Show THE 0QDE1T STANDARD - EXAMINER HOLIDAY MAIL 5000 Mile an Hour ane Envisioned Bxj German Inven tor WORK FOR - y RUSH PROVIDES 170 EXTRA HELPERS 1 -- v " TUESDAY EVEimtODUOTTTrRTP “MRS” ADDED TO TITLE OF THE QUEEN OF TENNIS r 1 A A SUPPORT - r Pork production amounting to or more each year in northern Utah and southern Idaho Is the newest project which will be sap- ported by the Ogden chamber of comiheree according to decision reached this noon at a special meeting of a committee named by President E R Alton Adequate financing of H ’ boys' club work la will be arranged hog raising through the banks President A P Bigelow of the Ogden State bank the committee More than a million and a hiif dollars Is sent to Nebraska Tram Ogden each year for hogs although better quality hogs can be raised in northern Utah according to A P Miller general manager of the American Packing- - As Provision company Similarly there U for Intermountain porkers from other meat packers of Utah and aiw there ts need for 10 times ss many grain fed hogs for California mar--ke- ts $l-500- ' i “r”1 ' i 1000-passeng- er was visioned today by Frits Von Opel German auto manufac' More than 170 Ogden men were turer and authority oh rocket planes given temporary employment by tht Von Opel who flew a rocket-propelle- d plane in Germany Ogden postoffice railway mail service and the Ogden Union Railway last October a distance of a mile in 75 seconds jsaid he exand Depot company this year to as- to see the airplane in operation sist in handling the Christmas mail pected Postmaster Rufus A Garner said within the next generation and possibly within the next'decade today that eighty men were hired as The inventor arrived clerks and carriers by the postoffice from Germany yesterday accom-- I Chief Clerk Wilford department panied by his bride of two months Danvers of the railway mail service She also is a licensed pilot and cirdisclosed that 43 extra men were cled above her husband in another employed by his department Thirty-five of the number were assigned he conducted his rocket plane when to the railway mail service terminal tests and the other eight- to railway mail For Coast— Clarence Wessler of CONFINED TO AIR trains 2960 Adams avenue left this mornVon is manager of the Adam Opel These numbers were augmented by ing to spend the holidays with Opel manufacturers of company of Wessler tle 50 friends in California ‘Mr employment approximately automobiles and a extra laborers by the Ogden Union plans' to visit from Los Angeles to car at more than two Railway and Depot company to as- San Francisco before returning miles a minute He said he no longsist in sorting and distributing mails home r er was interested in experimenting arriving in the yards with motor cars as high speeds can The railway mall service employ To Wed— George Sidney Steven- only be Attained in the air ed a larger force of men in Ogden son and Frances Since his flight of last October Wycoff Lawrence until Christmas 1023 when the Cal- both of Green River obtain- he said he has found a liquid chemifornia parcel post business was ed a marriage license Wyo late yester- ical three times more powerful than transferred from the Ogden terminal day from the Weber county clerk: nitroglycerine which will make to the Sacramento Calif terminal rocket planes practical He declinApproximately 170 extra men werl ed to disclose the chemicals used in will At Postoffice— The postoffice ' employed by the railway mail service the mixture be closed all day Christmas and at that time BUILDING ROCKET PLANE there will be no delivery by carriers NEW HIGH FIGURE He is having a rocket plane built announced Only special delivis it The Ogden postoffice ha3 had a letters and packages and perish- in Germany which he plans to hurl greater amount of mail this year ery across the English' channel probabables will be delivered than ever before Garner said in the summer of 1931 " He exly Receipts at the railway mail service pects present to the inavy departOn Coast Trip — E E Jackson ment to terminal have been larger than at chief at Washington his plan of clerk the any time since the California mail office Unionin Pacificgeneral agent’s preventing forced airplane landings accompanied was sent to Sacramento to be workuse of perpendicular rockets atMrs Jackson left Monday for the By ed according to figures given by by to a plane’s tail he said the tached coast to spend the holidays Chief Clerk Danvers plane can be made to drop almost 1 Postmaster Garner disclosed with its nose 'in the air At Airport — Although the majori- vertically that Monday's business at the today post-offiand land in a small area He said was the largest single day's ty of the equipment for lighting the he believed rockets would business on record Christmas cards Ogden airport has arrived Superin- catapults for launching planesreplace from and letters mailed by Ogdenites to- tendent H R Tripp of the port ships taled 118384 exceeding the high said today installation work can not He issued a challenge to any Ammark of last Saturday by a little begin until the - remainder of s the erican to compete with him in a more than 18000 The high mark parts arrive y rocket plane flight — prior to this yearwas established in 1928 when more than 90000 cards New Son—News of the birth of a and letters were mailed by Ogden son to Mr and Mrs R B Powell DATE FOR RHODES residents in one day formerly of Ogden and now of Santa The big day at the railway mail Rosa Calif was received here today TRIAL ANNOUNCED service terminal was last' Saturday Mrs Powell was formerly Mis3 Kene and the largest day's business at the Davis SALT LAKE Dec 24 Trial lor Gordon Rhodes (AP)— postoffice Monday The amount of former mail being received today at both Dismissal— Assistant County 'At- New York Yankee pitcher and hurl-e- r was above 'normal today but torney Kennett HMalan today refor the Hollywood baseball team places not nearly as large as during of the Pacific Coasi league on a the court dismissal for the city quested il last few days of the complaint charging Delores charge of driving an automobile been set for JanuCOMES IN1 CARLOADS Browning with operating a beauty while14 drunk has Chief Clerk Danvers showed-tha- t parlor without a license City Judge aryRhodes Yanfor who'pitched the motion Barlow' the Simon 112 railway mail cars each 60 feet granted last season and for the Hollyin length and loaded to capacity The prosecutor related that the de- kees team the year before pleaded were received in the Ogden railroad fendant had been In California prior wood not when arraigned yesterday guilty to was filed the time the complaint yards last' Thursday Friday and He was arrestedearly - Monday j Saturday One hundred and three was and to have morning alleged -- cars of mail were dispatched from Approved— City commissioners struck five cars’ while driving The allowed a claim of $300 for the difference between Ogden the business district ‘acthese two figures— nine cars— was construction of a hole for the muni- through companied by two girli said to represent the amount of cipal golf course from A V Smith — mail taken off here lor the Ogden the contractor gateway territory STUDENTS AT WoRK Last Thursday and Priday 39 cars TWIN FALLS Dec 24 — (AP)— Dance—There will be a Christmas of mail were received each day the dance Wednesday evening at the Edwin J Wellhousen-whamount falling to 23 cars on Satur- Warren hall sponsored by the recre- the annual award at the received University day The largest number of mail ational committee The public is of Idaho at Moscow for outstanding -- oars work from was on in dispatched Ogden Invited plapt pathology has taken Friday and Saturday the total beup work at the federal experiment were here during the Christmas ing 35 each day Thirty-thre- e With Parents— Arnold Marston station r cent out Thursday 4 vacation of The average mall train of the who Isisattending tne University passing the holiday vacaUnion Pacific and Southern Pacific Utah tion his parents' Mr and Mrs with has been around 17 cars so that the Alma Marston 2848 Porter avenue traffic through the Ogden yards averaged approximately two trains of Information— Mrs F B Matthews mail both incoming and outgoing' 31 Herrick street Beverly Mass Is during those three days Chief Clerk Danvers and Postmas- seeking word regarding Mrs Herbert ter Garner each expressed appreci- Wastcoat formerly Mary R Mer-da- ll who attended Wheaton college ation today of the loyalty of emJn 1892 she lived at ployes of the two departments as in 1860-6- 2 shown during the Christmas t rush 2208 Madison avenue Each stated that the mail has been handled through the two stations From Idaho— Cecil-Fife of the Si without any delays United States meteorological obser—r 4vatory at Pocatello is spending the Christmas holidays with his parents Mr Fife is also a student at the EXCHANGE CLUB of Idaho southern DEFERS ELECTION University " i branch f 4 - u j -- rocket-prop- That 1 S elled Miss Helen Wills became the bride of Frederick s voting ceiV&ony - i ’ -- to-tod- ay o - “flit’s chapel Berkeley Calif At bride and groom la’ve after' tO BY POWER At the meeting of the Exchange club this noon in the Hotel Bigelow President Burton P Dinsmore announced the postponement of the semi-annuelection until after the Christmas holidays al “JUST SUPPOSE IT HAD BEEN EMPTY1W —— - 4 T than eighty employes representing the' outside crews of the Utah Pother & Light company with about a dozen invited guests made short work of 100 pounds of turkey at the annual turkey dinner given by the power mea in the Twenty-thir- d street warehouse today The turkey and trimmings were assembled by the men and the cooking and serving were performed In A highly capable manner by committees selected for that purpose Besides the roast turkey there was dressing sweet and Irish potatoes gravy celery cranberry sauce coffee pie and ice cream with cigars cigarets and candy to follow up Robert J Jarvis superintendent was master of ceremonies Among the guests invited to’ partake were James F Orr district manager W A Huckins sales manager Nephl Brown of the accounting department Ora Bundy mayor-ele- ct P H Mulcahy James H Dr E R Dumke and Darrell More De-Vi- ne J GreenwelL1 H SUIT ON LARGE : MORTGAGE FILED BOISE Dec 24— The $(6000000 veterans hospitalization bill signed yesterday by President Hoover contained no Christmas present for the Boise hospital but a belated present along this line Is in prospect ‘in a bill now before f congress Lester F Albert state adjutant of the American Legion said today The new bill will provide for 100 additional beds to the preseat hospital at Boise barracks which will make the total capacity 330 beds Enlargement has been sought by the Idaho department to take care of an increasing number of patients needing medical care I U 4--4 - STATUE SOUGHT SING SING PRISON N Y Dec 14 — (UP)— Emil er of three in the Totterman a hold- decorations for bravery war p&nlsh-Americ- an re- Christmas ' pardon today from a life term sentence for murder His release was brought about largely through the work of Jesse Colly er Westchester county commander of the American Legion Totterman was to die for the murder ofsentenced Martin but the sentence was Sarah comto life imprisonment muted r ceived In-190- a 4 f-f- -: FOR UNDBERGH ACADEMY PLANS : ST LOUIS Dec 21— (AP)— lyfayor Victor J Miller proposes ejection of a statue here to Colonel Charles A Lindbergh- It Is the mayor’s idea that as many citizens as possible should contribute to a fund for purchase of a suitable monument and he therefore would restrict Individual donations to $5 He also proposes that school t children of Jha city share in the fund by contributing their nickels and dimes j ‘ — ft -- CHRISTMAS TO FIND IDAHO WET1 DRY BOISE Dec 24— (AP) — Southern LAKE CITY Dec 24-- Suit Idaho will enjoy the refreshing rays to foreclose a mortgage on the of an unclouded sun with cool brisk property between the Boston building and the stock exchange on Exchange place was filed In Third district court Monday by the federal reserve bank of San Francisco against C A Quigley Inc The bank seeks to recover $10327395 on prom-lsso- ry notes given bv the concern FUNERAL SIMPLE ' FOR EX-PRESIDE- - MONTEUYfAR Franco Dec 24 —(UP) — Emile Lou bet retired president of France was buried today at a simple ceremony Although the family of the former president had declined offers of a state funeral troops from the local garrison participated and General Lasson represented President Gaston Domergue Pierre Marraud and Rene Manaut Premier Andre Tardleu represented Military honors were rendered as the coffin Was placed In the grave M- TREES IMPORTED FOR YULE DISPLAYS BOISE Dec 24— (AP) —Though Boise is within sight of forests in several directions most of the City's trees to be lighted tonight SCIENCE DECODING Christmas were imported i The Boise forest office said alDES MOINES Iowa— (AP)— Sci- most no trees had been cut on the entific discoveries for the layman are national preserve and only a 2 b3glven during the convention of few were cut on state and the American academy for the lands public of science here Decem4- ber 27 to January 2 Among those who will' decode Re&d the Classified Ads sc ence are Dr Robert Andrews MUlikan of the California Institute of Technology Professor- - Irving Itefilnn Intnt soothing rVUf or kaelu Y&Je university of jAZO tiling OINTMENT tr"rr2nomist Osborn anthropologist Amer- Try ft Ur Itchirg EUni Biedisg er Darn AU??n?tural and Fretrudicg Plies Succewful QUICK anthropologist ‘ national museum ' A -- com-paratlv- riy ad-vance- PILES - texvhonJd00000 j"”- SALT itubbom ewes Ask rKOI1 jIOTr iaiDoet for PAZO OINTMENT - eonvenlcnt attachment la Kandy tubes with pile pipe 73c er la tia box 60c 42 ‘ - v HI: OGDEN HAS 1 3TH I’iOIITH The most talked of thir- leenth month becomes a'rta1- - J s this year 1 tty at Wright The store refers to that time from December 25 to' 31st as F the thirteenth month The t Idea ts to create a special sales J volume during this time that will equal the sales of an or- - a dlnary small month thus ere- - J a ting the thirteenth month or an extra month In the year For a long time plans have j been under way Special mer- - 1 chandlse has been secured — 1 much merchandise on hand Is J to be closed out The complete story will be told In the J store's advertisement cf Christmas day— Wright's c V - fI "t r 1SH03 4 r ten- J Ut for An Ohio mother writes this: “I knew our bottle of Foley’s Honey and Tar-wa- s getting low but just neglected replacing it Then one night Sonny: awoke - us with that dreaded croupy cough and I fairly flew for our bottle of Foley’s Honey and Tar " I am thankful to say the few remaining doses relieved him and he soon rested quietly But just suppose that bottle had been emp-- ty!’ Reliable and for these many years a standard family cough medicine of highest merit Ask for ture j?f three wild jackasses— being it— At all drusr stores wild w cl I BOISE Dec ' 24— (AP)— Wild jackasses may become a pari of the state emblem or something ostentatious if their popularityequally continues growing since Senator Moses of New Hampshire referred to the natives of these western states as sons of that unimposing little ani-m- al The latest wrinkle in their rise to popularity Is their placement on the cover page of the program for the annual convention in Pocatello January 16 of the Idaho state chamber of commerce No comment accompanies the drawing of the animals just the pic- Y stmas: i f and 'a j 'b c U: X'm r 1 1 sJl 'J r Exhibits of meat-typ- e porkers— suck as are produced in the lntennountain States have aroused tremendous interest Breeders throughout the country are finding that public demand for this type of pork is increasing rapidly Feedtests conducted ing by leading universities and institutes have resulted in convincing proof of the superiority of bard grain fed pork if fi to all 9 t t' - " - t you buyfresh lean meaty pork— the type urovrn e Bnerniountain region — witliout excessive fat-yoget Uull value m protein quantity aVnd the quality and flavor of meat from porkers fed the Intermountain way on small hard grams — wheat and barley— is all that the most exacting palate could 'demand u - — 7 vF 4 Y' Vr Sg’qHov £JevY ear? 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L " ! $ 1 4 R ‘ weather for Christmas but north Idaho will get rain and snow the local weather bureau predicted to' day No low temperatures for trict were In sight as the temperature indicated for tqday and tomorrow was barelv frepzing Jkr -- NEW-YEA- 1 i Y I WILD JACKASSES ON COVER PAGES -- VETERAN WINS YULE PARDON v - V ? who —Associated Press Photo' Quiet wedding in St Cle-t- he 0thW P‘CtUr' thows crowd watching the' intennountain farmers do not know Just how profitable hog raising really is was stated to the committee Plans for placing the project be- fore the farmers and the youths of Utah farms were considered and Sec- retary E J FJeldsted was authorized to extend an invitation for a conference between the Ogden chamber of commerce committee county agents and farm bureau presidents of Weber Davis Margin and Box Elder counties E C Olsen chairman of the : industrial committee presided at the meeting today This conference will be held within about 10 days' Those attending the - meeting todsy were President E R Alton A P Bigelow A P Miller A R Dawson E C OI- sen Secretary E J FJeldsted In- dustrial Secretary £ Burke and t W E Zuppann i ' Vi 1EN Warehouse on Twenty-thir- d Scene of Bounteous Repast courrt?le-ivinf- IDAHO VETS HOPE FOR ADDED TONpS TURKEY SERVED Best -f ‘ as-sur-ed - ce ' 4-- 500p-mile-an-ho- ur has-drive- n PORK PROJECT Sent East Yearly From Ogden-foHogs t L ” E YJILL-B- Million and Half j Dollars Postoffice Hires Eighty Fritz Von Opel Who Has Traveled Swiftly in Both Rail Service 43 and Yards 50 temical More Powerful Than Nitroglycerine to Shoot RUSH IS iSUBSIDING Transport’s Through Skies f ' ' Proves Busiest "Monday Day in History of Ogr NEW YORK Dec 24 — (AP) — The day of propelled by rockets at 5000 miles an hour den Postoffice T" 19C9 ACCORDED ' " zi Vr vU 7i 4 c 11" Vi Ogden Chamber of Commerce i - |