Show i SUNDAY UOMTING OCTOBER 0 1929 i OGDEN STAND Senators Quiz Farm Board Head UTAH LIBRARY GROUP ELECTS PROVO WOMAN BURIED ALIVE WAS PUBLICITY STUNT MISHAP Japanese Boy Wins Beef Prize r IN COMMISSION DOUBTS RAISED T Il CHANGE URGED CONFIRMATION I!" A&D-EXAXXINB- 1 '1 V j Senator Would Reorganize Opposition On Farm Board Tariff Groilp Within’ j Develops Among Grain j Days Thirty — And Cotton Men - - X 1 4 ey V Bou PARIS Oct 5— (AP)-Hen- ri conhave to logne was said tonight arrested who io the police fessed him that the burial alive of Clement j Passal alias Marquis de Champau bert was a publicity stunt that end ed fatally by accident ’ j AS PRESIDENT By D HAROLD OLIVER WASHINGTON Oct 5— (AP)— the Press Stiff ffWriter Associated among Opposition developing sen1 I wheat and cotton groups in the WASHINGTON Oct 5— (AP)— A on the raised1 doubt some ate today 1 move to require President Hoover Individuals Are Urged To confirmation of j the two members i commission tariff the on V tjj reorganize who represent those commodities Select Own Books the federal farm boardsenators said within 30 days after the pending? f For Reading law was initiated Some cotton State becomes bill tariff there was a probability they would Senator Carl Williams pf Oklahoma ip the senate today by oppose RECOMMENDED LIST Democrat of Georgia George eottoifs representative because f the An amendment introduced by his testimony regarding prices before would senator automatically committee V Georgia ' the senate agriculture Care In Choosing Volumes terms of those comSimilar expressions of disapproval terminate the whom successors had For Children Urged V were fmade by senators from thee missioners for month after a McKel-viR appointed Sam beep belt pot against grain By Professor of Nebraska who speaks for the bill was placed on the stateutc books wheat on the board Miss Anna Ollerton librarian of FELT IS CONCERN the Brigham Young university of over the Expressing some concern is standing behind the animal Provo was elected president of the the commission but would permit administrasituation the turn of to Saturday commissioners association six Utah Library the present’ tion leaders said that if a coalition Continue afternoon at the Hotel Bigelow The in office until successors senators state wheat cotton and of " session election marked the closing convenwere Mcappointed is formed neither Williams nor T commissionallow any would of the seventeenth annual ' This confirmed Kelvie could be Miss Ollertion of the association the president Wishedar to retain Thd opposition to Williams is be- er term out his entire ton succeeds Miss ' Ireta Peters liserve Smith Democrat to ing led by Senatorwho to wants prevent brarian of Brigham City George something a posienjoys South Carolina! are indications that the DemOther officers named are: First df leadership in the senate on There tion ocrats and Republican Independents vice president Miss Merle Massey matters pertaining to cotton Mrs vice second “Atf this time” Smith said today Will put up a strong front for the Vernal president secFork Emma Foster American “I do not see how I can play square rS’TdSSinistration Republicans' All Shooting Done By Peace Ruth Tyretary and treasurer Mrs with the cotton producer and vote Officeri Witness the probably will fight theon the limler Salt Lake and members-atto confirm Mr Williams On obSmith-fiel- d ground Jiowever clause H iting to no Kate Mrs want Cragun put other! hand I do large Dec arcs embarrassing to and Mrs Bertha Millgate stacles in the! path of President that It might prove obtain to in seeking Hoover if he really is intent on car the president Kaysville market Qualified experts for the jobs in so By MORRIS DE HAVEN TRACT out 5 — (UP)-tthis YORK! rying! Oct The retiring officers in addition! jjEW nt a time Press St4ff Correspondent) Miss Peters are: First vice pres- - Broadway paid its filial tribute bane was selected as the 1939 cop-ide- ing program I shall determine my little t amendment put forward- (United Another I or two” a Oct1 5— (UP)— 'ice second in of N Miss Ollerton day of Legion the MARION position would ventlon Loyal procity Jeanne Eagels today Senator oday George Bean PRICE Miss AVERAGE Evelyn Ogen KNOWS who died Loggers and Lumbermen for Was' president jvfde for the" Tppointme nt by the j The story of the jriot at the Marion Mrs Ruth I pjic famous acircss to textile mill— an outburst Wednes- Reason secretary and treasurermembers-athis chloral oppofor of He said' the president of a consumers’ counsel Friday morning salt tak and sition was Williams’ testimony that Sfwthu? SriffStS day which cost five ‘lives and result cotton farmers should be getting one for frayed I one-da- y taken aswaf‘'nc attribute 20— was told tody convention which jendd cent to a cent! and a quarter more J ed In Injury to "by a These two amendments are among 01 or be now are - toe as - -ifnust hi court that officials! Investigated the thdn dozen others Problems a they her facing half here today watched per pound the I hundreds who hadstart reach- - affairS- senate 1814 cents the before ' of around “Bain” of disposed the and SS!eBe lumber industry Logan J rise to fame since ‘‘Think of that” the South Caro-linia- if ps the controversial rate schedules Utah AfSltatal gtewart i tall union worker years ago organization were discussed employe Mr Williams j “when told the ’librarians in the closing several funeral asserted I for a! decidedly slow members of the district knows that the average price since session that reading of both adults j The was heldservices Wheeler who pwas the fist witness and Senator front Campbell I Employer made by low been cents drawl that 22141 and Iwas and children today is becoming actress 1919 the following from Montana He said flatly gaid when he reached the mill Sher-h- e salon where the services for Ru - elected included Coeur prices have prevailed in spite of Democrat Hofslund ‘regimented” and stercotypedeyen Sig McKelvie should not be i 0scar Adkins six deputies and beUeved otherdig- ?Alen'e R as activities of adults and children holphaValentinoand were E the fact that 'American production Potlatch Irwin indicated he would mill foreman were hea c Geddes- - winchester and G nitaries of th sta was lless than world demand for on the bod and on the senate floor AbamHunt in other fields a cotton lead campaign can gate talking American cotton What Referring to the activities of have! him rejected clubs literary growers expect of a man who makes to “Mr before McKelvietestimony hayJ he said that Dave Leastburn Coeur d’Alene A such I a statement?” guilds and their like committee” Wheeler said dis- - I F r workers western the of number the was Peterson aj Frank Although ignoring the reading public all doubt that he has T tber Brvson (one of those is an Coeur senators have indicated dissatisfac-- i closed beyondthe economic problems Wolford fact that reading after all McKelvie for WlnehartJ Sand- individual matter and that books inhas coXonSoa the wheat producersand one individual pleasure struction should not be hand picked by another He urged the librarians to be discreet in choosing books for chil-to dren and admonished them becoming keep the children from books He acquainted with worthless with contact good out that pointed books and Pure English was 'the surest way of developing a good T A A'- I- - - CLEAti KIDNEYS ! ! I I S X £3 I LABOR RIOT 12-ye- IS DESCRIBED ! 3Q-d- I ay o -- -- --- - -- 1 b w-it- I J J r book-of-the-mo- nth I t g“ I' ' S r::rnUooSm ‘ - Take Salts to Flusli Kidneys 1 -- if Bladder Bothers or Back Hurts 4 4 killed) said: ‘Why don’t the mill live food may Eating too much rich some form In trouble up to its contract?’ kidney producewell-knobecause a authority didn’t “Adkins say anything says the kidnejs r “Adams Hunt sooke up and says! the acids created excite overworked get become Then to want work they ‘All you people who cause- ail sorts come ton down nere we’ll see they sluggish clog up and backache of distress particularly t don’t bother you’ the in region kidney and misery “Martin Swan says ‘I want to rheumatic twinges severe headaches j work’- but nobody else did torpid add stomach constipation far: more bladder and Said nothing “Nobody liter sleeplessness a few 'minutes and uien Adkins Al- urinary Irritation or llie Steppe and Broad Robbins who The moment your back hurts or if are deputies began throwing gas aren't right acting kidneys throw' ‘Don’t drinking Jonas says' bladder bothers you begin “George the sheriff lots of 'good water and also get about that In my eyes’ and Jonas raised four ounces of Jad Salts from any stepped toward him his stick like he was going to knock good pharmacy take a tablespoon t the gas out of his face ful in & glass of water before break-fasv kid and your few a Adkins collared him and when for days 1 This fa coat Adkins he did' that' I grabbed may then act fine on-- cf neys mous salts is made - from the acid ol collar and OHie Steppe stuck an them gas guns in my eyes grapes and lemon- juice comblnet blinded me with Iithia and has' been used for arid ther shot a heard “Then I years to flush clogged kidneys was a lot of shooting Iisaw Adi stimulate them to activity also to kins Fender Robbins Biggerstaftj neutralize the acids in the systeip Charles7 Tate and a fellow the Old so that they no longer irritate Uiuj people often relieving bladder disorders j ? Fort deputy shooting fThe ' in the road all run” Jad Salts cannot Injure anyond He said he did not see a strike! makes a delightful effervescent around or fire a 'shot and that al lithia-wat- er which millions of drink the shooting was done by officers! women take now and then ' Stewar men and On the kidneys and urinary to keep help n said he was at the” mill td “see often avoiding clean “ organs that f serious kidney thus one went to work because disorders ” the wav to do in a strike j j -- -- -- f I J j I cross-examinati- on I jmd-jur- tL J -- it-to- t Sessl - N TVito1 1 WHEN WE SAY-- i Non-fiction- v 'The Greatest Car Values m Ogden” wo mean giist that Thc rars we are offering in Qur Third Annua) Harvest Sale cannot bo duplicated in Ogden at thq pnceswc arc and asking !You are thof judge if you can equal the value pT any of our cars that you maybe interested m wcwiU sell l you at your own price AJLILSTrEESm 0SEFC2QBED2AraDD2 was followed by committee reports and other routine business after which came the Election and Introduction of new officers Miss Joanna Sprague who is known as the dean of library' wo men of Utah was presented with rosesThe of presentation a basket was made by Miss Evelyn Bean in behalf of the Utah Library association Miss Sprague is a past president of the Pacific Northwest Lihas represented brary association occasions at the Utah On many American Library association convention She was a charter member of the Utah Library association and served organized June 8 1912 1918-19 ns its president during of librarian Miss Joanna Sprague free library Lake public Salt the recspeaking before the convention ommended the following list - - of books The compilation she- said does not purpore to be the besi books of the season but are good and inexpensive books: Book of Courage collective Hagedom biography Wings of the Morning (a life of Caruso Caruso and Goddard Art of Thinking Dtmnet New Leaven made a small fortune -- ' WHEN WE SAY GENERAL’ and critical taste A report of the Pacific Northwest Library association convention was given by Mrs Ruth V Tyler and This Miss Gertrude Chamberlain l BY DRINKING LOTS OF VJATED t I s Carefully Itccondi- “Our IJpcd Cars ire will show tioned ’f that’s what wcmeau AVo A list oL unprove-mentst- o any prospective purchaser car interested in since it came into farther than that— We will-gwe will show you! what thc car actually cost us together with improvements made Then values cannot hc why-ouvoU' " - t o our-stoc- — 1 k will-rcaliz- r e equalled’ £ j y“How can this he is questioil vital The complished in the Imost 'practical wayZ” ' ( “Satisfaction Guaranteed’ we mean that Drivcldho of ou reconditioned used cars three days aud if you arej po completely satisfied bring ' it back and your money t will he bheerfully refunded j L 1 WHENWESAY- - The name of the month is of no consequence in considering the importance o! safeguarding t ie health of ' your family ! ‘ ‘ ac- t i i L The answer is “General Electric refrigera- tion all through the year V i 1 ±J: Cash Fl in on: our Third jAnbual HanTest Sale with one of !our supervaliie used cars This Harvest Sale is your golden opportunity TT All VEST TIME is Money Time ! me (etaJoit ‘THE 1 MAN Mho neciK help— who doesn’t -- is the man without know where to training But the proper kind of training paves the way to higher things— in reading the 'life history of bank presidents railroad 'presidents and of our most successful men how many times do you read — turn-defin- “HE STARTED ite AS A STENOGRAPHER”? f President Woodrow Wilson knew shorthand! 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