Show H : THE OGDEN STA To Hear Eulo Slobby probers FIND EYfiflSON WOMEN WEAKER SERVING Caesarian Operations Are Growing In Use He Observes 1’JAS 1 r THREE BOSSES Oct 18— (AP— Modern life is creating racs of women most of whose children will have to Dr be born as was Caesar said James Hr Bloomfield noted obstetrician who conducted a Caesarian clinic today for a group of doctors attending the annualo fcongress 01 American College Surgeons the - “Women of today” Dr Bloomfield resistance said “do -not have the ' — idmothers Expert Confesses He Was Hired To Protect Industries j f s J HEAR I N GApJOURNS His Notation Is Read Into Record of Senate Committee: - X WASHINGTON 4 notation from the minutes of the Connecticut Manufacturers’ association approving the assignment of a “representative’ 'to Senator Bing-to ham Republican Connecticutindusheln “protect” Connecticut today-wa- s tries in the tariff bill read into the record of the senate lobby committee Senator Walsh Democrat Montana after reading the notation n asked the witness Charles L Eyan-sowho the “representative” was “I presume myself' ’he replied WAS “LOANED” TO HIM testified Eyanson Bingham has was “loaned ’to’ him by the association to assist him at the time the tariff measure was before the senate finance committee and that this possibly had been a mistake of Walsh read from the minutes the association where approval was given to sending a “representative” to Bingham “Who was the representative?” asked the senator “I presume myself’ ’Eyanson re— plied “Who was he to represent?” “He was to be a representative of the association until such time as he reported to Senator Bingham ’That Qualification is not in the record' ’observed Walsh I “No that’s my qualification wanted to express the view of the ' association" “Oh yes” Replying to Senator Robinson Republican Indiana the witness said- he never discussed the question of salary with Bingham- - WisSenator Blaine Republican consin read from the record showappointed by ing that Eyanson was Senator Bingham as clerk of the committee on territories and Insular A 4 ’ - gossessions to soften them living has tended and more and more mothers are be asking that their children by brought forth into the worldthan Caesarian operation rather V Oct He read the oath taken upon going on the government payroll TERNS OVER $35750 Eyanson turned over the $35750 he received to the regular clerk of he committee whom he displaced “Didn’t you think you were entitled to the government money?” “I might well have been entitled to it but I was being paid by the Connecticut Manufacturers’ associa-- : a CHICAGO 1 ’ FINDS DOCTOR MAPttUtl08g AKClEVj BRUSSELS Belgium— (AP) Mary L Jobe Akeley second wife and widow of Carl Akeley will hear the tributes paid her ex14 plorer husband here October the of ceremonies The inaugural Pare National Albert Belgian Congo will be held at that time —H HUNTERS HOPEFUL J OF! SNOW STORM BOISE ITDARD-EHAIUNE- Despite the growing use of Caesarian operations Dr Bloomfield said physicians did not prefer them and only resorted to suen unnatural births when the condition of the mother seemed to warrant it He stressed the importance of care as one of the principal aids in lessening the burden of childbirth pre-nat- al MRS PANTflOES SERIOUSLY ILL LOS ANGELES Oct 18— (UP)— Mrs Lois Pantages who recently was convicted of manslaughter as a result of ithe automobile collision death ofJuro Rokumoto Japanese gardener! was reported seriously 111 with pneumonia today Her physician Dr E C Fish-bausaid he had ordered two more nurses to the bedside He said the nervous strain of her trial contributed to her critical condition Mrs Pantages is scheduled to apSuperior Judge Carlos Sear before on October 25 for a hearing on the probation request she entered after a jury found her guilty The penalty for manslaughter is one to 10 years in San Quentin Mrs Pantages husband Alexander now! is on trial on a charge of girl assaulting a gh naturally” Dr Bloomfield explained top such an adthat doctors now have vanced knowledge of obstetrics in all its phases that Caesarian operations no longer were as dangerous as they once were considered and need seldom result fatally to the mother as in Caesar’s case Astwoa UTAHNS DEPART part of the clinic in which Caesarian operations were perON SPECIAL TRAIN formed at the lying in hospital Dr A special train carrying delegatesBloomfield exhibited a talking film manufacportraying a Caesarian operation to a national ice cream B Hawaii to Japan STREET LIGHTS f PRAISE ApROAD Pure White Gives Way To Golden Honoring Thos A Edison H James F Orr division manager said this morning that in connection with the display which throws a golden light over the street business firms are decorating their windows with a gold motif to carry out the idea The celebration of the invention Mr Orr of the light is nation-wid- e said and the company is Joining with the rest of the communities in acknowledgement of the invention The colorings will be left on for three or four days A traffic It is because America has met these problems first and solved them that American methods are being demanded” Mr Dearborn is directing roadbuilding operations in Japan Australia Colombia Argentina and even in ancient Valencia Spain where many streets are no wider than they were when! the Romans occupied the town in 138 B C Other American firms have engineers at work on roads In China Africa and Central Europe Th“y operate under1 a great va present-da- y A flight from Honolulu tp Yokohama with ah crew In a seaplane is announce ed by H Y Sanada Japanese pilot who arrived In 'San Francisco on the N Y K liner Korea Maru to make arrangements for the hop this spring Sanada' will be one of the flyers all-Japan- ese turers’ and milk dealers’ convention in Toronto Canada passed through Ogden Thursday afternoon carrying 220 persons from the Pacific coast and northern states They were Joined here by J E Brown and wife James Q Leavitt and wife and Carl L Holmstrom By WILLIAM R) KUHNS (AP Feature Service Writer) NEW YORK — (AP) — American roadbuilding engineers are unlock ing vast new areas to In Spanish America Asia Throughout the world has appeared a demand for the construction of new highways and the Improvement of old road3 that were built for the horse and mule age John Dearborn president of an international roadbuiiding company believes the United States has developed the best methods of road construction to meet the requirements of heavy motor traffic “Even the old Roman roads made of stone three feet thick” he says “which have lasted thousands of years would not last long under A Edison and the fiftieth anniversary cf the discovery of the incandescent lamp the Utah Power and Light company Is putting special golden tinting over the street lights along Ogden’s “white way” and financial conditions “Ox roller” were substituted fox steam rollers on a strip of road being constructed in Tu cum an province Argentina and have been used — In Colombia H BOBBING DECRIED BY CLERGYMAN PORTSMOUTH EnsUncL— (AP —Women who bob their h sir are committing “sexual eulcida” believes the Rev O F Asplnwall vicar of St BartholmeVa church “They are suffering from a mental disease akin to lunacy” the wrote in the current issue of the parish magazine “It 1 the greatest fin committed by women since Eve took the apple in Eden “Can anyone imagine a woman less like what God intended her to than with a short cropped appear horn-rimmhead spectacles a man’s waistcoat arms burned a 1 ed waistdraughtboard or a- bookie’s ’ coat?” v j ’ 1 ' J DRY FRUIT When adding currants or raisins ito cake mixtures be sure you dry fiiem after washing or dredge them in flour as wet fruit is likely to sink to thej bottom 7 REMOVING FAINT ' I H” you want to remove paint easily add (two parts of spirit of If ammonia to one part of turpentine1 This softens the paint admirable o o 18— (AP)— Dfer OcL 'V HAVENER TINT In honor of Thomas riety of climatic labor mechanical ' S ROAD WINS U hunters and farmers and others were looking forward hopefully or fearfully for storms were advised today by the weather bureau that there was rain in north Idaho that seemed' likely to come down south The prediction for today and tomorrow Is increasing cloudiness A soaking rain would greatly but benefit much land la the state would make beet harvesting somewhat difficult In the case of the deer hunters a rain in the valley would be a guarantee of snow in the mountains which would crowd the deer down into the more accelbleplftcesL 110 LONGER HAS TO TAKE PHYSICS Is Free'® of Constipation For First Time in 25 Years He Says After v Taking Sargon ' Treatment Every man and women In Denver suffering from stomach tion” “You weren’t 'then working for trouble or constipation should the government and you couldn’t know the facts about this new serve two masters?’ ’asked Blaine medicine different and Sargon “That’s right” The witness said Sargon Soft Mass Pills It he was not sure whether he would and cash the $1000 check received from has helped restore health andSenator Bingham strength to thousands of suffer- “What vould you do?” he asked ' Blaine vWere you- - working lor Senator --wrr ” Jf “tv vs ir F-i- a 3 W fit £ Hi r a i? r r“ : l fi ’ Bingham?” “Yes” “I can’t advise you You seemed to be working for three parties — the government Senator Bingham the Connecticut Manufacturers’ and '' association If you will unscramble that I will try to help you” “I really was working for Senator Bingham” said Eyanson “Why did you accept the salary from the association? persisted Blaine v “Well I was on salary for the association and it has paid me before when I was away” the witness an- nt' f Ai S' 'i- M" " “ir ! - "Eq ‘ti ifj1 g 1 X!S5 - ''- sgr f 'K T ir - $ n x i u s S' $ f swered Senator Borah Republican Idaho asked Eyanson to state '“why were worried over this check?” - you “Well I was carrying around a check for a large amount I didn’t want to lose it ”Do you want that answer” to stand” asked Walsh A “Yes” “When you told the committee that you were worried about the £ check you meant that you were worried lest it be lost?” continued Walsh Eyanson said he was not worried about the check before he brought it F PETERSON with him to Washington adding he had left the check at his hotel room ers from all walks-olife The today and had to return for it The committee then adjourned its Sargon Man who is at the Sun hearings until Monday Drug Store 15th and toArapahoe streets has been sent this city for the sole purpose of explainSTABLES ARE NOW OhTesL but it takes its 1 own sweet time about it! v V m V 1 s FOOUSS question Net at all! Mere tBaa once Silver Fleet them! It is simply bee pilots have had that question shot at amazement at the way Silvertowna way in which the public shows its stand up Cense© For instance study the pictures above for a minute Fleet’a tour utive pictures taken at various stages of the Silver and Take the figure nearest to the mileage now on your car one this condition of compare the condition of your Urea with the are you getting as much service as this at that stage! Honestly tire has been giving? After allj it’s what yon get from' your tires that really matters for the When you buy Silvertowus you know what yon get wliat they Silver Fleet has been touring the entire country showing A f 14 the merits of Sargon to all CAPITAL TEA ROOM ing who call on him He will give — sta- ' WASHINGTON— (AP ' -- -' The ble which once sheltered the horses of Gen Nelson A Miles has been made into a tea room Stall in which Golden Pebbles Denver and Old Ebb used to stamp their feet now contain attractive tables and benches The hayloft done over into a colonial hasbefn room where waitresses dispense hot muffins and other pood tninsrs Ogden has been my home since birth forty-tw- o years ago ' All Ogden ‘City warrants and bonds should be worth one hundred cents on the dollar Ogden’s citizens are entitled to a ’full return on an their tax money and to enhonest and efficient forcement of the law If elected to the office of City Commissioner I pledge my best efforts to mak my home town a desirable place to live in WILLIAM J RACKIIAM '(Paid Political Advertlse- - ment) ' facts— not promises— and can point out case after case where this new scientific treatment has ended long years cf misery and suffering Only a few cf days ago he had the pleasure1233 of talking with F Peterson 20th St Denver who told cf his wonderful experience with Sar-go- n in the following statement: “For twenty-fiv- e years I suffered with about as bad a case of chronic constipation as any man ever had I had to take some kind of a strong cathartic every other night Just as regularly as the clock rolled around This constant dosing up on medicines kept me upset all the time and I’d often go hungry rather than suffer from the awful gas that almost Invariably formed in my stomach after eat-r- g Mv liver wasn’t working either because my' color itu as sallow and unhealthy looking I went on a special diet and tried in every way possible to overcome my trouble but in all those twenty-fiv- e years I never found anything that would give me lasting relief until I started Bargon and Sargon Soft 'Mass you Pills “Five bottles of Sargon along with the Pills have simply made a new man out of me I Just as soon as these Pills began to act on my liver I was relieved cf constipation and I no longer have to take cathartics to keep myself regulated I don’t have to worry about any bad effects from eating either because the Sargon liquid toned up my stomach in great shape I’ve gained eight pounds and feel stronger and better In every way than in l years “There are lots of people right here In Denver who ought to be taking Sargon and I’m glad to recommend it” Sargon may be obtained in Ogden at all Schramm-Johnso- n 'I t Drug Stores i ! ‘Aik Um So drop" In te'see? the Goodrich dealer nearest you! what the Silver Fleet Silyertown in your size has been doing He’ll have a lot of other interesting performance stories to tell you mid Goodrich tires just like ihi$ are ready toput on your csr Pacific Rubber Company Los Angeles Calif FREE tubes! here’s whatwe’U do: For allmluA Just to introdueeSilvertowns with every dvertown time we’ll give a freo tube how much that profits you glance at tube prices will show you tomorrow? 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