Show THE OGDEN WOMEN’S CLUBS VETERANS’ IDENTITY OF In convention RIGHTS ARGUED GRAVE BONES T STANDARD-EXAMINE- FRIDAY EVENING APRIL 17 ilS3l R Evanston (ews LABOR POSITION IN UTAH FILLED By MARY K SLACK MADE CERTAIN I Find Proves Montanan Met Violent Death In Nebraska ‘ THEDFORD Neb April 17— (UP) —Identification of the skeleton of Ernest R Vater 74 Livingston Mont who disappeared here in February 1920 was made certain here by Investigation of partly deon the recayed possessions found was A bullet hole found mains ' through the skull Officers here believe that robbery was the motive of Vater’s assai- His body was found in a shallow grave of sand here by two ranchers Vater left Livingston for Missouri with the purpose of receiving treatments for a cancer At Thed-for- d he disembarked from the train and was apparently left behind A hotel proprietor testified that Vater had registered and thought to have gone to his room Hotel employes who called his room next morning received no answer His room was empty B H Vater son of the slain man told officials that his father hadseveral thousand dollars on his person lants Question of Exemption Is Debated Before New Commission district The award song was won by American Fork of the first district with “Oh Utah” composed by Mrs SALT LAKE CITY April 17— Squires Chipman PRAISED Does the new state disabled veterCHAIRMAN ans’ tax legislation apMrs C E Maw Provo general ply to menexemption who in the world served federation director paid a warm war only or does it include vetertribute to Mrs W E Traughber ans of other wars? chairman of the publicity commitwas debated before This tee Through the tireless efforts of the newquestion commission Thursday in tax Mrs Traughber Mrs Maw said the a disesusion of the law granting Utah Federation of Womeb's Clubs tax exemptions up to $3000 of value has been heard throughout the land for property of disabled veterans or and placed before people who would their widows or orphans have never heard of it The entire The law provides that veterans of gahering stood at the end of the the World war must present their talk in honor of Mrs Traughber from the certificates of The new official guest sticker put veterans’ bureaudisability if the apand that out through the efforts of the Is 100 per cent disabled he chamber of commerce and the Og- plicant be shall granted the full $3000 propden police force was presented to erty exemption If his disabilities the visiting women who made the are less than 100 per cent the allowtrip in their automobiles the ad- able exemption decreases in ratio Immediately followingA Seaman representing main section at theGeorge Spanish-Americwar veterans journment of the 11 o’clock the women attended the contended that the provision limitand the ing exemption applies only to world department of legislation meet- war veterans If a Spanish-AmericInstitution club of department war veteran shows disability he ings Under the chairmanship of Mrs contended he is entitled to full exO R Dibblee Salt Lake Gity a dis- emption cussion of legislative matters was held in the department of legislation meeting with the following presenting papers: Mrs J R Robinson Provo Mrs Thomas Hooper Ogden - -- - an an praIsesguen Mrs Frank B Cook and Mrs C D Kipp Salt Lake City The 'department of club institute Drama Appearing In under the chairmanship of Mrs Alfred H Taylor voted to ask all Malad Stake Wards clubs to devote time to institute includes the TO ROTARIANS EVANSTON Wyo April pressive funeral services were held for William Barker in the Evanston L D S ward chapel Thursday afternoon with Bishop Harold E and Second CounBrough presiding selor Peter W Easton conducting the exercises Invocation was given by Henry Lester of the Hilliard ward The speakers Bishop Brough P G Matthews James Brown Sr and Bishop Arthur Robinson of Price Utah each paid' a high tribsung by ute of respect Solos were Mrs H E Brough L William F John Neilson and three Starkey and numbers were given by the choir with John Neilson as chorister and Mrs Laura M Butts las organist Benediction was offered by Delmar Dean and the grave was dedicated by Bishop Martin of Hilliard Palland bearers were Joe Bird Sr David Dean Hardy Perkins and Luke Lym of Hilliard William J Interment Starkey and J W Mills was made in the Evanston city cemetery William Barker was bora in Bid- Four J skull BOISE! Apru 17— (AP) Farmer 43 of Blackfoot die hospital here today of a skull received when a sand he was driving near Glenn’f Ferry Tuesday night tipped over f Details of the accident wpre not learned as Farmer did not 1 - bor paving program through Similar bureaus are being estabthe signature of those owning 50 lished throughout the United States street per cent of lands facing the funds with made available at the to be paved Is necessary In his re- last session ’of congress port Mr Davis stressed the present Mr Wilson is in Washington and low cost of material and the conse- Monday will join other appointees quent reduced cost of pavement at a meeting with labor department which he said made a strong in- officials to receive ducement to Evanston property opening the offices instructions for : owners to sign for pavirig this year Len Spencer president presided at the meeting which was held in Rolls Cashin’s hall Sam Blackner was comchairman of the entertainment Names mittee A delightful program of vocal numbers was given by Mrs Louis Cook with Mrs Ivar Butts at LOGAN April 17 — Two hundred the piano Little' Mildred Harris fifty-nistudents have made forMartin mal daughter of Mr and Mrsacrobatic for application degrees or dia Harris gave pleasing at Utah the State Agricuplomas bedance the piano accompaniment ltural college according to Dr A H Mrs Jack Snyder ing played by Saxer acting registrar It is expected that practically all of these ON MOTOR TRIP students will receive their degrees son Mrs Julia Cook and Franklyn on the occasion of the annual gradCook left by motor early this week uation exercises which are scheduled will visit for the northwest They June 1 for Monday another son of' Mrs Cook Everett Among the applications for deCook and his family and Mrs grees onehundredand seventv-on- e Cook’s sister and brother-in-laMr and Mrs Lon Chase all at Langley Wash Mrs Virginia Childers Mrs Cook’s daughter will operate the Julia beauty shop until her mother’s return Mr and Mrs Andrew McPhie and George McPhie have been called to Ogden by the death of their uncle consciousness His body was to be taken to toot today for funeral and burial I He is survived by his widow Mada Farmer and five children as well as his parents Mr! I and Mrs Henry Farmer of Pocatello and fouf brothers and sisters ! tout the 4-4- - Graduation Contain 259 England Sepdings Derbyshire tember 4 1850 He was married al-to Elizabeth Hand July T9 1875 most 50 years ago They emigrated to this country in October 1881 locating the following year in Uinta county Wyoming where they had resided since Mr Barker was' one of the pioneer residents of Hilliard being one of the first’ four settlers to take up a homestead in that district He conducted a successful ranching business until 10 years ago when he retired and located in Evanston He was highly respected in the community in which he lived His integrity of character and generous support to every (worthy cause friends won for him many life-loHe died April 13 at a private home in Salt Lake City where he had been taken for his health Angus McPhie who died Monday Surviving are the widow six chil- evening Funeral services were 'held dren Arthur J Barker Evanston today 44-George H Barker and Ernest T S Barker both of Hilliard Mrs Annie B Harris Evanston Mrs Abraham Hurchinson and Mrs Joseph E Lester both of Hilliard also several brothers and sisters in England 17 By Business grandchildren and one ng Driver of Sand Machine Expires of Fractured SALT LAKE CITY April 17—A EVANSTON Wyo April 17—D C Wilson a representative- of the A Davis chairman of the welfare big four railroad brotherhoods for has been appointed state dicommittee reported at the Lions’ years rector of employment for Utah by club luncheon meeting Thursday the United States ’abor department that a petition for the paving of The bureau which Wilson will streets in the business district is head will be located in Salt Lake and its purpose is to aid the ready for circulation among prop- City in finding work The unemployed Mr Davis said the activities will have erty owners to do with emplan is to pave as much of the busi- ployment in all kinds of industrial ness district as possible In order work as well as seasonal farm la- ne w pro-gra- m CAUSES DEATH Representative Will Open Office In Salt Lake City Big (Continued From Page One) training and the propclub for management vention today with discussion of Ro MALAD Idaho April 17—The procedure under parliamentary tartan principles and confirmation Fourth quorum of elders of the I D er of the nomination of Frank Milton S Malad stake under the direction law' by Mrs w Driggs of Ogden as district goverPapers were presentedMrs cf W W Thomas assisted by Esther M E nor as the Stayner Garland Mrs major part of their Hanson are playing “Kate's Ro- JLancaster Squires Ogden wards in a drama mance" comedy American Fork Mrs Earl The annual banquet last night cf the stake This is the first ven- Chipman Salt Lake City: Mrs brought out praise of the Rotarian Cott R Van ture in stagecraft for these elders J Hudson Green Salt Lake City movement from Govemer C Ben and it is hoped the other quorums W E Ogden High school band un- Ross himself a Rotarian will follow It was planned at the derThe Hansen reof Glenn direction the who Utah Price of Fleetwood that each beginning of the season Hotel of the in the an embodiment as lounge ferred to Rotary quorum of the stake would perfect played the noon hour Theodore of highest patriotism a debating team a basketball team Bigelow at M'KAY SPEAKS John F Sask Estevan of Fourth The show a Torgeson and troupe of the chairman O David District McKay and Omaha of Poucher made a showing in each branch Utah division of the White House Atkinson Governor were Conference on Child Welfare adFive conference breakfasts busiMrs Ralph Jones who has been dressed seswomen in the general which at confined to a local hospital for the sion at 2 o’clock following which held this morning was disto her past three weeks returned rec- ness of the organization to devoted was afternoon the imcussed home Wednesday very much reation some of the women going Speakers on today’s program inproved over the city and through cluded the Rev Victor A Speare of SALT LAKE CITY April 17— Wednesday night the Nezla club for drives Through the cour- Provo Dick Wells of Pocatello Mr Miss Elizabeth Crawford was electwas entertained at the home of the Ogdenof canyon Francis A Child superin- Poucher Charles Whitworth of ed president of the Business and W Thomas The tesy president Mrs W Maud tendent many of the women in- Brigham C W Thomas of Burley Professional Womens club of Salt Anderson menu committee the state industrial school W E Morgan of Montpelier and Al Lake at a meeting at the Newhouse Minnie Thomas Grace Ezell and spected directors for the Ogden B Reynolds of Portland governor State hotel Thursday night She succeeds Emma Clark planned a hard time Eastern and San of Rotary InterMiss Elizabeth Bonner district of First the the scheme out by First party and earned were nominated without national districts Other officers chosen were Mrs IN cloths table napkins having paper session afternoon the at relation on Welch first vice president the address brief a entertainopposition May and plates The evening names of dele- of In Roand the commerce to Dumell second vice presMiss Pearl of chamber Thursday the three with was prizes ment bridge of Federation General ‘ of the the for Miss ident C Wilburn score C secretary gates Fanny Mahaney recordtary awarded as follows: High Clubs in Phoenix Ariz Jerome of commerce said Gas Escaping From Leak ing secretary Mrs Mary Chartrand chamber Stella Clark low score Vera Han- -- Women’s adcorresponding secretary Miss Flora son all cut Ethel Nibert A lunch- April 27 to May 2 were put before “It is natural to expect that the will In Pipeline Cause of a of the meeting community vanced Manning treasurer Miss Bonner thinking eon was served at 11 o’clock As a matter of form the nom- be found in its Rotary club and and Mrs Sylvia Reeve directors T Tragedy inees will be voted upon today and that the chamber of commerce can and Miss Elizabeth FitzGerald loan their election announced Saturdayas : up work after this thinking and KILGORE Texas April 17— (AP) fund trustee Mrs Eugene Pratt was named is done” weighing —Four persons a man and woman director of the Ogden district and and two children burned to death in' will succeed Mrs John A Gager tent three miles from here on their was named M Mendenhall Girl Mrs B the Longview road early today of the First district to as director ' LOGAN The dead are: Mrs Kate Dodson PatterApril 17 —The “Sunset succeed herself Mrs Knox To about 39 Burt Bishop 22 J B as director of festival” Logan's annual spring mu- - son Moab was named Howell 6 and J D Howell 9 The sic production sponsored by the the Eastern district to succeed Mrs and Mrs W SANFORD Fla April 17— (AP)— Howell boys were the (sons of Mrs Utah State Agricultural college has L R Fuller Price was A pain in the lower part of your named di- Threatened with a whipping Vir- Dodson ’been definitely set for Decoration P Payne Richfield torture you But not for diswill rector of the San Reports to officers here said gas' back can Ferris Weekly performance conginia day May in30theThe if - trict to succeed Mrs Don C Meryou know Bayer Aspirin school girl fired a bullet from a leaking pipeline filled the long tabernacle and be given high harmless tent became Searchers and These pleasant tablets ignited will be no depend rill Salina They will through her heart yesterdaytold the recovered the bodies sequently there weather of directors as the two the her in father and E past for take away H ence upon the years misery of lumbago Weekly had A pillar of flame from the leak- - rheumatism the other four districts will be coroner’s jury that the girl comfestivals neuralgia headaches on ing pipeline set a nearby forestsoon been warned about certain Cass Ward Whitney of New York named at the spring convention and toothaches systemic pains of the Phoenix Kilgore firemen she was keeping A minister fire but blaze Delegates named toDon pany City has agreed to sing the baritone comes Relief Wool-sewomen y control under promptly 13 B were: Mrs was called to counsel her but she placed the role of Sir John Stainer’s “Cruci-' conference re-1 ' The victims of the fire were Aspirin cannot complete - Genuine Ogden Mrs J L Dugan told him falsehoods the father fixion” which will be presented ‘ de- ported to have come here recently was Provo C Clark the under will be Mrs Moab festival the Then said whipping Joseph The from Arkansas of Professor Walter and Mrs Kent R Burt Salt Lake creed by her mother joint direction 44 While Weekly went to cut a Welti and Professor N W Christ- City room to at her retired switch the girl iansen of the music department OGDEN FAVORED j TO DONATE CUP 'the college Professor Welti will Ogden presented an invitation for and shot herself ' BERLIN I have charge of the vocal work and April 17— (AP)— Wilconto hold their women spring the helm Hohenzollera used to give a Porfessor Christiansen will direct vention here in 1932 which was acGiven chorus gold piece ta the seventh the orchestra A At this time officers of the of child any family and act as godof about 150 voices will also appear cepted four directors other the state and to The selected father be will ministry of health and artist Another To will be named in addition to the to donate a cup decided no welfare are has role There tenor the sing business convention regular saucer Prussian state from the and soloists women At the afternoon session Mrs C 17 to mother in LAKE CITY the April SALT M factory porcelain E Maw Provo general federation Gibbons & Reed contractors of Salt such cases director submitted her report and Lake City have been awarded the of Mrs Phillip Warren Knisley of Og- contract on the rebuilding and gravden reported on the of a strip of federal aid highJ R eling place of Mrs scholarship inwas Deeth and Wells Nev between unable to attend way Morrell who was announced It Thursday by Mark on The report executive secretary of the SALT LAKE CITY April 17— A the convention was Tuttle presented by Intermountain Branch of the Assosurvey of approximately 50 Utah rural Greenwood of Richfield ciated General Contractors of AmerW 8 Mrs a total orchards containing cherry Thomas B Miller reported 3 of 8619 trees shows 4220 to be of onMrs 125 dele- ica The contract amounts to that credentials saying to 4399 too and young age bearing voting registered with anumber bear according to a report of the gates were 242 The of large power United States department of agwho attended without Child To Help riculture issued Thursday by Frank of Visitors swelled the number to registering200 Andrews statistician for Utah over Mr Andrews reported that 2802 well included: Other reports presented Methods" sweet are of trees the bearing Rules and ' LOS ANGELES— (UP)— Mothers varieties 475 are of the "Elections “Pins and who Collins to obtain leniency in the varieties and Mrs C W O sweet D Collett “Trans- courtsexpect because they may have chilfill are of the tart or sour varie- Badges” Mrs ” “EnMrs W S Taylor dren to care for need not look to ties known as “pie" cherries Va portation Porter B R Mrs Fund” dowment 32 totaled not rieties Judge Rey Schauer for any such reported 4 “College' Loans” Mrs Eva Erbstate consideration Mrs Edith Augustine Mrs Charles S Coulter 35 will testify BEAUTY STANDARDS — — 17 CAP) president from 1900 to 1903andwas pre- a Judge Schauer recently sentenced NEWK YORK April gave to the convention her to spend from Saturday noon to Flore nz ZIegfeld believes the stand- sented Mrs R Sunday followed address by noon for five consecutive short is womanhood groward of beautiful di- weeks federation B Porter first He general Jail foliowring her convicin States United these in ing daily to a few remarks state O Wattis E Mrs rector on a tion “the moved by charge of driving while has 1922-2- 4 and Mrs Edward drunk that president collection cf beauty superb Bischel president 1917-1- 8 sought places in his new show MUSIC FURNISHED to Me and Club Responsibilities” VICTIM OF FEUD The music was furnished by Mrs The Lewis Junior High School Glee 17— (AP- I- John G Leonard who sang accom- club under the direction of Miss CHICAGO April Edna Hardy entertained with muanother panied by Miss Helen Whittaker claimed feuds Gangland sical numbers of session the wtih the discovery victim today Following the general $5£0 man on departments This evening the pageant “Old of international relathe body of an unidentified a lonely road south of Chicago tions and education met with Mrs Glory With Her Possessions” will Crystal set with man had been shot E M Ledyard presiding over the be presented starting at 6:30 o’clock Newest model nationHeights The throueh a gen- ally advertised watch brilliants Sterling the head several times first and Mrs Alfred H Taylor the Saturday's program includes eral session beginning at 9 o’clock silver beautiful Til— second (or men and boys A disunder were of welfare public department The following topics ligree moun ting cussed in the international relations the direction of Mrs W J Bards-le- y watch that will stand Run-Dow- n Our low price will and the department of Ameri- hard ute and give exceldepartment “What Is enable you to own can Home under the direction of lent time Has a guarMrs II D Woolsey one of these popu“Monroe Doctrine” Miss Flor- Mrs E H Eastmond win meet at anteed jeweled moveence Kimball Salt Lake City “Mex-c- o 11 o’clock lar pendents Get Mrs J These meetings will conclude the ment and comes with' To have plenty of firm flesh and C and the United States” today yours latest style hand Hogenson Logan “Our Cuban convention limited the ability to do a big day's wurk Relations” a quanonly Lester D Baker ' and feel “like a two-yeold” at Provo “TheMrs stock in Panama Canal and the tity must three eat good Future Nicaraguan Canal” Mrs A night you meals a day relish your food and R Gardner Sandy “Simon BoliEOT THAT can’t eat it If R Hunter Cedar Mrs you Charles digest var” properly can’t sleep can't work just giro iCity and “Jose de San Martin" DIAMOND Ladies fancy set stone T&nlac tbs chance to do for you Mrs D B Perkins Monticello Yctm RID KOWt The department of education conwhat it has done for millions in solid ring gold TEHM3 “BetMrs Fred Wes tin of 887 E 57th sidered the following topics Runz-lPRICES ARE mounting of the latest er W T Mrs Adult ter Speech” fCUB CUED IT St North Portland Ore says: designs A marvelous ‘ AT LOWEST Lake City “Adult Educa“Tania c cured my stomach trouble tion”Salt value 13 GOOD! Mrs Jean Cox Salt Lake LEVELS completely after three years suf- City “Literacy” Mrs J L Gibson fering It built me up to perfect EducaLake City: health with a gain of 27 lbs That Salt Miss May Cleanse the skin and rid tlie pores tion and Kindergarten” was two years ago and I still en- Bowman Salt Lake City "Forestry of clogging imparities with Ives-in-ol and Natural Scenery” Mrs C L joy the best of health”" Rcslnol Soap then applysore Tan lae la wonderful for tn diges- Forsling Ogden They adopted a Ointment inthe to heal asking that all clubs of flamed pimples This simple treat' tion and constipation— gas pains resolution devote one program this ment used nausea dizziness and headaches It the state daily has changed many to the year findings of the White a coarse blotchy brings back lost appetite helps you House conference seemingly hopeon child welfare less one into skin that is clear digest your food and gain strength V PRESIDENTS HERE and smooth and weight It contains no mineral lovely naturally All club presidents of the state Your druggist sells Resinol Soap drugs it is made of roots barks at the convention gathered and Ointment' Buy them' today and herbs nature’s own medicines present the Hotel ball- You will find them invaluable the in evening 2405 Washington Ave for the sick The cost is less than 2 room where eachingave a short kinds skin disorders all of for cents a dose Get a bottle from your talk on “Should We Have FREE:—Write Resinol druggist You ESSSZ back if £t Fewer Programs and More Projects SAMPLE 72 Resinol Baltimore Md jyevtm jiocsh’f hcl2 in Clubs” or "JVhat My Club Means work which y a Obsequies Conducted Evanston Launches For Retired Rancher Paving Movement 17— Im- TRUCK WRECK!' ii P (Continued From Page One) president of the San Pete-Sevi- er Premier Designate 4-- 4 Escaped Students Ordered To Prison Associated Press Photo Reljlro Wakatsukl (above) for mer premier of Japan was directed SALT LAKE CITY Apr) by the emperor to form a new cabi- Commitments sending Gale Shope net to succeed that of Yuko Hama-guc- 18 and Clarence Uchliterl 17 to which resigned the state penitentiary for Indeter minate terms of five to twenty years were issued in Third district court for bachelor’s degrees and seventy-on- e Thursday by order of District Judge for normal diplomas Other Moffat W names may be added to the list be- David ju to robBoth pleaded guilty youths tween now and the close of the before when arraigned bery charges present school year according to Dr Judge and were glven beMoffat Saxer sentences pending g°°L 44 havior Shope was sentenced March SENORITA FAVORED Sen-ori- 7 and Llchliter was sentenced to remanded ta 21 with both youths MADRID April 17— (AP)— air The school p Victoria Kent a lawyer is the State industrial week when thgy of prisons violated paroles lastschool slated for director-gener- al psfnnpri from the under the new regime hi sus-pend- ed 1 I ANAihOAN'S - i great-grandchi- - Election Conducted Woman ld Prices Drop while Quality Prevails Ntew — Announcing Entirely ? J HARD-FINISHE- D FOURPERii” Worsted Pete-Sevi- er THEIR TENT 4 t Pete-Sevi- er I j $100 DOWN 15-- Oz Wool Worsteds Herringbone1 Weaves Tweeds Twists Etc 100 An everyday price YOUNG MEN’S and MENS styles and with tailoring that would have cost from $985 to $1485 McCLANAHAN’F New old hold-offic- Syrxs i PAY Prefers Death Getting Beating j ' STYLED LIKE EXPENSIVE CLOTHES MANY SUITS IN EVERY SIZE FROM 33? TO ‘42 1 Baritone Engaged For Sunset Festival i f e Regular stock more last year! Now only $25 at Si r ) 1 $100 Down— $100 Weekly - 20-ma- Nevada Work Utah Contractors well-train- ed $ Results Cherry Survey Announced —The smartest suits' at $25 now Showing the best in single and double-breastmodels Plenty of NEW patterns for every fancy t ed rk Pan-Americ- an ion greatest sui t values The KcCLANAHAN’S entire history Every suit in our windows— $25 HUNDREDS OF PROCESS COATS - SUETS Fails Mother Elude Jail ed H Complete Department foi Men and Boys $118-72- dark-color- s light-color- ed - W eak Never in the past have we shown so many styles — so manv utterly lovely modes at prices so very low! Plain and Printed Flat Crepes Canton Crepes Georgettes And Chiffons at Pan-Americanis- Og-id- Nervous? 95c DOWN— 50c WEEKLY en Sizes 14 to 20—36 to 44 Beautiful prints— high shades and colors —The styles were never so flattering ar RESINOL TO GET 17 AY no OF Annluan ovm PIMPLES “Pre-Scho- ol v CREDIT JEWELERS two-min- ute 1 Spring COATS and SUITS suits— coats with entirely new Two and all a carefully selected group effects— In style of unusual values ece 85c KOW— $L00 WEEKLY $J485 AND FINER McC LA NAHAN 2354 WASHINGTON AVE Out-of-To- wn Accounts Solicited in |