Show THE OGDEN" STAND FLORIDA STAR TAKES A BRIDE TRIO INSPECTS BJ1DG0N MADE JERSEY HERDS r --i— - National Officers Guests In Weber Davis And Box Elder R 1 WEBER-ALBIO- CHIEF GUEST —— Masonic i ARD-EXAMINE- ' ’ i - i 1 1 WINS LAWSUIT V - J I Friends To Gather described game will' be in a radio broadcast by Tuberculosis Victim Has To In Hotel Bigelow This KLO tomorrow commencing at 2 Enter Court To Gain o'clock it was announced today by Evening the radio station Permission to Compensation broadcast to fans who can not be at The Weber-Albio- n FREEDEUVERY Phone for Food— 2800 ’ - Samuel Crabble president not the American Jersey cattle clubiW B JJory extension chief and Ivan H Laughryj western of the club arrived representative in Ogden this morning to make an inspection of the Jersey herds of Weber Box Elder and Davis counties as part of a swing through the western territory They motored down from Portland Ore where they attended the Pacific international livestock exposition looking over herds in Oregon and Idaho Mr Crabble expressed himself as delighted with the way in which the Jersey cattle were being developed in the Intermountain country although he said he had not been iti Utah long enuogh to judge fully-Hwas especially impressed with the fine herd1 sires found in Idaho which he said could not be surpassed anywhere in the United States The party visited E J Fjeldsted secretary of the chamber of commerce and then inspected the Ogden livestock coliseum where the eleventh annual show will be held January 11 to 16 under the direction of Fjeldsted and Reed W War nick assistant secretary f Later they met George Mann of Davis county who took them on a tour of several herds They were guests of! the livestock show management tat luncheon and continued their) inspection in the after noon This evening they will meet with the Jersey raisers at a dinner in the Hotel Bigelow starting at 6 o’clock From here they will go to California beljore returning east - ! pinner “will Uadcon this evening in the Hotel Bigelow by the members of the Knights Commander of the court of hOnof Scottish rite'ilasons'who reside north of Salt Lake City Guests from Salt Lake' will include i?4 C Schramm inspector general of the thirty-thir- d S H degrees Gpodwin grand secretary’ and Arthur Smith grand master of 'the gvpsxd lodge of ij’ree and accepted Masons of Utah' Fred M Nye S W Wherry F E Nichols J w Ellingsoa and John Edward Carver from Dgden and Wynn Eddy of Brigham City are tendering the dinner be-iende- ' TV? 1 -4 ‘J'i £ - k '- U - -- W- t - e MADISON SCHOOL morning comprising: America” upper grades: Song national prayer Ruth Smith national salute Charles Fish song ' To the Unknown Soldiers” rooms 31 and 36: reading “In Flanders Fields” Hblen Graves flag review leader Billie Wacker Austria Kath4 ryn Amest Hungary Alma Jeffs Bulgaria (Alice Smith Germany Hubert Vojlbrath Turkey' Vera Nel- son Russia Billy Cook France Ramona Courturier England Italy Don Wheel- wright Belium Florence Eames Rumania Ralph Behowi'tz U S A Robert Clark color guards Fred Nantker and Jack Whittaker Chorus “The Star1 Spangled Benner” by the school talk by Shupe of the American LegionGeorge one minute si-- le prayer community : singing The program in the upper was under the direction of Mrsgrades Zina Davis and Mrs Lois Hadley The lower’ grades gave a program m the afternoon and it was directed by Miss Grace Taylor and Miss A1 meda Jessem j - - col- i ' APPMEMS IN AOTO TARIFF - WASHINGTON Nov! 8— (AP)— The senate today approved without debate a reduction on the tariff on automobiles and from 2b to 10 per cent motorcycles ad valorem' — — a i TO VAN TANNER J i — Lou ) Y°fiK- - N°v of the New York Yankees becom5 associated with the New exchange house of Ailen Hili at their office at the Hotel St Regis it Ap-penzei- lar O' denite Elected president d£ Trojan Graduate ' Students w-a- s announced today LO ANGELES Nov 8— (AP)— Winner of the first of 163 suits brought in £faliforoIa against the government for payment of war risk insurance money Homer IL Love a vxirld Jwar veteran living ‘at the national soldiers home Sawtelle will a' compensation for life of moAth dated from October 311918 when he was- - discharged ’ A Jury In federal court returned a verdict in favoryesterday of Love who asked for his insurance on the ground that he had contracted tuberculosis shortly after being discharged and was fbtally disabled Another suit filed Robert C Llndertnan was orderedbyto trial immediately following the Love verdict Lmderman charged he was gassed and wounded in the Argonne acquired tuberculoslsy and was discharged because of his physical condition (but the veterans’ bureau re fused tp pay his insurance claims Federal court attaches said that more than 38000 similar suits have been brought by disabled veterans in the United States - 30c A A BANJO Baby Beef Beefi0151: !5f Tenn J?'1 'vinOTbe In Associated Press Photo i MPtaIn of the University of Florida football tbe former Sarah LoVell Payne of Nashville d'Little Church Around! theCorner their New York which was attended by the Florida after football squad wed-din- a FINDS STAINS HUMAN BLOOD License— Japes W Hudson of Salt Lake and Wynona E Tingey of Brigham City obtained a marriage license Thursday afternoon from the Weber county clerk n SALT LAKE Nov 8— (AP)-S- tate Chemist Herman Harms reported today that stt ins found on of James Donovan allegedclothing bank bandit were of human blood Donovan is held in connection with the robbery of A G Jackson bank messenger Police have believed one of the bandits was woundedthat by Patrolman W M Rogers who was escorting Jackson Held— Kolmer L Ellis 20 of avenue and Miss Willlta negroes were being held 2612 Wall Brown 22 - ' G ‘ f at the: Li n ‘ in® Del Monte u Lv- - - Jap - Imported 1‘ Cin I te:3fai$$o Age jpEsgi mm (SaEse E©DfIE©fi)0Esg s IPnaim© Sonimjpapy i A Ij IFfl©EEE! Large PkgT POWDERS Can j BAKING r -- v 'SjInocoHaiie N ROBBERIES i i r Utah Jumboj Very Crisp Bunchi (Sntooim- - Walter J Baker 2 Bars i Ni Diamond Brand Soft Shell : New Crop 2 lbs mU New Slock Imported - Feel - c- - Lb Sunmald Seedless— —v de O’CLOCK vdJ ripsgjja 20Q V Entrance was gained to two Ogden Business institutions Thursday nightlby "breaking a window in each j place which led police to the con- clusicln that both burglaries were committed by--' the Same persons Thdf Butler Tire company 3116 Washington avenue and theStand-ar- d Lumber company 3238 Washing tori avenue were the places eh- -' Ihe Pemujltania Salt Hf j Whitlock man- - ered About $7 was taken from a ? stock-yarsmall bank in the tire company’s G?den Unlon nt store hnd the lumber company’s of-- ’ to Livestock the Ogden show fice was ransacked but nothing was baby beef and fat feFaW?rnia : show in North San Francisco reported missing i Qtcav® Donoviel 7 Uawence avenue forfeit- RENTS MOTOR CAR Prcbard ed $2 bail in city court this morn-m- g TO KILL SELF WITH on a charge of driving an au- the nlghttl?e DENVER Nov 8— (UP)— Hinting V note that he believed Ills wife in Over Radio — Ethel d&Wnnl wasa untrue to him Judge Darby 25 Clark withVffiSward rented an automobile soprano and a garage Kearns as piano accompanist will today I and committed suicide by driving into the garage closing the doors and waiting death from mo TWs Evening— Ogden circle 581 noxide gas produced bv the motor Neighbors of Woodcraft will meet Vnlii5 at8 oc’ock hi the W SPECIAL! Lessons with Instru ment il enr o i 'OTIFFEJB I Accident— An automobile driven not immediately learned by Edward Gibson who resides near Twenty-thir- d street and ave nue struck a machine Adams owned by Walter J Sunshine sponge 30c Regular a wrecked four miles east of Debeque Colo! Identity of the victims was' against Ellis 178 Seventeenth - ALTUS Okla Nov: 8— (AP)— The street Thurston was parked at the curb it asj EMi Snyder 76 a Methobody of £tvenue between Twenty-nrt- h dist minister was found in the north and street fork of Red river east of Altus last Thursday nightTwenty-sixt- h to a po- according night His car (apparently had f Uittle re0E' was damage crashed through the side" of a bridge done Theft —Mrs E Ball 3114 Wall avenue reported to police headquarters Thursday night that a blanket was stolen from her auto-mobwhile it was parked near Twenty-fourt- h street and Kiesel s enuc D — k r Gilt AND JUNCTION ColoNo8 in the city jail today on an open (At) — Two ’men - and a woman charge Officers were a complaint made by investigating Miss Brown were! killed today when a sedan was BODY OF PASTOR FOUND IN STREAM SATURDAY AT IN COLORADO in I i 1212ci White ' FREE Your Last Chance 1 20c 25c j Iyaisin Graham and Whole Wheat 2 Larj Loaves j Brands Large tlOd r V 12V2C aii KILLi THREE YeaLRoastsLb Veal Slew Lh 20c - R' 35c 25c LpbPatties 25c Rump i Loaned Legs of Lambii Tnrkey£estdressea'40c 1 Van Tanner son of Mrs Lydia Tanner of Ogden has been elected president of the Associated Graduate Students of the University of Southern California according to word received here todayHe is studying for his master’s degree in history and political economy The graduate students organiza-tio- rt is composed of 120u persons who areapproximately studying for master and doctor degrees Tanner isa graduate of Weber college and the University of Utah He received his bachelor degree from the state university in 1928 Duifng his student days at Weber college Tanner Was president of his t clas for three years 2472 Wash Ave - I 8J-(AP- was day program given at the Madison school this the game - was given by Weber lege- — LOU GEHRIG JOINS ' N Y EXCHANGE officTwed CELEBRATES DAY An Armistice red 8 1929 DISABLED VET N GAME ON AIR i FRIDA? 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