Show 1 THE OGDEN STANDARD NEU CAMPAIGN AGAINST PEST things: 1 — Vote for their party candidates if dry 2 — Bolt them If not dry Meanwhile on the other side of the prohibition struggle the National Association Against the Prohibition Amendment the Women’s Organization for Prohibition Reform and the Crusaders are by chance or by design developing their most formidable strength in almost precisely those states which are most doubtful as between Republican allegiance and Democratic conversion in 1932 The crusaders furnish a special The anxiety to discerning drys Crusaders are young Most of the WILL BE WAGED Forest Service Uses Fire To Kill Bugs That Riiin Timber Bark beetles have destroyed hundreds of thousands and possibly a million acres of lodgepole pine tim- ber Regional Forester R H Rutledge told a conference of foresters in his office yesterday referring especially to central and northern Idaho and Montana This he said was due largely to lack of knowl- as to how to combat this pest - edge but recently with the help of the bureau of entomology the forest service is keeping the infestation ''I down in the vicinity of Yellowstone park Mr Rutledge said however that he wanted all his men to be- come more “insect conscious” Milo H Deming assistant supervi-- ‘ sor of the Wyoming national forest ‘ who has recently come from a sur- -i yey of newly infested areas reported that on the Cache Caribouand Wyoming naTarghee -- Teton 5000 infested trees tional forests treated by burning in 1929 ' were 69000 in 1930 and it is estimated that 54000 will be treated in 1931 This means that past control work has reduced the infestation by 68 per cent on the Cache Teton and has been Targhee forests 55but there an increase of per cent on the Wyoming and 120 per cent increase on the Targhee He said the in- festatkm on Grey’s river is 40 miles long and 10 miles wide Last year 125 tons of oil and equipment' had to be taken into this area part way carts as there are no by roads and the remainder of the way pack horse This infestation is “by a real menace to Yellowstone park ' he added 1 SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 23 1930 EXAMINER plete dominance of the organized dry clergymen and is seeking for itself a broader home among voters of all religious faiths or of no religious faith who in practice will be trained a be ready in 1932 to do one of two FIGHT COMMISSION MEN CO-OP- S - co-operat- ive ves - gone as high up the trees and have Is worked more on mistletoe and defective trees than on the healthy trees Also there are many more of trees which have pitched out the beetles by formation of pitch which DENVER NOV 22 (AP)— Dr A H exuded from the bark taking the Stockham 78 president of the debeetles with it of Delta First funct Mr Morse said that in the future Colo was National inbank court federal acquitted to treat the policy will be every of of misapplication charges today tree as found either in lodgepole of funds of the bank and making el pine or yellow pine areas in Utah returns to the comptroller of and Arizona He mentioned th? dif- false the treasury ficulty of detecting trees as in bank was closed about a year -some cases they might be heavily agoThe Walter G Hillman vice presiinfested on one side and show noth- dent committed SPRAYING BY HAND suicide following the ing on the other side He stated B Adams bank failure The control work is carried on by that Carey cenon forests in of the assistcashier Seth J and Kyffin spraying oil on the trunk of the tral and eight the infes- ant cashier serving sentences at the The oil tation hasnorthern Idaho tree with hand pumps such a start in federal prison at Leavenworth Kan reaches up approximately 32 feet years past gotten control methods were before to Denver to testiand the heat from the burning oil were discovered that the lodgepole fy for brought the u is effective in killing all insects unprosecution is doomed in spite of any 4 it der the bark for- - a distance of 35 pine situaof the known way combating feet up the trunk When the trees tion now bole the have more than a ot IDAHO RUST DANGER 4 beetles will emerge above the burn- Nov 21-- (AP)— Governor BOISE ed portion This has resulted in H C has urged President Baldridge On d spread of the insect even after trees to ask congress for $600000 The policy Hoover have been treated to spend in the next two years in a henceforth is to fell and burn the campaign WASHINGTON Nov 22 (AP)— s’ against white pine blister bole trees that have over a Borah won his election out rust in Senator Idaho said that in 1931 the was but he has lost his playtime Idaho in The by “ Mr isDeming request accompanied 13 trees 27000 to from treat plan forest of in Washington experts predicting companion reports camps covering 200 square miles the white pine forest the largest j and from the campaign he Returning area last covered including the found his horse “Governor" had in of world tract timber the this foryear on the Wyoming national on would be nearly or totally despoiled been crippled in his absence and was est The cruise made this fall in the next 10 to 15 years by the unable for service that forest showed 98 per cent of rust Senator Borah rides daily and he if not controlled the infested trees had been located is looking about for a new mount to and treated last spring indicating take the place of "Governor” who the spread came from the tops D0-- X that Is up with a apparently got mixed s and not from trees overlooked He summer fence the during 48 trees said all lodgepole pine f ’HI Is bug years old or older are potential even PROVO SHIVERS trees the bugs infesting trees PROVO Nov 22 (UP)— Provo residown to six inches in diameter SANTANDER Spam Nov 22— dents shivered today under the coldCLOSER SEARCH the est weather of the season The v Assistant Regional Forester C B (AP) — Nasty of weather along the Spanish Penin- mercury dropped to two degrees beMorse in charge of forest manage-me- nt “Graveyard the German seaplane low zero cold weather said the mountain pine beetle sula”X kept at anchor here tonight No was reportedGenerally Utah early which is doing the big damage at- - DO-throughout could tell when she would re- today but the edge was taken off a tacks not only lodgepole pine but one limber pine and white bark pine sume her flight to Corunna or Ser-r- ol frigid east wind by a warm sunshine around noon The only other damage done in this owners 4 Her said had today beetle they fir the is by Douglas region Within another fifteen generaMr Morse practically abandoned their plans on the Cache forest “ said that and that tions a noted scientist predicts the experience had shown to fly to America this yearthe “ the need past keep plane principal coal deposits of the world for more time in locating they would probably will be gone In other words at Serrol for some time epidemic centers become should officers “bugforest eyed” and watch closely for infesta1 J I- 1 I - 1 I j tions as they are very hard to dis- especially when a large num- - cover ber of beetles attack on tree in " which case the tree is unable to produce enough pitch to exude the beetles In small infestations the tree exudes the beetle and these are quite visible Mr pitch tubes sure however that ex- Morse feels has demonstrated control perience e is possible The wind humidity and temperature have to be favorable for burning The had days from now on will be devoted to felling and burning Tagging trees which ' are to be treated meets with diffi- culties in the fall as elk deer squir- rels wind or rain destroys the spot-- 4 Cozy - Comfortable tags Therefore the trees areimmemarked in the ted and spring Delicious Food as diately before burning Painting a substitute for tagging was Excellent Service for use in the fall 4 Mr Morse stated that in 1930 4 $45000 in addition to contributedtime has been spent on insect control work in this region and that - $90000 will be spent in 1931 cover-in- g SPECIAL three times the area covered “ The big expense is travel last year ‘ time between trees the actual treat-- t SUNDAY DINNER ing of the trees taking very little This is the ideal place to bring the time FOOD EXHAUSTED family for Sunday dinner You will He mentioned the theory that if a be delighted with our dining room was destroyed portion of the beetles and comfortable booths natural enemies would take care of can the rest Too onmuch reliance this it was said not be placed DINNER DE LUXE— $100 He cited the fact that the epidemic 12 Noon to 8:30 in Idaho and Montana had beenPeach Cocktail California running for 20 years with noonindicaUtah ‘ tion Spiced Celery areas of subsidence except Cream of Chicken Soup Consomme Rosa I where there is nothing left to work Roast Utah Turkey with on However on areas that have Chestnut Dressing and Cranberry Sauce been treated two years in succession the buss in the third year have not Virginia Baked Ham with Candied Sweet Potatoes Small New York Cut Sirloin Steak Melted Butter Freed DRY QUESTION Fraud Charges BIGGER ISSUE Bank Head ‘ - two-whe- Borah’s Horse Hurt Fence In Summer 35-fo- 35-fo- ot (Continued from Page One) ministrations their the local branches of the new society for the support of the eighteenth amendment are rapidly sprouting into existence and will presently get archec overhead into county branches anc into state branches wholly inde pendent of the churches and wholly representative of straight and voting de termination SEEKS BROADER HOME Thus the prohibition movement is passing out from under the com- non-sectari- an non-partis- an The prohibition leaders are old crusaders who have accumulated 4500 members in the national capital itself are for the most part young men who are far from being particularly awed by preachments from pulpits Distinguished Republican leaders have flatly attributed some of the Republican congressional reverses in wet districts in the last election to the secession of young people of both sexes from the influence of their churches The decline of church power and persuasiveness in certain denominations is seen as a vital factor in the complicated political outcomes ' of 1932 The current losses of youthful church membership in those denominations are held to be producing now great gains in youthful These sentiment successive fresh crops gains among voters are at the of new first-tim- e heart of the intense worry felt by Republican managers in debatable states such as Massachusetts Rhode Island New York New Jersey Ohio and Illinois DEMOCRATS WETTER The effects of these developments on the two great national political The Demo parties are dissimilar tiioment seems cratic party at the to grow wetter while the Republi can party in its central governing elements seems to date to be growing only more puzzled and pained A local cynical jester at both parties has extremely declared: “The wets are giving the Democrats de lirium tremens and the Republicans paralysis agitans” The reason for the difference is to be sought in the solidity of the solid south Most Democratic lead bition segredrys generally speaking aresections gated j into' geographical They could unite conceivably on a wet candidate for the presidency while simultaneously they could send dry senators and dry representatives to the congress from the south and wet senators and wet representatives to the congress from the north without any great local dissensions within their ranks This advantage the Republicans do not share Wet sentiment divides them not so much sectionally as precisely and disruptively locally In at least ten northern states if they go of dry they encounter the chance to the bolters Republican losing Democrats and if they go wet they encounter the chance of losing dry Republican voters to an independent dry candidate In these circumstances the Reuncomfortpublican party remains on a swayably poised nationally and enforcement” “full of ing tripod and “repeal” with “modification” the advocate of each leg of the tripod striving to make it into the party's sole support forofa dignified and impressive throne judgment Neuand decision and leadership tral political observers here tend to Giving Normal Vision pV LASSES that give you “normal vision" are the only right kind to wear Unless yon have Our examination will determine the condition of your eyes- - 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sug-gest- ed — aI: IERICAN FREED A Unit Anchored Storm Over -- elections of this month and that indecisiveness about prohibition would be equally disastrous In the presidential election of year after next" -- -- marketing This map shows distribution of livestock business handled by Decision in the government’s suit against 47 St Louis commission firms Is expected to in stockyards what constitutes restraint of trade against ers think that the solid south will unite on just one prospective calbolt no Democratic platform and no culation Democratic candidate in 1932 howThey hold that the final results ever wet They declare that it took of 1932 are yet in the hands of the of voters who are religion and Tammany as well as vast multitudes between knowing whether wetness to produce a southern bolt wavering or neither or or wet are dry they in 1928 They declare that even both They hold that this confusion that bolt has been revoked by the works for the Democrats because voters In discontent and in doubt defeat and political extinction of move toward the opposition Senator Simmons of North Carolina party normally hold that President They Alabama of Heflin and of Senator Hoover’s one opportugreat saving They note that even Representative nity is to announce himself definiteRoss Collins of the fifth congres- ly for some distinct point of view sional district of Mississippi who is whatever it may be and to fight as astute and as popular a political for it and to try to swing the wacharacter as exists in any congresinto line for it They hold sional district in the country was vering about the tariff indecisiveness that obliged- actually to undertake the was disastrous in the consnressional exertion of strenuously campaigning for renomination because of haring been merely suspected of disafec-tio- n from the Democratic 1928 A1 Smith ticket - They contend that it would be many years before again there will be any “irregularity” in the southland They therefore conclude that with the solid south automatically in the basket they can safely wade out and fish with a wet fly for amphibian electoral votes in the doubtful north REPUBLICAN SITUATION The situation of the Republican party 'is of wholly another sort Democratic wets and Democratic nd 1 v |