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RE-ENAC- RESCUES T ALLOW RIVALS 'J 4" VIADUCT MADE MEET SUBJECT jt 4 TO GAIN TRADE i i Span On New Road Will Be Discussed In Ogden Saturday i ' ‘Industry's Products Must Be Advertised Says Idaho Authority U ) ‘ i I if Conference of Oregon Short Line railway officials Weber county commissioners and state highway commissioners will he held Saturday in Ogden to discuss division of costs for a viaduct to be erected over the O I’ M i f BOISE April 25 (AF) —Dairy men of the country have been asleep ' at the switch and have lost right of the stern necessity of advertising their products George Tucker state director of dairying told a local club ? - 9f A s t i today In an address stuffed with to show the great value of thefigures dairy fi x cow to the Boise valley and to the state he declared that other products once difficult to sell had taken V a firm place on the market and dairv products could do as well Il seems to me that we have been asleep at the switch In the matter of educational work for our products" he said “We have taken the attitude that the merits of dairy products will do all the advertising and in the meantime other foods are cutting in on the use of butter and cheese" He stated that economists believed 35 cents of every food dollar should go to milk products while two pictures show convicts demonstrating how-therescued scores of prisoners from the bl&z- dietitians even advocated 44 cents ing These block cell at 30(5 Ohio more State died where than Sledge hammers steel snippers and penitentiary At present it is- about 22 cents of crowbars were utilized to break the locks and cut grating on the cell the food dollar — The California market is the logever not ical one for Idaho to build up he that Cleghorn had written the check he saying that he was said but urged dairymen not to lose GAR BOUGHT ON not in Ogden at all This led to the sight of the home market report to the theritr office that the name on the Check had been forged K Holt and a hurried Investigation was inFORGED CHECK stituted Executive committee of It was learned that a’ young theMeeting— W C T u will meet at 11 & tn Ogden man bad been seen with a tomorrow Is Called By at the home of Mrs E H new car upon which was a sticker v r Directors of departSheriff Office Informed carrying the name of Kenneth Cleg-ho- Hutsinpillar Alberteen Kapp Holt wife of Clifofficers ments are also Invited to be present The Thursday night $500 Paper Is Found ford Holt died at 3 o'clock this are now looking for this suspect a local hospital after a Mr Hinckley said the buyer while morning in Examinations — Frank L Worthless short illness She was born in In his place of business stepped to assistant radio inspector for Kellogg the deKanesrtlle on January 31 1802 a the telephone and talked with the partment of commerce announces ofwas to It the sheriff's reported American Fork cashier daughter of John ana Carrie that examinations for all classes of today that Thursday afternoon ing Cleghorn and talkingimpersonathis about Kapp Her home at the time fice radio operator licenses will be held of her death was in Sait Lake and a man giving his name as Kenneth account in the bank in the Salt Lake postoffica building entered the business place she had come to Ogden for treat- Cleghorn 9 a m on April 28 at ment She had made her home here of Robert H Hinckley Inc 2810 Is Seized for many yean before going to Salt Washington avenue and purchased National Prprram— The first Lake Surviving are tho husband a new car making the first payment Whisky tional broadcas over KLO will be on a check sum of the $500 in and parents and the following broth- by on Sunday at 11 o'clock presented ers and sisters: Jerry and Chris bank ni American Fork f rom the key station c°rae JEll1 The cashier of the American Fork Kapp of Ogden John Heine Jacob KFWM of Oakland sponsored by Katherine Jane and William Kapp bank was questioned over the teleeral the International IDAHO FALLS April 25— Bible Students’ as of Kanesvihe phone about Cleghorn’s account Deagents and Deputy Pat Bai- soclgtion Services will be held after- scription of the man buying the car ley of the Fremont county sheriff’s noon at 1 o'clock inSunday the Second corresponded with that of Cleghorn office seized 590 gallons of moonTheft — George Locbhead Jr of ward chapel with Counselor R D so the bank cashier said The cash- shine whisky in the raid near Hen- 2740 avenue reported to Pin cock presiding Friends may call ier also stated that Cleghorn’s ac- ry’s lake in the Targhee forest last policeJefferson some mechanic’s that today at the home of a brother 2735 Lin- count was all right and he could see night tools had been stolen from his ga coln avenue Saturday afternoon and no reason why the check was not George B Ingall was arrested and rage during the last few days evening and Sunday until time of good for that amount held under bond at St Anthony services Interment will be made The sale was closed and the sup- The haul was biggest ever made ’From Chapel— Edward West 2665 in the Ogden city cemetery under posed Cleghorn drove away with the in this district the A was Monroe averuie reported to police the direction of Lindquist & Sons car It developed this morninv how also taken bv the officers still Thursday night that a - vest and I y Qity Briefs Alberteen Death rn Bou-wht- us ‘I In Idaho Raid (API-Fed- J A y 90-gall- r Sr will be held at the residence at 8:30 o’clock Saturday afternoon Ev- on 8 L tracks forming a part of the Twenty-fourt- h Death Curve-Wc- st street highway At present there la a small pile bridge over this O 8 L cut through the send ridge at a point near West Thirtieth street hut this must he replaced by a structure able to bear the traffic at a paved highway As the railroad wants to install a third track the new span must be about 75 feet in lentgh Ora Bundy of Ogden was low bidder for the contract to lay concrete on this roadway a dispavement tance of four and two-fifmiles His labor bid was $4750218 and the state will furnish materials making the total cost of the paving Contract will be awarded later th $89-763- 48 open face watch belonging to him were stolen from the Seednd ward chapel building Blanks Stolen—J Greenbapd 2263 Wall avenue Informed police Thursday afternoon that 60 check blanks numbered 1150 to 1199 of the Utah Wool and Hide company were stolen from his desk during the day The checks bear the name of Ogden State bank Cental ward Officers and teachers of the the tWedanston ward primary-me- t Hill L Charles Mrs of home A lesson hi child OKEHED nesday afternoon Lamont was given by Mrs training Fallowing the lesson rePassey freshments were served Present rchase of Site For New were Mrs Lamont Passey M£s Len Mrs Bodine Spencer George BarTraining School Is Mrs T J Diston Mrs John D Kate Mrs ton Mrs Fred Varruth Ordered Mrs Bailey Mrs Otis Atkinson Aanerud Robert Neilson Mrs Anna' jT LAKE April 25— (AP) The ' and Mrs Hill sfate at building commission meetin-fcfr- e The junior prom Is being held Club this evening today approved the plans for Displayed the school gymnasium By the pew building at the state men-t- J hospital at Provo and ordered the EVANSTON Wyo April 25— Awards to fee given by the Evanston Life purchase of the American Pork site erection of a state training Lions club during the track meet to school be held bare under sponsorship of R K Brown engineer of the the Lions club and the high school ST' MARIES Idaho April 25— building commission and Judge on "May s are arriving and are oh CAP)— Chester Ward was convicted George P Parker state attorney display at the high school budding of murder here today “first were instructed to go tj a One of the awards Is a handsome for the degree Cole in general killing of Ray American Fork and complete pur" track shield which will b awarded quarrel recently over Ward s wife to the school which wins first place The Jury recommended life ' im- ebase of the building site n approval of plans for tho in the meet Another is a 'me prisonment court a new urging returned mental district’ to A hospital building Dr i the jury which be will awarded trophy was K' Taylor reported that at present Contestants verdict of guilty early today Ithav-inwinning relay team 953 patients were being cared for at first jury the trial second his in fourth and second third placing disagreed-Warthe institution which originally va the various events will receive ribdeclared that his wife was bfiilt to handle 577 persons bons As soon as the medals for those winning first place have arrived the various awards will be nesses to prove that last August placed on display in downtown show Ward was seen to enter the house Cole to talk to house to the went school windows The Evanston High that there were several shots that defense the went blank track team is getting into good shape His mind Ward fled followed by Cole uhef for the meet and it is said that the said and if he shot Cole it was tem- was staggering Cole died m ho insanity boys are coining near to the district porary state Introduced several wit- - pltal a short time later The track records hi the various events PLANS Trophies Offered Recommended For Idaho Murderer fr st d & The county spelling contest will be held in the high school building in Evanston at 2 o’clock Saturday afternoon Contestants from various districts of the county will participate Hie champion speller chosen will represent Uinta county in the state si held a — week next — Divorce— Judge Eugene E Pratt is being held under direction of Mrs Jennie Isherwood county superinin district court today granted a de- tendent of schools cree of divorce to Loraine L Dolan services for Ed Knoder Funeral against Francis E Dolan on the of were margrounds cruelty They ried in Salt Lake on August 21 1924 There are no children To Wed— Marriage licenses have been issued by ' the Weber county clerk to Floyd D Rowe Denver Colo and M Arville Morris of Sac- ramento Calif and to Charles L Farrell Oakland Cal and AJIia la of Omaha Neb Ra-dic- Safety Meetlng-wmeeting of the safety fir$t committee of the O U R & D company was held this morning in the office of the trainmaster F E Nichols joint freight agent acted as chairman From Denver— B H Taylor of Denver vice president in charge of traffic of the D & R G W railroad arrived in Ogden today in his private car fear a conference with C F Moulton general agent A H & A iANJO mh LESSONS We have a few good vsed banjos on hand will pay the teacher for one lesson If each weei we will loan Iron one of these banjos free of charge This fer is limited by the on hand and we small number of banj immediate arrange-thes- e suggest that you mak instruments ments to secure one A LUNCH ROOM “Nothing But the Best” Merchants Lunch H39 AMto7pM Short Orders At All Hours SATURDAY SPECIAL Corned Beef and Cabbage Potatoes Bread and Butter Glen Bros Ilusic Co 35c ooden Utah Coffee Or Milk 361 e 24th Street i $ ' 4 t I Tomorrow ? 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