Show ' J Mli ’ i The Lord is my portion saith my soul therefore! will I hope a him — Lamentations 3:241 ji- Hope is a light diet? but very stim— Balzac ulating h r Year— No 307 Sixty-fir- st OGDEN CITY UTAH THURSDAY EVENING MAY 21 1931 GUNMAN SLAYS COME of fO AGAINST Saturday will be poppy day On that -- day buddy poppies wiH be on the strete of Ogden and sold the proceeds turned over to the organizations of the disabled soldiers A A army’s 672 air game involving the hypothetical defense of large cities AA A A VICE Editor And Politician Fal Victim To Pistol T H R E A TS eSarrz : UTTERED t MaL' 1 ippw— g mnV ' y rtl -- nBiii Hiiiii u l‘ mYi niji r mwi - i ce i Wife of Victim Collapses Upon News of Dual Tragedy A n - The funds raised in this manner LOS ANGELES May 21 — (AP) — are divided Part goes for local Police said relief work for the- disabled land today Guy McAfee enemy of Charles Crawford 'sjp millionaire political boss gave them i y name the a of man he murbelieves Some of the money finds dered Crawford and Herbert Spento the home at Eaton Rapidsj Mich cer newspaper man in Hollywooc igan where orphans of the Veterans last night He gave the name on a are cared for be promise it would not be revealed to -I This buying of a poppy is fi small newspapers LOS ANGELES May 21— (AP)— peace-tim- e contribution ten those assassination of Herbert Spenwho offered their lives in the great The cer magazine editor and crusader world war against organized gambling and In giving do so with a ‘generous fideSt?- wealthyohticiayan heart fied gunman whose work suggested gangster revenge started police toPoppy day comes to remind us day on one of the greatest mannot to forget the days in the past hunts ever undertaken in Los An when the youth of the land sacrigelesficed for us It is a patriotic duty On the eve of a projected expose to give It also' is a privilege of gambling by Spencer’s magazine the editor was shot through the ill Next Monday evening at the high heart and the politician was morschool the Americanization j class tally wounded late yesterday in the latter’s office after they had talked will have its closing exercises for more than an hour with an unidentified man whom Crawford A score or more Of foreigntef s will received IN be commended for their efforts to had Death overtook Crawford before become familiar with the require he could keep a promise to identify 1 ments of pitizenship the killer who escaped in an automobile Apparently confident that OVER Instead of allowing the foreigner he would live Crawford told deto get prejudiced Impressions! of this tectives before he underwent an country’s government Americani- emergency operation that he would zation schools have been establish tell only “if I’m due to go” He City’s Millions Stand Anc ed of which the Ogden school is one died three hours after being woundGaze Skyward At of many ed self-avow- ed - t it i : vastly expanded public works pro- other public organizations to pay low wages and long gram made possible by an immedi hours of work was illegal and subject to rpenaltiesrequire ofthe for ate special session of congress was officials to of fine $50 or $1000 six months in jail seen today by Sena tor LaFollette as fending The question arose when protests the sole hope of avoiding “the dire developed in the yicinity of Filer that a highway district was paying consequences of a third winter of workmen 20 cents finf hour and reunemployment for many millions of quiring 10 hours’ work Prosecuting our citizens” Attorney O W Witham immediately Speaking as chairman of the unsent out a letter! to all government employment and industrial stabilizasubdivisions within I the county tion committee selected at the rethem there was !a penalty warning cent progressive conference the for mare than men working Wisconsin Republican based his conhours a day on public works eight and clusions upon a preliminary report that wages normal In! the local area sy Dr Isador Lubin chairman of I must be paid the conference on “The public will “not stand to be unemployment taxed to support) public works (reUP TO GOVERNMENT cently ordered full steam! ahead to “The federal government alone Associated Press Photo relieve unemployment) that hire can meet the widespread distress bread winners and pay them starv- which the report reyeals” LaFollette ing wages” he said Such payment said “At the present rate of Inis illegal” jj j LONDON May 21 — (AP) — In dustrial revival thej number of unTo this Commissioner Alvin Haremployed to be provided for during 'ormal announcement today Sovie bour added the statement? conthe coming winter bids fair to re- Russia’s delegates to the work tractors were advised not that to lower main close to the 6000000 found by wheat conference said they opposec wages on state5 Iwprk and the he census bureau in its enumera- a plan suggested by Samuel R Me department was not lowering wages f Kelvie head of the American deletion of last January”! 44— The senator said the report gation for reduction In wheat showed little or no evidence that acreage because industrial and soFOR :he remainder of 1931 would bring cial conditions in Russia made inASIC sufficient improvement At the creased wheat production impera-iv- e same time he continued “our municipalities are fast approaching “Yesterday” the announcement 21— (UP)— Widely Advertised and many cities are al- said “the American submitted a proChicago May Starrett died ready experiencing difficulty in ren- posal which is unacceptable to So 4 he left a will placing his estate Marriage Is Bumping viet Russia because of conditions in HAUNTS SEARCHED dering aid to their jobless citizens” our in charge of the Continental IlU S Armada social system with extraordinary Upon Rocks TAX RECEIPTS FALL f In those schools citizenship is Early today detectives spurred on linois bank and directing that pi our a counin statement of industries in mindsi ana the from forby the every development Virtually city opening Spencer’s taught by “some Eastern old art in his fTo Line$ objects” broken-hearte- d Request NEW YORK May 21— (UP)— try was declared to have experi- the number of our industrial workMay 21— (AP)— A home be sold and the widow that “the CHICAGO eigners to the spirit of America proceeds proud armada of the nation’s fighters Graham McNamee and enced overlord of gambling Jiere view a tax whose in fall in indiof the’ Relief increased radio had ing 'll Forj receipts protection streaked through the given to charity-“We’vvoice is known to millions was un- cating LaFollette Isaid hreatened to get Herb” searched al skies aircraft production which is necessary toit that city meet The students are encouraged to known an of America’s had j offer of $8000 inland of 'Credit to able metropolis and wish haunts of gamblers and growing internal demands explain today why his wife budgets would be less! able to cope see clearly the high purpose our I : would out and you today go seems had to “It us a filed for suit with advisable man to for allow this The winter gangsters about suddenly separaunemployment! “swarthy institutions and to disregard the 35 offithe an was appraise the objects” tion demonIt each was to old decide situation YORK! May of heavy build” army’s greatest held further complifor itself country years nay An personal shortcomings whic cial of the bank told Alfred J ' Presidents of eastern railroads hour before the tragedy Spen- stration of its air strength Over Mendelssohn cated by the fact that many mu- - whether to curtail production of &g- - JEW announcer noted The whose enter into government art appraiser yesting-al- l cer formerly city editor of the Los Chicago’s lake front 659 planes palinefr east of thS- - Mis-'Ideal marriage” has- been ‘widely nicipalities- had sold up to their limit ricultural commodities and wheat in v ' terday--rraded - are formation An in' sissippi today voted to ask the interserenading gelesEvenin g Press leftr his ofpublicized both In print and on the of bonds and would be unable to particular” Theyurged not ' to get disstate commerce A short time later he called commission to reborrow further in- fice telling an associate that he was thousands of watchers as - speedy air PLAN admitted Mrs SUGGESTED McNamee that couraged if their foreign birth unstore freight rates to a level which pursuit ships sang a high tenor the bank He was so excited he filed the suit in supreme court two “Unless the federal government The statement said it was going out to get some more “under- to flicts handicaps but to persist the in the judgment ofthe commissi or the deep baritone hum of mighty could hardly talk world stuff” for the magazine which weeks ago spends now the cost of healing Russian opinion drawn from statetil all obstcales are overcome bombers will protect the credit of the caral“Did had a fare of $8000?” number he those you to articles which say M likely published He is making a desperate effort occur injuries ments of others before' the confer- riers on most between 12 shouted vice and Thousands alleged activities left boule the months gang gasps become coming school during has Michigan The ence that “the principal solution for A committee wasj! indispen- here his friends said to find his wife in will be to one is this as more of vard the finest times the “Why what than applanes sable to the preparing of the men an effort to learn the cause of her may be many regulation of wheat export is fixing work out the details! appointed I J Radke secretary to Craw-lor- d pearedskyscrapers from the north where the collections in the country It’s action our saved by present policy and women from distant laiids for Raysaid definite export quotas” though so far he has been of federal economy’ he asserted It consists of WJ W fAtterbury ‘ r shortly after Spencer en- aerial procession had formed after worth half a million dollars if unable to M The announcement dealt with the president citizenship locate her tered Crawford’s office that a man a wide circular movement from the it’s worth a cent” “A special session of congress Russian Pennsylvania Danviews regarding quotas and iel Willardof the News came as of suit the a shock see was to of the Baltifive and asked Craw colto decided rewhich in sell It be called should to had the president appeared airports educational they Furthermore it has Immediately said Russia’s pre-wstatus must more & Ohio P E: Crowley to friends and acquaintances of the lieve distress among concentrated yesterday from Day-to- n lection at auction the unemployvalues even beyond the spreading :ord be considered m fixing any quota dent of the New York Cetitral presicame to the door of his couple since many stories have been ed lines Unless an extra session is scheme of information intended to equip Crawford written about their “perfect” ro- called there will be a delay of Bernet J for the J private office greeted the man and j Van Swerin-ge- n ALL GAZE SKYWARD the students for civic duties! j It discussed the necessity for mance lines J M DaVis president of asked him' to enter Radke said Roofs and office windows were months before any action can be financing Rus- the Delaware which any surpluses men the an about talked for hour A MrsexLackawanna & Westshort time to McNamee our taken works ago Each year at the graduating public expand dotted with onlookers and traffic sia might hold off the market as a ern J J Pelly ! two shots rang out Radke in over NBC of the the chain president broadcasting ercises Francis T Wiggins Assis- Suddenly program” still as a mass result of agreement on and opera New York New Haven &i Hartford leard a piercing scream and a yell of Grant park stood over told of her husband and home their tant superintendent of schools who from the tlon of spectators green any quota system and sug- and C H Hix president of the Vir “Get that fellow” The turf to the poured life and how whenever he is on the direct the Americanization School door Spencer wheat stocks be held in Rus ginian edge of Lake Michigan CLEVELAND gested burst open and the gunman and at air she sits home and calls in some one from the out- led to 21— compares Dog (AP)— May sia as security for “adequate cred gazed skyward the street Radke rushed Overhead TO STUDY QUESTION 3abe Ruth connected with his fifth his performances with that of com side to deliver a message of en- sun shone the its” Mhe office into Theand found announcers will appoint be Spencer and run of ‘ieving season peting the hope lome in the first couragement The statement was signed by Isl chairmancommittee Major Davenport Johnson of Gal- inning Chasing Crawford sitting in his chair and determine of Less a that a friendly welcome may dead Yankee a than month New Indians today’s dore ago veston led the great procession with Lubimoff head of the Russian the manner and method Of at once arose and collapsed on the floor of benefit procedBabe’s' York The came drive prove lasting after newspaper carried in its magthe third attack group of 70 planes game delegation f LIFE THREATENED ure DENVER 21— a Mike (UP)— May Combs scored azine section on and article and headed with nobody WHEAT from SITUATION Fort Crockett of written had was comwas It Recently Spencer paaase Hudlin was on the mound for “The Love Romance of Graham Mc- dog with human feelings pointed out! that the At the door of citizenship the threats In a preface Lubimoff outlined mittee’s on his life As though he Following the attack group was Cleveland work will be to study roled he major today although appeared Namee” stranger Is made to feel at home the the actual second bombardment of Soviet wheat the question completely position feared they might be carried out he group from not to mind the of to deconfihement his ill 10 met The'McNamees years ago cell at the Last year the crop to- cide on the amount! of and production in these stories that there Langley field Virginia The bombincrease Fred J Kiesel recalling yeats figo added city jail NATIONAL were when both singing in a church Mike lost his master or his mas- taled 29500009 tons Allowing for request It was said there was toa a certain bank” a box con- ers flew in columns of three 50 to All four his first contact with America was “in the choir 60 gfimes rain in each group postponed the surplus was names and full informataining ter lost him (he didn't say which) consumption disposition on the part of the execur said: —: and wet grounds 44 tons III tion about those who had been READY FOR MISHAPS tives snowstorm : the expressed at the meeting to It during yesterday For the new crop the winter ask only was cold outside so he invited himfor a suffiicent increase to "I came with all the drawbacks of Speedboats darted over the lake (Continued on Page Two) wheat sowing was 12600000 hec- protect the Killed self into a business house on Broad- tares a young fellow who could ndt speak n i and amphibians zoomed low over roads wheat 29700000 hecspring 10 PER CENT ENOUGH the water to be ready for instant way the language ' Loneliness was upon tares The total area under wheat It was said that the matter of a rescue in event of any mishap The But Mike is a big plack vicious in me and I wanted to go back home And 1931 hectares rate increase had not yet reached Boy was movair and the planes tj looking canine and fhis boldness with anis at least 42000000 bumpy To anticipated crop of 36500-00- 0 the point where the executives Know ed in loose formation spaced wide“To add to my misery the were frightened the storekeeper A Me tons The hectare is a little less find INTERLAKEN Switzerland May lick who tried to pac terms in ly and with bombers attackers purof thinking Nothing party was flourishing percentages 2 acres than suit planes separated Through the LOS ANGELES May 21— (UP)— 21 — (AP)— Four members of a Brit- gentle patting on the However it! was learned in usually one of its main objects was to beat Lubimoff said the Russians distoThe mass chamber Mike commerce of over to darted down the foreigner In Stf Louis a fell wanted ish tourist carryspeeding liff planes party play quarters that the exalways agree with other delegates regard- ecutives are fairly: where I found myself it was powwell agreed that ing photographers like falcons at- boosting California probably hasn’t day while climbing Harder moun- after the proprietor ing the agricultural crisis contend- if the railroads were? an heard of it yet but the sunshine of tain resulting in death to a young of hall down erful and two the ran the to amgeese Up tacking orderly flight j that the crisis is a direct result plify their present grossableincome ing be- the golden states is killing The entire Melick woman a in to lead the and 10 procession passed the boy injury dog thinking said T made Clara Barton Launched U fore the gaping eyes of this anthill Killing rattlesnakes denizens of Miss Jenny Brown a resident of was after him Customers finally of “contradictions within the capi- per cent it would probably carry Fortunately” he talistic system” the hot hills and deserts of skyscrapers in 15 minutes the acquaintance of the higher libthem over their present difficulties Scotland was killed when the path turned in a police alarm and Mike S Organization Just 44 Once past the downtown area was arrested His master still was Scoffers were convinced at a meet- crumbled beneath her and tossed eral type of Americans and was The railroads it! was said do not Years Ago the bulk of the army planes soared ing of Los Angeles county fire war- her over the brink William Kil- unknown made to feel that the agitators idid or expect to obtain all that Fifty hope on to their concentration points at dens when J Davis assistant warden patrick broke his arm when he land not represent the real America” have lost in! freight rate re44 they WASHINGTON May 21— (AP)— Dayton and Cleveland without paus- placed an snake with seven ed on a ledge ductions since 1921 i Their decline however rattles in a wire enclosure full in His father and mother clung to in revenue over the periods of years Failing to yield to any eipbitter-men- t The American Red Cross today cel- ing Three squadrons Mr Kiesel developed! an (in- ebrates its incorporation 50 years dropped out of line and returned to the glare of a 76 degree temperature Dushes at the edge or the precipice from the high rates to the present the scene of maneuvers over the Within eight minutes the snake hundred sof feet high until their tense love for his foster country! find ago carrying charges lit was said IN IDAHO was twitching convulsively and two cries brought lumbermen to the as we all know became end of the Two presidents of units of the navy pier to around $3000 000000 amount t j most ardent Americans was minutes later dead international relief will organization I open the golden jubilee tonight He was made mayor of Ogden a President Hoover who heads the Walter Abnett 25 Woundstate senator and at times called society in this country and : Judge into the councils of the nation Max Huber of Zurich Switzerland ed And Captured By To On Line president of the international Rec ? the Cross Our history 'is filled with Marshal committee will admake Pursuing achievements of foreign-bor- n dresses Both the National and CoNICE France May 21— (AP) — FRANCISCO May 21— (AP) lumbia systems will broadcast the Exonerated BOISE May 21— (AP)— Walter —SAN in the slaying of her Arthur Curtiss James chairman Abnett was speeches bookkeeper Mrs Charlotte husband of the Men and women born in Eiigland board Other famed persons will take part shot down and captured today at railroad who of the Western Pacific dedicated her first day of Scotland Wales Ireland Germany in the ceremonies arrived here last night Chief the end of a wild ride Justice two months to her two a in an after liberty excelItaly Switzerland France Sbandin-aviinspection — — will am while trip said on Abnett as who gave his home preside eight lent progress was being Holland have helped to make Hughes made the ankle instruc-while 1 Cleveland was her bassadors and more than 50 other children Hill receiving in caught King As soon as the sun was up she — us great extension' of the Great be will Marshall O’Maila diplomatic of John by Night representatives awakened them and took them to a and Western Pacific sys- the guests Glenns Ferry who attempted to stop Northern terns from Keddie Calif to Kla- v beach Promethe And one reason for that sis that among beyond private beofThe Is celebration him after he had being staged escaped from de Anglais slipping out of the — t we have made assimilation easy We cause back in 1881 Miss f ficers in Mountain Home where he math Falls Ore Clara Bar nade before a hotel assemcrowd had have welcomed them James declared problems facing ton persuaded Americans to form a bled There was surprised stealing gasoline ' they lounged in the were acute? He said all '’"‘SI J railroads at her the Red Cross Advised of across and obtained his the completion the society approach warm course sands for hours while a brilthe doors are assistance of President Garfield in At last of lines have been hard! hit by falling wheel desert Marshal O’Maila SUNDAY attempted off of revenue being closed but there is still iwprk efforts to secure senate ratification liant sun beat down on them and cited the New to 44 him immebut failed He stop Mrs Nirdlinger will go to Paris to be done There will be Work to of the York Central one bf the most powof Geneva an into under automobile treaty leaped diately do so long as all who comedo hot which the international by train tonight or tomorrow mornTo and took up the chase finally stop-pin- g erful systems in the nation He asorganization ing fully understand us serted that during? April it did not the suspect near King Hill six even operated From Paris she Intends to go back earn its fixed charges of In Amerimiles a that “The In shot back the with year July away to two t The stock Fourteen men were caught by the can Association the chilUnited States Her Here treat market slump James The of of the head Red Cross” dren will remain here with her arranged by they raid- was incorporated in the said had no connection with the deprohibition forces when Standard-Examine- r to the District of Returned Home Mountain Jail for its classified Ogden and their nurse until the ed the hotels of Salt Lake in search Columbia RailKLAMATH FALLS Ore May 21 Abnett told officers a series of con- pression in railroad stocks President Garfield was mother nurse a obtains visa of violators of the liquor laws —A successful program of re customers road stocks were down because of There’s moro '—(UP) shot before the United States ap He nothing advertising stories admitted the flicting — forestation which will insure a new officers said that he stole the gaso- economic conditions he said Dedelicious than these two superior food prodbut President proved the treaty 1n the list of arrests no of pine timber in 40 years— ten line but also told them he had come creases in car loadings? and not bear crop 1 Arthur signed it on March 1882 ucts — one dozen of nent name is found wonder raids were to blame before the present crop will from such widely Ogden’s bakery years and the senate ratified the agreeEnd places as ed prices he 'said J fer the depressseparated — cut was been have Hostess announced here ment Cakes Wona dissenting vote a few and one package of Seattle Sacramento Portland and Cup Should we rejoice over the dis- days without 44— --I — by R R McCartney general man- Coeur d’Alene Idaho He gave his Piff-teen- s later The American Relief der We invite homo to take closure that prominent people ido society cJ you of the ager Timber now Weyerhaeuser styled “The American occupation as bookkeeper He was Commission not drink or if they do they fdo a package of each of them Saturday company here Cross” operates under a chartSets) dressed not frequent hotels during their li Red The experiment he said had been well er granted by congress and approv— drove WINDSOR — 21 The bore an Ont carhe Oregon (AP) bations carried on for a number of years license ed by President Roosevelt on Janu- Burns suffered whenMay Bond the airplane' In involves selected cutting leaving It 5 --44 1905 which he was a passenger crashed Or' does' the law ope rate in a ary of seed trees and fire! protection touched by the exposures A search and flamed at Walkerville airport measures Public aid in taxation SALT LAKE CITY May 21— peculiar wayto to trap some and &! for the box was resulted in the death today bf begun by police low others escape? fire With (AP)— The city commission today was prevention and other matters 45 years old He Is Maurice Heller 25 East Windsor atWant Ad Spencer ’Every will be necessary however he said set July 1 as the date of the spesurvived by his widow and a Standard-Examine- r to The One of the defects of enforcjeuieiit Brought cial bond election to raise $2000000 44 Ogden son For 15 years he was torney The plane was piloted by John H Uncle LOST Upon opinion has been the! lop- a police reporter here Crawford TRAIN GOLF King for the city's ' water supenlarging) 31 who was Injured slightly Wigle sided method employed in applying about 50 years old is survived NORTHAMPTON England May ply p i! his to rescue SATURDAY by 23 MAY his attempting passenger 21 — (AP)— Built 20 years ago to acthe law also commission j widow The LONDON 21— and The three (AP)— brothers passed an orCrawwas May who pi trapped in the cockpit stacommodate railroad dinance ford was in the real estate business John McClellan Duke the of the golfers authorizing Connaught King George’s row city to bor24 mechanic at the There are signs though of: an has! at tion been closed local uncle a from underwent minor banks to $1300000 Brampton operawas also burned in assisting Golfers now go to the jinks by au- tion on the nose today finance the water projects" until the politics He also was involved cify to drag Heller from the plane In Import tomobile bond issue is passed He was 81 years old on May 1 - o O p To Get Attorney General Sounds Warning'TWhen Public Works Started His Suggestion Complaint Made Workers Paid 20 Cents An Hour On Ten-Ho- ur BURDEN ON CITIES Day Basisil Lower Tax Receipts To BOISE May 21 — (AP) — Thej attorney general commissioner public works and prosecuting attorney fof Twin Falls Deplete Suirls For county today joinedi their voices-iprotest at Jcrwering wages Poor Relief Moreover the attorney general” put teeth in his opinion WASHINGTON LIar 21— (AP)-by pointing out that any attempt of towns a4d counties or ' '1 - Session Special j ex-servi- s " Bullets di-re- ot I 1 1 Invoked By To Protect UNEMPLOYMENT I Veterans of Foreign War! will: the sale by the that they are inspired honoring the deadly helping the living” The popples are made by disabled men in government ' hospitals !! FOR ACTION AAA Law Eight-Ho- ur BY LA FOLLETTE United States fighting planes are shown at rest in this picture taken u at Dayton Ohio after they had assembled from all parts of the country to participate in an FOR CRUSADING Bj FRANK FRANCIS PLEA IS MADE When Army Planes Are Mobilized the MAGAZINE MEN LAST I EDITION f ’ sub-commit- I t tee - i r- - 659 AIRPLANES Fortune Found MRSJ’NAMEE ! J MASS In Collection CHICAGO Left to Bank ROAR s f SUES GRAHAM jf DIVORCE RAILROADS - ? Ideal ex-laust- ion RATE ADVANCE ! 1 e ’ ’ 21-(- AP— rep-res- D - T- If i ? 1 li j j ar I Baseball Placed In Jail For Grocer I i -- - : ''! - ) - ’ I i j 1 - 0 - i Woman Hiker Coast Sun Fatal Injured Rattlesnakes REDCROSSHAS i BIRTHDAY PARTY well-inform- ed f j 18-in- GASOLINE THIEF ch ! s SHOT - i ' 4 I Freed Beauty Takes Children Beach ’ RailPropessSterii x— j-'- - Extension s f old Nixon-Nirdling- er 200-mi- j le ? j HAVE THEM FOR BREAKFAST! - Reforestation ’ - i 1 Crash Burns Career Attorney ( FREE! 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