Show i ''to THE OGDEN BEATTY FINDS IDAHOAN URGES FEDERAL I HELP STATE AIRWAYS Safety Factors f0emanel U S Assistance Avers Woo J r Facilities J “ ANGELES Nov 7— (AP)— aid for building airport and 1 nation was airway facilities overD the Wood Idaho J urged today by commissioner of public works in an address! before the all western airport conference here' Commissioner wood whp is also Western ' temporary chairman of the States Aeronautical association de clared federal aid spch as was provided in constructing highway was the logical development of an industry that was demanding increasing safety factors in the way of terminals' and intermediate landing fields The personnel the equipment and machinery for operating such a federal aid plan is already in existence In each state's highway department he said Construction of airports and laying out of air routes can ibe I adequately handled by the engineering forces department I f -- j - Charles I being the case the commission indicated it probably will grant the state school for the deaf and blind a perpetual lease to 15 acres of land for grazing purposes only in exchange for a deed to 15 acres of land in the new municipal park This park is situated at the mouth of Ogden' canyon and the school tract will constitute a part of the new golf course Commissioner Beatty complimented Commissioner Fred E Williams of the waterworks department on the work he has had done at the wells to avert possibility of water contamination especially on the fencing of the property He said the impiovements meet the requirements ms department laid down Included in the party which visited the wells were: Mayor Frank Wyo wj train —— -- I I I PRESTON Ida 7v— Governor Forbes one of Noy the outstanding Mrs Anna Dee BO of Riverdale kuils and also backed some of the finest breeding in thebynation kokd and Kiesel avenue! and her was pumhased by Claude D Kel- daughter Miss BetUe Dee of 562 ler W E Crane and Norman n Thirty-firstreet were taken to the of Mink Creek hospital Wednesday - evening The bull was soldWednesday as a calf to pee the result an accident which ocJames Melkle of Smithficld who curred on of the Riverdale road at was gored to death by him about a a car driven by month ago and which Incident was Fred Child 21when of Roy struck them the cause of him being sold now Mn Dee and her daughter were walking northward along the highway and the Child car was WAIVES HEARING driven in the same direction being Examination at the hospital disON CHECK CHARGE closed that Mrs Dee had suffered a on the head and possibly a cut! pat Ida! TWIN FALLS Nov 7- -J fractured skull Miss Dee was Krauss Ogden Utah waived 'prel- bruised about the ibody but iminary hearing on a bad 5 Downing passenger had a narfreight row escape from death when he was thrown between the rails from a Evanston yards moving train in the early Wednesday - morning - about half the length of a boxcar passing over him He sustained a dislocated knee and probably a fractured eg He was found by a brakeman Downing said that hehadhkdght the freight train at Echo and' had vide it into Cheyenne expected I COURT SESSIONS J Judge Arnold is holding court ithla week in Jackson for Teton county He was accompanied to Jackson by Court Reporter Clarence W Cook He will go to Kemmerer next Monday November 11 and will open the fall term of district court! for Lincoln county there ) The county commissioners have been in session during Tuesday Wednesday and today Clyde Sowers shipped five Carloads of cattle from Altamont Wednesday two carloads were shipped to Ogden and three to Omaha The cattle were"! bought from Lester Guild and Mrs Annie Ouild ' L f CAFE IS CLOSED The HongiKong cafe which! has been operated for many years on I 1 I At 7 o clock Wednesday a evening Mrs Lillian Jonas of 102 Seventeenth street was struck by an automobile driven by Jack Mobley S02 West Seventeenth street on Wall avenue between Twenty-fir- st and Twenty-secon- d streets : Mrs Monas was rendered unconscious but recovered soon after being brought to the Dee hospital An examination disclosed that she been considerably bruised and had about the head and but that "there were! no serious body injuries She remained at the hospital for F the night Detective CE Nobit of the police department Investigated the accident and ip ted that Mrs Jonas with her! husband Joseph F Jonas were wa king in the middle ol the avenue when Mr Mobley can £on in his car driving south The lights from a switch engine obscured the forward view of the auto Oliver Mr Mobley said kebld nob see the couple In the middle of the avenue in time to avoid the accident The officer added that Mr Jonas said he did not place any I blame upon as he and his wife 'should not have been talking in the middle of the avenue but that it was quite customary for pedestrians to do so in that part3 of the city Witnesses to the accident the officers said reported that the Mobley car was traveling at a reasonable rate of speed when the accident oc- - Lar-so- st - lac-crat- ed i LARGER ROUTES RESISTING 17EAR ' of-th- THREE! IDENTIFY KILLER OF WOMAN I I GASTONIA N C Nov 7— (AF) —Three persons already have taken the stand and Identified Horace Wheeler Loray mill i worker as the man who fird the shot which killed Mrs Ella May Wiggins textile strik- er i 1 1 The state today had 15 other witnesses ready in its’ efforts to solve" one of the acts of violence resulting from recent textile labor disorder in North Carolina! j! 1 ed ap-pear- check to be 'suffering i more from charge iri probate court here Wed- Both remained 1st the Les£8L waJ b0dnd over for trial gock court at the forthcomtn ?WU8n term which coavenek November I 12 Officer C E Nobl “4 -- -- Mr-Moble- y Enal31as You to Enlosr M2qo5 Etmauy! h 100 latest Scientific Choice I" Winter-Hats- - Velvet? and Felts1 the Miss and Mai discovery Raines to 1 I The DIAMOND liringi joy end hap'" pines Into cv?ry Woman’ and man’ heart! We have a great selection all fully guaranteed to be a repre- tented under th microscopic test— you can tee for yourself — and easy terms enable yod to own onel SEE THEM AT - Qargle ce e i I I - I be made -- -- CELERY CROP til the accident happened No arrests were made the officers stating that further investigation would 4 i Francis Commissioners Williams and Harman W Peery Superintend-en- t Frank M Driggs of the state school for the-Pea- t and blind Fred closed Its manPackard assistant waterworks su- Front streetjhas Taw Mark has left without ager perintendent City Engineer Harry C Errett and other city employes leaving an address PROCEDURE SHOWN On the return trip the party visDescribing the system by which it' ited the home of a man who has been confined to his bed for five coulq b4 brought about he saidr "There first must be an act of years Dr Beatty exhibited a keen for interest in the man’s case congress appropriating funds the cooperative development of air MUCH navigation facilities together with apportioning provision for equitable OILED of the funds to the states I 'A syiitem of state and interstate Market News Makes be the could iby planned Agent airways various states that would coordinate Tour Box Elder of with the present federal airways would then This system system And Cache require the approval of the aerohard-surfaOil ' nautics division of the department highways conSALT LAKE Nov 7— Five times of comir erce The execution af the structed during the past summer in the amount of celery shipped from holding up excel- Garland and Tremonton plan fcould be supefvised by the state Weber county are to districts Weber the county last year is expected to go out to lently according under general supervision who looked them over the markets this fall it was (andepartment of commerce and per- commissioners haps in cooperation with the bu- Wednesday Wednesday by Leonard S Thosevisited include Eden nounced reau of publicroads Fenn inspector of the supervising’ "Following this would come ac- Twelfthstreet Second street and federal state market news service North loaded and the Ogden Heavy wagons ceptance of the principle who returned from a tour -- of Inspecwith beets they reported are travel- tion plan by the legislature of the various j 7 states together with means for rais- ing the roads daily without any apMr Fenn (organized the shipping to the surface of funds the by parent injury ing the states' share inspection service in Box Elder The real test of such highways point direct appropriation bond J issues counties during the trip and Cache however will not come until winter and gasoline tax or other method” reported that Box Elder county with its and freezing thawing 4 PRESENT DIFFICULTY celery was slightly- damaged by recent frost He said that the mechanical-developmen- t Cache potato growers are storing of aviation was already tubers for a later market Mr Fenn a matter for marveling And its fur- E C said Both the quality and yield are ther development followed almost as fast as predictions could be made good this year he added I ii The pretent difficulty "he said is ! facili"'the' lack of adequate ground FOUND DEAD ties He predicted 8000 airplanes manufactured this year with slightly more than Edward C Slaughter 72 was number in 1828 Aviation found dead In his bed this afterlimited strictly to the noon at his residence 2543 Lincoln de-of 4 ground f anilities he avenue City Physician N Henry reason as for feredythis SALT was LAKE Nov 7—Mrs Marwho summoned said a program that would permit full Savage was A 70 that death Caine former Salt Lake garet caused apparently use of tpis “phenomenal industry’ by heart trouble auditori L Di S county active had Slaughter is about this when brought Only been two church alone one worker for He of and the chief living years by adequate appropriations by fed- has ai son In the east but his ad- supporters of the early silk induseral state and- - 4ocal agencies he dress is unknown in died Utah try at a Wednesday come t commercial said will aviatiqn local hospital following a brief illinto Rs own ness Mrs Caine had been an ordinanWIFE OF SALT LAKE ce-worker in the Salt Lake D BUSINESS MAN DIES 8 temple since its opening anduwas a member of the general board of SALT LAKE Nov 7— Mrs Flor- the L d S Relief society for five ence M Ingree 47 wile of Joseph years beginning in 19021 rs was-boCaine H Pingree general manager of 'August 28 Lake the daughter of Fmgree Brothers company and Ev- 1859 in Salt Margaret Ann and Frederick A erybody’s stores died at her home Mitchell’ Utah pioneers of 1854 In 1162 East Broadway Wednesday Born in London England July 28 1882 she married i Alfred H Caine 1882 Mrs Pingree was aresidentof son of the late John T Caine forProposed Amendme "Utah congressman Her husSalt Iake for many years She is mer survived by her husband three sons band died in 1890 Constitution Will There' are four' sisters and five Gerald William and Donald Pin- brothers Submitted among the latter being R gree daughter Doris Pingree and Osden ’Mid M “ the ?1itcheiLof brothers following and sisters: Mitchell of SALT LAKE 'Nov Tf— Proposed Mrs ’’red Delhour Rrigham City Ogden Mrs amendments to article 13 of the Stanley Reynolds London Mrs constitution of Utah which has to Mark Austin Paris Ida Mrs WEBER 1 CLUB TO do with taxation had by WednesErnes Higgins Salt - Lake Mrs been couched in such Olivet Scudden Oakland Cal and PRESENT DRAMA day evening ' language that the legislators at Arthur Granahau work on them deemed them ready L LOGAN Nor 7—The Weber Club to bo submitted to a group of lawis a charming ilitr rehearsing matters Ac- TEST SUIT BEGUN yers interested tie drama called “After Annabeile" B Y UTAH COMPANY the proceeds of which will go to the cordingly the subcommittee having of the task U S A c library endowment fund preparing the wording of the proposed amendments will The play is being given under jthe Nov bo::se new at direction meet in the board room at the state of Miss Ruth Belt and is on tack ' the constitutionality of to be capitpi Friday afternoon to hear chapter at the college aspresented 252 of the session laws of such comments as the le$l advisers the lust haU October 'on sembly Bell legislature in wm take the title-r- ole 8 Miss they have invited care to make is- Ada county Carma district courtWednes-day fhe subcommittee Wednesday Edwin Bailey Russell by the Utah Mortgage & Loan Francis sued invitations to sjx lawyer to Rullen Cfranney Budge Ella Winkcollaborate with it at the meeting company action was brought against ler and Marcel Madsen ' art Ahe Friday afternoon at the capltol WThD GUlia ofi the cast v! attorney general and members These axe Judge S It Thurman asked an The staff of the play Is a£ ifoi interlocutory injunction lows: member of the tax revision comf I' of the law mission: Judge George P J Parker against enforcement Carma Francis manager general a test of its constitutional- Nephl attprney general orutah Hamilton pending ia Manning stage managed r Gardner of Salt Lake president tof Ity Francis property manager was law JThi the last the State penate David L Btine of legislature to passed by Taylor advertising manager taxes on vari- Floyd Ogden speaker of the house o A ous f rms of adjust loan and insurance Clarice Young business manager Marr and W W Ray of Salt Lake M companies operating in the state U -- FpRjACCIDEHT v ‘ 7— Nov ' I ' I I EVANSTON There is no danger of contaminating Ogden city' water through the grazing of Cattle on certain portions of Artesian park Dr T B Beatty state1 health commissioner informed the city commissioners this morning after the party had made an inspection of the‘ artesian wells present Difficulty la Seen In nadequate Ground ' area This ! Walking In Middle of Road IDAHO BREEDERS Bad Cut Oh Head Received Causes Mishap On BUY SIRE Mother Girl I ' NQTED By ’ Wal Ave — ' Shocked " ftp By MARY K ENG STRUM — ySch?°iireage Keeter investigated reporting that it was snowing at vne thne of the accident which according to the statement of Fred Child the driver of the car and Child who was riding in theRalph car - with him made it difficult to clearly see the roadway ahead of them They also said that another car came along at the time and passed between them’ and the two women who were walking close to the roadway They said that the car was being driven at a comparatively slow rate -- of speed when the women were struck They did not see the women until the car struck them J Miss Dee said she and her mother were’ walking along the side of the road where pedestrians are ex1 pected to walk and that the approaching car was not observed und STORM BLAMED : J City Likely to Give Lease ESCAPES DEATH for in Exchange BENEATH ' TRAIN Increasing MEE iNG ON CO AST BY M OiiO R CAR GRAZED AT PARK i THURSDAY EVEHING NOVETJBTITt 7 1029 R curred No official criminal action was taken by the police department and it was not expected that further investigation would be made Mrs Jonas Is about 35 years of age and Mobley was said by the officer to be about 18 years old MANIBRUISED STOCK MAY BE ih'buildingof STAXIUAltD-EXAHINE- i $75 $100 $60 ' irhile they I 1 - ' i‘i SLAUGHTER t forsore throat do thIs 350 Ohoice Winter Hats Felts Velvets and Metallies including the I Gargle ofa spoonful It Famous Monogram Pattern Hats Values to f cold your won’t work any further Mis-tolchec- ks i iiiii f MRS MARGARET CAINfc IS DEAD -- I CREDIT JEWELERS! $1000— Sale I IS - I Miitol and down ©fthcp Gpotip GREATLY REDUCED ' r‘ head cold i too Soothes irritated menu branes Doctors use it Keep a bottle handy and play safe At all drugstores MADE fig THE MAKERS OF NUJOL 2405 WASHINGTON AVENUE ! Prices m THESE ESS-JASPECIAL PRICES TWO DAYS ONLY Satufaction Guaranteed With Every PurchaAftl Save Safely! Y j s si ioa Hepatica 60c Sal HepaUca -- r COo $100 Nujol ’ I j - Lo-cin- NOVICES ADDED U grand jury MAYWORKAT NIGHT S- - cams GETCOACHES "FOR WOMEN ONLY" n T0 SHR1NE ROLLS SAX! 'LAKE 7 No Twenty DES MOINES” Iowa Nov 7 — (UP) three novices —Wednesday night SALT LA KE Nov 7— Faced with the march "across the burning the task of weighing the great bulk —Coaches carrying Drake university made sands” at the fall ceremonial of El to the Drake-Notr- e of evidence presented by th United Dame temple Ancient Arabic Dr States department of justice in the game at Chicago will be “for women K&lah' K&lah temple Ancient- Arabic Orinvestigation of the defunct Western only land the movements of 3 will be guarded from their depar- der Nobles of the Mystic Shrine at Livestock Loan company it is unthe Masonic temple ’Governor derstood that night sessions will be ture until their return to the campus H Dern illustrious potenheld by federal grand jury! for the here Dean Mary C Craig announced Oeorge tate was in charge of the ritualisremainder of the week today It Is expected that ‘the extra sesmay attend the game but tic services and Fred C Schramm sion will be given over exclusively to unless they are accompanied by directed the ceremonial’ part of the consideration of many minor prohi other recognized chaper initiation ojmust The Rev J E Carver of 0? den ones they' bltlon cases go in faculty superand Chief Justice J: W Cherry of vised coaches the' dean announced the Utah supreme court spoke at SANPETE 'COUNTY the j banquet DOckWORKER KILLS Novices admitted to the shrine include E B Fackler Richard J GrifWIFE WITH RAZOR fin Lawrence C Bcriven and Conrad Nov MANTI Bolstad Ore Nov 7— (UP) Jj meeting with the school boards of 28 longshoreman and toSSST South the North jY0?!3dis Sanpete wife! Mary TWOLARE tricts- - and with-th- e mayors and & £fhl2: town presidents of Sanpete county with a razor today AS CAR HITS TREE municipalities the county commis- tawhat police believed a jealous sion Wednesday decided to refuse GILLETTE Wyo Nov 17— (AF) After Mrs Voges fell dead at his the Compromise taxation offer made C Shelley and Lucius W —Leonard tempted to commit by Sanpete county bangs The suicidY1 were Kelly Instantly killed Wednesbanks offered to pay 35 per cent of B£rhi7i8L?l emerazor by were caught beneath when 11 e day hey the amount levied against them to Lwa3 rushed a wail of coal in the Keelfalling wher i?wS 45 miles northwest he 1:148 clwnce 10 ing strip mine rewvenePOrtetl n of here HOLIDAY Four other miners who! were la ROLL EASTWARD CAPENER the mine at the time of the acciCHOSEN dent escaped death One of the BOISE Nov 7— (AP)— The first however receivfed MAYOR OF sejere GARLAND men bruises two carloads of turkeys from the bewere burled Idaho Turkey Growers' association Shelley and Kelly neath several tons of coal Both pool were started rolling eastward elections here Tuesday with John were from here Wednesday Kelly is survived wgh vote ‘for four-ye- by hisunmarried two sisters mother and Thevjirdjs rated 84 per cent No 1 councilman Ezra Jensen P Shelley came here Mrs C G Brink manager of the C Peterson and from recently! 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