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Belief Still Prevails That Tax Rise On Avoidee will Ogden city commissioners make an Intensive study early this week of the annuel budget under which the city is opera ing declared Mayor Harman W Peery as !had of the department of 'inance Sat- urday Mayor Peery expressed the "belief that in the budget revision which must precede the formal fixing of the 1934 tax rate by the following Monday numerous cufci will be necessary EARLY ESTIMATES Mayor Peery pointed out that when the past admin stration last December fixed the bujdget for this 94 per cent 'year it estimated bethaiCollected this of taxes would were cent 82 about per year Only paid last year Jt also fixed the budget of anticipated revenue from the city court at $230(fo when only about $11000 was collected last year The recorder's office estimated income was set at $30000 when only $14855 was collected lkst year In addition he said the assessed valuation of Ogden citjj has dropped from $38131364 last tear to 1 this year - WILL BE EXEMPTION After a conference Saturday with Anna May Collins audi tor and her deputy Marcus L Critchlow Mayor peery said he is qonfident the city will not be forced to increase its tax rate beyond the 1345 mills of last year and the year before He also said he believed Ogden to be one of the few cities in the state which will not be forced to increase its tax rate "Despite the beginn&ig deficit of $47000 and the ovekrly generous estimates on tax collections and r Income from the recorder's office and city court and other sources valassessed the in the drop despite uation we feel we wi 1 be able to get by without raising the levy" said Mr Peery OTHER REVENUES He pointed out that the recorder's office in the middle or last month passed $30000 mark fixjed for it as a yearly Income and that on June 30 the city court revenue exceeded the $29000 estimate fixed in the budget The city court income during July was over $5000 Negotiations with Weber county for lire protection brought $2000 more to the city this year than was received last year from this source Sale of Echo dam water brought $15000 which had not been anticipated Fees from dairies will be $1000 more this year thkn last there is a savings in the pblice depart ment expenses and the! Pioneer days celebration made about $8000 profit These with other savings and increased revenues probably will balI ance the budget WITHIN INCQME The auditor's office Reported that the city lived within its budget and that its income during the first six months of the year was sufficient to meet expenses hf— - Eastern travelers! who have been' to too many movies still believe in western highwayman according to Johnny Vaughn dean of Union sta tion taxi drivers He had an ex- perience with such a traveler the other day Johnny was ply ng his business by walking up and down and invlt- ing the passenger to inspect the city between trains4— In his taxi A plump woman stepped mincing ly out of the station and stood sur veying the mountains "This way!" barked Johnny "Ride through Ogden canyon apd see the v mountains" J She looked him cjver and his taxi as well but did not jmove So Johnny repeated with gestures: j I j i - f i j ck Garden Tour Some attractive country homes will be visited Monday evening county by the Ogden-Web- er Garden club members They will avenue and Lake street at five-thir- ty o'clock and on arrival at the home of Mr and Mrs W Cooper1 in Roy the caravan will be placed in charge of a committee of jRoy and j Hooper members All persons making the tour are requested to bring a basket lunch Soft drinks and melons! will be furnished by the committee The" general public is cordially invited to Join in the tour f leave Washington Victim SAN FRANCISCO Aug 4— (AP) —Charles Lux San Jose electrician and infant!! : victim died in San Francisco hos pital tonight The youth who suffe ed a severe attack of the flsease had been kept alive in a respirator since June 15 s neaa In the final days of his gallant but futile fight Lux was in almost constant pain SKUNK SPREADS BLAZES NEARLY TO TANKS OF OIL CHANUTE Aug 4— (AP)— Claude Winkler believes skunks should be prohibited as fire hazards around f oil leases When Winkler fired: up his pump SALT LAKE CITY Aug 4— (AP) house engine he discovered that in the process he had fired the fur — Lawrence T Epperson an accountant of this city j today an- of a skunk which had! taken refuge j nounced his candidacy for the Dem- in the exhaust pipe Grass fires started ocratic nomination for Congressman bythe fleeing animal were extinguished before from the Second Utah district Congressman J Will JRobinson of they spread to nearby tanks Provo and Lawrence U Nelson of Murray have already Entered the race The party's candidate will be CUSS WORD FINE selected at the state convention at Provo September 1 BOX IS NEARLY Mr Epperson was born at Provo and attended both Brigham Young FULL SO WHAT? and Utah universities fie was auditor of Utah county for four years prior to 1920 later joining the staff BRISTOL Aug 4— (AP)— It costs of the state public utilities commis- money to be profane in the office sion- Recently he devested his time of the city's department of public to private work j p NEW DEAL WILL BE GIVEN OKEII So Declares Utah Visitor Lauds Candidates Up For Election JSALT LAKE CITY Aug — The ? 4 — (AP) belief that the voters of Am erica will put their stamp of ap proval on the "new deal" in No vember was expressed by James H Moyle United States commissioner of customs and prominent Demo cratlc party and Latter-da- y Saints church worker upon his arrival here today for a short visit Mr Moyle former president of the church's eastern states mission iauaea u can's congressional delegation coming up for election this fall and predicted Senator King and representatives Robinson and Mur-doc- k will be returned to Washington for another term Mr Moyle will journev tn Kan Francisco within a few days to attend to business matters there but will return here to spend a vacation before continuing on to the nation al capital Several" Score Earn Red Cross Buttons For Swimming Skill SUNDAY MORNING AUGUST 5 1934 Comforters May Be Established Soon County Board Will Be Asked to Provide Rent Money Other Emergency Relief Proposals Approved If the Weber county commission--- t ers appropriate a sum not to ex ceed $100 a month for four months to provide the rental of a building to be used as a workroom the fed eral emergency relief administration will set up a $16000 project in Ogden for the manufacture by (hand of mattresses and comforters The project was presented to Commissioners Charles Halverson and George D Stratford at a meeting of the Weber county emergency relief committee on Saturday! The two commissioners will present the matter to the entire commission j Monday The bedding to be manufactured in the proposed Ogden work room will be distributed to families on Tonight— Kent Bramwell will reOf the 287— 197 boys and 90 girls— his missionary experiences in late who passed Red Cross tests at the L D S Ninth! ward England passed the beginners' test and 73 meeting this evening Mrs Elliot passed the swimmers' test and Miss Louise Emmett will To get a beginner button a young Wright numbers musical give ster had to learn to into water tli I jump and swim 50 feet Anyone who passes this test is considered fairly safe against drowning- - since statis tics show that almost all swimming accidents occur within 50 feet of safety IN MANY CLASSES A swimmer button was awarded to those who already able to swim a little at the beginning of the school learned to swim 100 feet make a surface dive swim 50" feet on the back with using arms tread water 30 seconds and float motion less In addition each one who passed this test witnessed a demonstration of artificial respiration The total enrollment of 840 in- eluded 29 men eight of whom passed the beginner test and six the swimmer test and 81 women eight of whom passed the beginner test and three the swimmer test The entire group was divided into 19 classes Those in charge of the school said that a similar Red Cross course of instruction will be offered free of charge again next year as part of a national campaign to reduce swimming accidents - Peggy Ficken again bring? you style preview and many worthwhile shopping suggestions in today's society section an interesting From Coast— Mr and Mrs G J Thenn have as their guest their daughter Mrs R O Montgomery of jr Los Angeles !i Ward Event— Prof Leland Mon-- D S speak at the L Eighteenth ward meeting at seven o'clock tonight There will be toiusi cal numbers son will the instructors "Though we were somewhat handicapped by the shortness of the school period a number of vouner sters who could not swim at all at the start of the school were able to pass the tests by Saturday and al acquired valuable knowledge about swimming Both the boys and girls took the work seriously and made a real effort to learn" All of the instructors and their assistants gave their services with out charge Instructors in charge ux wie scnooi were Lucille Clark Os car Deming and Carl Belllston uney were assisted by Allan stimpson Duwayne Frederick Rav mond Holmes Donna Manning Lila wneeiwrignt Reea Laker Cliff Fur niss Gertrude Wadley Athleen Mac Gregor Merian Poulter Louis Sinai- ley Helen Chambers Thomas Sep pich Florence Wade and Mrs Don aiason an or ogden and uurranc oi Bait Lake City Sylvia - Our beer Bring your gallon jugs is kept right Jim's Cafe Makes Change— Herman BeU for Washington avenue 2532 ji the safeyour food refrigeraCoj At Shows — Miss Bertrude Bell is attending the Los Angeles and San Francisco fashion shows and 1$ pur- chasing a line of coats and blouses ready-to4we- ar - j Elmer Barrett MJD practice limited to allergy and nervous dis orders 721 Eccles Bldg C On January— Mrs J N Ashman was to leave this morning for Holly' wood to visit her daughter Mrs Franklin N Smith formerly Miss Joyce Hall Child Pours Lye On you don't like to swim then havent been to Patio you We develop films for particular people Loveland Studio 480 Retnrns-Margaret Burns has returned to Ogden after a! 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Approved by Good Housekeeping: iCaeFdtftaffSft with this - -- i money when it la emptied ' - j Mr Herman Porter Fifteen Weber county younK Forest supervisors of southern Idaho and Utah are in Ogden in women and ten from Davis county were taken to the Liberty camp for conference with regional executives women Saturday after to consider plans for forest Improve- unemployed noon in automobiles and others ments R H Rutledge regional making a class of about fifty were forester stated that plans conform- to be taken from Salt Lake and other counties girls from Salt ing with the ideas of Chief Forester Lake Tooele andFifty Utah had F A Silcox will be inaugurated in completed a four weekscounties course in making forest improvements to aid home economics and were released to ' communities adjacent to the nation go back to their homes al forests and the general public The plan of schooling young All arrangements will be hade to women in household 'duties such- as meet the economic conditions over economic administration cooking the country Mr Rutledge said and sewing and other home activities (p 7 to that end the men of the forests was originated by Mrs Roosevelt will put forth their best efforts The wife of the president! and a number n projees to be given more' than usual of these schools hav been in consideration will be tne improve for some time In the eastern ment of recreational camp grounds section of the country The Liberty erosion and flood water control bet school is the first tcj be established terment of roads and grazing facill in the west The students must all ties and land use planning come from the relief agency lists Dana Parkinson assistant region and be unemployed After the" four al forester in the department of weeks' course Is completed an efpublic relations and lands came fort is made to find employment from Boise to attend the confer- in good homes Miss Anna Marie ence and aid in the general plan of Driscoll of Salt Lake City director economie operation Supervisors stating that many of the young from Idaho forests are M S Bene- women have been furnished em- er -for day service Ph 510—1781 Wash ave AN L'oxJ Fifty Complete Course m Home'Economics and - Are Released - Call Hart's Cleaning Uttend the Modern Cookincr and Cannina School i From Idaho Parts of Utah Attend Conference Supervisor's pro-vid- Sixth Ward — Keith Wahlquist superintendent of Weber county schools will be the speaker at the L D S Sixth ward M I A conjoint meeting tonight at seven o'clock There will be a musical program Doctor During Visit Cfttf TAKEH TO ' dict G B Mains W B Rice J ployment W Ferrell- Floyd Gordon and those The camp notonly gives Instruc- from the Utah forests are Blain BeU tions in home es economics but one each of measles and enson C A Mattsson J E Gurr recreational facilities of an ana unaries ue Aioisy educational nature The camp in the Ogden valley is north of LiberChevrolet Headquarters for and holiday repairing also 24- - effective August 6 Loans of $3 ty a short distance land is located hour wrecker service Pull stock of each on farm cattle and $150 on in a picturesque section of the mountain country It was said by ' genuine Chevrolet parts and acces range cattle may be made Miss Driscoll that the camp work sories Browning Chevrolet Co Typewriters sup reprng Ph 236 will be of Inestimable value to the Licenses—Fred A Kissel and Ogden Typewriter House 2422 Kiesel young women Jessie Ann Gardiner and James E Francis and Ida Parkinson all of Request — Salt Lake county com Ogden obtained marriage licenses missioners have sent to Washington California Saturday from Lawrence A Van a request that a CCC camp be es Dyke Weber county clerk tablished for diking off a portion Washes Road or Great Salt lake Stewart-WarnAuto Radio $4050 installed Glasmann Radio SAN BERNARDINO Califs Aug the modern 1 -- coat finish for automobiles furniture 4— (AP)— A torrential downpour was Theft — A number of cartons of etc leaves no brush marks Glas loosed in Mill Creek canyon 15 miles east of Redlands today washcigarets and a quantity of candy mann Radio 26th at Washington were stolen Friday night from the three ing out a Jialf mile of highway Coffee Mug Cafe at 2221 Washing At Springs— The A O U W or hours after It began ' ton avenue according to a report to der is holding an outing at omo The rain fell so hard in the San mountains and 'in the the police station Bernardino in The Springs Morgan today Big- Bear valley that CCO crews is invited to attend public had to be called out to clear up the Damp Wash — Cheapest laundry 4 cents pound Sanitary service Suit Begun— A report from Mantl debris The precipitation for the Laundry Fh 4161 says the school board has voted to three-hoperiod was measured at sue two women teachers for return 185 inches New Rules— G S Glen federal of salaries Contrary to their con — f loan official In Salt Lake City has tract they married secretly and All antiquated vessels in Italy are received new rules regarding loans continued to teach bslng scrapped - : If MM ur the last year in charge of the refrigerator and radio repair division of the Jones Music company Is now with the Simpson Music company ' from the relief rolls' who are in need of such articles The bedding will be manufactured from cotton and ticking supplied from the federal sur plus stores The factory working men and women will be drawn from the relief rolls The Weber committee approved several emergency relief administration projects Among these was a project for further improvements at the Weber gymnasium a city project for graveling on south Grant avenue renovation of the Mound Fort branch library improvement of city school grounds painting of the school in Huhtsville another city cemetery improvement project and a county school project for heating system improvements YOUNG BE NG HAPPED Nu-Enam- Notice — Special meeting local 415 Monday August 6 seven pm For Health's Sake— For LEADERS PLEASED ty of your family— protect "We are very well pleased with in a new Leonard electric me results or the school" said tor Sold at Boyle Furn statement ' RANDOM! REFERENCES deep water 'Many too how to save others that was over his head in depth FOREST PLANS OfM attresses unexpectedly-i- for lye burns upon his head face chest back and arms which were caused when his little niece who is living at the Hansen home climbed Due to the fact that many states upon a chair and poured the lye have adopted stringent laws makinz upon as he sat reading it an offense to solicit rides hitch- a newspaper in the back yard The hiking has declined during the last child obtained the lye from a few years window ledge ' -- M-- Accountant Enters Congressiom 1 - Race (J ter j Public May Go On Home SCHOOL CLOSE The Red Cross free swimming school closed Saturday night after a week of instruction by experts eight- hundred forty persons most of them boys and girls between six and ia years took Dart It was one kind of a school that the youngsters hated to see close For a week the Weber gymnasium pool was turned over to them for their school and each day they re R S Twogood of San Francisco veled in the cool water Southern Pacific fuel engineer says FOR EMERGENCY some railroads use oil for engine Of the 840 that enrolled 287 were fuel solely because it is cheaper The fact that coal makes cinders that able to pass Red Cross beginner and blow in passenger's eyes doesn't en- swimmer tests and received buttons in recognition of their progress at ter into it the end of the school Saturday A former hobby of local railroad Some of the remainder while tmable men was the encrustation of odd to pass the tests learned to swim a knicknacks with salt from Great little Some of them could swim the Salt lake They would for instance required distance but had not over fear of deep water hang a rusty lamp frame in the come their waters of the lake end in a short enough to jump or dive into it' Some time it would be covered with a who could dive could not swim the crust of salt The glistening white required distance But all learned cover was hard and would remain what they should do to save them on the frame until it wore or was selves if they ever find themselves i Sta-tionmas- TO SEE WATER learned J R Project For Manufacture PUPILS SORRY their strangeness is sometimes remindful of common words The name "Aransas" for example gives the fleeting impression that the man who painted it on the car left out a "k" "Overcot" makes one think of "overcoat" and "apricot" "Letter Gap" has a rodeo flavor like "let er buck" i lung paralysis 50 days his every! breath had pumped into and out of his by the mechanism that en his entire body except his of a mystery They are not com mon names for the most part and "Ride around the city and up the canyon and he added "back to your train" The passenger suddenly turned and hurried inside the station where she consulted the station J master "Excuse me" she 'said io that in dividual "but may t leave! my pock etbook in your keen for a while? I think I'll go for k ride! with that chipped off taxi man" E Smith railroad agent at Beck-le- y West Virginia has played golf HIS WORST DREAM each of the last three Christmasses One conductor tels thjs story of on the Black Knight course a Iream1 most was horrible his It club Beckley horrible he says because it made him tired for three days! OLD TIME GAME I dreamed thac I missed my Not many of the boys still recall train and started out to catch it the old good days when time was I ran on foot from Omaha to Og- at the turntables by spin den several times being almost passed the engines around and guess close enough to grap the observa nlng where ing they'd stop tion platform rail but I never quite made it First class railroad accommoda "When the train showed down for tions cost more than Ogden I began to gain on it and I half the onlyofslightly airplane transpor was entering the city lijnits-oa tation price fast lope when I wpketyp I was so worn out and exhausted that I A centralized traffic control sys did not feel like myself again for tern by which a lone operator sit J three days" ting peacefully in a tower can with a word and by merely Station personalities f— "Right out uttering a small lever turn trains at moving Number" Mattie boss of the sta- wiU out in of switches miles and tion telephone exchange away stop them entirely if desired Art Mathews' stentorian or them scurrying alone the voice Jim (Col6nel) Rich the railssend with their load of passengers S P Adonis The interesting or as a small boy can confreight books that M B Cajrson j reads Edith the newsstand blonde with trol his toy electric train has been the snappy comebaci Bill Kin-ner- 's perfected and is in use on many rauroaas or this country Hugh Johnsonj anecdote W George Jay manager pf the terRailroads in certain sections of the minal band Jackson's "I'm Just south are leading a campaign a poor boy" Harvey Richardson maiana oearlng mosquitos against t the station fisherman STRANGE Jj'AMES Tom the track walker this week Where Pullman car names come says trains of thought seldom run " from has always been mpre or less through one-traminds 49 $32-8444- esson Movie ':-- CITY HN1NCES For been lungs cased - Passenger Is Cautious OARD INTENDS takes — DARD-EXAMINE- amply roomymadework of shirt medium weight blue chambray One that will wear and launder longer t 6Y2 sheet capacity! 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