Show THE OGDEN STAN Water Hauled Miles ARCHERY EVENT Drouth War In 60- - 50 and 1 IV" " i i L 1 ' t ' 'K " V til ' POCATELLO 40 Archery training under Floyd Eyre and Charles tjooper has arous-e- d miich interest at the city play center -- A summary of playground activities reads: "The girls of the Lorin Farr parte ia of Miss with 'the Jeppson and Mr Eyre enjoyed a great swimming party at the Patio resort Tuesday evening Lunch was served after which dancing concluded the evening's fun "The classic in Softball of the week was the 8 to 9 score game between the junior girls of the Liberty and Lorin Farr teams Liberty I was on the long end of the score We con- gratulate the Liberty girls "Friday evening the girls of the two parks enjoyed a pleasant game with the Willard Wizards at Wil-lar- d The return game will be play ed at Lorin Farr Monday evening 4— (AF) Pocatello will officially assume the role of host to the thousands of visitors expected to the Fort Hall centennial which is destined to be one of Idaho's greatest celebrations The centennial will continue until late Wednesday night From the firing of aerial bombs early tomorrow until dawn Thursday there will be four days filled with events ' in commemoration of the founding of Fort Hall on the old Oregon Trail' 100 years ago by Nathaniel J Wyeth ARISEN FROM DUST It is an event for the honoring of pioneers of the past with the progress and permanency of the great commonwealth that has arisen from the dust of the pack trains of the trappers and the heavy lumbering wagons of the hardy pioneers— founders of the great Pacific northwest Early tomorrow the United States and religious flags will be! raised with the proper salute and the Jason Lee sermon will be given at the centennial coliseum on the Universouthern branch sity of Idaho campus by Dr" Stephen Penrose of Whitman college Walla Walla Wash The feature of the first day's program will be a presentation of Haydn's oratorio "The Creation" with a choir of 300 voices An air circus as well as carnivals and circus - attractions will fce held each ' day 4 and-rejolc-in- - - r " Ed-ven- I y water from shallow -- r -- yit : for long distances pools and hauling section stretching from the Rockies to farmers in the the Alleghenies are forced! to spend hours of their working time in battling the drouth 'This picture shows a farmer in Greene county in the Missouri Ozarks with cans oh his trailers getting water on his family and his livestock Dipping sun-sear- ed NRA BACKS UP DROUTH BOOSTS SENATOR BORAH RELIEF ROLLS r — Federal Forester Fears Lest five-thir- ty -- "Celia Geertsen Is assisting In the handcraft classes at Lorin Farr Keen interest is being shown - park by girls boys and mothers in this the direc - type of work Boys under tion of Walt Foulger are building or many types real Close Grazing Make Great Desert i- - 1 KANSAS CITY Aug 4—KAP)— PROGRAM TUESDAY Approximately 800000 ipersons — - a are "Two one-a- ct pre being plays number equal to the coiblneti popu pared by the playgrounds to be pre lation of the states ofdahol Dela sented at a program Tuesday after- noon August 7 at three o'clock at ware and Nevada-- are pn relief rolls sau-boat- Ida Aug —Sunday Women 50 40 and 30 Five ends at each distance 30 arrows to the distance at E CAUGHT s the Lorrin Farr - park for the Relief in the drouth blighted western half society women of the United States it"was shown "The members of the first cast tonight from off I directed by Inita Hickman are: by a tabulation ' cial records Dot Farr Farr Marilyn Marjory As a result of the distress) caused "The second cast includes Vir- by the searing heat and prolonged ginia McNvamara Lois Ensign Fred dry spell the government has de ' Nickson Manita Clayton Woodrow Lewis and Russell Harris for relief purposes' more than 1350 counties in 23 states as "Both-plvihave been supervised emergency or secondary drouth counties by Miss Mary Woolley "The program Tuesday afternoon TREMENDOUS JJOSS will also include 40 minutes of dance The loss to growing crops and live numbers by children of the instructed by Miss June stock In the affected area has cot White- and a girl's baseball game been estimated officially but unoffi According! to Miss Jeppson a con- cial estimates placed the total in tinuous program will be furnished the hundreds of million of dollars A further loss through severe during the afternoon by the playof winter feed for livestock to shortage entertain the ladies of grounds has been predicted by agricultural the Weber stake Relief society and relief officials unless substan LIBERTY PARK t "Handicraft at Liberty park Is tial rain falls soon Weather fore absorbing much time these hot days cast gave no sign of a break! in the Silhouettes doll furniture glass drouth paintings and aurora are some of Barren pastures shortage of water the articles being completed for the and scarcity of fodder have caused exhibit which is to be held August forced sale of thousands of head of cattle to the government to be can "tTlloh nfAfArf Vine feAA Viw l ned for distribution to the needy A tne tap dance classes Mrs White week ago government purchases had and the girls are working diligently totaled 1737598 head in 18 states to have their dance numbers ready Another 190000 head had been confor the playground pageant to be demned "as unfit for consumption held later ln: the season ana Jailed on the ranges "A swimming party was enjoyed FEAR OF DESERT by all iJuniors seniors and parents Federal relief and farm adminat Patio Springs Thursday August 2 Sports of all kinds were indulged istration officials geared the cattle in while In the pool Dinner was purchasing machinery to a possible then served Baseball and other load of 10000000 head A were F Silcox diversions' for the- refederal forester told games a meeting of cattlemen at Flagstaff mainder of the evening "Tuesday afternoon the Liberty Ariz that the cattle industry in the junior girls defeated Lorin Farr west is facing a crisis because of junior girls with a score of 9 to 8 barren ranges He pictured a new "Wednesday afternoon a most in- "American desert" as a result of teresting game was played in the close grazing and said there were city championship league between "too many animals for the available r the Lorin Farr senior girls and the range" - The Lorin Liberty senior girls M—4 Farr girls' defeated the Liberty girls wjin a score or 15 to l" Los "H: i : " signated ys play-groun- ds - J !j j! (Continued from Page One) stores furnished an important link in the bread price situation He outlined this typical procedure: Bakers who find themselves unable to compete with quantity dis tributors from a local authority to seek price stabilization The state NRA director meets with them and studies financial representative statements Usually Karl Hauck consumers advisory board member especially assigned to the baking authority also makes a study TO STOP LOSSES Only if it is found that a substantial number of small bakers are operating at a loss does a recommendation for higher prices go forward to NRA : If NRA approves it takes the matter up with chain store distrib utors in the area and seeks their in getting small bakers a better income This White said has been "good" It is at this stage that a higher price may become effective in the area but any one may break the agree ment without fear of prosecution Fred C Howe consumers' coun sel of the farm administration said the average retail price of bread during the year ended June 30 1834 was 79 cents compared with 658 cents during the year ending June v His organization estimated the average cost of bread ingredients during the same two periods at 283 cents compared with 193 cents AT OWN PRICE GLENNS FERRY Idaho Aug 4 (AP)-Gl- enns Ferry's only baker E W Nestor baked and sold his loaves today at his own price mindful of the advice of United States Senator William E oBrah that he order Nes disregard a price-raisitor said was given him by an NRA ! ng code authority He ' was prolific in his praise of j J" Father Shoots Wife Brother Takes Son SEMINOLE Okla Aug 4— (UP) —George Flanningan of Kilgore Texas today shot his estranged: wife and her brother to death and itheh meetings Indian Idaho wild life historical home product and other exhibits will be featured during the four days Parades will be covered waeons Indians and other remembrances of the old west will be held each afternoon starting Monday A varied sports program has also been ar child in I II lages Startlng Monday evenlnjr:'a his torical i pageant depicting old Fort Hall and the Snake river valley will oe presented with a cast of 1000 persons The welcoming address will be given by Miss Kerma Keller cen tennial queen Wednesday will be designated as Pioneer day with an appropriate program 23C Mother Burns Child She Admits To Police JOHNSTOWN Pa Aug 4 — (UP) mother was held in 7"A jail today charged with saturating her baby's clothing with kerosene then the child to death ' Theburning woman Mrs Stella Tanich relented at the last moment as flames leaped along the body of ld Vincent Tanich and the child screamed and writhed in agShe called police saying ony JCooie and get me I burned my The child was taken to a hospital where he died shortly afterward Mrs Tanich's own clothing 'was soaked with gasoline according to police A who held her on open charges pending investigation of her sanity Since her arrest police said she has repeatedly asked to go home! but has made no inquiries about her baby ' The woman has been a charge of the county "emergency relief board for more than a year Her first husband died seven years ago leaving her with the care of two children She married again a year later but the second husband Mike Tanich allegedly deserted her after the birth of Vincent The surviving children Jennie 9 and Nicholas 7 were placed under the care of Salvation Army officials two-year-o- - " - —f — : Lord Changes Mind On Foreign Legion —Faced with united condemnation or 30 superior court Judges and an investigation by the Los Angeles REWARD MONEY ear association Judge Harry F defiantly announced today ne wouia ignore the association's inquiry Monday night SeweUY ousted from lurisdictir of the sanity hearing of Louis jRudy loiiowtng revelation of an af naavit purportedly stoned bv him admitting he was addicted to the use of intoxicants reiterated his ruung" the case was a mis-tri- al xnirty fellow Jurists all 'stood firmly behind presiding Judge Frank C Collier who announced a "Judicial boycott" against Sewell when the latter refused demands that he i resign Meantime at th sariitv hir1nc for Payne convicted killer of his mother and younger brother Jurors heard the testimony of Dr Thomas J Orbison psychiatrist the youth was bordering oh : dementia praecOX and was an n!lnt1rt J nm porting his contention ijof insanity wiB of th boy's Sfath-- r Luciustestimony Payne St Louis utilities executive regarding the! youth's ac- S fatal au° crash in ?C9 il that fceweu ne if city Africa and the cool of France and England beverages and of the five-ye- ar enlistment He boarded a channel: steamer for i U nouJr1 Californiana: an he would not fee a lekon-nai- rg i i M T t '" DUNKIRK France Aug 4— (UP) Montagu's mother Is! the former —Lord Edward Montagu second son Helena -- Zimmerman of Cincinnati of the Duke of Manchester returnShe and the duke were divorced in ed to England today after a brief ' ambition to Join the French Foreign H Lesion most motorists use friction tro Montagu was a member of the when repairing a leaky ratlatorhose crew of the yacht aboard - which but heat and' water s$on dissolve Walter Wanderwell was killed at the adhesive if tape alone is used A better plan is to wrap a long Long Beach Calif He flew "to France yesterday to strip of rubber cut from an old in Jcin the legion In Paris he met ner tube around the hose and ap seme friends from California He ply a layer or tape to hold it se Jsfcgan hlnking of the hot sands of curely in place - 1 I VINITA Aug 4— (AP)— Three bank employes were paid a $600 re ward by the State Banker's associa tion for killing two robbers of the bank at Ketchum July 12 today gave £ fourth of the money to Mrs Ealum Gregory widow of the bank president who was killed by the outlaws The three recipients were Luther Gregory Oscar Blacyford and C C Bennett The reward was twice the amount of the loot which was re covered — : Japan Cautioned About Naval Treaty TOKYO August 4 —(UP)— The agitation in Japan for immediate abrogation of the Washington naval limitation treaty was discussed today between Prince Ayamaro Ko-nhead of the house of peers and Naval Minister MIneo Osumi It was reported that Prince who has Just returned from the United States cautioned the naval chief against hasty action regarding the treaty Konoe believes that American sentiment regarding Japan is Improving and he seeks to avoid alienating Americans The parliamentary leader and the head of the naval ministry will meet In another conference soon Osumi is expected to reply at length to the prince's suggestions possibly giving a rounded naval nolicv for the 1935 conference Many observers believe that Japan's full naval policy will be revealed before the London conversations in October Bome significance was attached in the visit Konoe is making tomorrow to Prince Salonjl last of the Genro or elder statesmen at Gotemba Konoe is coins-therto wnnrt la detail on his American visit oe : e n Schuschnigg his suc Schuschnigg is not Austria —Schuschnigg is Italy He was even born in Italy "And the private armies of Schu schnigg and Prince Von Starhem-ber- g are a foreign legion in f orein pay "Are we to be ruled bv Italians or by Germans? That Is the question? Are we to be overned from Rome or at home?" The bitterness and defiance 'of Kammerhofer were characteristic? of the feeling among fugitive Nazis in tms border region but there also was occasional evidence of discour agement despair and even panic It was- - in the latter mood that found a group of subordinate leaders By a queer coincidence I reached them half an hour after they had heard a rumor that Chancellor Hitler of Germany had been' as sassinated Before I could get beyond iden tlfylng myself as an American cor respondent they startled me with the tense question "Is it true that the Fuehrer Is dead?" I broke off the conversation Im mediately and dashed to a tele phone to contact Berlin A few minutes later I returned with the news that apparently they had been made the victims of a hoax as neither Hitler nor anyone eise or prominence bad died In Ger j many today I thought it was a good joke and laughed but later one Nazi drew me aside i "Thanks for exploding that ru mor" he said in a matter-of-fa- ct voice "Some of us were about to commit suicide" cessor? i: or Sale Cafe location in heart of Ogden business district Ideal for Deer garden and lunch Plenty drive-i- n space On Hiway fil ' Apply - 285 Twenty-fift- h Street — trial the seed will convince that their fight against the pest is ended Next year will be the first that the U S No 1 has been growers available in large enough quantities to supply all farmers U S No 1 used In small quantities this year was completely successful where water was available according to the sugar official Commercial seeds were 75 per cent failure Not only Is the seed Immune to white fly but it will produce between seven and eight more tofls per acre the superintendent said II M M ) v ts Antiseptic r--i r rv(T!i r rs i 3 BIONDAY Lady Esther A SENSATIONI FACE POWDER Unlvex 37c —p """"m" 1 (UnabM CAtTMAN Crcwnle Artml 4M six e pocket lt small pic tures can be ged to 3x10 inches 10c I Films X9 Velum pur Special chase m akai this low price Takes possible 2!4x4!4 shots inlar I Bayer's Aspirin 29c All Purpose Talc forge con 59c 17e 25c Mennen'i Tale llrosc slxc i 27c Magnesia Milk of 55c Ccnpana's put 26c Forhah's 39c Camay Soap 3 for 14c 3 for 25c Soap Barbosol 39c Teeth Post 50c Size 1 25c Pcbcco Tooth Paste 19c Hillrose Cold Cream Face Powder La Tresor Body Powder lb Lotion 36c —' 69c 39c 39c 50c Junls Cream 50c Stillman't Freckle Cream 37c 55e 75c Lady Esther Cream 50c Hind's Honey and 39c Almond Lotion Cream of Almonds Lotion 23c 6 ox ' 51b Bag Amelita Perfumed 59e Bath Salts 31e 3 5c Odorono 39e Dew 50c 44c Tidy Deodorant e and 89c Ever 29e 35c Mum 49c 160c Nonspi 40e 60c Neet 50c De Wan's 45e Odorono Compact1" 33c 50c Kolynos Tooth Paste 39c 50s lodent Tooth Paste 32c 50c Bost Tooth Paste Listerine Tooth Paste and 44c Masso Brush 3 for 22c Sayman's Soap 3 for 18c Lux Toilet Soap 4 for 19c Palmolive Soap 3for25e Wobdbury'e Soop for 29c 6 Bath Big Colgate'! 125 Pctrolagar M Pills 100s 17c 350 ' 19c 25c Quart 11 42c 50c Unguentlne porta bU 50c Phillips' Milk of 36e Shower Magnesia For ymrJt mnd 75c Sqsibb's Mineral Oil pint 59c bathroom too 1 33c Dr Scholl's Zino Pads 17c Fits practically any 25c Chocolate Cascarets and its powerful in- 47c ruction cup attaches 50c Alkazane tantlr to may smootb 49c uxfaeo 60c Miles Alka Seltzer i r 40c 60c Jad Salts Condensed 69 m n Talcum $elter '27c for Tired 59c and 100 Aching Feet 69c 85c Kruschen Salts 23c Witch Hose! pint High Grade Mineral Oil pint 26c Nu-FeetR- 17c imi nu ji J n- -i SI 50 Valttm Cleansing Tissues nA Milk 20c 119 Seeps food or liquids hot or cold far hoars (Salts S 1 Croquet Set Tcash Racquet! Aim not OQm OVC lompricm 98c 4 playra FuQ rUa play at picaice F COTY'S TALC 29c Summer Line Dusting Powder Toilet Water ' $1 100 100 85c New Chrome Plated MEAD'S GEM Michromatic Dcxtri RAZOR Maltose With 2 Eladei racquet' extra etroacf ra beveled frame iaforeed throat GkitlfuOy mi straac J i L 25c r i i 100 Hopper's "Ml ( RESTORATIVE Cream ' 74c Colorfal DeUetotu True Flavored Usthlnz Caps Fruit Jellies mTSSim i23C Molded-to-f- it feotch Toffee Caramels and Nougats to etylee tiaadaome aurface de liene isdodiac aviator lhS3e XSe 10c 19c and 33c Tooth ORLIS COTY'S TOOTH PERFUME PASTE Vi ounce 98 c ii J i " 5° Ipana Querlaln Shalimar dram Coty'e L'Oriflsn Chypre Paris Emeraude or t'Almsnt drem Dourjols Evening In Parts dram Heublgant Quelques Fhsurs dram Hudnut Three FJewers dram Mae West dram 2 for 23 c r Ityle FLORAL ODORS ' Bag j SALE OF PERFUME of 500 J 5-- lb WtXL KtAOE :& Picnic Jug PERFECTION Brand I Tuck taU haadr kit in your car to GsIIdii Six t Eagfc ISoU oorttor thlo - 60e 35e 25c el Contpleto con-oecti- oa Mavis 10c ich chocolate ejrrap ad freth whipped creem Cool! Refreah-in- oomtonetIJi Path 40e hi tern ermmi Epsom Equip yo ur'tum mar cottag with thU Bromo Ti Soda With 2 SALE OF SUMMER AND VACATION NEEDS j i 84 c Domth Dtp Ctmmt Freth from the fireeser to you Ideal for de- - ' ert prtie when eo tertaicincl j Pitcher's Castoria Grmmlmr Crmmmt Ice Cream Dry--45- Hinklc 59c 3 5c 100 Jergens Pkg :59c Cashmere Bouquet 100s — Gold Cream Woodbury'swTX EC Lotfon Italian Balm 60e slxc KM 14 ox TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY "o an Judge Bar M Idaho Aug! 4— ' fly and not the drouth Is responsible for a 75 per cent beet crop loss in" southern Idaho this year Hatler Gerhart of Blackfoot agricultural superintendent of the Utah-Idah- o Sugar company said here today But this Is the last year eutettlx tennelus as science calls the pest will ravage the crop Gerhart added v ' The fly is the cause of curly top in beets responsible for the loss To combat the disease the federal government has developed a seed called U S No l of which is available for allenough areas in 1935 Gerhart said The new seed which was perfected In 1931 is nearly immune to white fly Gerhart is certain that a year's of new n irnrnHfrA fm JSfnmm'm AV II rZi jevr-- VI I a lit t i 0 I i ii ii h '( III! il fMUJLMJ Q rd f i Lj j — II POCATELLO (AP)-W- hite JJ A SHAVING CREAM FOR AUSTRIANS the Idaho senator and scoffed at "Schuschnlgg's government has the NRA more chance of surviving than Senator Borah is the only one in no its predecessors" Washington with nerve enough to say "This is no mere party struggle" what he thinks and the only one Kammerhofer continued pacing up wno can stand up against any there Kind of odds Regardless of the co and down the room "It is a strugpeople rtical complexion of the adminis gle of the German-Austritration in power he says what he against foreign domination— against thinks" declared Nestor a retired the Italian masters You ought to what that means" Baptist minister and a former res- - know The blond enerallssimo's blue eyes dent of St AlbansW Va where at me blazed he spent his boyhood "You Americans know what that Angeles kind of a fight is about don't you" To Defy Orders EMPLOYES he aked "Dollfuss Is dead—let us HAND say no more about him than : that his death was inevitable LOS ANGELES August 44 (UP) "But who Is WIDOW SHARE OF M m No More as New Seed Held Immune Listerine PALHOLIUE NEW CIVIL WAR (Continued from Page One) for dispatching to unrevealed des tinations and the generalissimo was surrounded by subordinate leaders one oi wnomnaa been an officer in the Austrian army until July 25 the aay tne Nazi revolt broke out "We are not finished" Kammer l hofer began explosively "The fight for German Austria's ireedom will go on "True our military resistance has oeen temporarily broken "True the Schuschniggr eovern ment (the government of Chancellor Kurt schuschnigsr of Austria) now wreaks vengeance on our families and followers at home confiscates our property and robs us of our bank accounts "But the fight goes on and where there are no men left the women and children will continue But Pest to Ravage Plants Larga Tuba u ranged f: ? vil i - Extravagant PARADES PLANNED Historical ion 30 1933 Frowns 1934 BY WHITE FLY - 11 after overpowering a guard has been captured in Portland Ore Warden R E Davis was informed today Except that Earle will resist extradition no details of the arrest were received by the warden he j said Earle ran to the northwest coijner of the prison wall flung a ropd of blankets with a crude hook on Ithe end over the wall and climbed to the top He rushed the guard tower and slugged Joseph Turnbow the guard seized a shotgun and a rifle and threw them into the prison yard where 300 convicts were milling about and armed himself with a shotgun and a revolver Firing a shot at Turnbowl he dropped to the ground outside! the wall while convicts below fired four shots before they were overpowered Earle commandeered a truck and ' escaped fled with his INSECT - i will be held Friday' August 10 at two pm at the city stadium acorcording to the city playground and first for Awards' ganization The second places will be given classification is a3 follows: Men's championship 19 up senior boys 17 to 19 Junior boys 12 to 16 midgets 12 under " Women's championships "seniors Distances:-Men- DEATH Another brother of the slain woman was wounded during the gun fire that- concluded a family argument FOUND over the custody of the child The dead are Mrs Ethel Sanders Fain the mother and her brother Fred Sanders 21 Ben Small Parasite Found New Sanders 16 was wounded when he : Way of Exterminatingattempted to aid his brother" and " sister Farm" Pest '"I Mrs1 Grace Sims - Mrs Pain's mother told officers that 'FlanCHEYENNE Wyo- - Aug 4— (AP) - to kill ningan enraged attempted—A small parasite which deals quick the entire family Flanningan was last seen driving toward Shawnee in death to grasshoppers has brought hope thai a new method of extermithe taxicab with the child Billy V I nating the pest may yet be found Will G Metz state relief adminI istrator Idaho on brought word from Sheridan county that in that territory Policies farmers were surprised to find millions of grasshoppers literally BOISE Ida Aug 4— (AP)— Frank dead within the past month each L Stephan of Twin Falls Republican candidate for governor In the with a hole pierced beneath the August 14 primary upon his return wing from a campaign swing through - Entomologists became interested northern Idaho today reiterated his and determined that little parasites opposition to "extravagance Induced were domg as" much to eliminate the as men with poison by continuing appropriations" and grasshoppers ' lashed out at "loose i paroling and bait Dr Charles W Metz a professor pardoning of criminals" "I am unalterably opposed to con- at Johns Hopkins university and state Jellef tinuing appropriations such as the brother of the Wyoming took cultures of the administrator adminisDemocratic state present tration has so generally favored" he parasites Preliminary scientific insaid "Such unbudgeted funds en- vestigation show that the parasite courage extravagance on' the part a small Winged Insect' lays its eggs of our public officers Also through on or inside the 'hopper and the continuing appropriations the 'tax- eggs hatch into larvae which it is payers are easily deceived concern- believed feed on the grasshoppers ing the amount of revenue actually killing them — — expended by the state government More appro-of continuing people are killed in automoManipulations priations enable officials to claim bile accidents on Saturday and Sunsavings In tax monies which actually day than any other days in the week exist" do not In 1932 there'' were about ' ' 11500 victims fin those days as comThe Philippines may establish a pared with approximately 18500 for the other five days central bank Alirirer 5 nrcT pnnn out ULLI UllUI uui 'HOPPER ' said Prisoner In Oregon Plans To Resist Move of Extradition Fort Hall Centennial to Run SALT LAKE CITY Aug 4— (AP) From Sunday to Wed—Robert Earle 26 who escaped over nesday Night the state prison wall last November county arqhery up juniors 17 under Flight open for all - a taxi cab he commandeered police AT POCATELLO Playground Activities of Week Included Games and Dancing 17 WELCOlB BE GITY JTflDIOM rity-Web- er SUNDAY MORNING R ESCAPED UTAH THOUSANDS TO SET FRIDAY AT Ogderx DARD-EXAMINE- Paste Sso 39c 5Cc 43e 45c 25 4c U 75c Hillrose THEATRICAL CREAM Lb h |