| Show L 2S ' 1934 rvPNlNP — TutiDcnAV -APR ' i A — A - - ' AIR EXPRESS David CL : i BOX ELDER NEWS TIME CUT BY D ARD-ETHE OGDEN STAfa —— ManrvSOl West Third North Crijfham City Ph Circulation and Correspondence 433-- J T : 5 AMINER X " By Helen G Toland WATER DEMAND 100-wa- JURY RELEASES Portions of Weber County IN TEST CASE WARDS PRESENT Farm Area Receive DEFENDANT IN CANDIDATES FOR Good Falls Sent Across US Back ASSAULT CASE Weber county farm lands were CROWN OF QUEEN Less Than i Regular Letter- April 28The trial of John Bragger charged with assult and battery upon the person of David Kunzler was held Wednesday afternoon before a 'Jury of four Willard citizens It was alleged that Bragger struck Kunzler and injured his Jaw during an altercation over an irrigation turn Monday Bragger was found not guilty by the Jury He testified that Kunzler fell and struck his Jaw on the ground Members of the Jury were: Leslie Brunker Reuben Nebeker Jack Buttler and Donas Ward - WILLARD BRIGHAM CITY April 2 S—Committees in charge of the M L A (EDITOR'S NOTE: Following Is May dance scheduled for May 5 at a report on three special delivery the Bluebird ballroom Brigham to make this ejrent letters— one sent by air express City are workingsuccess an outstanding another by air mail and the third Word has been received from the at by regular mail— which started following wards as to their respecthe same time oa ft five-sto- p tive selections for May queen: First round trip from New York to San Bernlce Pella Second Florence Anderson Third 'Bernice Nichols Francisco The letters were disElaine Kofoed Sixth Alice Fourth patched in response to many Harris Jessie Crowther Perry queries as to the relative speed of Corinne Jennie Hepderickson Votes ' the three mail services The exwill be passed out jrtth paid admisinbe to intended was sions and no opportunity will be periment formative and in no way a "test" given to purchase them outright of the merits of the present limThe young woman receiving the ited air mall service) highest number of votes will be crowned M I A May queen NEW YORK April 24— (UP)— Prizes donated by business houses Three special delivery letters were of this city will alio be distributed trip across dispatched on a rotjndsame Instant at the continent the t on April 12 Wffl One sent by air express under the the by new arrangement permitted by & line that formerly carried the air mall returned to its New York 16 hours starting point in three days and 24 minutes bu$ it missed one stop which would have increased its time to around five days STOPS MADE EN ROUTE The second sent by army air mail returned in seven days and 19 minutes The third sent by regular mail came back in nine days 16 hours f and 24 minutes The air mail and' regular letters made five stops en route from New York to California and back to New York The air express letter sched- uled to make a stop in Denver was dispatched directly to Ban Francisco from Kansas City) Otherwise it five might have taken approximately 1 days The letters were dispatched and checked at each stopping point because of numerous injuries received by the United Press in connection with the speed of the air mail service—under Its presefit limitations— as compared with the air express and the regular mail The route selected was via Cleveland Chicago Kansas City Denver Ban Francisco and back directly to New York - Judge Jones Dates Preliminary Hearing BRIGHAM CITY April 26— C W Ballard 30 known as Nels Ballard was arraigned before Judge B IL Jones on Wednesday charged with an assault with a deadly weapon Tan Singh upon the person of-- O a Hindu of Corinne The offense was alleged to have happened in that city Tuesday evening Ballard entered a plea of not guilty and was remanded to the custody of the sheriff and held in Jail In default of $100 ball 'His preliminary hearing was set for April 30 before Judge Jones Appear Players At Crystal Springs HONEYVTLLE April 28— Walter Chamberlain of Crystal Hot Springs announces that members of the Associated Studios of Hollywood who are in Ogden piaking a motion picture of that c ty for the Elks lodge will be at Crystal Springs hall to ''shoot" scenes of the dance to be held there the evening of Tuesday May 1 Miss Bette Davis of Mack Sennett fame and a National broadcast art 1st "Bob" Renneit will put on a program — — — Night Rain Helps -— 1- GardenPlantings CAREER ENDED AS UNTIED LACE BRIGHAM CITY April 26— Rain commencing at ten o'clock Wednesday evening continued to fall inter-mittit- ly during the night Rain only served to Wednesday early TRIPS MUSICIAN freshen up nature while the moisture which fell during the evening proved TORONTO April 28 — CAP) — An of real benefit to all garden stuff untied shoe lace has ended the ca- and seeded ground r reer of John Langlty 27 as a promising violinist Langley was practicing for a trap he tripped JUDGE ALLOWS shooting contest over the lacing arid fell dischargI YOUNG GIRLS TO ing his gun Index finshot The the manglgd COSTS COMPARED han£ the hand most STAY IN COURT The comparative cost of the three ger of his left to a violinist important f letters: 44 The regular mail letter was dls- KENTVTTTK N April 26 — —Justice R H Graham told (AP) and a special delivery stamp Line Demands Rise his court: "Many young school girls The air mail letter cost 18 cents — know more about a number of matIn Livestock eight cents plus a Special delivery ters than I do stamp Counsel for the plaintiff in a The air express letter bore an breach of promise suit had called the SALT LAKE CtTY April 26— eight-ce- nt stamp and paid air exattention to the many Judge's — press charges for one-ha- lf pound (AP) The Denveij & Rio Grande and asked present young people $125 It did not require a special Western railroad Wednesday asked that all excluded be persons delivery stamp as it received special the interstate comiherce commission to utilities the Utah compel public handling without it commission to approve a requested received by Secretary of State MiltIt is believed that huntsmen 15 per cent rate increase on intra- on H Welling contended Utah shipadopted red as the color for their state livestock shipments over the pers have illegal preference over inuniforms because Henry II declared Mountain-Pacifi- c schedule of freight trastate shippers—due to the utilifox hunting a royal1 sport and red rates ties commission's order denying the is the color of the royal livery A copy of the appeal which was railroad's request for increased rates 10-c- — f-he- ent Rates I Vrni IT "4 preeral hours resulting in cipitation Robert Nye secretary of the Davis and Weber Counties Canal company stated today that information from farmers in northern Davis county and the southern Weber county districts was that the storm covered practically all of the) farms arA rrraniltr Knnef itfA t VlPm"! 25-ln- ch 4 J' over northern Utah last night and early this morning- was a great benefit to lawns pastures and shal low seeded crops but otherwiseit little relief to drouth strickbrought en ' Utah J C Alter head of the weather bureau reported today Mr Alter said 10 of an inch of rain fell in this city but the precipitation was even lighter on most of the city's water sheds One inch of snow fell at Brighton in the Wasatch mountains east of here however adding much needed moisture to that watershed Lower temperatures the next few days were forecast by the weather bureau which would aid in the conservation of an already scarce snow supply IDAHO PLEASED - BOISE April 26— (AP)— Livestock men and farmers were delighted today with the rain that sprinkled the spring ranges and perhaps saved a quanity of irrigation water Barely a quarter of an Inch fell in the past two days and : clear weather was forecast for today but nevertheless the benefit from the storm appeared definitely : y FOUND HELPFUL SALT LAKE CITY April 26— AP) —A light rainfall which descended :ff —i — ' Tax Surcharge Plan Is Still Unsettled WASHINGTON April 26— (UP) — Final status of the proposed 10 per cent surcharge on 1934 Income tax returns was unsettled today despite agreement of senate and house conferees on every other provision of a bill carrying- an annual potential revenue yield of $417000000 The ten per cent proposal was sent back to the house for a vote which was expected to result in de feat for the senate plan to raise $55000000 from this ''recovery tax" 'Natural reluctance of congressmen to vote additional taxes in an election year and the administration's assurance that - extra taxes were not needed were expected to bring such an outcome "Right light win mk your itay la th kitchen brishter— nd shorter" say cientists who recommend an endotinr inside-froste- d tt class lobe with a lamp tor the center fixture with additional lights provided at sink range and cabinet 100-wa- ffliSiMl jytamsi I wtt ttu r" sponsored that announcement Smokers have been arrested la Zion -- 44- The marsh rabbit has learned to escape detection by methods long used by other water inhabitants Willi? 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