Show I THE OGDEN ST A IlDAED - EXAMINER CRUELTY GIVEN UNSUCCESSFUL IN LIQUOR MOVE J Smuggling Across Border From Canada Shows Decrease J DIVORCE CAUSE --feTSB w ' T Mrs Dodge Manning’s Vi I- - I1 1 i the treasury "Quite a reduction” in the amount of liquor cleared from Canadian ports for the United States in the vicinity of Detroit was reported by Lowman' who ’has charge of the treasury department’s prohibition !' HE FLICKER ’ A WOOD PECK EC RAMILY IS ' KNOWNT BV 3 G ' NAMES OVER Wide - TH& pange of 'reRRrropv in which mft me mciMce 9 ©POPlCALlPEE ants ose cann the (vigorous paign was undertaken there several months ago They are maintaining a 24hour watch along the boundary! and he expects their efforts to bring further decreases in the Canadian " -- teaa- WGRK IN POLLING LEAVES TOGETHER CORING THEIR NEST-BUJLPI- Vj TO REWARD LCtVAL I NG OPERATIONS’ STRETCHING FROM ONE clearance figures COLORADO CONVICTS -- 12 — (AT) —Gover- - f I ' SALT LAKE Oct 12— William The governor said he probably would act on recommendations to Stone Jr of Cache county was rebe submitted by Warden Francis E leased from the state prison Friday Crawford of the penitentiary in the selection of prisoners who will bene- on reprieve of Governor George JL Dern to enable Stone to accept emfit by his acts of clemency Governor Adams Friday scouted ployment and support his wife and the theory that his failure to grant eight minor children pardons or paroles had been a conStone was convicted In the First 4 tributory cause of the mutiny 'district court on a charge of ob"Colorado’s parole law Is one of the most liberal’ in the country and structing a railroad by removing is devised to encourage prisoners to some of the spikes from a railroad do right giving them liberal time off track and train in order for good behavior" he said "It Ju$t to collect aflagging areward and se- possible cases the have that that happens come before me have not justified cure employment with the railroad 44 in my opinion” clemency — r j m ! -- rnmmm ’ er his - - j j! f live-wir- p f 1 - i i 4 ‘if CAR THEFT ACTION s j 12-fA- P) j : HELD FOR TRIAL SALT LAKIf Oct 12— R E Johnstone of Los Angeles charge with attempted extortion waived preliminary hearing before City Judge H Nephl Jensen Friday and was bound BOISE MAN MADE over for trial in the Third district CRAZY TO WRITE INSURANCE CHIEF court Johnstone Is alleged to have writLAKE PLACID N Y Oct — One has to be a little Crazy LEWISTON Idaho Oct 12— (AP) ten a threatening letter to C IB to write books In the view of Carl — Baradley Sheppard of Boise was Hawley general manager of the InVan Doren author and critic as ex- elected president of the Idaho Asso- termountain Electric company H pressed to the New York Library as- ciation of Insurance Agents here sociation The normal person leads last night - E L Farmin of Sand-poi- nt Because of the great increase of a normal life and is happy in it was elected vice president The attendance at the Royal Horse show the writer creates something secretary-treasurto' will be named by in j Dublin Ireland this year the wishthe ©resident grounds are to materially enlarged sat-1-fv’- rested Friday following their confession accoi'Jing to police that Albert they killed three year-old Mikenas of Ansonia Police had searched for more than two months for the slayer or slayers of the boy who disappeared on July 29 while his mother sisters and brothers were at Walnut Beach' His body mutilated and almost naked was found hidden in shrubbery on August 11 The police said that the boys In SALT LAKE Oct 12— Celery week will be observed in Salt Lake November 18 to 24 it was decided Friday at a meeting of the chamber of commerce celery week committee headed by Aldon J Anderson chair- custody-her- e also admitted setting man fire to the Sealion hotel Myrtle At this time through a system of Beach recently adverM placarding and nation-wid- e tising every effort will be made to impress on the world the superiority YOUTHS HELD FOR of r Utah celery Mr Anderson said — - ’ ! j COMMITTEE SETS UTAH CELERY WEEK RECEIVES FREEDOM FATHER OF EIGHT ' tences : -- es cell-hous- — —H —Two boys ' 9 for securing a tliqusahd- u f watt radio station and sincere congratulations to Bjlr e Earl Glade" the who puti it over MILFORD Conn Oct 12— CAP) one seven the other eight years old both inmates of the New Haven county home were ar- COMBINE THEIR STRENGTH ALL POLLING AT V THE SAME TIME' il ‘ - KILLING TINY TOT LEAF" It? ANOTHER lx t TWO BOYS ADMIT f' “THEY EL aELCIl i TUVES' -- Oct 3 t enforcement efforts Only 48625 cases were cleared last month he said irt comparison with 54520 in August and 154430 in September 1823 Much of this he added never reached the United States being seized en route or smuggled back into Canada after being cleared as a means of evading the dominion’s liquor tax Expressing gratification over 'the showing he ascribed it to the adai- tioa of enforcement agents and coast guard personnel to the prohibition I forces in the Detroit area and in creased vigilance on their part since DENVER ! DETROIT Oct 12— CAP)— Mrs Lois Dodge Manning former wile of Horace E Dodge Jr Friday was granted a divorce from Benjamin Franklin Manning her second husband and formerly a United States! army lieutenant stationed in Hawaii! Katherine Berg Mrs Manning’s personal maid was the only witness in the hearing Friday before Judge Theodore J Richter Conclusion of the case had' been delayed until the recovery of the maid from an ill- -! ness which prevented her appearance in court several weeks ago' when Mrs Manning testified j The maid said that she had never! seen Manning strike Mrs Manning but that Mrs Manning In the pres-- ! ence of her husband had described his assaults and that he had ex-- 1 pressed regret Frequently the maid declared Airs Manning’s face was marked by bruises Mias Berg testified that on the! honeymoon trip Manning was locked up aboard a ship between San' Francisco and Hawaii because of i his cruelty to his wife Mrs Manning and Manning were married in September 1927 and lived together for only six weeks She was divorced from her first husband Horace E Dooge Jr June 11 1927 t nor Adams Friday announced ‘that convicts and trusties at the state penitentiary at Canon City ’Who fought the flames in burning during the prison mutiny which cost 13 lives last week will be rewarded with reduction of sen- J ' WASHINGTON Oct 12 — CAP)— Evidence that the government is succeeding in its intensive campaign to stop liquor smuggling’ across the Canadian border was seen by officials tod ay in figures made public by Assistant Secretary Lowman of ng Sec- ond Venture Lasts Weeks Only Two - - anti-smuggli- SATURDAY EVEirmo OCTOBER 12 1S29 SALT LAKE Oct 12— Edward Swanson 17 and Harold Thorasen 18 Who gave their residence as Chicago were bound over to the federal grand jury on Dyer act charges Friday following their preliminary hearings before United States Commissioner W H Wilkins They were held in the county jail under bonds of $5000 each The boys were caught at Evan- ston Wyo in a stolen automobile’ driving toward their home town to see the last of the “world’s series” said department of Justice officials The car is alleged to have been taken from William Bonner at Henefer v r EFFICIENT PUBLIC SERVICE V t f- 1 i i X P ' "sV a© ft In Conjunction With The Standard-Examine- iaea i - and Station KLO r 1 j You Ft if b i t ’ j i n ( I ' J ! 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