Show 9 - THE OGDEN STANDARD Family Left By Air Mail Aviator : WIFE GIVES UP ll vC TREE PERCilER PUPILS TRACED W ews- s 1 Co-opera- Rhinelander Accepts Large Sum And Life r v Payments (AP) "las VEGAS Nev July 18— octoroon Mrs j Feature Pageant July 24 Program - vw —Alice Jones Rhinelander wife of Leonard Kip Rhinelander member of a prominent New York non-gradu- ate - Thursday surrendered her obtained fight against the divorce months several here husband her by ago Judge Edwards in district court formally accepted the property settlement drawn by attorneys for the couple and entered it as part of the records of the divorce case ’ The agreement calls for payment of $26500 cash to the daughter of a New Rochelle N Y cab driver and $3600 alimony annually for the remainder of her life In return she promised to drop all efforts to invalidate the Nevada divorce obtained by Rhinelander Attorneys indicated a second agreement under which Mrs Rhinelander received between $200000 and $500000 also was reachfamily Games May End At Midnight turkTagedIs 6 COMES FOR VISIT ft A v -- 5&KSioS? 1 ROBBER ed ' JUST MISTAKE EAGER TO STAY Rhinelander married Alice' Jones in 1924 and they lived together a When Rhinelander’s short time wealthy parents discovered the marriage they banished totheir son live with Rhinelander then went his wife in the humble home of her parents Later they separated Rhinelander in obtaining his di vorce here charged his wife took ad vantage of his youth and innocence and enticed him to marry her U n YOUTHS AVER UTAH ’ j Receive ' Governor Relates Lake Rescue Story ’ cultvrlatsj “ TYPlioOfiilLLS ' TEN PERSONS - e Large Stretches ofLan Laid Waste Houses Destroyed n - i ’ i NAGASAKI Japan July 18— (UP) typhoon struck Nagasaki today killing ten persons and laying waste land large stretches ofwere demolishec Ten buildings and many more badly damaged shrine The famous Hachiman near Fukuoka collapsed after the first onslaught of the typhoon For many years the shrine has been a Teligious center and the mecca of Japanese pilgrims 1 A Up Officers? “ 4 -- - Major Hines Visit Salt Lake BUTTEWESS been-enrolle- d s - Arrested Youth STILL STAGNANT On Assault Charge 1 - 1 BUTTE Mont July 18 — (UP)— After spending most of yesterday and last night in negotiations the volunteer committee which has urn dertaken the peaceful settlement o the strike here' returned to its de liberations today Meanwhile the city was at standstill with business in suspen sion because of the strike of union teamsters and machinists and the lockout of union clerks by the NEAR COMPLETION ” store owners GEORGE ST July 18— Installa--T' tion of the new street lighting system in St George at an approximate cost of $3000 wiil be complet‘Find' Study ed Saturday Plans are under way celebration of the for an informal ' - — Divorce Sought W:ED Stokes — Nature Claimed By Ogdenite Jr RENO Nev July 18— (AP)— W E D Stokes Jr filed suit for divorce here ‘Thursday against Florence Crittenden Stokes who came with him to Reno April 15 The papers In the case are sealed event YELLOWSTONE PARK Wyo 'July 18— Heretofore it was not generally believed bears ever returned to the same den3 they used during hibernation but proof they do is claimed by Frank Qberhansley of Ogden Utah Yellowstone national A special event starts tomor- tlie most 2354 Washington Ave Scandal Frocks (Ais sketched) and also Street Ensembles & Street Frocks I delightfully' fashioned of linene : : ‘Out-of-th- e- 79 to $279 —This model is also shown in flower ' —Sizes 14 to 20 Here are dresses that meet the demands of youth— for home wear — for sports — for every summer occasion prints that Woman Attacked By Police Dog In Provo PROVO July 18 — Ruth Welker suffered a badly lacerated right arm just below the elbow Thursday when a German police dog allegedly owned by Clarence Mildenhall attacked he while en route to work The dog knocked Miss Welker to the ground according to Police Of ficer Elmer Loveless who invest! ea'ed The dog is held in the police station pending further develop -- rival the beauty of printed crepes! now 1 Ordinary At Just Values --up TWIN FALLS July 18— (AP)— Pleading not guilty to a 6charge of daugh kidnaping Lore'a Cable ter of Francis Cable Twin Falls William Baraby 42 miner anc construction worker was being held here today for a preliminary hearing set by Probate Judge C A Bailey far next Thursday Baraby appeared in court yestercounday to enter his plea without sel although the day before he had asked for time in which to consult an attorney He did not ask admission to bail Baraby was arrested last Sunday evening after he is alleged to have induced Loreta and her sister Lor-el- da 4 to go riding with him The Washington state bureau of identification at Walla Wall yesterpolice a recday forwarded to local ord of Baraby which showed he had been sentenced in British Columbia in 1922 to serve two years for indecent assault Regularly $300 and $350 mercerized cottons and voile’ cotton in Bolero' styles' M1 -- Sale of Gordon Ingrain Hosiery broadcloth Ober-hansl- ey Miner Enters Plea To Kidnaping Charge i - ey em- phatic value the most drastic reduction in our history I -- Take a watch or diamond with you on your vacation Its possession will add to the happiness of your trip You don’t need cash-j- ust $1 of your! vacation money--pay the balance in small -- weekly amounts when you return row at 9 a m McCLANA'HAN'S park ranger naturalist While taking a company of visitors over the Mammoth hot springs nature trail which tour is a daily feature a bear den was noted There had been a heavy rain the nlgnt before Examining the ground around the entrance to the den it was discovered there were fresh bear tracks going away from the den and tracks the partially obliterated leading intowere den The tracks apparently those of a mother and her two cubs “This would indicate" Mr said “this bear family had taken shelter in the den in which it hibernated in the winter It also has been proved Mr said a mother bear with two cubs will go into hibernation with them a second year Upon the arrival of more offspring however she will have nothing to do with her former “children” and they at once become as strangers so far as the mother is concerned — mcnts Qvanston : GUNNISON July 18— The body of Don Lund son of Mr and Mrs-June 11- - was j W Lund who! on at Kdgen's Point Den- - SALT LAKE -- July 18 — CAP)— Listdrowned Draw food Logan Aggies mark arrived in New York City While his mother prepared ids encampment Visitors Told ' Weldon SLACK I K refueled MARY is which he with to By is The Tuesday body expected te of Occupations Now With To Mrs Mr and 8 of sen I arrive in Gunnison Saturday morn- Campbell followed Funeral services Associations will be held W A Campbell of this cityto es-is ling ' a tree attempting Gunnison the Valley high school perched in new: Is jat tree sitting recordtablish a LOGAN July 18 — Ohe oftbe most at 2 o’clock Sunday afternoon LOGAN July 18 —Cache county into the tree at- 2 climbed miswas The the as Mr Lund recently in boy a items serving illuminating for the third successive year won j of Utah i m ? of the L Wednesday D S church when issued director number sionary for the at farmers’ the attendance a the cup j he met his death State Agricultural college quarterencampment at the Utah State Agthe alumni assoricultural college with 989 present ih EVANSTON Wyo July 18— Pio ly published by i " is the information revealed Golf taking permanent possession of the neer day will be well celebrated in ciation of occupational two tables the by trophy arclassification of graduate and Box Elder and Weber tied for first Evanstoir this year according to are alumni This is the first made which contests being each ilace in the taking rangements of the different wo places while Duchesne won the by the committee in charge The dependable survey students of the which labor of fields ether SALT LAKE CITY July 18— understood will college engage in The following is is business it houses hisThe encampment passed into (AP— As long as the golf craze was Beginning at 1 the result: to daylight hours hard tory Thursday with the final session close at I o’clock will confined of classification be given at Occupational of Salt Lake didn’t being given over to an explanation o’clock a pageant citizens working arid alumni— Accountants and analysis of the proposed Nation- the city park Music will be fur graduate when mind But From garrulous golfers (Continued Page One) 14 army officers 11 auditors al Livestock Marketing association nished on into the night discarried far band Evanston athletics of city bankers 11 coaches bylhe was 20” and its divisions throughout the nasaid “I others ' he of rest something got always the along -32 turbing tion by J R Howard of the federal and numerous sports events will be II iV county agricultural agents and I wlth aU y wives very nicely ' 4r M done about it to be halt I “Of the descendants through my held"' There will also be a bail directors farm board ” And so patrons of miniature golf I The speaker explained the plan is game between the Union Pacific ath I Sd —Associated Press Photo mkultfStS !atr courses muTledjince which: dot the city must go 120 years to moved up of the individual Tetic club team and an outside team dents 78 Constantinople reasonable hour even as Mrs Maurice Graham and two children Melodile and Monte for the signing than at home demonstration home ago-given have some record I know patrons ofa dance growers rather present crganl In the evening a dance will beAnder254 halls the city comin survive Maurice Graham flier forced down in the Utah wilderness 8 homemakers agents war I had 22 mission has decided to work hand in hand Peter W Easton and Ferrell before rations but World the that Just what that found been ecclesiastical has whose and 130 posi I in last winter body with such associations for marketing son art in charge of arrangements business Uvins 111 Con' time will be hasn’t been decided — 23 ttSdchildrcn physicians "lawyers ll tions as have already been organized probably midnight or 1 a and dentists 30 national and state ' PICNIC DEFERRED Individuals through local and dis - MOVED PIANOS j of The commission’s action followed 21 presidents colleges trict organizations will raise 20 per The annual picnic of the Evan officers he persistent complaints from residen62 ! safes-- 1 I schools 1 2 of principals cent of the money needed for loans ston reclamation plant employes men 37 scientific work and re- land of my birth in Asia Minor and tial and apartment house dwellers while the government will provide which was scheduled to be held at 37 of my descendants there I know who said the chatter and laughter of 74 secretarial - work the remaining 80 per cent he said Como springs this coming Saturday search tradesmen lasted until the early excited 11 superintend skilled The intermountain states of Utah will not be held It is said that ents of schools 18 teachers and nothing” For 112 years until he was 135 hours ofputters IN morning as a train district the for special Idaho and Wyoming arrangements Agha says he worked as a porter supervisors 497 miscellanassociation will come under the re- usualy furnished the employes for schoolmen His last job was in a piano factory women 43 miscellaneous eous this the picnic were not practical at conBARMAIDS LIKED gional' organization the Western and in between 71 occupations movingne pianos 6 deceased alumni of Sentence Cattle Marketing association! he time due to the condition was always going to war times Wounded Man Fears Life Three 18— (AP)— As LONDON 331 July unknown added gested traffic on the road following war a There wasfirst of Sundernon Wilson ' against Coucillor of classification Joseph Occupational Rotten Egg ForTheir the recent blockade It is expected Imprisonment If Taken 3 poleon in Syria and Egypt he said land views the matter there will be Accountants alumni— later be i held graduate that the picnic will in the Turkish army no prohibition in England as long Bombardment To Coast officers 2 carpenters 16 - and he foughtwas The Woodruff stake priesthood army there the war with the as there are barmaids The barThen 6 agricounty Monday coaches of athletics meeting will be held next 11 I Greeks—“Oh more than a hundred maid he told the royal commission 4 18— Idaho1 engineers (UP) cultural PRESTON agents 18— o’clock 7 July at BALT LAKE July (UP)— evening July 21 at ra on licensing is a lady and forms a of mistaken farmers and Woodruff ejtft With a slim chance of life T C —Just a mere caseLeonard real barrier against prohibition the Perkins explained Hertel alias Frankie Jlertel today identity e: is a decent drinker and Slant Englishman and Sterril Hope Lyman 18— How two £?mtC!£clUSo0n SALT LAKE as a volunteer at the age of 103 I in' 17i : in respects woman thS traditionally weakly implored authorities to keep Clifton Idaho who used Mr anc Salt Lake girls July lawn the saved a boy from buineje lawyers eccle5ltlcCjo was in the artillery” he ex I a as Calder Mrs Kenneth Logan next of him in Utah instead Tuesday J 11 returning “and carried cannons on my drowning in Mirror lake was related Blyth legion home band will physicians and dentisfo 11 na plained give I fold remained there until he evening The city i him to California where he would target for rotten eggs claimed by Governor George H Dern Thursshouders” state Ere fish- a concert on the lawn during the tionai and they a °flc®rrsLjf brief The egg tossing tro smoothed of from on return life bis it out a face the prospect denied imprisonrepor day Agha indignantly I of c°llege ’ mistook the Calder car for one ing trip VEGETABLES AND SWEETS ment evening and ice cream and cake will j dent eleventh his divorced he had that 25 salesmen schools 5j Hertel leader of a jailbreak In driven by “friends” against whom The two girls each U years old kaurLi Agha again today said he had wife to marry the present Mme I work 26 skilled tradesmen 17 ' 66”— who never FAMILY ARRIVES tasted alcohol in his life nor are Elinor Fehr daughter of City Fresno Calif June 17 was critical- they had decided on egg reprisals-Judglistened Geddes a N Charles He lives he said mostly Mrs in tobacco" and wounded Commissioner Joseph Wednesday night ly and-Deeon vegetables and sweets daughFehr of Thompson divorced never my gun battle in which Patrolman Jesse sternly to the alibi late Thursday “Me? any I His American manager said he Barker and Harry Rynearson were then imposed a $3 fine against each ter of Mr and Mrs Roy Thompson wives” he grunted “I got along to had nice and youth and commanded that they Mr Thompson is president of the signed contracts fori Agha all1 11 them Slightly wounded with very they before two American sciendamages Lake County Fish and Game Evanston Mr Bell formerly work-- 1 pupations unknown The Fresno bandit said he had pay the Calders $14 Salt appear died all reveal The Calder car was en route from association ed in the mine at Cumberland violated the law twice— once when “Now women —I always am inter- tific bodies but declined to or the son of Gerald which was closed a short time ago - j of the societies names the he was jailed in Fresno and the Pocatello to Salt Lake In the back The brunette like them ested in them I Mr and Mrs William Hutchin- VtII ThiftyeS BrOkeH second time when he was caught in seat were Mr and Mrs Irwin Ja- Bills who was fishing in the lake best and plump” he said an offer was in' danger of drowning when son have moved from Cumberland He has refused Salt Lake He said he fell in with cobson Logan He sighed and went on: rotof where Hilliard shower followthe at filled said and Bell 52 weeks at ' $2500 a week from Authorities ranch to the his father’s boat capsized of a gang of Los Angeles thugs a had “In very I good my yputh so heavy for a few with water Hearing cries for help ithey will make their home which operBy time Yes a very good time How an American syndicate Times ing his discharge from the navy last ten eggs was the was Bible car m in on grave in were t classes two study who seconds that rowing to ates a flea circus in square The December the want r special girls last did you my long youth Atlantic in show walk a board 103 and organHertel asked that he be tried in danger of a crash The driver’s the lake hastened to the pinking which have been meeting daily9 at was I’m Oh until 18An I know? SALT LAKg July I t0 izedKangofautomobile ) thieves op getting old since then see” and he City Salt Lake on the charges of at- vision was impeded and distracted craft and rescued the lad taking the Presbyterian church from 1 missiles odoriferous claw-likBU whose w with And assault the sparkled e eyes and and hands Agha by Salt Labe Thurs- heM out one of hla tempted burglary erating between at of Gov waa this of mention observed the service evening with was by oostration Therescue broken brown recognition :— m was skin up attempt to commit murder Fresno that with covered t hugs Mont of the celebrities Amreica’s men some ernor and Mrs Dern and ‘their 7:30 o’clock The public is invited I day of He Officers are expected to arrive Satof four and dry and almost transparent in The capture m Sixty-thre- e with aupupils have party from the embankment 24 Z D Gutierrey 22 pulled the skin up into a little fold past bad never heard of P T Bar-nuurday or Sunday to confer of Will Palmer Earl 4--4 school Micci which in this vacation Bible thorities on the question the and hand Jesus his on of back and 20 the Rivers Jail which has been conducted by Dr F Antone state will handle the case COMO SPRINGS CAMP weeks of investigation several after church of the a life imprisonSAL TLAKE July 18—The an E Stemmer pastor breaking carries MOVE TO DENVER ment sentence in California °The officers claim they will be nuai camp for young people of Salt William Gibson and Mrs Mr and M with the Salvation the conducted Lake by 18— Major SALT LAKE July open Monday at Como family have left for Denver to make S2togSS3Siy automobiles Montana General John L Hines commandi- Army will asked to near Morgan The camp their home after' havingJsided authorities have beenautomobile corps area Springs Is ng1 general of the Ninth Years the for Evanston past in Commander week a with of last will number a with headquarters in Ban Francisco John George Barry and Mrs Barry Mr Gibson was foreman of the mo- meckSg are will- arrive in Salt Lake Friday shops wherethemen the reclama tne of in charge Scoutcraft hiking boat- tor car department in sold parts to have night swimming and fishing are Hon plant during their residence alleged this will be ing It is' probable that week the POCATELLO July 18— (AP)— the! last visit that the general will scheduled for to his leavtraUing Cecil Ryan 22 for three make to Salt Lake prior weeks Dallas Tex officers yester ing for the Philippine Islands where day 'arrested him here on a charge he has been assigned to duty as of robbery and assault r on an aged commanding general beginning in ' Dallas woman September - The Texas officers Leon' Captain ard Pack and Sergeant J W Fritz in an austarted with their prisoner By tomobile for Dallas' - NEVADA DECREE - Missionary’s Body SALT LAKE HAS Arrives In New York LIFE WORK OF UP - - FRIDAY EVENING JULY 18 1930 EXAMINEE CACHE COUNTY VJINS FARM CUP FIGHT AGAINST Ober-hansl- - 39 An array of beauty Is this 18X whits gold dinner ring Three di exquisitely beautiful picot top narrow heel 51and 49 gauge ingrainS hosiery 2 to 10 all sizes some with hemstitched Paris clox the kind of hosiery so gorgeously clear and sheer as to be almost shop early! unbelievable-you’ll want several pairs 1200 Pairs of new mosis aid two Hue sapphires makes very pleasing contrast ! perfect 1-- - — Handsome Bulova wrist watch for him Seal- tite dust protector Sturdy white gold filled case 15-Je- wel Colors All departments MeCLANAHAN S values ' Come In and try this see ring on your finger-You’ll its beauty every apparel section at participates with superb Everyone will admire this Bulova ladies watch It’sgood looking and a dependable 15 jewel movement mean abso lute satisfaction to you Dresses4— Reduced! 9 1 $498i & s898 -- want to take It with you on your vacation Diamond of our usual high quality — mounting 18K white gold —Your Own Terms— Hosiery and many accessories also Included at reductions— guaranteed savings ' eggta 5 Li 2405 Washington Ave lfi® Terms of Extra Convenience CREDIT JEWELERS No Interest Hosiery Just inside the door |