Show MAYOR GIVEN RIGHT TO SIGN Utah Construction Co Low In Competition For Contract - GROUND LEASE ' Fifteen Acres Will Be Used As Part of City Golf Course r : The Utah Construction company of Ogden was low bidder on a grading job before the state road commission Wednesday covering 442 miles from Death curve on the Ogden-Salt Lake highway north to street In Ogden The Twenty-fourt- h bid was $1046526 Work on the road bed will be commenced as soon as the Utah Construction company has been notified that it has been awarded the project L F Corey secretary of the construction company said today Sixty days will be required to the work SALT LAKE Oct 10— (AP)— Contract for ' construction of highway I between "Death Curve" and Twenty-fourt- h street in Ogden was awarded to the 'Utah Construction company today by the state road commission I M— f "Ml— Frank Francis was authorised by the city commission this an ' Mayor agreement morning to sign will lease from city Ogden whereby the El Monte Springs corporation 15 acres of lane ror the municipal golf course at the mouth of Ogden canyon The authorization was given subwritten apject to the receipt of aa bank which by proval of the lease on the property holds a mortgage period The lease is for a renewable every five years at a cost of $1 a year The land covered inNo'l' cludes that to be used as the " and No 9 fairways As soon as the lease is approved A V Smith of it is understood thatwill be awarded Monte El Springs the the contract for the grading of bid No T and No 9 fairways His f which was low was $1900 Mr Smith who was present at this morning’s meeting of the commission gave his verbal consent to the city for a right of way for! a pipe line to be used in watering the 23-ye- ar EXPERTS TO DECODE OUR OLDEST SECRET VA' Real Estate Transfers Warranty deeds filed for record in the office of County Recorder Josephine F Olson wife Annie to Dan Bozo and Boyd Lumber company' part block 47 plat C and part of the northeast 28 townhsip 6 quarter of section ‘ 1 west $10 north range wife Jane W J Blackburn and to William F Muller lots 33 and 39 block 14 Lakeview addition $10 i Albert W Phipps and wife Martha to Yellow Cab As Transfer part I ' 24 plat A S7Q00 gsrss®5 F Day wealthy aide tQ Prison bars did not prevent Henry’Dorothy Ridenour (above) 'winning pretty 25 popular in younger society circles in Washington They plan— lie ned to wed upon Day’a release from a Washington Jail where court of sentence for contempt has been serving a witnesses In Sinclair’s oil growing out of alleged tampering with second marriage his first wife having divorced trial It is Day’s him In Paris a year ago Han-ywSinSairriro- four-mon- th Frank W Piper to Ethel M Piper part lot 2 block 29to plat C M$2000 Ethel Piper Frank W Piper -$5250 plat A part lot 7 block 15 Frank W Piper to Ethel1 M Piper $1 lot 4 block 12 plat part " P E Davis to Addis A Davis part lot 6 block a plat B $1 GYRO DAMAGED DURING STORM SEWER BIDS SCANNED FLIGHT — Pilot Successful Wheelwright Company Low St In Thirty-Thir- d In Flight Across i Channel Project j :— PHILADELPHIA Oct 10— (AP) —The American built Spanish autoTRAINS ARRIVING gyro undergoing tests at the PitLATE IN OGDEN cairn field at Hallowell 18 miles durwas J ’ Trains Nos 28 and '2 Southern Pacific were behind schedule today due to some difficulty on the California division No 28 due at 6:30 o’clock this morning will arrive at 7:15 o’clock and No 2 due at 3:45 o’clock will arrive at 9:45 o’clock The D So R O W train No 1 due at 11:45 o’clock this morning was reported as six hours and 45 minutes lae and will arrive at 6:30 o’clock this evening No reason was ariven for its delay E -- t1 5 WALTZ NITE j English i ’ f damaged north of this city ing a trial today A report that the inventor of the machine Juan da la Cierva was injured was denied by G S Childs executive vice president of the Pitcairn Cierva Autogyro company LYMPNE England Oct 10— (UP) Rawson English pilot flew — Arthur a Cierva autogyro across the English channel In an hour today He left St Ingelvert France at 12:25 p m and landed here at 1:25 p m He had departed from Lo Bourget field near Paris at 8:25' a m for St Ingelvert — 4 — With a bid of $1206875 the Wheelwright Construction company of Ogden presented the low offer tothe day to the city commission for construction of the Thirty-thir- d ! street storm sewer- WashThe sewer will extend from ington to Wall avenue and will be constructed of pipe The for estimate the project engineer’s was $11857 The bidsvwere referred to City Engineer Harry C Errett for tabulation and report Other bids were: Mullins and Wheeler Salt Lake $1215225 Union Construction company $1249790 24-in- ch ! III BILLIE O GILBERT “’tarns Drama of Passion and Greed for Geld on Burning Desert Sands r" s SycKromed Billie O Gilbert filed suit Wednesday afternoon in Second district court for a divorce from Clyde Gilbert alleging desertion They were married in Clovis N M on April 14 1920 and have no children The wife seeks restoration of her maiden name Billie Orke and reasonable alimony By GEORGE KENt one Greek w'ord a hieroglyph a (United Press Staff Correspondent) Phoenician word and the task would PAjRIS— (UP)— A small gray brick simple with curious markings Is being stud- be"The belief that the brick is a ied by the leading archeologists Yoyal document is confirmed someof France The brick is from Ras what by the presence of a proper Sharpra a kingdom that existed name at the top of the inscrip3400 years ago and the markings The tion The name is Aka-Hinare a handwritten message of its title has disappeared' the tablet beking this point The docing broken at can Older than any existing speci- ument be so called is men! of handwriting out of Egypt made more 'Interesting by the fact Crete or China the brick is a puzIt is nob written in Babylonian zle to the men who read hierogly- that was thexdiplomatlc language which stones as detective phics as easily era of that Charles Viralleaudwho has underthat god of archeologists "Luck of the message taken deciphering mem often operates and newspaper asserts that it is the oldest secret the inscripfavorour Among in In existence and now on discovered in tions Syria The brick was brought to France the way to Paris there is a Babylonthe other day from Syria where text which may help us to find the Ras Shamra excavations are ian was” out how King Aka-Hinin progress Virolleaud has taken it into his study and figuratively locked himself In He said he hopec to have a solution or at least a Don’t operate You make a bad co theory by December dition worse Treat the cause in a sendisclose examinations at home Preliminary sible painless inexpensive810-8-way 1 Masonic that the alphabet of the country Home Drug Co Write had 26 signs and were related to Temple Minneapolis Minn for a recpracticing specialist’s prescripthe Babylonian in thatt they were ognized gall bladder troubles Each word contains tion on liver and cuneiform on treatment which has literature for words the or and four three signs for 28 been giving gratifying results are separated from each other by years guaranSold under Money-Bac- k a deeply etched vertical line The tee Cut this out NOW writing covers both sides of the brick Asked h(5w he would proceed to 1TCHZING ENDS WHEN solve the problem Viralleaud said: ‘T will start with some plausible ZEMO TOUCHES SKIN I will assume let us hypothesis the say that the brick contains a mes- —thousands say It’s wonderful Zemo brings sage either written by the King of way soothing cooling and burns Ras Shamra of written to him by relief to skin which itches cases severe most itching realm a Even in the monarch of neighboring as Zemo soon as almost reveal the brick the may disappears Deciphered and inflamed existence of a civilization the world touches the tender out local infecsurface To draw has never heard of before unsightto clear away and writtion of help this "Further specimens of nothing be' un- ly blemishes we know ing which will undoubtedlycontinue better than invisible Zemo onAlways earthed as the excavations hand keep this family antiseptic the for which will lighten the task 35c be can as safe It’s Use it freely moment is extremely difficult anc 60c and dealers All $100 a total mvsterv The presence of PMetrer i Sebastian rence iy jf Adolphe Mcnjou PSCIOL HEM WRNHt BROS SFE will m ihe in® Motif (Grass WITH LEE EDSSIEHJTJt-Ut- A JOHN MIIJAM JACK NORWWOTWOHX DAVTDSOW Directed ty BRYAN EOT A romance of night clubs I now thrill 1 ifit Also Comedy apd Acts I BtlUMSl RECORD Singicg! 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TcafeVMME j Fox Trot by COLONIAL CLUB ORCHESTRA No 4486 c J- Today & Friday PSODUCTIOW i !i " RSSIIWSIO TONIGHT ’ """ SUES FOR DIVORCE With the Jolly Crowd if "" Tomorrow and Saturday ‘ RICE LAKE Wis— (UP) —The tale of two hunters who went after ducks only to have their car nearly wrecked by a big moose was told here recently The hunters were Dr A S White Passey - Donaldson and Ray Fitch who displayed their Orchestra automobile as proof of damaged !5c their story The men were driving Admission highway they along an untraveled moose said when a giant jumped from the side of the road and ran head on Into their car The windshield of the car was broken one headlight was torn off a hole was gouged In the top and the radiator was punctured in the "Utah’s Largest and peculiar accident The moose rolled from the hood of the car and disMost Beautiful Ballroom' appeared in roadside undergrowth apparently not seriously hurt u r--' A-- SfiEJ C5 IL ‘ HUNTER AFTER DUCKS CHASED BY MOOSE r ’ Gall Stone Colic j : III - nl : $1250 I I ni I Realty Development corporation to James E Barnes lots 19 and 20 5 Argonne Park $450 Frank W Piper to Ethel M Piper part lots 3 4 and 5 block 12 plat a: y ' COLONIAL Now Playing First Showing In Ogden j ! golf course lot 3 block - Suit-t- o collect $25000 damages from the Columbia Gorge Bus company for injuries alleged to have when struck by a bus said Francis Frank today: been received Mayor was filed Wednesday aftlast July he is seriously considering entering ernoon in' Second district court by the race Tand may yet seek to have George W Brown Brown alleges he was struck by iis name placed on the ballot for a bus last July 22 ft the intersec22 October election he primary of Washington avenue - and tion Mayor Francis tsald however that Twenty-fift- h street and permanenttie has not yet 'reached a final de- ly injured u It Wallace Peterson 'who Brown al-t- j cision in the matter was driver of the bus is also Petitions signed by 100 electors leges as a defendant named that1 names of certain — requesting A new chain of shoe 'stores In candidates be placed on the ballot must be filed by Friday with the Germany is selling shoes at $175 - a ' pair city recorder City Recorder R toA Moyes said close his oftoday he expected otherwise unless o'clock 5 fice at ordered by the legal department of "ST the city Organ Solo by LEW WHITE FETY FIRS ) r Service— Savings Department Bargain 4 Interest 0 1 v Trust Department Trunk Storage ml BE prud'ent and NEWS “The Queen of the Bright Lights” None of us is immortal If you were to die tomorrow who would take care of ' your" estate! 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Black i5- - Q Crows in e “Why Brir That Up” f i COLENDER CO: Salt Lake City ” Branch S3 W So Temple St Sale Lake City Utah - Guadz — Qzazulzd Ad - 12 $ t' s Clair Anderson Coming j 1 EltUNSTYICSBALKE- - v Jomedy "What Do I Care” j ORCHESTRA NO 4470 : i j Additional Features Walter Houston In "The Bishop’s Candlesticks” r j : UBl I1 Fox Trot i t 5 mmmmmmmmm No MCIMG i i by DICE KOBEJtTSON A i P M Daily Children 10c to P M uation after another by MEYER DAVIS NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE Here’s a talking comedy bet-te- r than “Nothing But the Richard Dix TrutljM The sort One hilarious sit does best - 1 ‘The Barber’s taMimg Tim LoOe Doctor THEDAKCEOFUFEf Office” 100 i lij i 2fic if i PARAMOUNT OGDEN UTAH' Uatinco - Checking Accounts Foreign Exchange |