| Show THE OGDEN OF PROMISE SUIT IN-BREAC- IE ID DEBATE H Now we want them observed them — — v- - Newspaper Men Anti Law-- ' yers Representodi Without r ‘ 'Their Consent R council Any man who thinks he is stronger than- the eighteenth amendment without a lawyer to help him should be told who he 13 We passed that law at the request of the voters and we are all liable to run for office soma time almost sure to in facts if we are lawyers and if we want support! we must give it Dr Bennion Will Speak At "Think how despicable the Faheys : Annual Session In are anyhow Why some host like that is liable to slip a $20 counterSixth Ward I feit bill under the plate of each guest and intimate that there is Dri Adam 9 Bennion of Salt Lake more where that came from and expect perfect silence on the part of will be the' speaker? at the annual his guests Just because the laws of meeting of the Ogden Gateway TJoy hospitality are so old So was Scout council to be held tonight in your Where IS Sixth ward hall corner of Madithis dastardly custom to end I ask the son avenue and Twenty-thir- d street If the laws of this old man hos- The meeting is set for 7:30 o’clock you pitality are to supercede the laws ' Officers to be elected at the meetthat the good but misguided women ing' include- a jsresidgnt five rvice —I mean that we helped to pass? presidents treasurer andean execu"It is a cinch that when a man tive board The following officers conceals a lapse on the part of a are servujg at present: host like that he just does it because W W RaWson president Bert J he likes the stuff and thinks he can Finch John P HolmgTen D - D carry it like a gentleman And it is Harris aud Herrin Bunderson vice a fact why on my father’s table president-SDye treasurer The there was always a decanter of present executive board includes the liquor and none of us boys—but I following men: C B Empey see by the expression on your faces Rushmer' P L' ' Newmyer-Wayne that you have heard that one be- Mayhew Tanner iT M Irfore vine W K Hopkins L E Ellison Rev L P Fagen the Rev A I wish to quote the legal maxing the Peters R jt Fry He commits a fraud who conceals a J Hansen J-E Bristol C E A! fraud On the other hand the code R of the Arabs 'says ‘Whoever par- Stevenson WZW Evans D R For-sB A Fowler Lee Purrington8 takes of a man’s salt shall do that James Jensen C J Dewey Clyde man an injury’ Our advice is beware of eating salt in a bootlegger's Richards D D' Harris B J Finch W H Shearman- Dr joint or when eating with a doubt- JR H Jenkins aper M S Stone P R piFrank ful host This advice Is free but Francis E 1 Ford we know how to be in the clear on Wright Of law points Having thus laid ajl the facts In Mrs Amanda Wayde and MrsGrace the case before you I leave the ques- Wycoff brought in a verdict of "no tion to the honorable : Jury and cause for action” and the affair was please do not talk about this case dismissed without prejudice outside! I mean I leave It to the Misa Freida Dressel followed with Judges1! a paper on “The Mine Men of The Judges Mrs Susan Caine Make 'War on Prohibition’ BOYS' - Oil TJET'HOSTS i STABPABD-EXAMINE- ! I at the home Mrs! F Richards 476 Twenty-secon- d street with Mrs Flora B Jost as assisting hostess After devotional! artd roll call the program began with a serio-com- ic debate on the question "Resolved that the laws of hospitality should be more binding thn the laws of the United States" of i & great-grandmot- - ‘ Affirmative— News’iaoermen rep- resented (without' thir consent) by Mrs W S Fle welling Negative— lawyers represented (without by Mrs E H Hutsinpillar According to the ''affirmative: ’There seems to he a great deal of crooked thinking pn this subject and we newspaper men should stick together ancr see that the public thinks straight in spite of the lawyers All of us get invited out every once In a while and tvo are liable ' to be confronted at any time with just the circumstances that met Iowa The Senator Brookhart thing for ns to do is to take the attitude and stick £o it that the' laws of hospitality are the most Important laws in th£ world "Why think how ’'old they are? They should be resj ected for their age Think of Solahon entertaining the queen of SIba Think of Demosthenes entertnining Cicero Think of Henry the Eighth and the people he entertained" "If people only re lized that this the antiques particular law is one collectors of antique would begin to take notice of thfs affair of Mr Fahey and Senator Brookhirt and see that Mr Fahey receives justice — er that is to say that he be treated with the consideration that Is due ' a hostand has bee since ancient tm times their-consent- - i '4 i J-- p-- 1 ABUT LAWS "Out the other hand there Is something to be said" for the laws of the United States Undoubtedly Senator Brookhart must also be held in consideration V£ must remember that there arc "ouite a lot of people in the United States who' are quite fanatical abcrut'the United States laws and probably a lot of them are constituents- of Senator Brookhart’s But dos that fact rx- - T - i jL$ociate& Freta Phot Count Leen Bayard da Voio Lea Angelea aeutptor and aon of af to tha queen of Italy haa filed suit against Laura Langhaueer Huntington Park Cal 8unday school’ teacher charging broach of promise - (ady-ln-walti- "N-- cuse the senator for doing what he anywhere any more - It would spoil did?- Is there not a famous saying the laws of hospitality altogether that has come down through the Hospitality would simply slip down - ? ' years to the’ effect "Gentlemen what is the constitution among friends? Should not Senator Brookhart have remembered that in time and not waited to be reminded of it by us newspaper men? “Come to thlnk'of It (with flashing eyes and thump? on the table) Senator Brookhart should be severe ly dealt with Why suppose all the guests would take a nation to act that way? What would happen to hosts who might like to serve a little ‘wight lear and bllne’ I - mean ‘blight were and— well you know what the wets call it when they are asking to sneak it in somewhere It is not supposed to be heavy or strong until'they get it in It ferments afterwards and ages In wood or something "Why no one would get Invited out - Into his cellar all alone and get Woozey without ever asking a soul to Join him in the pastime "In summing up I wish to say that I hope our hearers will take into consideration how old hospitality is and give us the decision" THE NEGATIVE SIDE Said the negative: "Ladies of the jury: What did we lawyers get this eighteenth amendment passed for if we are to let any host who takes a notion to disobey it have his way? After working over a hundred years to defeat—I mean to say—yes to defeat those who would have un restricted booze in" our land should we sit by and let the Faheys of this country run things? Ladies of the Jury I say no The lawyers of this country ’fit bled and sidestepped that we might have laws and lots of ’ H - S to attend' L"'” -— 4 j D ha f ? - 4 Eu-ro- ‘ ne - — GAINS ACQUITTAL IN LARCENY TRIAL DETECTIVE SEEKS UNABLE TO FIND PRISONER’S RETURN PASSER ’OF CHECK Detective C K Keeter went to Efforts of the American Fork CoSalt Lake this morning for the pur- operative ‘Institute to locate a perpose of having Governor George IL son giving the name of James HobDera sign extradition papers to be son and the address 3187 Adams used in bringing back Fred Fields of avenue through the Ogden police Ogden from Green River Wyo department have failed inwhere he is being held to face a vestigation by police showsAnthere of charge grand larceny Fields is is no such address it was said alleged to nave stolen some acety- Hobson is alleged to have issued lene welding equipment last Sep- worthless check for $1230 on thea tember 10- establishment - f Frank Soda 37 a Japanese with charged petit larcehy for the alleged theft of two loads of man ure valued at $2 was' acquitted In City court Wednesday afternoon Assistant County Attorney Kennett H Malan and Attorney D R Rob-er- ts were the opposing counsel-- ' The- - defense showed that Soda had been given permission' by the manager of a construction company which had stabled horses on a piece of property-t- o haul away the manure The plaintiff Stewart Marriott 'Owner of the property claimed that the construction manager had no fright' to give that privilege IDEAL GIFT FOR CHRISTMAS ! 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