Show f THURSDAY BVSimiG JAITUARY 22 1931 CUTTLE ROLLING KITCHENS FEED OKLAHOMA JOBLESS LOSE HEIGHT THE 0GDE1T STANDARD - EXAUZNER DUE "i f i TO COLD DAYS $ ' Kk IU'1'T : tf n VJIFE OF BARON r 'if 4 DEATH STRIKES u Her Poisoning Terminates ! i Winter Grains Are Safely Covered With Snow In Utah Abnormally cold weather persisted during the past week over the state according to J Cecil Alter meteorologist in his weather crop and range report with snow flurries on several days and frequent foggy days As a result of this some cattle are losing weight though most range stuff are doing fairly well and animals on full feed doing well Winter grains are still safely covered with snow but the southwestern desert ranges are becoming patchy with snow and much of the southeastern portion Is bare with ranges dry and livestock being held within distance to streams Deep trailing snow and cold weather have caused the loss of some calves at Pocatello Cattle are losing weight at Park valley the weather has been very foggy The weather has improved fear cat tie feeding at Logan Ranges and Grantsville livestock are fair at Livestock on feed are doing well at Spring City Frost is 30 inches in the ground at Manti snow is about an inch deep an excellent crop of ice more than a foot thick has been harvested Tange sheep are doing fairly well Watershed snow is badly needed at Richfield the roads are doing well dusty but livestock areare fair at Livestock and ranges Kanab the ground is bare Crusted snow is four or five inches are deep at Deseret and conditions hard on cattle and sheep Livestock and range conditions are fair at Milford with plenty of moisture Livestock at St George are holding up well An excellent ice crop 24 inches thick has been harvested at Duchesne The Price range is very - u rf —— Jr’XsS s i A 4 Vs $’ ' S' H i 6 f t 4 & - P Z Physicians attributed her death to — i " v 1 i A' 7 t fy "4 jl t x: returned from Japan with Sir Frederick Whyte advisor to the Nanking government The baron in a formal statement said he had been estranged from Baroness Depidoll since last October Local papers described the baroness death as terminating “one -- of Shanghai’s most discussed love triangles” Sir Frederick Whyte former president of the Indian national assembly was a delegate to the Institute of Pacific Relations at Honolulu He was said to have been one of ' - V r r 7 V ) 4 s J ' 4 fr ' r J P k poison taken last Saturday after he " 1 V V r Much Discussed Triangle SHANGHAI Jam 22— (UP)— Baroness Depidoll of Luxembourg died at a local hospital today Xr 7 t 1 Sheriff Resign Rather Than - ? 1 Baron Depidoll’s closest friends unTo til the estrangement last fall The baroness was also reported to have taken poison while aboard the Be Stool Nakasaki Maru while en route here Whyte summoned a: physician immediately after the boat docked at SEATTLE Jan 22 (UP)— Refusal to act as a “stool pigeon”- by Shanghai Lady Whyte was believed to be in purchasing liquor to obtain evidence San Francisco for the purpose of bootleggers Caused Deputy placing her son in a school there against Louis Sheriff Kessler to resign from 44 the force Tie said today Kessler said he disagreed with Five Victims Sheriff Claude G Bannick’s ideas on law enforcement and quit rather Gambling than become a “stool” after he had SHOSHONE Idaho Jan 22i CAP) been threatened with suspension if —Joe Sabola and four other mm he refused 'to act friendly toward in order to get evidence victims of a holdup here last Sun- bootleggers against them day pleaded guilty to gambling charges before' Probate Judge C O Jackson here yesterday and were fined $200 each l Sabola was shot in the legs by the robbers who fled with $270 John Miller and John Shevchenko were arrested and confessed robbing the men officers said Sabola Pete Batis Joe Nadarita Andy Fisher and John Kirkby were allegedly gambling when the robbers took their money Prosecutor Harlan D Heist said complaints charging robbery would" be filed against Shevchenko and Miller Holdup Fined For - ' aaociaied fret Photo and persons attracted to Oklahoma City by the lure of oil guthere only to find tHundre‘?l no Jobe evaHable were fed by “army mess' lines operated by Veterans of Foreign Ware Waste food is contributed dally from bakeries hotels restaurants wholesale and retail houses Former’army cooks man the kitchens ‘ DURSTED LULJGS BY ANAESTHETIC a Explosion Inside Patient Due To Atmospheric Spark? Jan 22— (UP)— HOLLYWOOD Phone 122 OVER Elizabeth Bair Correspondent 432-JL Phono today Proponents of the plan also urged closing of liquor stores in districts that recently voted' against beer ' parlors j 1 !£) Biliou Take t ?— X203Y— toofeht eonstipatftdT IfATUarS The U AU-Vegeta- Laxative lle I TO Toll1 Jan LONDON i 22— An ’ ! 7) 1 jtJjEj- ‘ - y "e? i 1 - ! vari-col-or- ed - snow-bank- ed 1 0 So many people attending our sensational sale of recon- ld ex-slos- ion 1 4-- 4 Rocket Plane Tests Uncertain Whether Coast Planned Issue Appeal 7 -- - f ey e ditioned appliances are inquiring also about new ranges refrigerators space heaters furnaces and conversion burners that we have decided to offer you the advantages of--K - ? on 1 ATTRACTIVE' JOCKEYDOM’S LYRIC TEN0RI ON SALEM Ore — (UP) — Ability to I ride the world’s fastest race horses and to sing in a silvery lyric tenor is a combination that is rare But those are the accomplishments of Earl Sande world’s most famous jockey who recently visited his parents here Sande’s abiltiy to ride soared to greater heights during the 1930 season while wearing the colors of the staole of William Woodward New Yor financier and owner of Gallant Fox L i B’t Mf EW I other attainment! Sande’s ?? singing may also claim more f j Per two years-he-habeen studying vocal under Estelle Wentworth in Washington D C and has ? -- nt-on s le-veio- ped way 3 1 j a tenor that is said to attracted considerable attentionhave Whether he goes on with art he says depends on whetherthis he can give it the necessary time ? 3 Teton Pass Highway Work Set For Spring i — HJAHO FALLS Jan I f t 22 CAP)— A Few More Construction work on the Teton pass crossing the Tetdn mountains between Victor Idaho and Jack-wi- ll begin in the 25000 federal aid money beingspring avail-ablfor improvements on this gateway to Yellowstone park Senior Forest A E Briggs of the Caribou Ranger national forest announced here this morning that an additional $7500 for emergency road building in the Caribou forest in Bonneville county would be forth coming April 1 RECONDITIONED APPLIANCES e 3 BEWARE OF IMITATIONS Unless ra the name Bayer and the word you on the package as pictured above you can never genuine be sure that you are taking the genuine Bayer Aspirin tablets that’ thousands of physicians prescribe in their daily practice The name Bayer means enuna Aspirin It is your guarantee of purity— your protection against imitations Millions of users have proved that it is safe : Genuine Bsysr Aspirin tablets promptly relieve! ' 6Un Toothache ?°lcJs NenSSf Sore Throat Lumbago Rheumatism f No harmful ts follow its use It does not depress the heart after-effec- Aspirin istbe trade-mar- k of Bayer manufacture of monoaceticacldester of salicylicacid — T’ STARRING REDUCTIONS May Tax Bachelors To Care For Tots DENVER Colo Jan 22 — (UP)— A measure which would provide for J -- I taxation of bachelors to care for dependent children In state institutions was proposed last in the house of representatives night The bill was sponsored by Rep W E Spangler and Rep W T of Denver Republicans -1 Kav-ana- gh EASY TERMS HAKE DOLLARS GO FARTHER ’ s Come in—loolc around —see rtKe remarkable 4 ST PAUL Jan 22 (AP)— Bobby Jones and Jimmy Johnston are all square Jimmy invited Bobby to catch a lot of bass last summer 3obby got one big sunburn and two little fish Jimmy Is just back from Atlanta Bobby induced him to stay onger than he intended promising plenty of quail The bag was two! birds ' i : M “SQUARE" BURGLAR BUTTE Mont — (UP) —A burglar who apparently had a soft spot in his heart broke into the home here of E C Brisbin and stole $30 out of a purse that contained $50 The $50 was in bills all in one roll places any new or reconditioned Appliance in your home Ranges refrigerators water heaters triple effect heaters space heaters fireplace heaters circulating heaters furnaces home heating- conversion burners— all in A- -I shape- We stand back of every one Amazing values ’Only a limited number left Don’t delay! f rPROMISES FAIL -- 1 bargains that1 make your dollars go farther! I -- 414 uU 2ith Street Phone 174 i f vajt j Winter Decoration Plan Used At Ball f ) —the mild eafe f if laxative You’ll feel fine la M the morning Promptly and — rf pleasantly ride the eyatexa jLuRiwiil that TOMQ&llOM ef the bowel poisons canse headaches— 25c ALTU OUT j Great Britain Suffering From Heaviest Death i i EUROPE (UP)— BRIGHAM CITY Jan 22—The epidemic of influenza One of the rarest accidents in the annual saidby ball of the Civic Improve- cal authorities to be seasonalmediand — of history surgery the explosion of ment club was given in the Blue not of a serious character swept j Bird hall anaesthetic in the lungs of a patieThe Great Britain and several parts of Wednesday night Ending was decorated in winter nt-caused carni- Europe today the death here yester hall j val style Britain suffered the heaviest day of Mrs Maude Branton 45 as There a center range in the death tolL The average number of she was undergoing a major ab form of was an with icicles anc deaths weekly In the British Isles igloo BARROW Alaska Jan 22 (UP) dominal operation snow in drooping effect The hall was estimated at 100' The epidemic —The long winter night of the ArcCoroner Frank Nance started an was lighted with a large Incandes- grew more severe in London where and natives ended and tic has use of cent in the center and a line of there were 33 deaths last week into the investigation today or whites of Barrow showed slight signs anaesthetics in hospitals- of the floor lamps decorated with snow anc double the number of the previous when the renewed of In an effort to determine sparkling icicles Adding to the week activity today sun appeared for the second time county cause of the accident and to beauty the and of the entire coloring at Aldershot Troops quartered since darkness descended two prevent its recurrence room was the number of were attacked invisible the enemy by months ago Mrs Branton was Inhaling a mix balloons Two hundred men had Sunday' Almost the entire populace of ture of ether oxygen nitrous-oxide Mrs George A Anderson acted been confined to and hospitals today this windswept village numbering a a- spark as chairman of the dance commit- Officials of the ministry when apparently of health dozen whites and some 300 natives caused by atmospheric static ig- tee At 9:30 o’clock Louis C Mis worked to and combat night day of to climbed the tops nited the saturated cone and as she Bowen president of the Civic Im- the spread of the epidemic and roofs to gaze at the sun as it breathed deeply her lungs were Olsen public was advised by the press the provement dub and Alf on over horizon southern the pepped chairman of the Commercial club the' best way of escaping the Infor a few minutes yesterday her- ruptured G T Stout an expert on led the grand march followed by fluenza Dr germs ' - p alding the approach of long days anaesthesia was administering the Mrs Olsen and Mr Bowen and othThe continental bureaus of The constant will sunshine that bring mixture while Dr Charles A Wairo-e- r er officers fend members of the two United Press reported the situation butterflies bees and flowers to the was performing the operation clubs About 90 ocuples attended as follows: 7 Arctic next summer - ' Neither Dr Stout nor Dr Warmer Influenza' cases have Increased in Then the natives will move from Dr B A Wilks hospital superinMiss 'Marie Thom Miss Delora Germany ten-foto their snow covered frame huts recently with an tendent could account for the Rasmussen Mrs W and H Griffiths estimated total of ‘from 7500 to 600 on live in tents the beach of to except attribute the spark Brigham City motored to Ogden new cases daily — — f4—— — — V to atmospheric static Miss PARIS Wednesday evening where Henri Chero Andre Thom entertained with mandolin Tarldue and Edouard Herriot are solos over KLO Miss Thom was the among prominent on the accompanied piano by Mrs suffering from Influenza politicians No offiGriffiths figures on the total number of On Mr and Mrs Fren Barnes Mrs cial are available' Melvin Nebeker Mrs Howard Bad-dl- cases To - Mild inluenza in MADRID: Spain Mrs Leslie Brunker Mrs Beth has affected IQ LOS ANGELES Jan 22— (AP)— per cent of the popuMrs Isla Facer and Mrs La-v- lation of the cities A small rocket airplane carrying no SALT LAKE Jan 22— Whether WardCall all of Willard motored to in rural districts' and 2 per cent passengers and constructed to fur- Governor George H Dem will issue Ogden Wednesday the woROME: The bureau of public nish scientific data for the build- a proclamation calling upon the men entertained withwhere selecmusical health says that influenza has ing of a larger rocket ship will re- eople of Utah to contribute to a tions on the Box Elder program not ceive its tests here tomorrow 10000000 Red Cross drouth relief over KLO The women are known reached the epidemic stage in any Equipped with fuel to carry it ap- fund remained uncertain following through the county as the double part of Italy proximately five miles the plane is a conference of Red Cross cham- trio f4 and will entertain with vocal expected by Maurice Poirer its in- ber of commerce and community ventor to attain a maximum speed chest officials in the governor's of EARL SAN of 500 miles an hour Long Night In Arctic Section trol and side of liquor in favor of complete prohibition was under way in the British Columbia government 1 Ol M FLU SLEEPING Business Office Comer Drug Store Brigham City 1 VICTORIA B C Jan 22 (UP)— A move to abolish government con- 1 "! 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