Show WEDNESDAY EVENING APRIL THE nftnEH STANDARD - EXAMINER FIRST EVIDENCE TWO CONFESS cation and the' penitentiary board of identification today ordered that OUTLOOK GOO all the bodies be fingerprinted so as to make certain of identification As soon as bodies are positively One) — From f Page t (Continued (Continued from Page One) and claimed they will be identified or Roads Are In Good Shape three the and sent to the destinations named by tabulated are the convicts themselves districts en first the were hi I who relativesUntil positive identification Back It is four guards resmaller (ones of the city and Reports Beckett reclosure Deputy Wanle°J?nri!s-i- s is established no body will be are ’returns when that ' expected From Trip a fine brave man his gvasp df leased ceived and tabulated on the larger know it Only more terridiseach The death toll was increased to districts the average for Jr Beckett situation W prevented managing 318 today when Edward Wills Harry will be greatly enlarged If the scenes " ble director of the Hotel Bigelow and trict 1500 the prison hospital Death the popuaverage reaches OUTSIDE Mrs Beckett returned Tuesday night the 1400 WARDEN was caused by suffocation Wills of Ogden wil be 49500 was outside I had been serving from a motor trip through the east lation Thomas from five to seven "Warden a show would nobody see as far as' Chicago and touching yerage that to 1200 42900 from Cuyahoga county for guess watching en I 45200 1300 average cities conie in as years Denver Omaha and other had he If away 39600 got ' larceny average 9 to route soon as he go' here and triedmen One hundred and forty convicts the out were orMr Beckett made the trip to study those to prisoners the penitentiary today get him But it s a dered tourist conditions for this coming institutions state have helped would to other sent come to after to relieve tmmer and reports that Ogden will conditions good thing he didnt 4000 have a record influx this year The prisoners 300 died those Business conditions through the to the yard would have torn him One hundred Vent to the London middle west are a little slow to pieces farm 20 to the Lima state hospital -but reports are that it has picked up BALDRIDGE liegjm nien as soon the dying BY As for the insane and 20 to the Roseconsiderable since the good weathblock I cell on the out come brick plant It was announced to er set to sent 15 ville he and would be made to tne no the transfers called bishop valley oan Junction TOose Ogden and the Salt Lake month which is to more help priests us and I City brick plant is from three weeks to a believe ' Acts On fully Governor Idaho victs trusted crowded to capacity ahead of the rest of' the country was our continual admonition to Widows mothers fathers brothers it said many he Conference National passed through and orderly that and sisters of the 318 dead convicts be to them peaceful are still plowing places the farmers In Salt Lake prevented a riot rather than the crowded the penitentiary today and have not sowed their crops yet formed soldiers' bayonets" Timidly and tearfully they Roads are to solendld condition of the bars the mass a in Governor against BOISE April 23— (AP)— he reported with Wyoming showing 23— (AP)— O April COLUMBUS office gate of the big prison where all gravel or oiled roads and Iowa H C Baldridge chairman of the toeir thouthe unrest oiled among or smoke snuffed out the bves of table of A spirit and Nebraska either paved set to committee little a at today Inside of the Chit arrangements loved ones sands of convicts early today In visiting the office Union Paci- June 27 and 28 as the dates for the Ohio state penitentiary scene oi sat a “trusty” pencil in hand and caga Northwestern and when reference book before him to pass fic tourist bureau to Chicago Mr aiming conference of western states the tragic fire Monday night death to burned gate and were spoke that 318 them beyond the outer they Beckett reported prisoners Lake to Salt held be to governors Amanda Miss dawn at of L Burger disappeared into the custody of very highly of Ogden J said sub- or suffocated to warden there the the that invited governors that and of bureau of the fears guards Thomas daughter the and manager clerk record of the was chief tourists Bonzo discussion the trouble dissipated a spoke Dan for to person and would be mit questions sorted convicts tight-lipp600 Thomas' negro Miss that fact to sent The the splendid talks given here by Mayor to letters tn addition to wooden barracks in the cards and passed out information Francis and the fine entertainment advising them of the date housed were governors comOf not locked to and that while Bonzo aided her Both were provided by the chamber matter suggested yards and the subject men in the idle acting for Warden Preston E merce thousand orseveral invitations were extended to — ' were restless and Thomas who had issued the orders 44 to reclama- house cell blocks ganizations interested and caused for the claiming of the dead defiant almost agricul- at times tion forestry mining Leave for break liberty a to fear to and FACES AGAINST BARS send to guards ture representatives m a 6 and m today 4 a between were pressed against the Faces present papers at the conference locked not were convicts The continuance5 negro of the tired weary— faces with lines general bars In kinscores sorrow discussions had at the Boise con- in because prison officials feared of Among The folk to Ohio’s the deadofstood wooden buildings to the last fire Of the' ference year governors prison is women Members of the Ogden chamber be directed this men to the idle house whichwere weeping Around them the of commerce who will attend the discussions will "White City” known as the members of the more convention of the year along the lines of reclama behind steel cages but crowd composed eightenth annual to locked invisible circles— of the reforestation drawn had disposal tion United commerce the of chamber of cells to their not were tn a small in public them allowing remaining unappropriated States to Washington D o C will BREAK IS FEARED and old and Mothers in alone airways to be highways clock grief domain 7:05 at leave this evening guards At 4 a m when cell block defiant 44company with Paul G Clagstone the and unrest the reported some of division manager of the westerneast the men acting attitude of after Hlisband who is making the trip On to charge Lockhardt E H Captain a two weeks’ visit ip this region Hall who John of to place Captain national Those going include E R Alton called guard was off duty the past president and director of conference He feared Into officers chairchamber and H P Iverson a break for liberty over the stockman of the traffic Committee C C 23— ade and over the idle house Ida MARIES ST April Hines of San Francisco 'vice presi (AP)— Charged with the murder of that much to Lockhardt dent of the Globe Grain and Mill Ray Cole last August to a rooming bis surprise reported quieted the prisoners tog company Who is to Ogden will house following an argument over down at dawn and retired to their ’ accompany the party attentions he believed Cole was cells i of the Og- paring A E Becker presid Ward faced wife mentioned Chet promihis Captain Hall Inden chamber left Friday by auto hlS second trial here today A Jury nently 'Governor Cooper’s in mobile for the convention which is to the first trial last January diswas disaster fire of the vestigation to be held from April 28 to May 1 not on duty last night because "he agreed ” 44 The state called 13 witnesses be- did not feel well" Other guards said fore adjournment last night after Hall is 71 years old Sends the jury had been selected Because of the disorganized con44 dition within the Prison breakfast News Oil late When today was two hours WORRY OVER WATER were convicts of barrel first squads That a twenty thousand TWIN FALLS Ida April 23— the ran breakfast out for they ordered came to Tuesday on his (AP)— With the approach sumof to the across dining news the was the Oklahoma property prison yard mer water problems already are halls shouting and laughing received here today from W H facing this city The temperahigh relatives met Bailey 3080 Washington avenueIs ture Sunday and Monday alarmed Many persons whose visited the peninow to Oklahoma City The well to fire the on death council as the demand the for No 1 Bailey of T B Slick in the the city this asking morning water tentiary grew system heavy bodies remove the extreme northern edge of the city oil The city to facilpermission cost of additional storage field to the midst of the recent ities has been estimated at 890000 Manv of the women were crying All extensively drilled area of Okla homa The well was "cored from 6442 to 6450 feet home Mr Bailey who starts for UnionPacific veteran a is today' engineer having been on the railroad for 28 years 44 LIBEL SUIT IN NEVADA CABIN ’ s (Continued From Page One) the National Bank of Commerce He further detailed other business positions he held and now holds and said he has been officers in the pur and Woodmen lodges Including those of state ofncers Also he relocal lated he has been state and associapresident of the Merchant’s served three terms as a tion the chamber of comof director merce He related further that hehas met many people and has ac- SLAYING CASE - CLEVELAND April 23— (AP)— Joseph A Morlock Jr 23 South Euclid has confessed slaying his father and a companion in a Nevada tomining camp it wax announced H Jack Bilkey of day by Marshal South Euclid Cleveland suburb an Uorlock’s confession followed admission by Kenneth Carter 24 of the 'United Court land Ohio that he too was States Involved in a double murder Bilkey Mr Pratt he Upon questions from said-2644 Van Buren ad-- 1 said he lives at The marshal said the youths his wife and two chil-mitt- ed they I apnuewithhat the double killing when paa two married were surprised searching a cabin atMorlock's father's mine in the Newhat cffect the challenged vada hills hoping to find money publications had upon him he said his The elder Morlock was shot and was became nervous and excited that I Herbert Hulsey companion g publications "came like a shot clubbed to death Joul 0f heaven” His daughter Morlock Jr said be and his fath-- 1 I brought a paper home with her he er were in Nevada last July and I jrom dance she had attended Insane was "I nearly staked out eight good gold claims last No--1 Mr adding Williams asserted his family They returned to Cleveland vember to obtain capital and started j ted to quiet him but "I never gotback to Nevada taking Carter along J any rest—I’m a nervous temperawith them The three set out to an ment anyway— I couldn’t sleep for old truck and argued with each oth two weeks without taking powders ‘er continually because the elder The excitement came on Sunday Morlock would not provide money July 14 he continued People called down They him tried to cool for food for the two youths Sr I was i worried nearlymyself Ied crazy said at Fabiens Texas Morlockhitch(deserted the youths and they to Ne- - J thought that there might be an PTri1ff or something I never slept their way to his cabin It’s on my couldn’t vada Bilkey said I all sleep at quit— it couldn t Carter said they were to the Mor- - J mind now — it never lock cabin hunting for money when I quit It will be with me all my and life” iiuisev acneared They boundwhen! and death At this point to his examination to clubbed him shot J Mr Williams commenced to cry and Morlock Sr appeared his son mar- wiped tears from his eyes to death according to the I world thai "It looked like the wholeconttohe me” finally against -onlued wWJe Seek until TO a SSSdlSfwoo at Kart (or VS? came to me ihe account of Morlock Sr drove friends related that he knew the He then to Salt Lake City and then returned Morlock I paper was not friendly to him that 4°af had gen active to thjMBeven laSrhuSlytoeand eon- -- he with but said uH copieslessed Bilkey talked with Jfceat sion was kept secret until Carterwas near Warren Ohio ters office alone a week SrRn‘hare exnectedto be returned I was elected city commissioner APPOINTMENTS DISCUSSED to Nevada to stand trial "I was trying to find out who was mayor—Eldredge or Francis” he declared "El dredge had some ap- 4 a 1 suc-cumbe- ed Delegates For East Tonight iJ v Him I States ne ereari Ege I lig?tofsphof 1 cross-examinati- II I 4 r on Engineer 'Discovery' oil-we- or -- : constipation I’d have such terrible bilious sainole of water taken from the dizzy spells at times that bIJ I July 1st City water supplycontamlna shsows before ‘danced’ my of a spots degree and enclosed)can-ovand when I stooped over ‘reel (Copy of report Wheeler tried - to get up I’d nearly with am informed that the into the Then I suffered yon water had been turned y doubtless which of small knife-lik- e In water the system pains “ contemtoatiomas the would for counts back that at times of the water seem to shoot all over me I I separate test was negative wells the from ffTYpd to live on a light I -will recall that you were re Advanced Pupils Am- Friday Evening Open -West Palm Beach bootieggexwaof here a juij to Public acquitted by second degree murder of a charge the admitted shcxit-fngrowing out of federal Advanced music students of SacrM prohibition of two Heart here home January academy will present a recital agents at his to the academy assembly hall at jury deliberated 25 minutes o’clock Friday evening parent5 friends are invited to attend Th bars program will be as follows: sorrowful glanced first at the shut had which for varying periodsworld ana Ensemble Barcarolle (Offenha off their sons from the Irene1 Miller at the filing clerk violins then beyond themknown Edna Clark Wessler Udell Elfi? errant their who might have Madeleine Hess Marguerite McDmf' smoke ln the died ones who aid Alice Balan Evelyn Here half abashed as he entered Ethel Dae saxophone claims stood the door to present hisfrom Bov er Arleen piano old the a father not long Fire Dance Piano to Uluprter) Rpr country who seemed not Quite nadlne Blaes song From doll-lik- e the There comprehend of the Sky-blWater fCadmS? face of a young girl was wet with Beulah Alton piano Arleen Bo er ? ue ' tears Reading How Did You Die? (Ooovh Brooks Piano ArabSS! NO BULLET WOUNDS the dead Dorothy (Leschetizki) Arleen Bower jWe Rumors that some of were My Thought of You (Ashford) had committed suicide or the shot Miller piano Ethel Dale Steveru to death by guards dpringdenied turtomoil were emphatically Reading My Windows (SisterM regular Madeleva) Gladys Minnoch SW day by Captain C B aWeir director at An Autumn Sunset (Moran) Eat army reserve officer He said not Fenton Vocal quartet AlpmrRosf the temporary morgue Irene Miller MadT one of the bodies showed evidence (Smith-Lyne- s) leine Clark Beulah Alton Ariel’ of a shot or of suicide of the work Bower piano Florence Watts Piann Captain Weira told task lor Prelude Op 28 No 19 (Chopin) Lu herculean at the mofgue cile Bell Reading The Legend 0f First undertakers hf aid'were St the Christopher (Jackson) Catherine men made certain that aU work O’Connor Violin Kuiavuak (Wien dead At 2 a m Tuesday the Irene Miller piano Ethel of embalming started Exactlyem-24 iawski)t Dale Stevens Plano PoUchmelle hours later all bodies had been Madeleine Clark to (Rachmaninoff) thq balmed dressed and placed Song valse Arietta “Romeo et Ju Virginia Loughran-pianSoldiers stood at attention at the’ liette” (Gounod) Loretta Thinnes Piano Coni At end of the long rows of caskets cert Etude (Louise Wright) Ethel the foot of each rested a flora Dale Stevens state? of the a remembrance piece Aunt Jane’s Trip to the Reading 5 of Ohio (Cooke) Margaret Smith Saddened by the tragedy Gover- City Invitation to the Dance (C nor Myers Y Cooper visited the Piano M von Weber) Madeleine Clark morgue during the morning Ethel Dale Stevens Absent 44 The Fairy piper of all the leaf tobacco was Sacred Heart last Cuba year exported from Glee club piano Ethel Dale Stevenn brmarht bv the United -- o ’ Two-thir- ds (Brewer-Stebbin- s) Statesj i FOR A PACKARD ? T$ky not ownone ll HINCHCLIFF WILL CONDUCT RECITAL ut : BEAR RIVER YOUTH IS MEDAL WINNER until ia deiiga auut to th atb d(m bat $150 Down $150 Week 2 o’clock $1 Down $1 Week f I that city i understand but has 'the apptus purchased to have U tostMled The neglected board of heaitn must insist that this shah be done Immediately and canyon supply that the Wheeler until the chlorshall be turned off to Is toator operation -The board has certified the water supply to the United States public health service for use on trains with the understanding that it should be sterilized and we shall be obliged to withdraw such certification- unless the above requests are complied with “Yours very truly "T B BEATTY “State Health Commissioner" REPLY IS INTRODUCED Mr Williams' reply to the Beatty letter was also introduced in evidence It acknowledged receipt of the Beatty letter including the reports on the contaminated water It said the city had been unavoidably " would undoubtedly be in Elsin We offer you e wide selection In many new designs ac-m- That's the way Rice Krispies sound when you pour on milk or cream The crispiest cereal ever made! Rice Krispies are toasted rice grains Golden-brow- n ! Delicious for breakfast lunch Or supper Add fru:ts in the or honey Oven-fres- h package At red-and-gre- en Our A popoljurlXinaBrttb 13 5ewd MbscuIib ia d njoremeet aica with stardr wnit btod FINANCE PLAN that ku won the tpptonl of mea who warn their watch to bclwt riht S r 4 Convenient on Weekly 5 er h Modern Methdd of Purchasing f The price of the most popular model of the Packard Standard Sedan— is but $24S5 at the factory Eight— die Ten other body styles are available on the ZVz and 134!2-incwheelbases at from $2425 to $2885 We will gladly accept your present car as cash If it Is of average value it will make or exceed the down payment on your Packard Standard Eight The remainder can be arranged in convenient monthly payments— so that lyou take possession of your Packard with no cash outlay whatever When may we serve you? i! ::l I A five-passeng- Is a —gas oil and tires — show no readily appreciate actually cost less f v Finally you will find' that depredation — the one big item of ownership expense— costs no more for the Packard than for car provided the Packard is driven twice as long a half-pric- e And this offsets the difference in purchase price 1 ! It is literally true therefore that you are paying Packard ownership costs if you are driving a car of li2e size and trading it in every year or two without enjoying die advantages of Pochard performance Packard comfort beauty and distinction Why no t then have the Packard? JWhy not siv thtm the sifts they would choose themselves? u itc f 1 ALWAYS Aa Hrfa Ltomalri cty rate tod depcodablB epcci-ll- y nnd a sndoBtioa silt c And that repairs for the Packard for reasons which you Be Cherished ttttd ia Qia sold tiled cbm i dollars annually That the three operating advantage for either car Gift That Will A IS Jewtl whin kmt Conserrathr - the same That I £ That insurance may be slightly higher but only by a few garage cost is Will Recall Your "Best Wishes ‘ for Many Years A to Come co-oper- ate f t A GIFT That who as a student at the Bear River High school raised the largest ton litter grown west Of the Mississippi river hay been awarded the Utah’ State Bankers’ association gold medal for outstanding swine project during the past year F P Champ chairman of the committee announces Andreason’s litter which consisted of 16 pigs at birth weighed 41735 180 days later the duration pounds of ' the contest Reed Andreason er you repairs and depredation Compare these costs as between a any car of its size down to half its price ancf you will find: That the license cost for the' Packard is little if any more t delayed to the installation of the chlortoator and expressed a willingwith the state ness to board to keep the city water pure Questioned on the Beatty letter dated July 6 which he said Mayor Francis handed to him unopened on July 8 he said there were no enclosures to it as mentioned above concerning water tests He was beline when ing questioned along thiswas taken the noon adjournment garageand insurance gasoline oil and tires bile-license : 44 Sag The important thing to consider in the Imying of a motoi thk cost of owning agr is not the price of purchase-bThere are eight items of cost involved in owning any automo- Lester Hinchcliff will present a group of piano pupils at 8:15 o’clock Friday evening in a recital in Glen Brothers hall Friends are Invited Those taking part are: Wesley Woolsey Anna de Mick Dorothy McCoy Lucile Thayer Glen Beth Arlene Mtonoch Foulger Browning Dorothy Brewer Dale Browning Lucile Wallwork Carlene Lindquist Richard Hinchcliff Dale Gardner O j 1 tested by the state board of health to discontinue the use o: ' last year I About of lead in my stomach xyneeler canyon water until chlorto-a- ll should be installed the sleep I got was cat naps I ation apparatus tne in miserable so the purpose o for I 'felt and and operated the water which was morning I could hardly ‘pull sterilizing to be myself together has start-- proved the AEjE BAYII N G I -- s 5 WEST PALM BEACH rla' April 23— (UP) —George W Moor alleged 1 er 1 “I got better as soon as I Pills ed on Sargon and Sargon on and five bottles put me backeat-1 my feet In fine shape I mnever I wolf’ and a ing like have the slightest sign of Indiand feel gestion I sleep good as I ever as strong and vigorous did in my life I’ve been' waiting to see if my relief would last and I can truthfully say that not one of my troubles have returned Lots of my friends have remarked about how well I look! "Sargon Soft Mass Pills relieved me entirely of constipation and bilious dizzy attacks and mv tongue has cleared up I think miles ahead of any Siron isever put before the mcine public” In Sirgon may be obtained -- ohn-£c- n at btoh Schramm J Ogden drug stores RECITAL Again Trial For Murder t a HOLD FREED BY JURY -- made and pointments he wanted to I said he go Packard had said was competent had been there 16 years and that I intended to have : FROM SARGON a business and not a political administration" “He said Packard had insulted and called him names and Francis SAYS LASTED HE had to go He said I had been elected with Francis and not with went after i Harman Peery— if we we would and would and he Sound Is resign Peery Digestion M administration1 nice a have ii WifV j Lengthy arguments followed when Strengtn fetays Mn Williams answered that nothing was said regarding his need of the Hotel Man paper Mr Woolley was not suc cessful In his attempt to have the court strike the testimony concern-mediciSareon the new and different from suftog Mr comes to eery IOSES ABOUT X5 FOUW1IS vtdfh an arrav of COHYlnC I genuine merit! ing proof ofof itsactual cases can Thousands I added Sit exhe be cited where men and women didn’t attend to his usual business or social tasks although he went to Rotary On by Mr Woolley Mr Williams said he still held each position to society he had held on July 14 except those which had normally expired He said ‘he is 5 feet 6 Inches tall and weighs 199 pounds and that on July 14 he weighed 207 pounds "You are in better health when you are not eo fat?” Mr Woolley asked Yes It is a good thing to lose weight I guess when you lose It from exercise and not from worry" Mr Williams said he took and read the Salt Lake Tribune during July of last year He also said he was present at a meeting of the city commission on July 8 six days before the challenged publication when information contained to a news article appearing the same was day to The Standard-Examingiven to the reporter This article published July 8 was an account of a special meeting of the the city commission called for purpose of letting bids for a chlor-inatJOHN N PACKER house on Wheeler creek It from all walks cf life have testi- related that the commission had let fied that it brought them new the contract for the house to the health strength and vigor Con- Wheelwright Construction companysider what Sargon did for John for 8310 the chlortoator itself havN Packer of 63 East First South tn already been purchased further said that the St Salt Lake City who Is the Thehadarticle decided to chlorinate and clerk known well city and popular is a use the waters of Wheeler creek for the Lincoln Hotel He Latterthe chlorine could not be tastmember cf the Church of hun- that ed and that Wheeler creektowater -Day Saints and has 1929 been used that far not had read Mr Williams dreds of friends who will with while on the stand was given that article to his statement about Sargon ' interest: read When he had read it he said information on “I naturally come In contact that at the time thewas based was the article with people from all over the I hlch out know that not did he a country and hardly day passes given was then run water creek Wheeler recommend don’t Sargon that I to the mains to someone But it’s no won-- 1 pin LETTER FROM BEATTY in believer a I’m great der that from Dr T B Beata letter Then a this medicine! Since taking commissioner to state health treatment myself I’m stronger ty and city commissioners the mayor and in better health than was introduced to evidence That been in years - letter said: "July 6 1929 My health had been gradualCommission-year- s four me and for on j “Hon City back Mayor ly going badso ers and I had gotten ly rundown I could hardly stay “Ogden Utah I ACADEMY WILL BOOTLEGGER IS -- 1 : over-crowd- ed -- FINE RESULTS ? i DATES CHOSEN t£r f - t 1 i' epi-fcik- 'I oin i -- £££ 06DEN SOON TO StATEAT FAULT LEARN ITS SIZE PRIEST CHARGES TOURIST TRADE were sent to the horticulural buildgrounds ing pn the Ohio statearefair laid out where the 318 bodies DEATH TOLL GROWS The Ohio state board of identifi- 23 iota !' 4 or Monthly Terms $150 Down all grocers - Made by in Kellogg Strong- Nqtors! RICE Rattle Greek 447 tmnis CREDIT JEWELERS RICE HRHSRIES 'K 2405 Washington Ave 25th Street HE A J W H 1 O W NS t |