Show t THE OGDEN STANDARD EXAMINER FRIDAY EVENING OCTOBER 18 1929 Little “Lobbies” of Everyday Life! SOUTH AFRICAN 15 HUNT IS RELIEF LOOMS FOR JURY IF HEED PROBLEM BEGUN-FO- (USELESS WELDER ELPHIA Ofct 18— (AP)— t The niilienlum’ approaches foil city dwellers who have to sleep daytimes The noisy pneumatic hammer used in riveting steel in buildings is being replaced by a noiseless hydrogen welder says Dr Irving blowpipe SALT LAKE Oct 18— (AP)— W Langmuir research expert of the D Beers wired Governor George II General Electric comnahv Dern today that Commissioner1 Mead had assured him he would support the proposed Smoot MEAD FAVORS R FIRE FIEND FLAMING GORGE i SANITY CASES f Death of Eight In Seattle Hotel Laid To ' Maniac Lawyers Want Experts To bUl for building a dam at the FlamSEATTLE Oct 18— (AP)— Police ing gorge site pn the Colorado river Pass On Supposed In- Mr Beers is a member of the today searched the city for a sane Defendants whom they declared was re- Utah Colorado river commission and4 TO ' AUTH ORITIES El-wo- -- 1 jr ? "Dagga" Smoking Leads To Insanity— Responsible For Many Crimes ' -- pyro-mani- Oct J8— (UP) MEMPHIS Tenn that the — Recommendation Ameri- can Bar association advocate a law to take the decision of the sanity of a defendant in a criminal trial out of the hands of the often bewildered jury And place it with a commission of experts was being prepared today for presentation at tne association’s convention here next week The recommendation drawn by the bar association committee on statute law now in session here proposes: 1 That a commission consisting of superintendents of the state hospitals for the insane and colonies for the feeble minded be set up in j each state 2 That the sanity of a defendant whose responsibility for-- a charged crime is questioned be decided by this commission after observation of the defendant for not more than 40 days A report in writing would then be made to the court and this decision would be final weeds But the weeds were put there I — At the ac sponsible for the fire which early yesterday destroyed the Portland hotel here with a loss of eight lives and the serious injury of several others The hotel located on lower First avenue was patronized by laborers Fire Marshal Robert L Laing said the blaze was the work of a firebug who has been operating in this district for several months Of the eight dead six were Identified by the' coroner last night as John Brink 29 Lynden Wash: Harold George 19 transient en TOUte to Los Angeles: James Liddle 56 Seattle: James Mandzik 47 Seattle: Thomas O’Mealley 31 Seattle: William A Martin 54 Seattle Of the two unidentified dead one was described as between 30 and 40 years old tatooed on right forearm sandy hair and gray eyes Officials 'believed he might be Carl Van Orman of Battle Creek Mich - S ARMY CORPS TO GETi i NEW METAL PLANES ' -4- -4 WOMEN SEEK RECORD J WASHINGTON 1— (AP— A new type of American military observation plane constructed 4of metal except! for the covering of the wings V! have been mostly of wood r Seventy of the planes seating two men and mounting three machine guns are being built' and deliveries will begin shortly after the first of the year The -- planes will be equipped with 425 horsepower engines and are designed for a top speed of 150 ipiles an hour $10539928 IS SAVED BTH SCHOOL PUPILS new York' oct is— (ap— a total!' of! 4222935 school ! children NEW YORK Oct 18— (AP)— Elinor Smith and Bobbie Trout are participated in school savings hankMACDONALD TO TALK to attempt a woman's refueling en- ing in the United States during thd last school year depositing $28672-49- 6 WITH FRANCE JAPAN durance flight atHLos Angeles and rolling up net savings of $10539928 The total bank balances ' OTTAWA 6ct718—(AP)— ConIt is estimated that 107 per cent now credited to this movement is versations with France Italy and of the children born in the United moreithan $50000000 says the ah- Japan in the same informal man- States are twins Only about 20 nual report of the savings bank diner which caracterized his talks with per cent of these twins are of the vision of the American Bankers’ President Hoover will be Premier identical type Ramsay Macdonald’s next step in his crusade for world peace He disclosed this last night in an address before the political leaders of the deminion at a dinner at parliament building Describing his mission to the United States as merely one of good Will with no intention of entering into any agreements he promised OLDEST EDIFICE TO the proceedings at the that BE naval conference in London Mass— (UP)— What next January would be open to all HINGHAM is believed the oldest structure in nation? of the world America which has been in continof uous use— the “Old Ship” church our“We have lifted up thehewindows “We said offices”) diplomatic — redating back to 1681 is to be have pulled up the blinds and stored Eben Howard Gay direct descend- drawn down the screens” Great ant of Dr Ebenezer Gay third min- Britain he said “wants the other ister of the ancient parish has of- nations of the world tou know the fered to sponsor the restoration of truth because in this case knowledge Is security” the famed edifice Gloria Swanson star of stanS' who comes to thh Paramount) i j i magnitude of which can be gathered from the fact that last year throughout! 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