Show f 3F THE 0GDE1I STANDARD 18 EXAMINES FRIDAY EVENING JULY 18 1930 Priest Admits Preparations Made THOUSANDS TO HOMAN SUSPECT Upton Will Carry NORTH OGDEN Shamrock For Luck For Executions He Made Booze CLIMB imp CANON CITY Colo July 18— LEAVES STATE PARIS July — (UP) — Sir PICKS SPEAKER which Sheriff Dave Haughton of Las Animas obtained in Mexico recently when he went there on a search for “Little Jake” Fleagle fugitive member of Lamar bank bandit gang ' Is Charged Community Is Arranging Program For July Murder Farm In Indiana Twenty-Fourt- h GULFPORT Miss July 18— AP) sheriff’s office here today said that a woman believed to be Mrs Belle Gunn ess charged with operating a murder farm near reInd 20 years ago had cently left her home on Wolf river and gone out of the state At the request of Indiana authoriyachtsman ties the sheriff of Harrison county sent it to the veteran Mrs Brown Thomas promised attempted to arrest the woman ear- Sir a glorious party in Ireland if her ly today but found her gone The luck-piereally proves lucky suspect had been known in this section under another name I Sheriffs of Hinds and Harrison counties attempted to keep the news PARTY GOING TO of the suspect quiet after it had DENTAL SESSIONS leaked out through the Indiana authorities mistaking a telegraphic inDr and Mrs Russell B Petty and quiry to learn if BeUe Gunn ess was Rev Antone Folda above wanted to - mean that she al- Dr and Mrs Douglas F Pincock will leave by automobile early SaturCatholic priest pleaded guilty to ready had been arrested to refused sheriffs have The day for Denver where they will atsay a still after possessing deputy what information led them to be- tend the annual convention of the state sheriffs raided his rural lieve the was the woman American Dental association suspect near Neb parsonage Schuyler wanted on charges of luring 15 or t Following the convention they will and seized liquor-makiappar- 20 men to their deaths by marrying visit Yellowstone park returning to atus He was released pending them and then giving them poison Ogden about August 10 ! John M Bailey chairman of the program committee announces that — The Ira A Huggins attorney has been selected to deliver the Pioneer day address at North Ogden celebration La-Po- rte July 24 In anticipation of warm weather a short interesting program has been to commence promptly at prepared 10:45 o’clock at the close of the parade The program to be held at the meeting house includes numbers from the band selections from the male chorus and Daughters of Utah Pioneers’ chorus Mrs Emma Reynolds and Arlie Campbell will provide the humorous numbers and Mrs Gladys Henderson will sing a solo Other numbers will be announced later ce t -- f ' Sentence Imposed ng For Theft of Dime judgment SALT LAKE July 18— Hugh Nelson was convicted of stealing a dime from a crippled newspaper vendor and was sentenced to pay a fine of $5 when he appeared in police court Quake Kills Fifty Persons In Burma -- 1 Thursday was Nelson arrested July 5 on Emil V complaint of Patrolman Johnson that he stole 10 cents from G L Montgomery newsy at Second South and Main streets ' M The "telegraph tree” of India has electrical qualities which can kill people with weak hearts ) £©i? I“e' 3 lbs 25© 2g© 3 g3©So 2f)© IP©e?I1s (2z IS Carroll Plans His failure of federal authorities to nect them with the bloody Denver mint robbery If they know anything about that ruthless raid they will take their information with them to the grave for they refused to discuss it during several hours of questioning last NEW YORK July 18— (UP)— Earl Carroll producer and three members of his "Vanities" cast started planning today the defense by which they hope to convince a jury that they did not participate in an indecent performance In holding them for trial yesterday Magistrate Maurice Gottlieb disregarded their defense that nudity was justified on the grounds of art The magistrate held that nudity might be all right in an art gallery but on the musical comedy stage It was "an altogether different Bonfire Ceremony To Mark Nineteenth Annual Lamar bank bandits at the Colorathe do penitentiary tonight after conEvent PROVO July 18— AP)—With the bonfire ceremony tonight at Aspen Grove 17 miles from here the nineteenth annual Mt Timpanogos climb will be Inaugurated Several thousand persons are expected to drive to the grove this afternoon and' evening where Mrs Scott Stewart who has attended the program at each of its 18 previous ignite the fuel presentations will tomorrow several Tonight and hundred of those in attendance will continue the climb afoot to the top mountain part of of the 12000-fo- ot the way over the face of the Tim- anogos glacier' the most southern n the United States This part of the return journey will be made in fast time — on the 6eats of breeches Some 500 persons made the five and a half mile ascent from Aspen Grove last year IBeEnmc gsa? 7® nibo $7® UPS-Exh- Nude Show Defense 6 ? - r 'il V9 -- t1 o o o0 o o o o o o o 0 AiSa!e that Comes aPJusfc theRighfc Time Your supply of msny1 Items Is probably low right now and Ave 2432 Wash P8TTEB HEATS g o O Libby’s 1 2 ©aims £S© g ©aimc GRAPEFRUIT § PEAIIUT BUTTER Shaver o Buttercup o § mbo jai? 22© o o SPAGHETTI o o ' Franco American o0 3 tall cans 33s o o o PRUNES o Large and Meaty o o o 2 Hlbc 1193 o o TUNA FISH o o White Star Can o Come to Safeway and SaveJ b ©anno 2§© § ' Packed by Ho 2 Can 2 earns 3£e g tbaE?G O O 8 j Dinnerette Winner Epfo jjai? carton a 0 ' I i Potnctd HOPoturadc j Sweet Fancy Tesas melons and juicy Uniform size local grown new potatoes n O W®— g f 'X' 2 25-l- -- §s fur°eke“ Malt Syrup caalit2' -- 47c 55c O O rm NEW SPUDS NEW CORN o Golden or White In Shopping Bags 10c o o Cocoanut BraiskPkg29c o 29 HEPS II 93 (3©Eo a© 25c 10c Beets r’an 65c o fo 39c o 5c Soap f Jar Rubbers Per doz 19c o Clorox !ar Mason Jars qi ''Me o Franco I 33c Spaghetti cans o Flour K5 $169 o Suds 10c Super 15c Potato CMps pk“ o Pine Fruit Blue Grape No can o Marshmallows $ 25c a Sardines vvacaamp 10c I o Walnuts o 21c p‘“: Powdered or Dressingui o lb brown 39c o Sweet Blue PipIIac Pine Qt can 25c 0 Olives PDl'ueaplnet?pt21c 29c Ib as© & a72 25c Com Flakes § 29c Grains of Gold Pks 19c 0o 39c Macaroni 0grhftu2pk 15c o Taste Queen’s o 19c 35c ShrimpsKingsford’s or Puffed Rice pkgs o 25c ulaTCU Corn 0 Deviled Meat for 25c Cnnnn Hershey’s for Ib34£ 17£ 0 Tuna Fishfor 35c UJLUd ib Tree Tea 33c 0 Del Monte or Blue Pine O 9c ParowaXpIg 25c Jello pL1!3’0”' WE DELIVER § SnowDrift Raisins Fancy ” ' 1 2 4 bunches E© oO 0 0O O O O O MARKET FEATURES s HUTTON LEGS Choice While They Last nib ' as© § 0 § 0 0 0 0 0O O 2 1 y2 - 0 0 O g I U S Inspected Meats ILanpcl u©a Guo i Fresh Rendered Snovr White Pure Lard Government Inspected 3pounds25c Choice shoulder cuts from prime steer beef pound aa©'G© j ’n© DHasimc i Cudahy's Puritan or Mountain Brand Fancy Skinned Hams Whole or Half 29c lb 29c We Cut to Order Any Meat You May Desire We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities 0000000000000080000000000000000000000 i 4 t O i ! 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PRISONER: No y’r honor Ol niver saw but wan face that looked loike yours and that was a picture of an Irish king Call the JUDGE Discharged next case — The Humorist : 20 No 2 K ! oa u (ts this austed c J MBS’ The sailing distance from New Orleans to Colon in " the canal zone is 1616 miles 40-l- I?®im - evening The questioning was done by United States District 'Attorney Carr and two postal inspecRalph tors Raymond A Griffith of Denver and Charles Haffenberger of ' Pueblo It was inspired by Information situation” o 1-- ? - I o o BOTTLE CAPS oo ©aim 2fl© g pss E93 ' § SUGAR FLOUR o All good size Sorry we ran out last Saturday X o Pine Granulated Sewell’s White King but win have plenty this week o b b ° bag $150 o $139 bag same 82 39s o o — CORN SALMON PINK o o SL©nD3 oo o Kitchen King Happy Vale o Tall Can No 2 Can Hfoo lli pltg § same 2Se earns 3S® 2 29s o ri Hewlett’s ' RINSO IS Br ace to 23s §o POWDERED SUGAR 8 YUM Hfe 3Sb f IS AG®K Washing Powder o 8 Ribs 1193 2 jja&5 25© large pkg SB© Root Beer mSpkg 24c § 17V2C Pineapple i-©i- WASHINGTON July 18— by the arduous session of congress Chairman Borah of the senate foreign relations committee expects to return tomorrow to Johns Hopkins hospital Baltimore it was said at his office today He visited the institution yesterday for an examination ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo o — - O GREEN CORN (UP)—Final preparations were made today for the executions of Howard L Royston and George J tJbshier JMdsqnCLe-t- 1 Hr rnmmmmmmmmtmmtmm I RANGOON Burma July 18— Fifty persons were believed to have been killed or dangerously injured in a severe earthquake 60 miles north of Rangoon in the Tharra-wadd- y district of Burma Many houses collapsed The village of Letpadan was badly shaken one-legg- ed CANTALOUPES With Running — 4 i HOSPITAL CURE M-- 18 Thomas Upton is going to carry a Colorado shamrock in his pocket for luck when Shamrock V races for the America’s cup next September Because Sir Thomas won five races out of five starts with his cup contender while wearing a shamrock green necktie knitted for him by Mrs J J Brown Colorado millionaire and voluntary exile in Paris he wrote to Mrs Brown and asked what luck-pie- ce she could offer as a sure-fir- e for the September races Mrs Brown sent to Colorado and obtained a shamrack from the garden of her Denver home and has BORAH PLANS : J |