| Show A-TUESDA- EVE Y ( INq i ' JULY 24 1934 - i FIRST SI AME8 E TWINS DIElD IN NORTH CAROLINA Came To United States As Circus Freaks Married Daughters of Minister -- ——— — — To Wed— Marriage licenses were Issued Monday afternoon by 'the Weber county cleric to Henry H Maus and Evalyn Ames both of Denver Thomas Albert Hadley n: Taylor and Veda Ann Connell Orvis W Call and Ardath M Hood both of Provo ' CheTTolet IIeadqurtTi for Sun- At Home— Mr and Mrs James H Smith have returned from Mesa Colo where they attended funeral services for their grandson David Brooks Smith conducted by Elder Norman E Sadler a missionary from the Ogden L D S Tenth ward ur Stew Left On Stove Causes Fireman Call ty-four- th I er j In the other The husband in whose a guitar home they were was the f 'boss" and Chicken Sandwich and Beer 25c— the other! could only make sugges Drive in at Red RoblnJ 25th and tions Harrison" ONE SUFFERED STROKE Late in their lives Chang suf Rotarians— W K Hopkins city fered a stroke which left him par will speak on tially paralyzed and his brother had school superintendent noon a at rest to half drag him around the Wednesday Rotary club I of their lives meeting on "Club Service" June W On Jan 12 1872 Chabg became Clark will tell about the Rotary In ill with bronchitis at (his home ternational convention When it tame time to go to Eng's house Eng tried to persuade Chang Damp Wash — Cheapest laundry 4 cents pound Sanitary to remain at Chang's home But service the latter Insisted on carrying out Laundry Ph 4161 their marital arrangements Funeral In Huntsville Chapel I G Chang became worse j at Eng's house A daybreak Eng awakened and could not wake Chang He was dead Ecg then said with a sigh ThenI am goinj? also' He soon felt a feeling of suffocation and gradually he grew weakeri In about two hours he was dead If a doctor had been present it is believed the tissue connecting them could have been severed and Eng's Jlfe saved The death of Eng was attributed j f to "fright — I o'clock in Wednesday at one-thir- ty the Huntsville L D S chapel with Bishop W R McEntire officiating Friends may call at Lindquist & Sons' chapel this afternoon and evening until nine o'clock On Wednesday from ten to o'clock friends may call at the residence of a niece Mrs Charles Ft Felt in Huntsville Interment will Caution — The state! board of be made in the Huntsville cemehealth advises boiling of drinking tery water that is not known fco be pure Inoculation against typhoid fever is AIRPORT GRAZING GROUND advised LEXINGTON Neb— (UP) — "New York— Appointment— Paul D Hammach- - 1360 1360 miles San Francisco— miles" Thus reads a signer has been appointed regjnoal project auditor of the PWA Iri Salt Lake board near this city which is'a halfon United Air Lines' City succeeding P I Orandquist way point st route transferred to Kansas City t air transports fly over "the Aid Given — City firemen answered battlefield where" the Cheyenne Ina can for lnhaiator service this dians made their last historic stand o'clock and against the whites The airport was morning at revived Mrs Lillian Rjach 2912 one famous as a buffalo grazing Grant avenue after about a half ground Letter May Win Estate ld o SACRAMENTO Xal — (UP) — Be cause she saved a letter received ten years ago Mrs Velma Storrie cf Perrin Tex probably will in herit the estate left by her uncle i Martin V Storrie Storrie died last February leaving a will Public Administrator H A Koch took charge of the estate and began a search for latives He recently located the ece in Texas Mrs Storrie forwarded a letter eceived from her uncle) in 1924 hile he was mining in the Sierra ange east of here In it he stated rwhen I am called to the happy hunting grounds I want you to have all my earthly belongings Koch filed the letter in' superior court as storrie's will The estate toras listed as "less than $1000" in one-thir- coast-to-coa- two-thir- Ten-Year-O- Funeral servlcgs for Mary Frederick Danielson 73 who died Friday night in Huntsville will be held Three-mile-a-min- ty ute ty Pinflll VOTE Big Family Wave Strikes OREJEPOSITS Residents of Yellowstone Silver-Ti- p I Tennessee River 'District Minerals May Aid YELLOWSTONE This Small Industries July 24—silver-tip the PARK Wyo wave has big-fami- ly hit grizzly population force KNOXVILLE Term— (UP)—Rich in Yellowstone park with fullaccomeach mothers Four grizzly mineral deposits are being found In by sets of triplets liave made the Tennessee val!ey by geologists pf panied their appearance at the the Tennessee valley authority E C grounds at Yellowstone canyon Eckel under whose direction the de-- ! and rangers are beginning to wonder posits are being investigated re-- j "How come?" ' A s spectacular show unequalled ported is put on by ' These deposits are expected to anywhere in the world the huge ambling Rocky mountain play a large part in the establish grizzlies nightly as they shuffle out ment of small industries throughout from the forest that almost encircles the valley in order to better balance the huge platform on which they agriculture and Industry Locating feed Perhaps because of the mild the deposits is jpart of the gigantic winter and early spring they came hydro-electrdevelopment the gov down in small numbers early in the ernment is undertaking on the Ten season but since the first week in nessee river and its tributaries I the lunch counter has been Potash deposits have been found July a growing number of patronized in both northwest Georgia and patrons eachbynight The latest count western North Carolina While Eckel showed 38 grizzlies coming in for says this country hardly can hope their feast of scraps and remnants to develop potash deposits which from hotels and lodges can replace the great German deMother bears with one two or posits such sources at least could three supply part of this nation's needs venturecubsto provide the greatest adthe hundreds of park in times of emergency come nightly to see the who visitors Deposits of manganese phosphate show With a whisper of caution deposits and bauxite or aluminum the mother leaves her cubs at the also have been located East Tennessee contains a very extensive edge of the forest and proceeds to series of low grade manganese de- the banquet Frequently a male grizzly is already in possession of posits the only difficulty being in the choicest morsel Then a mad out some method by which working this mass of mineral can be turned scramble and exciting duel is in to the commercial profit of Ten- store During the melee all the cubs nessee land owners and operators are mixed up in a huddle and the fun begins as each mother tries to Eckel said Eckel said that an Investigation find and Identify her own family ' : had disclosed that northwest Mississippi contains "some millions of BIBLE 133 YEARS OLD tons' of bauxite or aluminum ore ASHTABULA Ohio — (UP) — W C carrying from 40 to 50 per cent of Houston uses a Bible loalumina Another mineral being for more than a century and cated Is phosphate rock found not which a quarter has been in his mother's only in the central portion of Tennessee but in the northeastern part family The volume is still in excelof the state as well Eckel reported lent condition bear-feed-i- Nevada in speeches here Monday "I have heard this and that sena tor given the credit for this legislation but I want to claim it here arid now for the Democratic party lock stock and barrel" he said in referto the bank deposit guarantee He Also Asks For Support ring law ' and Confidence In Farley claimed the act was fulRoosevelt fillment of a Democratic party platform promise of 28 years ago RENO Nev July 24— (UP)— PostPittman who is reported to face master General James Farley urged the bitterest opposition in his 22 support and confidence in President years representing Nevada in the Roosevelt's administration claimed senate was described by Farley as whole credit on behalf of the Demo- the right hand man of President cratic party if or the bank deposit Roosevelt guarantee laW and asked the re Farley also referred to Pittman as election of senator KeyPittman of President Woodrow Wilson's right- - FARLEY URGES TO GRIZZLIES VALLEY RICH IN hour She had been unconscious for more than hour g : R TRIPLETS BORN EXPERTS FIND day and holiday repairing also Celebration—The Ogden Terminal wrecker service Full stock of accesland Chevrolet band is expected to play in Garland parts WHITE PLAINS N jc— (UP)— genuine Co Chevrolet tere sories' the lie near Browning during the Wheat day celebration la a ioutle grave I Twins the August 11 bodies of original Siamese Nels Peter Soren Reunion—The who Bunker epcnt and Chans Eng Information— The Li D S presidmost cf iheir lives here and raised sen family reunion will be held July 25 starting at four o'clock in Lorin ing bishop's office in Salt Lake City families large Incidents of their lives were re- Farr park Basket supper will De is seeking word on the whereabouts called recently as a New York mar-riag- e served at five o'clock and there will of Ingborg Lulse Sjoholm aged 40 o'clock who is license cleric denied Violet Hil- be a meeting at seven-thirt- y thought to have emigrated to from Norway Utah ton one cf the Hilton sisters who Don't Sha? e till you get a "whisk are Joined together In the Siamese Dhoto" at Loveland's 480 Twen er wed to license fashion alstreet The Bunker twins lived here most a century ago They came Conferences— Eleven engineers in from £ian when they fere about 18 For several years th?y traveled charge of PWA projects in the state with circuses but aXt r making including O B Brueggeman of Og-de- n met Monday In Salt: Lake City enough money they se tled down with R A Hart public works en- here DOUBLE WEDD NG gineer for Utah In a double wedding April 15 Stewart-WarnAuto Radio $4050 1843 the twins married :wo sisters Installed Glasmann Radio and a Sarah minister of dauzhters Called by neighbors to extinguish Adelaide Yates Chang married what stock 77 Allred appeared to be a fire at the Death—Orson hd ten had Adelaide by whom home of Aubrey Henderson 1161 owner man of hotel and City Sarah marficd Spring children and Eng died Sunday in Mount Pleasant and Capitol street Monday afternoon by whom he had twelve will be held Wednesday He firemen found the house locked and services The first Noildren fcere born was or ogaen a native nobody at home They forced an of each or four within three days entrance other The twins at firkt occupied J Type writ en sup reprng Ph 233 They discovered that a stew left jointly at large piamaiion mere was harmony in the house" until Ogden Typewriter House 2422 Klesel on the gas stove to cook was burning i and throwing out a dense cloud of the wives' began to quarrel Mrs Location— Ezra Pptter 2215 smoke Finally the families separated and 4 lived about a mile and a half apart Lincoln avenue reports her address The husbands would s end three was used erroneously in a Standard-Examin- er article regarding loss of To Be Held days in oie home then three days 24-ho- STANDARD-EXAMINE- i RANDOM' REFERENCES Og-de- 0 THE OGDEN ng hand man in the turbulent dayt cj he world war Praising Pittman for his work 14 aiding President Roosevelt Farle said Pittman supported Rooueveir fhrough a crisis not less gravt thaif was that of the world war" j Farley claimed President Roos© Vf It' is full heartedly In support of A for the further betterment the silver mining Industry H explained the chief executive did not off bid the price of ailver up to $123 an ounce because "he Would not get th silver" President Roosevelt aimed Farley explained to this silver min-h- jg center to boost by gradual steps tie white metal's price to $129 an ounce and then stabilize It there 1 j We Deliver $200 The Home Orders Free! 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