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SUNDAY MORNING JANUARY 14 1034 EXPERT NOTES ENERGY OF MAN Increase of 1000 Per Cent Seen By jWorking To O - cf-fo- made! public today JJNOtGY JUMPS If a man's energy production could somehow be connected to an electric wire In these early morning hours wheii "the i flame of life burns low"? it would just suffice to bulb lighted he keep one O att found This ampunt of heat energy production represents one calory a minute But when a man gets out of bod andjgocs to work his energy production i rises j tremendously and do his food requirements Qf'O Two lumps of sugar -would run a - I l an fit iQr auouc man ntl ton4iu qmcuy hour'M says Dri Benedict "A pat of butter ) for one and one half hours and la doughnut woold furnish the calories he would need for about three hours "Now when ho begins to move" about the costs (in calories) mount Just sitting up 'increases the cost five per cent standing up 10 per cent a brisk walk will increase It oy per centi ana man working up to the limit of human endurance increase It '1000 per cent or - Owill 1 O 10-0- 00 BOBliliilS JOHNSON BILL Act Prohibits Financial Transactions If Debts Defaulted'" received of the Smith O W by Saturday death of his Utcr Mrs Mary Ann Betheal of Blackfoot Idaho Mr Smith left for Blackfoot to attend the funeral services Arrests— Twenty additional arrests were made by the police department Saturday charging poMet&lon of slot machines for gaming Practically all of tho cases will bo called In city court Monday BEET VETERANS Ogden Dollar store and Wallace Lrong manage irof the Salt Lake Dollar ttore left Saturday night by airplane for San Francisco to attend a sales conference following which they will purchase spring Called Social Meeting Special January 24 Planned j f j Ktiincth Jang manager of the Those who wish to buy or rent a Hhampoo and finger wave combi 568 25th Ct Inn nation for 75c now at Darrcl'a College typewriter 619 Phone 363 goods Word has been rewlved by George Both men said that business dur D Grant commander of the local lng 1933 showed a material gain post of the Veterans of Foreign and they expected' to purchase morq goods for the present year Dixrasfs— Eleven additional: cases Wars that Commander In Chief than for either of the past two years of contagious disease were reported James E Van Zandt will arrive In They expected to be gone about ono during the past week at the office of Salt Lake City at four-fort- y p m week: the city health department ijs fol- on January 31 and that lows Measles and whooping tough he Wednesday will leave at eleven-thirt- y p m three each smallpox two chicken-po- x on the same Nev for Reno day two j" Mr Van Zandt Is to Stake Mretinrt— High priests andj seventies of the u u s worm Weber stake will meet today at two yv m in th Third ward chanel The elders will meet at the same hour in the Tenth ward cnapei Meellnr—The L D 8 Wfi ber stake Sunday school union meet ing will be held today at two p m in the First ward chapel TTnlnn new deal first grade gas 22c Yellow Cab Super Service A mTLisAT very anxious meet as many veterans as possible and all Veterans of Foreign Wars members and their friends and as men as possible arc many urged to be present "We know that our commander in chief will have some very good news for us" said Mr Grant "He is also here to help organize a state department in Utah and we all know this Is something we are very much in need of" The place for the Salt Lake meeting has not yet been selected and those who can attend should get In touch with Commander Grant so that arrangements may be made A special meeting of the Ogden post will be held at eight p m on Wednesday January 24 for the pur pose of discussing the letter received and to determine how many will be able to make the trip to meet Commander In Chief Var Zandt Mem bers are urged to attend the meeting which will be followed by a l optometrist eyes Postponed— Directors of the Wo examined giassca nuea iiuo wasn oer county farm bureau postponed election of executive officers Saturupstairs day afternoon until January 20 Krulnn Todav— Qenealoelcal work 1 crs of the L D'S Weber stake will Entertain your bridge club) at El meet today at two p m in the Nldo Phone 870 for Information Nineteenth ward cnapei Suit Begun— Lucy A Steers filed Boise suit Saturday in Second district Simons Selected— Will clothing store manager has been court against Daniel J Garrison made director o the national emer- ana otners seeking to quiet title to ' gency council for Idaho to coordi- certain real estate nate NItA activities Theft— Five gallons of raollne Economical radio service Olas-man- n and a gallon of oil were stolen from Radio & Battery Co Ph 515 me garage of J n cilve 020 Twenty-third street Wednesday ' State Total— The United States according to rnort at tho inight nnllrn l tUH ri- -i farm administration reports that Pkuktuii anernoon ouiurcay 2991 Utah wheat fanners have received $26302 for their contracts Ward Speech— Nephl Jenicn of in the wheat control movement Salt Lake City former president of social mo u u a uanaaian mission and Dr N II t Savage will continue former city Judge of Salt Lake City private practice at 707 Ecclcs Bldg WW spcaic tongnt at seven o clock at the Twelfth ward sacrament Wheat Fund— Since January 5 mccung checks totaling $2603 have been To New York— Stanley Dollar of written for 60 farmers of Morgan county under the federal acreage me uouar eteampshlp linesil San reduction campaign says a Wash Francisco passed eastward through mmmmmmmmtmm Ogden Saturday night en route to Prosecution ington dispatch Looms r f flAYb¥ Impropriety! Charged £? Ma oizziinfj iMttacK on 1 WASHINGTON 13— CAP)— gave his sup- - Senator Borah today port to the Johnson bill to prohibit financial 'transactions with debt defaulters The measure foreign comes for reconsideration in the next week The Idaho Republican independent said In jfh interview he favored any r "oposals "which seems to accentuate the fact that the debts due ought to be paid" "The only j proposition regarding the debts is how best to deal with the subject and deal with it effectively" he said GROWING - "TheAMOUNTS amounts due we now be- We are entitled very Q'oming all thelarge rules of equity and justice to payment "The debts belong to the taxpayers of the United States and cer talrtfy the taxpayers are entitled to payment at this time I'm going to support any proposition which seems to accentuate the fact that the debts due ought to be paid -I have always been quite willing w Oip I ! - ! certain international problems such m trade and peace which: bear upon the debts but there is no chance apparently of letting Europe Interested in those aajust Cquestions" The bill Introduced by Senator Johnson California Republican provides penalties of $10000 and five years Imprisonment for person or corporation buying or any fuselling ture Issues of securities of nations behind in their debt payments or - lending funds to such countries It was passed unanimously Thurs- 7 wncn oniy a handful of sen ators were on the floor It had been the unanimous consent calendar or more Ow a year TO LEVY PENALTIES xj passage came' after the senate ha4 reversed Itself on an nmend-rne- nt to levy penalty taxes on liquors from defaulting countries This was done after President Roosevelt nad sent word to leaders that the penalty taxes would tie his hands m Bargaining on tariffs Borah Is awaiting-from the treasury showing report the exact status of all the foreign debts He -itcnds to follow this with a for all correspondence with the question and to use dealing all the cata in preparing for arguments on reciprocal tariffs and other meas urea which conflict with his debt principles The Irfahnm tratlon has been too lax in impressing on the debtors the attitude of congress that payments in full were expected re-W- fst On luanaDer 1 Institute Jan' 13— fAP)— WASHINGTON The national recovery administra tion ook a vigorous verbal slap at a spokesman for j Secretary Ickcs today in an official defense of Us right' to entertain codes for tho owned Utilities PUDUC Donald Rlchberor cronrnil ronrmM Of the recovery unit intrrruntpd w-- -a ' l Huwjic ncanng on ine power code to expound tne basis on which the recovery administration enntMidM that President Roosevelt had Wl the power needed to approve a code for t-- Branch Manager Explains Chauffeur License Requirement A total of 14140 motor vehicle operators 2G4 sets of passenger vehicle plates and 37 nets of truck plates had been issued Saturday by the Weber county branch In the courthouse of the state tax commission Chauffeur licenses are required Branch Manager C O Roskelly explained by any and all persons driving vehicles used as public or common carriers of persons or property Tills includes drivers of school buses The holder of a chauffeur's license he said needs no driver's A farm hand may drive the owner's truck on occasions the commission has ruled without ft chauffeur's licenso If he has a driver's license The officer of a corporation is considered as an employe and not as the owner or part-ownof vehicles and If he drives ft truck he needs a chauffeur's license It Is different w:th n partnership however and a partner" may drive tho vchlclo with only an operator's license er Coloradoan Crushed As Auto Leaves Road J' VORfll S50000 11 1 Jan PROVIDENCE Armed with a permit from Gecretary of Agriculture Wallace 13-(- AP)— Luther Blount Rhode Island scientist today started on ft voyage across tho Atlantic in the old English cutter Enterprise manned by but two others Tho Journey eventually will take them into Africa and Couth America where they will collect specimens of rare birds and bats Young Blount a senior In Providence Central High school spent last summer in the west hunting specimens for the Field museum in Chicago The Enterprise will sail down the coast to Charleston before starting across the Atlantic with cither Mogador or Agadtr Morocco as its objective From Africa the Enterprise will ieall to South America And up the Orinoco river before returning home if all goes well Three Boqbcrs Force Maid lnt(£ f Closet Rob Woioan nnd Son WASHINGTON Jan 13— (API-T- hree robberg broke into tho home of Mrs Carri$ J Lawrence here to- night and: rrjped with Jewelry Mrs Lawrence fejitimated to be worth' $50000 A nrjjri) tf)h ft bandage on his head according to the report re- rftni the door bell cclvedbyi-t- ! home white men apperfrg when she opened the door Thtfltf&ff robbers then forced the maid sliftt a closet Going to vjtfto second floor they held up Mr?i Lawrcn'ce and her son et pistol poiM They then marched them dowmilfrs and locked them In a closet 'Mter relieving tho son 3 early A the Lawrence tonighpt Two impended maid SM Of $130 Then tHywcnt back upstairs released thnraald and forced her to FIIIE PAY PAID TAXES help them- f?nack the residence MERRILL Wis — (UP)— Even They cscapcuithe Jewelry Mrs Lawi'nnco Is tho widow ofi forest fires have their redeeming features county officials have de- Mortimer Lawrence Cleveland pubcided Farmers pressed Into serv- lisher wlto iltfd several years ago ice last summer when Lincoln county was swept by forest fires received their belated pay recefttljf and TwoiBedln-Crasturned most of it over to the county treasurer in payment of delinOf In Field quent taxes As a result the county borgovernment may be saved from LONG llITACn Calif Jan 13— rowing money to meet expenses (AP)— A loj y winged ° monoplane crashed into field a mlla north of FANS RENT SLIPPERS tho local airport today -- When ft carrying 1 'jmwlclpal MEDPORD Ore-(- UP) 190? ien to their deaths local theatre offered double fea Ol in S I 06 44 commercial ture attractions It made a ftmall at the airport? and his student pilot Os-eside profit by renting sofa pillows o Colothos U e 8 Emltlj and house slippers to Its patrons rado were i£id when attendants and selling sandwiches during the from tho nesry landing field readit fthow ed the plane -- - Airplane ' GOLDEN Colo Jan 13— (AP)— Gus Erickson 43 of Derby Colo was crushed to death today when SIZZLING ATTACK his automobile plunged off the highRichberar chartred Henrv n 1 flint way 'In Golden Gate canyon near ppoKrsman ipr pie interior departhere and rolled 500 feet down the ment with lmnronrletv in th mountainside sizzling attack he made yesterday Erickson's body was found 10 feet vi vunuubv JJ kilo iLUllWIl XlCC- - from the demolished machine trlC Institute tho code proponent ana tne nectnc ut iitv world crn erallv He called Ttunt' nrntii tlon ja "stumpj speech which we could not perirjlt to receive any LOOK OUT1 Look" inl Bo Sure You sanction by our frUence It is clear" "' 'S ly necessary to mjuiro that tho re- mainper oi mis Hearing be devoted tire on Outside w mii urucrjy iukjiir oi cviarncc" Rldhbertr said I'lutili dinnnplflftftn of alleged Inequities" had no place Intcnsi-Flr- c And Duct in ft coae ncaringj and that the ad"' "' "" ministration was! not to be confused I'"" '" " "" riiiii§Mj ' k i with i a cleaning establishment 300 Homes in This Locality whether "the moral garments of thosc sponsoring! or opposing a code be as black as mildnlght or as white as snow" W33 RIGHT QUESTIONED Hunt had Questioned the ricrht nf ' the recovery agency to have a code Received All Sizes for natural monopolies such as pubi lic utilities and ihiad been Joined in that 8tand by Frank R McNinch power commission chairman Richberg specif ically exempted the latterj from hlsj j criticism sayirjg that ithouch he dkacreed With tha chairman's views !"hi crespntation was In proper form and good taste" FIXES : -- two-V(r- For Those Neglecting Beer Travel Heatler— There were i four Sales Demands extra sleeping cars on two transFor Marriage— Kenneth J Price of continental trains that missed rust Monday January 22 hai been fixLaketown and Edna Hodees of Oar- - ward through' Ogden Eaturdayjnlght car Each as a deadline by Mayor Harman ed an had 12 a den City obtained average of marriage li and there was inot a W Pcery for wholesalers and retailcense Saturday rrom Lawrence A passengers vacant lower berth on either (train ers to obtain city beer licenses van Dyke weber county clerk Shortly before that date he said Date Announced— Jam m rv-Gold and Green Ball Berthana Alh(rf a crew of men from the office of " nowcu or ugaen chairman of the Mrs E O'N Ballantyne Hall Friday Jan 19th city reutan Taxpayers' association corder will personally visit each that a state convention of place which has compiled with the Title Suit— The Western Develoo- ment company won Its suit against taxnavers will be held ln'thni irnfi ordinance and post the license In a me Mutual iteaity ana Development Utah Salt Lake City February 10 conspicuous place They will also company Saturday In Second district check up on dispensers of the new Dinner—The Kansas club o Utah 32 court when Judge L A Wade quietbeverage and report license vioreunion and lations to the police for arrest and ed title to numerous city lots in fa- will hold an annual dinner dance i January 29 in the vor of the Western concern Newhouse hotel Salt Lake City L prosecution Mayor Peery said the recorder's j The La Salle 272 25th street Oa isiiuDoara is president office already this year has taken den's newest beer garden in some $5000 for beer hotel theatre opened Shipments— Tintic mines shipped and other permits In addition he last night Everybody cordially ln- 72 cars of ore during last week invnea declared $4000 of cluding Tintic Standard and Eureka fines and approximately has forfeitures gone Standard 29 Eureka Lilly 7 Chief through the city rourt Consolidated 1 Plutus 2 Mammoth mine and dump ore 32 ' Utah Fire Clay elllca 1 4 nr ri sU ESTATE "'" W HEATROLA the the of Cabinet oiihc Air 11 Inside 'm in : t IIEjATR OLA an-nounc- es nl 1 Heated ! I i Another Shipment Just -- Noiln Stock dtp - i IN KIDNAP CASE on pcr-Vifi'l- You Can Fin AH of These Victim To Face Gangsters In Criminal Court Tuesday CHICAGO Departments At Jan 13— (AP)— John Factor staving off a little while his own trial before a British court faces four Touhy eanester in i Chicago criminal courtroom next Tuesday in a valedictory scene of his second picturesque career la America He has sworn vengeance against mose wno Kidnaped and imprisoned mm last juiy selling his freedom ror $70500 This is his chance EVIDENCE PILED UP State prosecutors boasted tonight they had piled up evidence enough vo Diot out tne leaders of thn Tmhw gang which sprang into dominance of the underworld as the Capones uuppca into a xorced retirement Once Factor was the Door immi grant from London born there of Polish Jew parents He went back 10 tngiana to attain health Again he returned as an Immigrant but later became a million aire destined to cut a swath in market gamblingspectacular o and night life Again he Is to go oacjs now to meet British Justice us wealth was ill gotten mat says " DEATH SOUGHT For his kldnaninff tha ktf— h tcnlng that he may be extradited to London on the charge that he gaincrca $7000000 from British in vestors in mining stock mtninni tlons— will attempt to convict four men Death sentences will be sought ay me state lor each of the de fendants studious eionumt wu bert F Crowley 34 assistant to states Attorney Thomas J Court ncy will direct the nrapntinn Confidence In ultimate success In the Factor case was expected today BO ¥1 j Estate Heajrola Majestic Radio ueorEe ivrujr 13-(- Linoleum Furniture secretary of ploycs 'of the Salt Lake divM OUliGTlDllSlV 9o CEDLTQ fpu Here'IVhv f? - Tlie !atet In homo and anto radio! The new models are on our floor— and all we ak t that you eornt In and e and apprt eiatt the beauty performance and value built Into these up le Majettle tela Notlee the two new table models at the right Both are v I t i ! J —— " - mm uperhtrodyn$ nlth 6-t- ub tone control de layed automatlo ToIorae con trol and ampll full-ran- ge Geatlon Iteeelre police rails Unantiful cabinets In modern tyllnjr-fl- ne voods and pol- Uhed chromium And herea Afajestle Twin Sit— America finest oufo Ranges (Coal Gas Electric) Draperies Shades Kitchenware Wallpaper Pictures the m r the Union Pacific Railway today uw:u 44 vo m xavor or allowing oi the union to represent them in dealings with the railroad under the national recovery net The ballots were tabulated under tne supervision of John Williams mediator from the deDartmmt r labor Opposed in the voting to the uroinrrnooa was tne Clerical Em ployes association of the railroad IIDdPW lore At BOYLE'S -- ' fun-pento- de AP) uromernooa or Hallway Clerks today that the clerical Your Dollar Will Buy 8 to-da- Rail Clerks Favor Actions of Union! Jan Uhis Clearance Offers Amazing Maiues Hoover Vacuum Cleaner Dexter Washer Westinghousd Refrigerator - L03 ANGELE3 H79 I lljjjj Chi-cag- MOTORMFN STRUCK LEXINGTON Ky Jan 13-- rnPi LEAVENWORTH Kan Jan 13 — Street car and lnterurban servic uiP)--Prisrates closed today on throughout ' central Kentucky in°- - Boss" Bhannon of Paradise cluding Lexington was 5Texas paralyzed to- the last of the convicted cay ana nunareas or persons were F Urtchcl kidnapers unaoie to rcacn work Motormen Ehannon entered the federal pris- and conductors declared & general on here ta m a life sentence He -- wage ana nour" strut e completed a ay stay to ( to wind on Shannon's Texas affslrs Urschcl 'millionaire Okla- $200000 ransom was farm foruntil his paid homa city oii man was held captive release CO-d- PEDfJITSSIIOWN innrci o ovni vn SCIENTIST OFF ON OCEAN TRIP IN OLD CUTTER - Jan Qail Gates Close rvonvicteai tr 111 uuuijes ! revIngews for j LICENSE LIMIT j DIFFERENCE license I New York City t ( STAND ON CODE ex-serv- ice Ensign Merrick All Makes of radios serviced Lee Dayley 2274 Washington Ph 422-- j f f tkadi-:- compared The nverace dcsk worker needs about 2500 calor es a day to keen auvu una o nis woric ur Bcne- -' diet found iTarmcrs on the average' burn up about 3500 calorics But they jhavei it easy to Maine lumberjacks whocompared twice as miich energy In a expend day— 7000 calories And the lumbcrlacka ' In turn are Iplkers compared to the professional! long distance bicycle rider tested by pr Benedict who expended energy iat the rate of calories a day1 There's a jscx difference in heat-- energy production A man always produces about 10 per cent more than a woman even when age and 'weight are taken into height ' i consideration O ' To Coast Conference 1 11V F B COLTON Associated rrma Science Writer WASHINGTON Jan 13— (AP)— A scientist! has (found that a man lying in bed before breakfast produces barely enough energy to keep an average sized candle burning This "one candle power" ofncnry Is wliat it takeaj just to keep alive the overhead ost of running the body It is nart of the findings of Dr Francis 8 Benedict of Carnegie Institution 'of Washlngtin in a study rt of energy jconaumcd inphysical $8-w- wu Siiter Dies— Word AMINER X Store Managers Fly VAN ZANDT TO RANDOM REFERENCES FAST CHANGE IN Limit THE OGDEN STAN DARD-E- "' IM3 r raJC-tubeiupcrheterody- ne wltii AIl-cIccU- rIe dynamic 6-In- eIt all-in-o- ne paLrr A mas terpiece of compactness power and performance Come In any time— err rati up and ak for a FREE DEM lit-'- ' 'II I I l: "V r 1 kl ONSTRATION l Art Goods j I ' 1 Quality vs Price "GOOD MERCHANDISE AND FRIENDS" Li the huKfnp tf h Boyle Furniture Company As a incna we ten you frankly that we increased our business mate-- i riallv In 1933 brcnuz w afld good quality merchandise at a fair price Help us make 1934 a successful year ! y Ellfwr mxUt pnly I I? n: I ma TtrlnSix Auto Itatllo ttith Illuminated airplantflypm dial $hoKln$ T7 1 i kilocrcUonly J nrn ri jy cnoice or ome or tne iviost interesting lSecjr-if-v room Duites ve Have in the Mouse MODERN BEDROOM SUITES Uin tiv have them at S71 for the bed- vanitv nnr It is - rlifit i J ?rrnr-'- j taste to have some modern furniture' in your home hfiivf ' atlays you know tH Or a bedroom in the COLONIAL manner hUrh a assign mai wm never fjo out or style as long ar wp Bed vanity chest revere our country' founders Many other suites m various designs at special prices j ) BOYLE FURNDTURE ji ' I 0 4 A t |