Show i i ILLINOIS RURAL Lost Strayed or Stolen: One Pair of Rose-Color- HUGE TUBE AIDS COYOTE GlassesjJQI ed Friday evening October EXAMINEE THE OGDEN STANDARD 111 I 111 SOCIAL COURSE WAR ON DISEASE II nrnnnTI A 'NpNIIK 11 11 Ul 0 I -- r - Press The plans are based on a program of physical education for rural schools which was inaugurated at the beginning of the present school terms In charge of the program is Louis Kulchlnsky’ a graduate of the University of Illinois As it is impossible for him to even attempt to visit the 10400 rural schools in Jhei state Kulcin-sk- y is directing his program through paper instructions to be carried out by the teachers The instructions consist of a list! of exercises and games for both outdoor and indoors and they make it the teacher's responsibility to see -- children are taught to the that games during the noon play variousrecess and other periods games and exer- Through these to teach the chilcises Blair hopes dren teamwork and the value de-ofand help them to in velop a social instinct so tothat “mix" later life they will be able in a social way without restraint “I believe it will go a long way toward bringing the children to a better understanding of the friends and lead to a spirit of and friendliness which will continue to grow even after school days have been completed” he said Blair said the plan has long been needed in the rural school “Physical education” he said -- has become a requirement in pracschools but tically all of the public the rural districts have been neglected” He said that in selecting a direc- tor for the work he had consulted with George Huff athletic director! of the University of Illinois and a definite program had been worked out whereby the rural pupils would have physical education the year round WASHINGTON (UP)— To capture GANGSTER RULE “ " " City Jails Gunmen First and Finds Charges Afterwards CHICAGO Oct 3— (UP) —Judge John H Lyle whose announced and known practiced policy is to put gunmen and racketeers in jail first and find charges aeainst them aft- ’ X-ra- ys ay I Waters of Dominion Yield I Rich Return Totaling $21691013 i OTTAWA Ont (Upj— With fish caught by the fisheries along the Canadian Atlantic coast bringing a market return of $21691013 last year the waters lapping the Dominion provinces of New Brunswick Quebec Nova Scotia and Prtf1® Edward Island is one of the wev thiest seas in the world The fisheries in these four provinces account for nearly 40 per cent of the total fish production of ada a nation whose fisheries are among the most productive of any country in the world according to a bulletin issued here1 Canada's Atlantic coast provinces had an increase of almost four per cent in the market Value of the fish caughtMast year over the 1923 yields” says ofthe bulletin “The the fish caught in market value this area in 1928 amounted to ?The fish taken in1 the Atlantic provinces come for the most avoiding capture These animals are still a source of worry to stock-me- n and sportsmen of the west be cause of their destruction of livestock and game animals They are uncanny in their ‘ability to escape man’s efforts to keep them under control The bureau of biological survey of the agriculture department has issued a new leaflet describing the method of trapping thess animals This is given as the most successful- way to capture them The “Hints on leaflet is entitled Covote and Wolf Trapping” The areas most heavily infested with wolves are in Alaska eastern Texas Oklahoma Missouri Wis and Michigan consin Minnesota js H1 New Brunswick have small inland Lauritsen' points out that to extend this range Coyotes also exist in all the west- months and possibly years of fur- be possible One of the principal advan- -' fisheries on a commercial scale ern states treatment of the in research ther of the tube is that ft makes most notable advances in “The coyote” states the leaflet are necessary before the de- tages of the“The to generate it possible value off fish taken market “Is the most persistent of the disease on human used be can beings vice year predatories of the western range with safety Diseases rodents will very high penetration continuously" along the Atlantic coast last occurred in the provinces of New country and is a carrier of rabies be treated and the results studied Brunswick and Prince Edward Islor hydrophobia and tularemia a to ascertain the proper dosage for and In the formerj the value of disease of wild rabbits and rodents humans " in that is transmissible and someproduction rose fromi $5001641 POWER ’ FOR NEED FILLS and 1928 in to last $5935695 year times fatal to human beings" into the healing qualiwas increase the latter the The leaflet tells how to take ad tiesResearch province has been directed of from $1195577 to $1366428 vantage of some of the habits of for borne time at the construction Nova Scotia is the great codthe animals in order to overcome of such a tube Some time ago fish producing province Last year their natural caution and their Dr Roiltn H Stevens of Detroit defense against the value of its product in codfish Re- highly developed the I secretary of the Radiological alone amounted to $3504583 The we went II danger and so lure them to as to the secondita hnport- Illiteracy details Against lobster Campaign traps fishery gives It' we could Great Britain and Northern Ireland best places to place the traps and of how to prepare scents to be placed get practically radium rays from an during the first seven months X-rtube and we know results 1930 than correspondingly in 1929 as lures on weeds clusters of would be much better On the other hand the British grass or stubble near the traps (curative) we cannot But go that high for states that and along the animals path ministry of agriculture oats bar-ewe lack the tubes to stand it” y increases of wheat flour — This new tube may be the first — frozen beef frozen mutton baand Louisiana have WRECKS SEND DRIVER Carolina of South establishment the in sweetcollection a step notable and have made con hams butter separated the nation taken the lead in the campaign clinics throughout ened condensed milk and oilseed of old Chinese Jades bronzes lacimnniri re- - tJAV--—j1YHJUHL to K IU according inthe made illiteracy heretofore against by impossible which and cakes occurred during the opening quers they paintings some museum comnational of the The of advisory radium ports prohibitive price seven months of the present year tend to present to on Illiteracy device mittee CLEAR LAKE IaJ (UP)— Wrecks as compared with a corresponding They have spent most of the past qualities of the new X-r240-2m of a states total these In three sport model cars in as in and surpass possibly equal year in this city period in 1929 were taught to read1 many weeks developed in John illiterates said is it General when Two ago duryears" Total tons of wheat imported3085-00given in- Grubb an antipathy for speed So Dr Lauritsen’s tube was com- and write The number came to peiping 0 Chiang Kai-shfrom state follows now he drives a 1904 model each in ing the period decreasedtons intenstruction 'of three after years impressed with the dilapi- pletedwork Wheat he wascondition tons to 2588000 41726 40848 Alabama rests itself auto which has a maximum tube Georgia The sive Forbidden of the dated lour increased from 243000 tons to Louis49345 and Carolina concrete South a of 25 miles an hour “dugout atop for vertically speed and gave $50000 repairs 316000 tons Barley imports in- City I The 14 feet square iana 108351 old car belonged to Grubb’s and feet now are better in old high The eight palaces creased 27000 tons Hon which of committee The an is base Grubb intends to drive it the for Within father been operator’s have condition than they Chilled beef suffered a loss of which Ray Lyman Wilbur is chairman al- until cold weather starts room for and pumps space years mutton Frozen so conducted campaign in Virginia only 3000 tons maintain the lube’s vacuum by some 36000 tons and ba I With General Chlang’s money the I I of Wetwononnwaitowerfci Sn imports enjoyed an Unease thf Tube'hr? eSonfc' Sion I the lead to the campaign thus far ‘ I I were ’ I 10000 tens the only ones given outside to come is in not The! It have planned was not enough for the south is shown by its construction tons less of po- there towers Twenty-thre- e aid The Julius Rosen-wal- d financial to outer-circ- le the ail the extend of is diameter campaign has Crozier General wall Britwere tatoes fund supplied them with one imported through in order to give glass but within are two concen- states in the union possible to restore the ish ports and fresh pork' sales felt now made it for every two dollars raised dollar to learn retric circles of steel to shield the every illiterate a chance remaining two towers so that tow2000 ton decrease taken 11 have states locally that four The is tubes steel the One of glass pairs of the wells and their in diameter and the other inches ers will be complete : 0 g gaa seven inches Millions of electrons 00000000000 poop o o o o p a a aa&iLgJLOog flttfl a &QJ-Q-44-gji MISCONSTRUED bombarding the tube at a speed de-of : when the “My daughter shall not sing at the 160000 miles a second would shatter1 operation Mayoress’ reception tonight The vice is in if it were not forJ the the glass doctor has ordered her rest” '“I didn’t know the mayoress had shields of the theoretical The operation been ill” — Buen Humor Madrid ‘ X-ra- ys $20-855:- ay s sc 613 1 1 X-ra- ys FOUlSTATES X-ra- ys erwards believes that gang rule in Chicago has been broken ‘I think the people are at least so aroused that the gangster is Lyle through in this city”ofdeclared from $90000 in demanding bonds James “Fur” Sammons who has a criminal record that extends back to 1900 and is listed by the crime commission as one of 26 "public ene- COPPER BUYING SEES INCREASE Sales Being Made at 10c mies” Per Pound Domestic Sammons was arraigned under an 1874 which Judge Lyle old law of Delivery invoked in his drive against crime man and which provides that any NEW YORK Oct 3— (UP)— Copwho cannot piove he is making an "honest” living is a vagrant regard- per buying continues in heavy volless of how much wealth he may ume at 10c a pound for domestic ' is unpossess delivery Some of the buying coverdoubtedly in the nature of ing requirements but according to the trade most of it is for the purpose of averaging down on the price of plant stocks This buying naturally is not of the healthiest kind and it appears that the only step now for copper producers is to cut production drastically Many producers are not selling as of the metal as they are able much West-End LONDON (UP)— shops to at the current price Indications are beginning to show advance fall point to a sharp increase in refined stocks of copper for September and and winter styles price can only be The greatest chances noticed are further decline in curtailment averted by sharp m coats evening dresses sports Copper for export is very active clothes and shoes 1030c a pound May at Zinc Practically every shop in the Bond buying is slow with most Fair district especially in fabricators stay cut of street and Regent street is dis- the market disposed to further develpending bodice-fittin- g coats playing long Lead New York 535c with deep wide collars Fur col- opments St Louis 520c ’ lars are the most popular and fur East on the national meta coats are not expected to be the Tin prices was nominal today with exchange rage this coming cold seasonto no quoted being prices coat the is The length of the g all the heel and it is way Special tailoring is expected to assist plump short women Evening dresses are even longer than last season and sweep theis floor with full ruffles There bustles some talk of actual although few returning’ dresses of this style are to be seen attire is to be shorter and Sports g The dresses and skirts in Commoditities are expected to reveal about two Taste more inches of leg coming just beChanges During First low the knee Pleats are extremely Seven Months popular and predominate all ad- londOnsees STYLE CHANGES -- BRlfiSHFOOD old-fashion- wnotnemg : opens andl LEAD MOVE MiMiSittii 1 ay ed IMPORTS SHIFT form-fittin- ion! f 1 form-fittin- ' Ra- - " X-ra- ys ion CHIGAGQENDS - ‘ f ion - X-ra- a wolf or coyote one must match th strategy their cleverness in - - - PROFITS HIGH By DON ROBERTS NEA Service Writer PASADENA Calif—Eyes V of the scientific world are watching with here of ohe interest’ the perfection X-rtubes of the most powerful ever built which may result in im- oth- proved treatment of cancer and field er diseases now beyond the ' of radium The therapeutic qualities of this long and giant new tube 10 feet lies in its 12 inches in diameter known as a rays may eliminate this danger he production of what is to Dr C C thinks The Carnegie Foundation ‘hard” ray according Lauritsen He with associates de- - financed the lube but funds are ex- at hausted and additional help must signed and developed theoftube Tech- be had to complete the experiment! the California Institute Dr Lauritsen said nology The produced by this un“We feel reasonably confident” he usually powerful glass healer have added “that this type of tube is more than 600000 volts compared j well adapted for producing with voltage ranges of from 600Q of great penetration and intensity to 250000 in the ordinary machines It has been found practical sfor inAlthough announcement of this the X-rregion up to new device was withheld until af- - vestigating at least 600000 volts and there is 1 By GEORGE E SCHUPPE United Press Staff Correspondent 111 SPRINGFIELD (UP)— De ‘ instinct social the of velopment at-- 1 is students rural being among tempted in Illinois country schools this year through a series of plans devised by Dr Francis G Blair state superintendent of public instruction he informed the United -- 600000 Volts Method of Trapping Kill-er- s of Livestock Ex-- 2 ' plained' in Leaflet Plan to Foster New parture by State School Superintendent - - Mav SurDass ‘ Healer dium - as j X-Ra-v LIU 1 - f De- CANADA FISH f CAPTURE TOLD PUPILS TO GET big tube Is the same as in ordinary tubes Current is introduced at the top to an electrode to which is fitted a piece of tungsten wire Heated in the vacuum the wire gives off electrons which hover about it although free Application of the current shoots the electrons against a disk-targ- et also 01 tungsten which is set five centimeters distant Shock of the in motion impact sets the eye They are invisible to the humantheir but are known ordinarily for ability to penetrate to seeminglyis This property solid substances shortness possible because of the wave-leng- th Dr y of the Lauritsen’s tube produces the short- est waves so far he believes MAY ELIMINATE DANGER Rays produced with lesser cur-- 1 rents for the treatment of internal cancer some-- 1 diseases such times are impractical because they also affect the skin and muscles before reaching’ their objective These rays are called "soft” The poer nf nr Laimtsen’s 3 1030 - ay 70 ra-diu- ek one-cylind- er jr -- 12-in- ch Pg CROZIER AIDS CHINESE ART 1 ALWAYS RELIABLE General Gives Major Money To Repair Towers of Forbidden City NOW 5 j When Opportunity Knocks Open the Door STORES IN UTAH AND IDAHO PEIPING (UP)— Major-Gener- al William Crozier retired officer in the United States army has shown once more nis keen interest in the monuments of this ancient capital the money to restore by providing on the south the two corner-towewall of the Forbidden City These towers were falling into ruin but will now be repaired with General Crozier’s gift General Crozier first came to old Peiping in 1DC0 as chief ordnance officer with the’ allied expedition ' t rs AYE 2484 WASHINGTON which relieved the legations from the Boxer siege’ He took an Imvance displays mediate interest in Chinese art and shoes are wheat Chinese monuments and has been LONDON (UP)— Less Long narrow-pointe- d As yet the maize chilled beef fresh pork an eager student of Chinese affairs staging a comeback of short the whole sweetened ever since' favor “Sargon did me elsemore good in is still issue cheese margarine than everything General Crozier put to- French toes with the short vamp condensed milk cereal Time and been taking high instep and spike heels Point- and potatoes were imported into and his wife again have visited Peinin gether andand I’dtreatments and ed toes always popular in Engmedicines for land are expected to gain ground of kinds all money spending progresses the past ten years” recently as the season skins are still Python and lizardstreet and aftprime favorites for ernoon wear Patent leathers trimmed with delicate shades of kid and suede are advocated for evening wear especially to informal functions such as bridge cinema One -- Day Opportunity by-produ- cts LEADER THE and theatre parties Cut-oand lattice work is no ticed in many of the new styles of footwear Ornaments and artificial bows and laces are now firmly es tablished Sports shoes continue to be color combinations mostly oxfords Sports pumps have either spike or high Cuban heels ¥ INC more youthful than ever! New Fall Dresses are different For instance notice the air of those pictured j Fall Dresses in all the latest styles of silk jersey and georgette in all colors and black 300 New All sizes — MARK LARSEN Coolidge Economy Recalled When Royal Fare Is $320 Per Mile Plus LONDON (UP)— Former President stated Mark Larsen 227 North Coolidge’s action In dispensing with City Fifth St West Salt Lake a in the interests of train special on such “Indigestion broughtH smothering spells at times I could hardly breathe when I lay down in bed and would have to sit up to get a full breath Mya stomach would feel like it had rock in it and my heartwaswould also I pound like a hammer suffered I and badly constipatedheadaches and terribly with I had such awful dfczy spells arms and legs I in my pains could hardly do my work “Six bottles of Sargon cleared and now up my stomach trouble on table the eat I anything put even cabbage wiJiout any indigestion I never have a headpains ache or dizzy spell and the me I left in my arms and legsnow and go work hard all day home at night feeling so good it seems like I haven’t worked at al overcame my “Sargon Pillssuch an easy natin constipation ural way that my wife and children used them and they got the same wonderful results relieved my wife of Sargon jilso a bad case of indigestion I wouldn’t exchange what this treatment has done for me for a fortune” be obtained in Sargon may Schramm-Johnso- n all at Ogden Drug Stores " economy were recalled here when it was revealed that the royal pocketbook is nicked considerably when the king and queen and members of their party go to Balmoral Castle in Scotland The journey costs the crown $320 a mile lor use of the royal train in addition to first class fares lor every member of the party Every precaution to prevent accident to the train is‘ taken Before the departure the entire route is carefully Inspected and made for signaling the train plans in case of a line breakdown or fogs RADIO DOLLS PLEASE BERLIN Dancing radio dolls have become popular in Berlin Germany and whenever shown in store windows have attracted large crowds A box of bakelite composition has attached to I' a thin bakelite sheet which is both the diaphram of the speaker and the dancing floor AiJ it Is operated by a standard small magnetic speaker The source of the motion of the dolls is the vibration of the diaphram to the sound frequencies 295 3J5495 j Prices Unusually Attractive : all the newest sport and dress styles fur collars and cuff effects all silk lined Mostly black and brown All sizes — 100— in i ’ ! 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