Show THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- BUSINESS AIDED MOTHERS SAVED BY DEMAND FOR WITH CHILDREN S EQUIPMENT U Crew Remains With Ship Aground On Reef Off Scotland World Looks To America For Machinery Trade Recovering Standard-Examine- r) Consolidated Press 1931 Association) WASHINGTON March 21—Calls r-- ca A ? V v i BOX ELDER DEPARTMENT PAROLE SS?ligSeSbucoffiefVvthre Sil partment of commerce show that construction materials are going abroad in very substantial volume The newly established construction division is endeavoring to trace just what happens to American 2c“°y mg aivL -- Bener£s‘ this goes " as H World Sugar Group Is Making Progress £ v Members Utah The afternoon departmental meetings were at the high schoo and followed the general assembly Grammer grade department in charge of Mont Harmon and W Warren Taylor Primary grade department Mrs Marie D Peterson Miss Lydia Robinsen and Super intendent C H Skidmore The high school department was concluded with an address on the types of teachers and appropriate procedures by Dr S B Neff of the University of Utah followed by sL discussion (Continued From Page One) ference by the Cook county (Chicago) state’s attorney’s office in paroles were among the specific charges Consequently the second day o hearings by the committee was in terrupted while Chairman Roger Little sent summons to W C Jones R Keen parole board chairman Ryan and Thomas H Cannon the trio who comprise the board Club By approaches figures over in world from all the coming indicate that vast undertakings ag- - BRIGHAM CITY Mar 21— The gregating more than $11000000000 members of the Civic improvement in cost are making a beginning club held their twenty-fift- h an-- ° ork nual birthday celebration in the tois corLSruction which includes public buildings Commercial club rooms residences highways bridges rail- - afternoon At 1:30 o'clockSaturday several roads tunnels sanitation and were set tables and decorated terworks and shipping has been in- - with flowers and cards and lunch -HOW CONVICT DIED augurated to relieve the present un- - eon was served to several members MARRIAGE LICENSE A special musical proand Sltuati0n vy A Sharing interest with the testilicense was issued into gramguests was conducted by the Merry- - from marriage mony of the fiery Rev Whitmeyer the office of Clerk County wage earning activity anettes orchestra and the musical Abe Josephson on March 9 to Aug and the young Father Weir a member of the Franciscan In this country federal public program was under the direction of ust Ottli and Ann Hansen Mary works normally account for only a Mrs Roy Larsen and Mrs J Leo both of Salt Lake City order was a detailed explanation o the circumstances which accompanvery small fraction of one per cent Nelson Mrs Connie M Peters en-ied the death of Joseph Coakley a the budget of public works pro- - tertained with several Vocal num convict in solitary confinement vided for by states and municipal!- - bers Master Satche Pearse gave Illness ties During the depression how- - two vocal numbers was Dayton E Beasley keeper of the Bridge ever the federal expenditure has the feature of the afternoon and solitary prison related his version To Home In assumed larger proportions It is many of the business men were of how Coakley died and the treatment accorded him Then Robert coming to be a policy that when tertained at the Saturday afternoon times are good government build- - vacation The luncheon and WILLARD g Mar 21 —Mr and Johnson Coakley 's cellmate relatec slows up but when times are rangements were under the direc-ba- d Mrs Lonzo Parish of Elba Idaho a story that Coakley had died while the government builds In cer- - tion of the following committee: motored to Willard Saturday ac- handcuffed to the bars tain old world countries it is the Mrs C E Baker the charges of the Mrs Frank Earl companied by John They But it was that engrossed the compractice to employ as many hands Mrs Alf Olsen Mrs C E Mer-a- s were called here on Pettingill account chaplains of the possible even in certain cases rell Mrs W H Stayner Mrs Oscar serious illness of Mrs Eveline Pet- mittee Mr Whitmeyer asked by avoiding the use of modern ma- - Hunsaker Mrs Emma Stevens and tingill mother of Mrs Parish and the warden to resign and charged with “fomenting trouble” said: chinery and to use local labor and- Mrs ’ Tom Coleman Mr Pettingill local materials whenever practicaCHECK SUSPECT Mrs B F Jones of Willard went JUDGED BY CLOTHES ble here has nevertheless been a Cohen 72 of Burley Idaho to Ogden Friday evening to attend relatives of inmates use Amerof in increase the arge arrested by Box Elder officers on a a session of the Eastern Star lodge get every consideration by the palean construction machinery of was Mrs Jones a guest of Mrs W role board Inmates represented charge passing a fraudulent by has been given until March W Jones of Ogden WlL and also get con‘awyers politicians tor Erralnment- sideration But if the relatives who all the Torid are Pl'K-t- 0 Abbott convicted by a Jury came here to plead are poorly Gandhi Will court before city Judge B H dressed and look as though 'they Jones Saturday morning was given to little — they get little amounted to receive sen Wednesday London bertJSd time from the board” Smpuatlvtart Father Weir said: “Neither the parole law nor pa government NEW DELHI India Mar 21— role are at fault It is which $3000000000 — approximatelyon (AP) Mahatma Gandhi agreed to- the regulations members Their board will be spent the roads through-- 1 S parole m£ to day participate in the second attitude here has caused the trouble out the world during the Present table conference at London hearing early round are boys of 16 imprisoned is expected to year some this fall if he succeeds in settling hereThere weex next with hardened criminals And be spent in the United States the communal quesstate at construethe While public building reformatory built for teachers of the schools of tion are men of tion marking’ an effort on the partly h®Elder wayward youths He told Viceroy Irwin today he 30 And there arethere county met at the Box believed insane of the government to reUeve the could be here who should be in thecriminals school ?righam city solved by this question asylum employment situation has increased °d°ck Saturday morning franchise granting universal adult at Menard” remarkably throughout the world 56551011 ° the private building construction has f°Ltherr5arch4 This and other important deciprimary grades met at sions In normal years federal the Lincoln school were reached today at a minwhere Miss cards were invented about Lydia state and municipal undertakings iature round table conference at thePlaying 1390 in order to amuse year Pfhnary supervisor in the United States take up from listed palace in which Lord Charles VI then king of Fracne by Vera Johnson Leah Chris-t- the to thirty-fiv- e per cent in to- Irwin Gandhi and the congress of who was subject to fits of Lucile McBride Madge Gray construction with the rest inrcnsen Indian princess participated Smith and Blanche Ferre same The private enterprises In the discussion The obtains in Canada but insisted department met in the and Latin America general- - mar Eraae 1S the government participation in usual rooms at the Box Elder High school and was in charge of H Warconstruction is much greater Taylor frammar grade superSpecial effort is being made by ren American territorial government visor A Elwyn Seely Verna Jack-so- n J D Gunderson and Supt C Porto Rico and the Philippines in H Skidmore The high school deto extensive develop particular was conducted by Princihighway programs which will help partment the situation among the workers pal F A Hinkley of the Box Elder In Alaska and Hawaii also road High school and the principal of Bear River High school Clarbuilding and general construction the ence E Smith The 2:30 session of work are being developed the institute was a general assembly where the public was invited The “world’s largest Bible” com- The following program was carried pleted in Los Angeles after two out: Community singing led by years of work weighs 1100 pounds Frank J Kennard: an address on contains 8048 pages and measures education and character-buildin- g Dr S B Neff of the University by eieht feet across of wa-Um- all soft-spok- forty-seco- FUTNEY-ON-THAM- SLS two-thir- ed ds Hindu-Mosle- un-lB- lte as-thir- ed ty al con-P0- m ox insti-dropp- as-diti- 11 gram-Euro- Out-rowi- vice-reg- al on pe GaU firtwl Mat eryit Car in mi anyaw-wn- a what the condition we will make you a liberal allowance on a new 1931 model watch or ultra modem diamond ring Uodm Gol4 da $100 INGRAM’S MILKWEED CREAM $100 DAGGETT COLD CREAM 30c MAVIS with 7 diamond tH jrue c i (Hi wry plain M or- - 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' ? covery During the first two months of this year the heaviest demand has been from as it was throughout 1930 Despite political disturbances in that part of the world reports indicate that the good roads movement and other con' V struction activities will be carried on ' w as far as possible Exports to these countries of excavation dredging machinery and road graders from the United States show increases EXACT FIGURES American shipments 'of all sorts of industrial to soviet Russia for the machinery past year have been and when the particularly exact figures heavy are known it is pre- STATEVILLE 111 — Officials are seen here examining mins of the prison chair factory— firs dieted that they will be impressive While it is impossible as yet to structure set ablaze by rioting convicts —A P Photo give exact details as to the com modity participation of Latin-Ameri- ance at the first word of her distress but when it was found that she was hard aground the boats were put over and the passengers loaded in The tugs convoyed them to the island where it seemed likely they would have to remain overnight GREENOCK Scotland Mar 21— (AP) — Two hundred passengers By HARDEN COLFAX (Special Correspondent of The (Copyright R Box Box 10c El Modelo Cigars A P j? 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