on mander’i Lawrence a charges of reception in his Clayton I member of the commit- possession"' having liquor r tee and R L Olson national ex Hlswife Thelma was sentenced twin FALLS Ida April 23 — ecutlve pomtnitteeman reported Monday by Judge Simon'Barlow in AP)— An automobile COMING FROM IDAHO city court to pay a $50 fin© or serve 6toIen trom here lastwasJanuary 4 recovered Commknder McNutt will arrive the alternative number of day in eloping coupleIt had in Ogdeh early in the l1nlS city on a of 1 jail of charge f0!drntarfl of contempt morning miles it I since a a May ' 1 jfrom Idaho and 6 will be tornLU? at' disappeared on insurance Theft taken tbi Salt Lake for a breakfast ec n tc answer the car was paid some- - time ago to at the Newhouse hotel Legion- certain questions at the prelim- Joe Valcekof Twin Falls naires ajnd members of the aux- inary hearing of her mother on the iliary ate invited to attend this murder Charge breakfast which will be of an1 informal nature At 10:15 a m the East high school R O T C ca dets at Salt Lake will pass in review fot the legion commander after wich Commander McNutt will give) talk to them At noon Commander McNutt will make an addrtess at the membership lurtcheori of the Salt Lake The largest shipment of Califorchamber of commerce W Hal Farr nia spring lambs to reach Ogden formerly of Ogden will introduce this season-arrivetoday when 83 Commander McNutt cars were housed at the Ogden For Trouble immediately after the lupcheon union stockyards The lambs were due to Acid IMKOtSWOM Commankjer McNutt will be taken shipped In two sections 42 'cars ACIO STOKACX to Ogdep- - He will rest and go arriving this morning and the rest HfAKTBUW for a ride into Ogden canyon The eoming in this hiadaou flASXS kausca biggest jevent of his appearance 330 cars of spring in Utah will be at the chateau the lambs have the lopassed night of May 1 He wrill speak cal' yards this yearthrough The to legionnaires and members of the were shipped from Sacramentolimbs and 1" nearby auxiliary points Every man woman and child At the meeting of Herman Bawill occasionally But ker past !No 9' Monday night- - S S don’t suffer for all youf indiscreEccles epairman of the committee IDAHO OFFICIAL tions It’s folly to do so You can In charge pf local arrangements easily sweeten and settle a sour said that plans for Commander COMING TO UTAH soj stomach with a little Phillips upset McNutt's entertainment lyere are e Milk of Magnesia J D Wood commissioner of Hearty’ eaters have : long since virtually complete Plans are being made at the chateaufor the' public works for Idaho will con leirned the quick comfort this perbiggest meeting of the year Gov fer with B J Finch ' district en fect anti-aci- d Smokers brings ornor George H Dern has been in- gineer ofi the United States bureau know how it neutralizes nicotine vited to attend and make a short of public roads Wednesday on the brings back a sweet taste guards address Preceding the spending of nearly $1000000 of the breath Women know wflat' it there' WiH be Initiation of meeting does for nausea— or sick headache a large federal Iroad money In Idaho class of Candidates to be known After the conference hre will go Arid when children have over-eate- n --Are bilious as the national commander’s class to Salt Lake to tilk tdlH H Blood constipated or otherchairman of the UtaK state road wise upset— give them a little of TLL STAGE PLAY ' “East js West” the play ' by (commission and l president of the thA same pleasant-tastin- g Yan'd Shipman jiwlll be presented at the Western States Highways associachateau May 9 and 10 it was an- tion Wood is secretary-treasurnounced at the meeting Monday of the association Mnight Rehearsals have been held for a number ot weeks under the direction of Alice Pardoe West MAYOR WILL SERVE The cast includes Mrs- West’ Mrs AT 50c PER ANNUM S W Badcon Ruth Chipman R M Sutton Arthur Woolley V- J HOOPESTON 111 April 23 Harrop Seymour V Prows Arthur Grantham M C-- Tanner Thomas (AP)-- Dr Fred E Earle today F Welsh Wayne A Gudmundsen went on the city's payroll as myop J C Littlefield Alexander Carl at 50 cents per annum He is the son Claj-fncH Unb and the fol- seventeenth "mayor to serve at that since the city was incorpolowing girls: Marjorie AndersOn salary Yvonne Pierce Beth Peck Elenor rated Aldermen receive 25 cents Stevens j Ruth- - Greaves Maxine a year Fox Bernice Larson and Dorothy Knoldenj A K Cross has been the committee on parade day named business manager of the boys’ w eek of which he is chair man is iprepared to function production Memoral day plans are now unThe post drum and trumpet corps announced that a dance will be derway (under direction of the andGrand given Afay 3 at the Berthana The the Republic it was an- committee inr charge consists of Army of fat nounced the meeting by Lyles Parley E- Jensen chairman- Mel- W Larkin’ chairman of the com bourne Douglas Raymond D Har- mittee Mr Irkin also stated that rfeer and D E Rhivers son-in-la- HERE SUNDAY EXPECT TO REACH" DEATH SUMMONS BOUNTIFUL PIONEER AIRMAN’S BODY SOON FAMILY TRIO BEHIND BARS 301113 very Good tires and 8rood 1925—STAR SEDAN Good paint and tires An excellent little car Milk' COFFEE (VacaaifMke4) Of OCf © Robert H Hinckley Inc Washington 2S10 1 DODGE BROS Ave II0T0R CARS AND TRUCKS PLYMOUTH MOTOR CARS |