Show r mrnsx SUNDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 14 1930 Labor - saving Devices remarked that man SOME onefrom the time the alarm went off in the morning until the factory whistles blew at night but that a woman’s work was never Today Ogden women have found a better scheme They are budgeting their time exactly as they budget their household allowances And if the hours won’t stretch they cross a task from the list Mrs Marguerite B Benson execenter cutive of the Home-Makiin New York City of the New York State Federation of Women’s clubs has discovered that nine hours a day will complete any woman’s work in the home — if she budgets her time Sixty-thre- e hours is the weekly amount of time that American women are giving to their homes They accomplishing much more than ?re women of other countries where the time count goes on and on and done 7:30 to 8 a m Serve breakfast for the whole family and feed the baby 8 to 8:30 Children off to school after helping tidy living room 8:30 Bathe and wash left from “V T 9 to 10 to 9 the baby Sweep floors make the dishes beds dust let baby breakfast nap outdoors to 10 ' 11 11 Wash the baby’s clothes and other small articles to 12 Prepare children’s lunch and supervise their toilets (ym) LABOR-SAVIN- G DEVICES Mrs Benson believes firmly that device 'every time and labor-savin- g Which a woman can possibly afford should be placed in her home Dish washers mangles electric sweepers Tall of these cut down the budget 12 to 1 p m 1 Serve lunch baby let children belp wash dishes feed to Take baby for NEW STUDENTS 2 air- to 3 to 3 Prepare dinner vegetables early to save worry later Rest 5 6 Cook and serve dinner put baby to bed wash dishes while for the baby iLlinrlEl 7:30 to 8 Help children select next day’s garb put ’em to bed TOMATOES MEET EDUCATORS TO MEET MONDAY GRADING TESTS Reception Will Be Held In Ac ademy This Evening Teachers of Weber County New Basis of Payment To Growers Adopted At Will Discuss Policies One Cannery For Year Members of the graduating class of Sacred Heart academy are sponsors of the informal reception to be held this evening in honor of the new resident students A program consisting of musical numbers and dramatic readings has been arranged for the entertainment of the guests Dancing will also contribute to the pleasure of the evenMiss Catherine Duggan in ing the name of the class will express a word of appreciation to the faculty and a word of welcome to the newcomers Commencing at 15 at Weber County High September ' school auditorium a corps of 136 teachers and supervisors will assemble for instructions and to “catch the enthusiasm needed for a successful year” Supt B A Fowler will conduct the institute and give Misses Irene Killion Mary Elizabeth O’Connor Madlyn Wilson Elizabeth Schentz and Helen Gajewsky all former graduates of Sacred Heart are returning to the academy for the special commercial course which in one year’s time is intended to fit students for secretarial positions Ninth Ward Draws Program For Tuesday The Ninth ward Mutual Improve ment associations have engaged sev eral numbers for the program at the opening of their season to be held Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’clock These numbers are: tion Opening Hour Room For er WORTHLESS CHECK Dealer Arrested ISSUANCE CHARGED A Hanson 42 Kanesville R F C By Deputy Sheriff D was arrested Saturday afternoon by Deputy Sheriffs O H Mohlman and David F Steele on a charge alleging Issuance of a check for $32 when he had no funds in the bank to cover the amount The check is said to have been issued to N H Warren of North Ogden Hanson furnished bail in the sum of $50 for appearance in court Editor Standard-Examine- r: I the undersigned called the attention of the chairman of the Democratic primary in the Fifth ward 'Ogden Utah as to how the delegates were supposed to be elected The7 chairman answered that the delegates were to be elected from the Fifth ward I suggested to the chairman that the delegates be elected by the districts but the chairman objected to that and he went ahead with the business of starting to elect the delegates They elected fifty-si- x The delegates Fifth ward if I am correctly inso formed is entitled to fifty-tw- o there were four delegates over the One lady got up given" amount and suggested that the delegates be elected by acclamation and the remainder of the delegates would serve as alternates If anybody sees the injustice of that Fifth wart delegation I will consider and sug gest to the voters that it is absolutely a family affair The wives appoint their husbands and the husbands appoint their wives as delegates I didn’t know there were so many people by the name living in Weber county as were appointed as delegates in the Fifth ward Father and son appoint each other as delegates In that whole audience I believe there were only two good Democrats and they were Mr Jake Parker and Mr Gilbert Thatcher They were opposed to such actions in that convention but they were overruled and the things went smooth and nice in the family selections so I do not believe it was a Democratic primary in the Fifth ward it looks like a family affair I had been appointed as a delegate in that convention When I saw the condition as existed 1 withdrew my name from the list I think the voters of Weber county should have their attention drawn to that fact and I do not believe that one or two families have the right or the privilege to appoint the delegates for the people to vote on in their convention It is unfair and undemocratic and I would leave this communication for the people on the general election in Weber county for consideration was surprised to see so many prominent Democrats and business men and even attorneys that stood for the injustice that happened at that primary Yours truly STANLEY L TORSAK M 9 a m Monday general instructions On the morning program are: “Personality and the Teacher” the Select Rev John Edward Carver readings by Miss Laura McEntire of Address the Huntsville school “Starting the School Year Right1of Miss Nellie Hendricks supervisor primary grades Announcement of plans for social given by the association President Verne Oberhansley of the Weber County Teachers’ association Vocal Afternoon 1:30 o’clock: duets by Principal J Leland Gibson and Miss Elsie Gibson of Taylor Talk “Impressions of My Trip Around the World" by Maurice Howe Departmental meetings for two hours follow 4 p m Evening:- - Social given by the teachers from dues assessed them selves Tuesday’s events Include: — Opening session at 9 a m Violin solo Verlan J Braith waite of Hunts ville Discussions by supervisors Departmental meetings and demon strations Afternoon — Music and one talk on an educational theme Instructions for registration school policy etc Business meeting Weber County Teachers association Teachers and principals are to meet in groups to plan the opening session of their various schools for Wednesday morning in 21 towns and at the high school commencing at 9 o’clock Department supervisor: conduct- ing the work are: Music Albert J Powell Nellie primary grades Hendricks health Mrs Olga Ellis art Mr Ferman Westergard coordination and attendance Alfred E Stratford High school subjects Supervising Principal Keith Wahl-qui- st 4 Judgment Granted ' Socialists To Pick In Livestock Case Candidates Monday ' The Weber county Socialist party Judge Eugene E Pratt in dis trict court Saturday afternoon gave will gather in a mass convention in comSeoville to Lester S judgment Steele in the sum of against James $643343 an amount alleged to be due the plaintiff on contracts for the purchase and sale of livestock The judgment was based on proof of contracts in 40 separate accounts Mr Seoville sued for an account-inon the transactions sr the court house Monday night mencing at 8 oclock for the purpose of nominating candidates for a com plete county ticket according to an announcement made by O A Kennedy secretary of the committee Mr Kennedy said the meeting will be a gathering of members and sympathizers of the party Is Cheaper Ory Cleaning Quality NO SHRINKING MODERN EQUIPMENT NO STRETCHING TRAINED EMPLOYES NO FADING PROMPT DELIVERY NO ODOR GREEN STAMPS YOUR CLOTHING PROTECTED BY INSURANCE DOUBLE GREEN STA MONDAY QUALITY CLEANE ON ALL ORDERS SENT PHONES Mu- sical selections by Alden G Pettigrew leader of the Weber High orchestra violin solos fa) Cavatina by Joacham Raff Cb) Fair Rosemarin by Fritz Kreisler Address of welcome by Mrs Charlotte Jacobs representing the school board Vocal solo by Paul Cragun principal of Address Pleasant View school In the End fc&f to 7:30 ’ alternate TO BE GREETED ur Deputy Sheriff David F Steele Saturday arrested W A James Lincoln avenue and Twenty-fourt- h street charged with selling sausage containing chemicals Mr James was released on his own recognizance to appear in municipal court Mondav 2 ing and do the next day’s marketing Community singing by congregaspeech of welcome John E Price Merlin quartet numbers Webster Dorcey Nye Willard Gardiner Elmer Woolsey accordion solo and tap dancing Pat Aaron and Joe Bybee saxaphone duet Ezra and Ellis Cragun dramatic readings comic songs and monologue Roy Brown and Fred Durant vocal solo Betty Boyle xylophone solo Carl Bevaro accompanied by Louise Mrs Benson i ly by Allow one-hodivisions of time Emmett musical selection Bluebird entertainers for flexibility community singing Dishes may be washed once a day congregation The public is cordially invited to instead of three timesa day if advisable in the individual household be present Study motions necessary for each task and eliminate waste motions New and steps Menus should be planned for the week or several weeks Children’s Keep simple books and accounts so that others may understand Beginning Monday September 15 them children’s room at the Carnegie Eliminate tasks that tradition and the library will remain open until habit rather than common sense free 8:30 o’clock in the evening The dictate should be done on a certain hour to will of be opening changed day And the hours in which you are 3 p m every day except Saturday the room will open at 10 a free to do what you please will when m as usual transfer you from the uninteresting It is thought that the later evenperson known as a housekeeper to ing hours will be more convenient the fascinating one who carries the for students doing reference work title of home-makand also for parents and give greater time for relaxation “A woman is the forewoman of her own particular home factory” Mrs Benson argues “Perfect cooperation with her ‘staff’ or children means less work and more leisure all around” Some of the important facts for the homemaker to keep in mind in budgeting her time are given brief- gjj ad-iitio- on WORK LONGER HOURS "The statistics Of the Internation- that the women of Belgium are using from 108 to 119 hours to do the same work which American women accomplish in 63” Mrs Benson explains “In France the time required is from 92 to 115 hours Italy 86 to 110 hours Poland 79 to 91 Roumania 102 Czechoslovakia 105 to 119 Sweden 82 to 119 Switz erland 112 to 118 and Spain 75 to 108 “Time Is the only commodity in which we all hold equal investments” Mrs Benson says “Of course the more demands there are on that time the heavier mortgaged it is we might say But as a rule there are a few simple budget rules that should sao every home maker at least one hour out of every day “In preparing a time budget time must be left for a seasonal budget and weekly budget For instance in the summer there is probably canning to do and in the spring special house cleaning Free periods are needed to work on this Every week has its special tasks for each day such as laundry work on Monday and cleaning on Wednesday Periods for such tasks must be allowed in the routine schedule” Mrs Benson has selected a mother with two or three small children as the basis of the time budget which she has devised The oldest child is 11 years the next 9 years and the baby 14 months old The actual budgeting has been worked out from the laboratory experience of young mothers who have experimented in their own families The nine hour schedule is flexible enough to permit special duties By doubling up a little on her daily tasks and enough time Is permitted to allow her to do so the housewife can do her seasonal work and also her weekly tasks For instance the budget allows one hour for preparing vegetables —more time than actually is needed I -- ng al Home Economics association show BEING WRITTEN Morning session 10 o'clock — Opening music Lois Robinson ) notices Thousand To Leather and welcome address song prayer Twenty-Fiv- e Happy W -I two 2 Sacramental talks minute Be Placed In Mails This Week To Make song Sacrament concert work vocal solo Helen Miller priesthood Enrollment By Evans roll-ca- ll separation for class work reassemble at 11:30 a m minutes David W Evans Weber county By LORENE BARKER remarks closing song said Saturday that he had treasurer After four months of vacation Night session 7 o’clock--Openln-g of clerks at work in an extra force anWeber ’High school calls In its Hap music Virginia Anderson tax notices exout final nouncements address welcome j and Warriors Wednesday Thursday making py " pecting to have them ready for and Friday of this week are the registration days for the seniors junmailing about September 20 There will be about 25000 of these respectively iors and sophomores sent out to owners giving two-danotices y These are preceded by a information regarding the valuation institute for ril county teachers for of taxing purposes the property Not only the faces of new stu-- I rate of taxation and the amount to z dents shall be seen throughout the psid will he said there also Evans Mr halls but the faces of eight new facto sent to be notices peradditional ulty members shall confront us In-in sonal property owners in the city hall and classroom The new who paid their taxes last spring The notices will show a balance structors include: Vermen Westerdue He explained that these peoSnow Emma art English gard ple met the demand that unsecured physical education for girls speech property taxes be paid ImecoMilton history Taylor English mediately after assesment but they nomics Anthony Russell history New Ogden Record Des- paid on last year’s rate The amounts will be requested A Parley ociology economics aecause the rate for this year is one Reta Cormish Bates geometry mill higher in the city Owners of domestic science Gladys Holt domotor cars household goods etc Liomestic art home management without real estate in their who Grain shipments into Ogden were nameare nel V Thatcher biology commerare the ones chiefly affected cial law bookkeeping’ excessively heavy during the first 10 by this rise These teachers are replacing the days of the month but have lighten ed considerably since then grain following: Ruth Folkman Vesta Schaub and Erma Christiansen who men said Saturday Class were married during the summer The Ogden record for all time Lenore Croft who is teaching at was declared reached September the Utah State Agricultural College when 219 grain cars came through Etta Scorup who is instructing at Ogden The first week of the e the Brigham Young University month 650 cars were received here Thomas O Smith who is studying At the present time the shipments The Philathea class of the Methat the University oj Utah Dean K have dropped to about 65 cars a odist church will hold the first new season Tuesday Christiansen who is studying dent- day meeting of the September 16 In the community istry at Washington D C Paul E This decline was laid to a break house The hostesses axe Mrs L P Nelson in the market with farmers holding Mrs TEACHERS’ VACATIONS Fagen their grain In the country for bet- C F PeacockR St Peacock and Mrs The summer was especially event- ter prices Storms in western Idaho ful for those teachers who were also affected harvesting and traffic away Principal Keith Wahlquist M and his bride Miss Ruth Folkman1 I arriors JWaste Steps Eliminated' By TAX NOTICES Seventeenth ward Sunday school conference will be held today in the ward building Quincy avenue and Twenty-nint- h street Numbers at the two sessions are: FOR BIG YEAR DAY R WEBER COUNTY Seventeenth Ward SCHOOL READY BRINGS WOMEN NINE-HOU- Meetings Today In WEBER HIGH BUDGETED TIME 2040-204- 1 Fhilathea Will Open Season ! ! former English instructor spent the Grading service for tomatoes has l raonth of August in Laramie vhere Uni-- 1 been established by the Utah Pack-- 1 Mr Wahlquist attended the ty ing corporation at its Hooper plant Harlen M Adams head of the All tomatoes reseived there are be- - English department spent his va Palo AJto Calif He was ing graded and payments are to be I cation in for his Ph D degree at made to growers according to quality stanJf0A university v of the product Victor C Hancock Spanish in- This Is a new procedure for to-- 1 structor studied at the University mato growers of this region as to-- 1 of Mexico during the summer matoes have been paid for in the La Vern Daniels typing in past by blanket contract structor spent her vacation in Eu- Canning officials predict that all! rope tomatoes will be handled by this I Considerable repairing has been done uP°n 1116 high school building method m future seasons I this summer in the form of paint- 11- This grading service is in addi- - mg all hall floors the cafeteria caferoom to The service j tion the regular inspection brary and sewing new been has furnished with state canners and maintained by the Jea tables New typewriters typing ta- aepartment or agriculture Tomatoes are moving slowly to the bleg and bookkeeping desks have in plants officials of the Utah Canning teretld tn coSmercial work? association said The crop is at its 1001113 Mv0 3150 oeen fgf peak and exceptionally line Brow- - 52JJS17 reminded made by tne wliite fly grasshoppers I erhnni and hail have affected the crop to I DiemLhe rpcTiprt rhi t0£f Senior C1S such an extent that tomato re Warto Weber the Happy ceipts axe not heavy enough to keep presented bottom which seal rior the graces the factories running full time they floor just inside the front doors of said No loyal student will the building M set foot upon this seal HANDBOOK PLANNED Last Thursday evening the stuIs dent body officers met with Mr The purpose of this Lewis Wahlquist By meeting was to plan an activity handbook which will consist of the admission card copy of yells and to desertion and failure Claiming provide Cleopha Anderson Lewis songs Creed of the Happy Warrior started divorce proceedings in the list of competitive activities and district court Saturday afternoon the names of student body and class against Joseph Lewis The com- officers The handbooks will be isplaint avers they were married July sued before the first! football game 22 1926 and that there are no which is scheduled for the first children Mrs Lewis alleges that part of October Mr Lewis deserted her February 1 1929 and has since failed to provide for her She asks that joint propPhone 664 erty interests be settled in accordance with a agreement She also desires to have her maiden name Cleopha Anderson restored and that she be given costs of suit and attorney fees Martha Candies Qi Law To Be Stressed DirCct Lai OlOp - Chief of Police Albert E Wilfong said Saturday that a campaign hac been started- against motorists who fall to stop for street cars that have stopped to discharge or receive passengers A police officer has been detailed to ride street cars and in addition motormen have been instructed to note the number time and place when drivers violate the traffic law The ctiy ordinance requires that automobiles must stop when street cars stop except where there are safety zones Washington St YOUR HOME $400 SMITH BEDDING CO Phone 510 SPECIAL for two weeks only HIRSCHMAN’S BEAUTYSHOP Permanent Waves $500 Phone 668 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IF NOT Peery & Mitchell Phone 4214 and RIDE THE STREET CARS Ringlette Permanent Wave All Waves Done by Mr Peery THE Mattress Repairs Call Day and Night Sessions E SPECIAL Duart INVESTIGATE and FERN SHOP Flowers 420 25th HAVE YOU SELECTED UPHOLSTERY - Divorce Desired Cleopha A pre-nupt- ial i Utah Rapid Transit Co Eccles Bldg ATTRACTIVE RATES Now In Effect Save 50 Cents At the AND HAVE A FINE FOUNTAIN PEN FOR HOTEL BIGELOW $1125 Mabie Todd JSs Co make a fountain pen named “The Swallow” that retails for $175 We buy these pens In gross lots and have them stamped “J S Lewis Co — 1870” Each year we use them for our 1 SPECIAL AIRPLANE RATES lc Per Pound For Rides Over Ogden SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 14 Special prizes of free rides for lightest and heaviest passengers or Fly in regular cabin open planes of Utah Pacific Airways AT OGDEN AIRPORT nal School Children’s Special Fountain Pen Sale at $125 MORE PEP! Brain tag and reduced vi- tality are the inevitable Last year we sold over three hundred pens and since that time— only two pens have been returned for repairs This Is a remarkable record for any make of pen —regardless of ' j price results of eyestrain caused by defective vision We can fit your eyes so that this sort cf trouble will be entirely overcome Let us make the examination that will disclose your need DR C W GUERNSEY Optometrist Rooms 9 Lewis Bldg Phone 816 38-3- i ' ’ ‘ j s lewis & co ! Jewelers Since 1870 ! The Young Folks We Come In Contact With Today — Will Seme Day GROW UP It PAYS to Have Them Remember Us |