Show er i t ir f i FRIDAY EVENING- APRIL 25 1930 - THE OGDEN STANDARD - EXAMINER ft Arson For Thrill WEED CONTROL RESULTS ' seen “W- White Top Appears Most Difficult jTo Kill With Chemicals ' - V A f ‘ v purpose being to demonstrate effectiveness of chemicals in mbatur-- g weeds t Weber county men are uccrce F Stallings president of the vwtr county farm bureau LeRoy district agricultural v3rh - A L Christiansen Inspec- -: county agri-- ‘ ral agent and Amasa Hammon 7 er county commissioner pi: stallings said today that of-attendance felt that the rations were extremely la- 'zoa Chemicals were used on m ’ of morning glories sow k ’tnicti :o thls-d- c white top The latter weed the most thrifty and dilfi-- l ccmbat uccrge Stewart of the UtahAgricultural college expeni nation explained tne amount on the various tmicals usedmethods and time f of weeds what ppicationm future tne farmers experiments expect i : wi nai do in the farmers should A 1 ling weeds U'use interested in details of the f errrnis may obtain information ‘'At the olfices of either Mr Marsh cr Mr Christiansen ir i- Really Will f - Jailed As Cattle Rustlers Two Women In Chateau " x v Annual barbecue and Indoor Jollification of the Weber County Fish and Game Protective association will be held Saturday evening May 3 in the American Legion chateau Walter Grossenbach chairman of the topublicity committee announced ! ' ' day The meeting was originally scheduled to be held In the Ogden armory but this building could not be obtained It is expected that close to 700 persons will be present Prominent men of the state who will be invited include Governor George K Dem J Arthur Mecham' commissioner of fish and game Newell Cook' deputy game commissioner and the presidents and boards of the other associations throughout J the state ' 4'i - ' The meeting will be under the direction of T J Thomas chairman Cf the barbecue committee Preparation cf the four deer which have X t soda ted Preaa Photo been obtained will be under the Florence Jenkt stenographer et charge of Adolph Miller Jr The the Belleville Stove works Belle- animals will be cooked in the large ville III confessed police said that ovens cf the Washingtonofmarket the proSam Jost chairman he started a half a dozen fires In out sevis committee working -gram the plant for the thrill of It- eral stunts and promises a lively time to all present f - ' - uh Performances were givvi in the chateau Wednesday and Thursday nights The leading role played by M C Tanner also director of the to a markplay found him versatile Ekins played degree Mrs Vern R ed a character part to a degree of Stevens Eleanore perfection Yvonne Peirce and Dorothy Knolden three charming young women of considerable dramatic ability and talent played parts which brought L V them a great deal of praise hard-boila of the Call playing part detective did especially fine j CIRCLE WORLD t He Hopes To Lower Graf Zeppelin Mark On " Flight I No 9 - Odd Fellows Will Pop Glasses Clink FOUR STOLEN J At Bartender Party Hold Celebration CARS LOCATED NEW YORK April 26— (UP— No 5 IndependThe Legion To Present v AVIATOR WOULD Its Play Once More Because of a large number of requests received from interested persons the American Legion's play Workers” will be repeated in And Game “Fast next Wednesday night chateau! the Take Place ' April 30 according to Commander V J Harrow of Herman Baker post v importantand extensive weed in the state at Davis county v’? BE HELD MAY 3 Annual iFish al - ' ' Fcjt men prominent In agTicul-:circles oLWeber coiinty were nresent Thursday on one of the '2C BARBECUE! WILL LOS ANGELES April 25— (UP)— John Henry Mears who set a speed record around the world in 1928 was due here today to accept delivery of his Lockheed airplane in which he hopes to lower the mark established by the Graf Zepglobe-encircli- ng 1 Ogden lodge ent Order bf Odd Fellows will celebrate their one hundred second anSaturday niversary at 8:30 Oo'clock O F hall with evening in the I a program and luncheon Odd Fellows are invited to bring their families Also invited are the Queen City Rebekah lodgej No 4 and families Following are the committeesMil-in Helner J Sugar A charge: J Bessie Cass Mrs Maud ler Miss Crum- Mrs Martha Miller dear dead days of the stems the Tom Collins and the Ee fizzfrappe came crowding back Barkist night as 2000 members ofdanced-awafenders’ union local No 70 the evening with their wives slaughters and sweethearts who had $ There were men there fhouted orders to a skinny waiter ailed Irving Berlin in Nigger place in Pell street lopg Andrew Volstead came out' or he west Last night they clinked heir soda pop glasses together in oasts for things as they used to be md then solemnly took a survey of the guests "It is the consensus of this meeting” shouted the spokesman Four or five automobiles stolen in Ogden Thursday afternoon and evening were reported recovered this morning by police and an owner of one of the machines Nothing had been heard of the fifth machine The cars recovered belong to E O Twenty-fourt- h 268 Turnbloom street E A Kalidis 3249 Lincoln avenue L N Cottle of Plain City and E F Piers local architect The propQueen City Rebekah lodge will unrecovered machine Is437theTwelfth meet at 8 o’clock Saturday evening erty of Clarence Funk in the OdC Fellows’ hall for a short street business meeting before joining the Police were of the opinion that the Odd Fellows in their anniversary four recovered automobile! were fthat prohibition Is wabbling”party Visiting members are wel- stolen by youths for joy riding 1 come 4 - pelin The famous aviator expects to launch his newest flight attempt in Jtine starting out across the Atlantic from a point in Newfoundland He will attempt to cross the Atwork Wayne A Gudmundson lantic landing in EnglandoverFrom Thomas F Welsh and William H there Mears plans to fly across Euthe in Hoskins handled their roles the Siberia Russia and rope same excellent fashion as the others Pacific and thence back of the cast to New York In 1929 the Graf Zeppelin lowered Mears’ record by encircling the globe in 21 days sevenu hours and 33 minGoing : utes Ogden mark was 23 days 15 hours On Summer Hours andMears' 21 minutes He flew overland j by boat across the Atasso- and traveledPacific oceans The Ogden Clearing House sumlantic and ciation todiy announced the mer hours for the banks of Ogden 9 until 12 following a meeting Thursday aft- and on Saturday from ernoon Beginning May 1 Jhe banks o’clock as usual They will mainwill be open from 9 until 2oco1ck tain these hours until September 30 ed to-Alas- — Two Stolen Horses Reported Recovered ka i ADDED ANOTHER ONE "Why is Mabel so put out? The papers gave- - a full account of her y Mile-Hater- 1 ’s be-o- re 7 - I KANSAS CITY April 25— (AP— wedding” "Yes they put ‘Miss Blackfield collec- Holdup men are getting smarter or was married to a well-knoat least bolder a fact to which ” tor of ’antiques' — Nebelspalter C Gray a grocer can testify today Last night two men entered disclose whether the thieves had fiis store and locked him in- the rebeen captured frigerator after taking $125 in cash The horses a saddle and some md a $25 watch All of which is orthodox procebridles were stolen Wednesday afternoon from Noble’s Riverdale prop- dure among the hold-u- p gentry As for getting smarter well the erty Two other horses were reported stolen from a Coaiyille farm the fiair escaped in the groceryman’s valued at $500 dav prior wn Banks Vigilance on the part of peace officers of Ogden and Brigham City has resulted in the finding of two stolen horses at Brigham City it was reported at Ogden police headquarters today Detective C E Noble and his brother Lawrence Noble owner of the horses left for Brigham City to return them Information received from Sheriff John Zundel did not ‘ Ed-fx-a- rd - Here's What You Need for Summer's Idle Hours! 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