Show fTUESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 23 t 1934 - — — THE OGDEN STAN DARD-E- -- - IDAIIOAN WANTS US fin nF ARMS MATERIAL Pope Thinks Silver 'Wil Reach $129 An Ounce Within Year FRED JENSEN RANDOM REFERENCES Prest-O-Li- Batteries-- Ill-Lev- el te f Glasmann Radio 26th at Wash E Rotary Meeting— Bishop J Kearney of the Catholic diocese of Salt Lake will speak at the Ogden Rotary club meeting tomorrow noon The address will be broadcast The Rev P F Kennedy is in charge of the program Studr (Groan wo men's study stout) of the Fifth city ward will meet Weednesday at seven — Democratic pm in Glen Brothers' Frank Francis will speak and Mrs 8 P Dobbs will sing All wo forty-fiv- e hall men of the party are invited Night and Day Wrecking Service One dollar will pay for baby's Night phone 2126-day phone James P Pope expressed the hope 3700 Shop and parts dept open pnoto at Loveland's toaay on his return to iaano mat until nine p m Hunter-Kimba- ll the senate munitions investigation Motor Co Pioneer Session—Open meeting of m which he had a part would re the Weber county chapter Daughcult in other nations makinz a £im Auxiliary— Meeting of Ogden aux ters of Utah Pioneers will be held ilar inouirv and in establishmen mary no 5 to united Spanish War Thursday afternoon September 27 in the United States of drastic reg- tri ycicraus wui dc neia at eigne in ioneer nan o'clock Wednesday evening in the ulations on the industry Chicken Dinner Christian church This statement was coupled with Odd Fellows' haU All anxiliar a prediction in an interview that members are invited 24th & Madison Wednesday 6 to 8 "within a year" silver probably will pjn 50 cents School Girl ounce Permanent— an $2 and $123 wing He reviawed eenerallv the muni $250 Honnold's Beauty Shop Ph 82 In Idaho— Burial services were be — ——— I tions investigation declaring it had ing held in Malad Ida today for Review— Mrs Peggy Connolly predisclosed among other things that i nomas Howard 69 wno died Sunuermany was Importing war ma sented her dancing pupils in a re- day of pneumonia Mrs Hilda H view Saturday at the home of her Castleton of Garland Is a daughter terials under many cruises "I wouldn't be surnrised ' the motner Mrs Henrv Tavlor Mrs For a thrill a elass of beer at the senator commented ''that French Connolly was formerly in vaudeville ana Z64 zsth unn of to woric had this radio knowledge something oo witn tne- - urgency or naving Lincoln White features onlv final Russia in the league of nations BOISE Sent 23— (API—Senator W -- - -- i ONLY BEGINNING "The munitions investieation wil begin again lateTfn November or in early December he said adding that "we have just uncovered the beginning' Before the investlga tion was recessed he said informa tion was developed threatening "international episodes" and for that reason part of the evidence was taken in executive session "Such a condition indicates the dangerous nature of the ramifications of this Industry in --interna tional affairs" he said One or two members of the committee were frankly of the opinion that at least some of tne smaller wars in recent years were brought on entirely by munitions manufacturers seeking new markets and one went so far even as to express the belief the World war was caused by them" Urging government control of the industry in this country he said: "I for one would have the government take over the entire manufacture of war materials I don't know whetner that will be done but I hope at least to see drastic reg- ulations nut in effect on manufac ture and shipment of such material GflOWTII FORESEEN Turninz to other subjects he said the national recovery act had brought about many improvements in economic conditions in the na tion but at the same time had dis closed defects These defects he said could and would be remedied "The first railroad ensrine ooerat- ing in this country was not a very good looking machine" he said drawing a comparison "but it developed Info what we have today" Song Society Will Begin Study Season - The Ogden Song society will hold its first meeting of the 1934-3- 5 rea son Wednesday evening September z& at tne nome or Miss Florence Wade in Pleasant View Mrs Esther Porter will be chairman for the evening: and will take up the first lesson in the textbook "The De velopment of the Song" which cov ers the works of two of the early song writers Bach and Handel All members are requested to be at tne conservatory of Music Twenty-sixt- h and Washinarton ave nue at seven-fiftee- n o'clock and will be furnished transportation — — —— ity blue white diamonds at lowest prices IS CANDIDATE Pekingese Poppies— Fine pedigreed stock Reasonable Taylor's Pet Shop 2363 Wash Ave FERA BEDDING Damp Wash—CheaDest lnd serv ice id sanitary Laundry Ph 4161 G Fred Jensen 2318 Monroe n tr nounced today that he win tne KepuDiicarr nomination for coun ty clerk of Weber county at the Republican county convention Sat urday Mr Jensen was bora in Mt peasant Utah and has lived in A Ogden for the last 27 vnr his qualifications for the nositfrm r i Mr Jensen off ers three years ex penence as a denuty under Law rence Van Dvke during whirh itm he became thoroughly familiar with me many pnases of the clerk's duties two years as an officer in the field artillery of the United tSates army during the World war and 15 years experience in building construction and iflrehltrti These experiences his friends point out have all renuiWd f close supervision of details such as is invaluable for an efficient administration of the affairs of the office of county clerk For seven years he served as a member of the engineering staff of me Oregon anort — Un — railroad i tne aesigrunz and aecounHner Po part men ts Mr Jensen said that his campaign for nomination and for eirrtinn tt nominated shall be based upon the meory or courtesy and efficiency To Wed— The Salt Lake count v clerk has issued marriaze license to Joseph R KIrkham of Garland and rrances l Naisbitt of Salt Lake City Allen V Ward of Magna and wmnie v orwln of Tremonton Advisory Committee Op poses Competition with Private Industry V- Priest Speaks This Evening Train Taking WATER CONFAB —— - 1 SALT LAKE CITY Sept 25— AP) ffrom the San Francisco mint to the Denver mint passed through Henry IL Blood was ad vised today by Governor Edward C r Ogden early this morning Johnson of ( Colorado that the con It was the ninth shipment in Xerenpe oX Colorado basin states rel I an estimated movement of two ative to Arizona's application for billion dollars of the yellow metal 2800000 acre feet of ' water will be held here October of in Denver Governor Johnson said "a poll of tne SIX States interested lnd ruled ' — uovernor 4 1 I preference for this city Arizona has refused tn slim th seven state pact for division of Colo rado river waters under the Boulder dam act while the other six states— California Colorado Nevada wew Mexico Utah and Wyoming have accepted it Secretary Ickes has given the protesting states untir October 17 to present objections to the proposed contract with Arizona and suezest ea a conference REV L A NUGENT A solemn novena in honor of St Teresa the "little flower" was' be gun today in St Joseph's Catholic cnurcn : The priest in cnarge is tne of San Francisco The no vena will ex tend until Oct 3 Catholics and non- Catholics are invited to be present At services this eveninsr seven- thirty o'clock Father Nueent will the speak on "God's Garden or xne Heaven" Nursery suoject tomorrow night is "The Gardener's Way Two Hearts as One" Rev I A Nugent C S S R — r WEBER LABOR I i LISTAPPROVED BOARD PLACE Seven FERA crolects for Wher county were approved Monday by tne governors advisory committee on emergency relief and public welt rare including: i $4106139 for eradinfl hlch center streets and graveling themi j I18802C3 for cradinir and land scaping municipal golf course fj S3S1876 for eolf clubhouM con Lewi Spaulding of Hooper Chairman Bagley Wantt Asks Nomination By struction World Experts To Pats Republicans $10X9089 for 9ao Lewis Snauldins today announced his candidacy for county commis- la Bilk i ! work at Girl Bcout !t— i $30148 for moving evicted families! $128776 for ltndxcanincr and at Martha home painting society Republican ticket $83214 for reDalrs to countv Mr Soauldlns: is a resident of schools Hooper and a heavy taxpayer He — — — has been director of tne second i largest canal on Weber river for 20 CL years and also has been on the OflrinerS EAMQi7& sioner for the term on the two-ye- ar I i ' p 0 R Career of E Grey s Eider Davis and weber counties to settle the rights of Weber river Mr Spaulding has long been an Thirty-fiv- e members of th nrAn active Republican but has never beclub a luneheon in Shrine attended fore been a candidate for public of R E memory deceased Gery office in Dick's cofc j Monday president 44 Tribute was nald to the memory of Mr Gery by F C Schramm uiner speakers were Chris Fischer andVulius Daniels A niece written On in memory of Mr Gery by David L mine was read by Dr J E Carver It was announced that a delegaPolice Detectives Henry Allred tion and P J Neylln late Monday ar- wUl of Shrinpr of V VTalah tmn1 join Shriners from El Malakja rested three Juveniles and booked them on the iuvenile court blotter temple of LOs Angeles and Kerak of Reno in a ceremonial to The boys are said to be about 17 temple WASHINGTON Rent oe ib neid at Boulder dam October 20 of age In questioning them Representatives of beet sugar grow- years was learned that tney had been ers and officials of the sugar divi- i e mplicated in numerous burglaries A cockatoo ilvine near the ov sion AAA were reported today nearlnflr fill fiffF0m4n£ An m n tne city one of them three years ernment buildinsr at Tula! i RnM ago mon Islands flies into the offices benefit payment contract While those! Involved in the conand all the pencil it can Direct trade between the United find steals ference which started yesterday them to the ton of taking were reluctant to discuss the situa and the Irish Free State is increas ft palm tree and screeehinz with delight as it pulls them to sheds tion it was learned the meeting ng probably wiU adjourn late today KANSAS CITY Mn— fTTPt— with dtails of the contract worked Farmers of the midwest have learn- - out in a manner satisfactory to the SAVE MONEY ea their lesson about drouth and growers' representatives HAVE A CAM lack of stock water this summer and on countless farms now ar h Child New Schedule ing built slmDler but ademifltp E AND ana aams ponas ZS Installed 1934 Effective Correctly September Is Old ponds have been cleaned out TODAY new ones and built Guin strain m 5:15 Leave p Ogden Ing planted acreage have been DENVER Sot 23— (AP) —Child aammea Tne usual dam is made labor in the western fields was Arrive Idaho Falls 11:35 of earth After a year's time it be- attacked from severalbeet sources here comes water tiffht and nrovidM p mi today as the agricultural adjust storage place for water the year ment a onened administration hear arouna with beet srowers beet labor This year had more nonds and ing Depot Ross tc Jack's Cafe ers and processors' representatives dams been provided on farms much stocic cattle could have been re- present tained that had to be sold because of inadequate water supplies rin Benefit Payments For Beets Nearing Juveniles Arrested Burglary Charge - -- Taylor-Orton-bot- Standard Coal Fill ugaen eewer Pipe ds Coal Ph Farmers Built Ponds For Future Drouths 141 On Trip-Mil- ton Brltton well known eastern orchetra iarfr mH his Efamous band nasned rhsMfH tmm unupn in 13 morn in c n fmat VM unicagoio ©an Francisco V CF BtlT Tour fur oajewsjcys mat frrm 2414 Improved— MLss Real Estate Transfers a ( LEWIS BROS STAGES Beet FieH f Flornr mari Girl Scout director is report- ea Hnprovca ronowing an appendiThe following real estate transfers citis operation in the Dee hospital were reported today by Mae E Saturday Miss Grace Parks is Era mwe 11 county recorder temporarily on duty at the scout Commercial Security bank to Bert oince S Slprelle and wife Florence all lot nine and part lot 10 block two Keep the extra money in vmir Save money during the spe- and Dieter subdivision pocket Thompson $10 laaiaau Baie or new Leonard electric Real Estate Management company refrigerators at Boyle Furniture Co to S D Cordingly part lot six block cvclinz craze U 18 plat B Ogden city $10 licenses— —- Monday afternoon ingEngland's 7 " Lester II Froerer and wife Car- county cieric U A Van Dvite i rie Mt to William V McDonald sued marriage licenses to Wilford f part northeast quarter of southwest Thomas Brown and Helen Jane quarter section 11 township six lopping and to Joseph Glen Brock-ban- k arid Dorothy a Walton on m north range one east $1 Melvln I Dye and wife Carrie ugaen Mae to Pauline West part lot three of Schilling Mustard block 18 plat A Ogden city $10 o2:: It's so strong George H Atkinson and wife Caroline to Ruby E A Hennessy part and full of flavor iG southwest quarter section 16 townsix one north west $1 range ship Benjamin F Terry and wife Annie TirlL MI do 1 A B t For old or rouar-du-ri a da r C to Agnes J Behling all lots five leeo beeauaa nf w you &a tajmyTny and six Model addition $4500 on r oiey tn my and Jar lot trert oouKbiar Commercial Security Bank to re h— w relieved 9Uiekt remits Cotigha due Afttf of wife Chills and Alice all lot 3dotaMinn don't lol-y'dlv CLmt m 32 part lot 33 block four Highland FOLEY'S Uxhy-T- tm L Ctotm Peori SEEKING OFFICE : 4 Republican Nomination For County Recorder i I Requested 3 Dosea Looses Proof! De-Ve- Folo'o CoosSi Wiustard - m " addition chilling - $10 wvuks com mrjrwaw " A C- -- - - ' EVERY TYPE OF JpD makes its drain oa energy So it's important to knot that Camels do release your t tor energy causing that "sunk" to disappear Enjoy thi feeling delightful "energizing efltct" as fre i' IK- ed-u- p IUzscq nvt r disturb th nsrvss 1 : r" L - - SPEED HELPFUL "Because buying methods have Changed and transportation has been speeded up it is possible now to have tho same merchandise in Ogden as is being shown in ths great population centers of the east where styles in men's wear orig- i ate up-to-d- I —— : - Favors Pay Contractors - f ft ¥4-- Range Conditions In A Utah Worry Farmers SALT RETTY KAY'S The Home of Knpercnrlin Tha Only 100 All Steam Permanont Wave 32 LAKE CITY ft?P — Farmers In Utah one of the hardest-hit drouth states face winter with range conditions the worst ion record Thee with Waves have BeaatifQl tt Ringlet Ends Hood the of time too will marvel at beauty and low cost Lovely t feThe United States department of agriculture reports there will be an acute shortage of feed this winter and predicted extremely high prices for hay and feed will have to be paid by growers who wish to carry their stock until spring You their DETTY KAY'S Wish Ave 2524 Thone 177 1 1 1 lEMCTllUM 11HE ALE i " j BLAOC 1 Paid AdvertUement Looking at commercial radio with a eye KLO has Just In stalled a promotional and merchan dising department for the purpose operative service to advertisers on the air 4 With the I establishment of this department KLO will become the first broadcaster in Utah to inaugu rate such a commercial service for its patrons Heretofore sponsors and even "spot" advertisers have had to depend for the most part upon their own efforts for the exploita tion of their programs or the ar ticles vwhich they wish brought to the attention of the listening nuhlic The result Is that the effectivene&a of air' advertising has often been lost through either carelessness or lack of time on the Dart of the ad vertiser to properly prepare his copy ana cnange it orten As the first steD in its effort to bring greater results to Its advertisers KLO has placed In charge of its copy and Continuity department jsoris RaiKioipn who comes to Ogden with a wide and varied experience In promotional merchan dising His services will be at the disposal of advertisers over KLO who wish to avail themselves of copy written expertly and with proven result-t-gettipower over tne air m neiping them exploit their programs or announcements A number of local advertisers have already expressed themselves as being delighted with the Idea of having the radio station provide such a promotional service and fel that it Is meeting a real commercial neeo utner features available through the cromatioml ment for snonsorahin local talent of a tried and tested nature and some of the most outstanding transcription programs on the air today Since the Initial tjublteation yesterday's lLO' dally program many er -- 5:30 Film nickers 5:45 Musical Moments Can :00 In Hawaii ' Happen "Anything "News Oddities" Carver Edward :30 John in "The World Today" 6:45 Recorded Musical Gems 7:00 Intermountain Hl-Llg- 7:05 7:30 7:45 7:50 8:00 8:05 8:30 8:45 9:00 :15 9:30 Morning—- Dance Melodies m presenting Ray Noble The Mecca presents "Al Warden's Sports Eye View" Hunter-Kimba- ll Motor Co Sun-sMelodies Weather Forecast Paul Whlteman Presents Gems from Musical Comedies Dance MelWayne King's odies Evening Melodies of Home Intermountain Walk athon Broadcast direct rrom ths yard Worth to $193 Yard : Housekeeper's Chat Rousing Rhythms Classic Gems Woman's Club Reporter Torrid Temoos Organ Interludes (Noon) Pollcs Patrol Broadi cast Afternoon— 12:05 Noontime Varieties 10:00 10:15 10:45 11:00 11:15 11:30 12:00 arena Silent phone calls of a congratulatory na ture have been received at the studio Said one voice: "Well' at last we are enabled to find out what is on KLO Congratulations on your new features" For the Information of this "audience' KLO announces its forthcoming program features during tne nan hour period between a m and eight and eight-thirt- y three-thirt- y between three and again In the afternoon The daily program feature in The Standard-Examinwill be continued er "Anything Can Hinnen" which in has been coming on the air over of KLO each eveninsr at six o'clock tele will in the future be heard at five- - I A glorious 12:45 1:00 1:15 1:30 1:45 Lost and round 1:50 Classic Album 2:00 KLO Presents v white 2:30 3:00 - 3:30 3:45 4:00 4:30 4:45 NOW IS THE TIME TO i 5:30 8:00 6:30 8:45 Intermountain 7 00 Hl-Llg- athon Walk ' 7:0$ Musical Parade 7:30 The Mecca presents Win den's e ports I'ye View'' From Al 0m 7:45 Rrotlsnd 8:00 Weather Forecast Dance Time Bill Colvln and Mildred McKay Song Recital Dnc Tlrns Contlautd 'YAjO Presents lnemouiitatn Wilki thon Broadcst dSreet rrom areas ryyies Kurniturt Co Ito- - 8:CS t:15 1:30 9:00 915 930 1 Silent YOUR " ! 5:00 BUt WIN 1i JLJi'V '' Waltz Rhythms Musical Orab Bag Program Announcement Musical Novelties Hawaiian Melodies Request Period KLO Presents Intermountain Walk athon direct from the arena Watch Tower Presents Judge Rutherford Film Flickers and Movit Melodies ' "Anything Can Happen On With the Dance Rev John Edward Carver The World Today Lulls bye Jn f - J ' i assortment designed for the most disc rim- Rlllr eatln fa!1nf4 nlmias tinflMnir wnwan Intermountain Walk athon direct from the arena Market Reports plckln the Strings A St P Gypsies Home Topics (Parent's Fro- um) 12 :30 9 A3 al I 5:15 Tonight at five o'clock "The D's" those charm in? vounir ladles whose vocal and instrumental offerings have brought many compliments to KLO present their initial studio of ferine under the sponsorship of Earl Ehreck's Asso ciates service station at Grant avenue and Rlverdale road Incidentally Earl has an 'mnortant message for every car owner Listen tonight at five and every Tuesday night at the same hour j A special purchase of the very f loveliest of fabrics in popular black Dull weaves corded and cereal weaves In this marvelous f price assortment Come early : - 8:00 Morning Melodies Program Announcements 8:30 Over the Coffee Cups 9:00 Int Walkathon Review 9:05 Request Period 9:30 The Emporium Shopper 9:35 Morning Ballad Bouquet et S7TTT i KLO PROGRAM WEDNESDAY Walk athon i i in the Smartest Newest "Weaves I thirty o'clock "Anything Can Hap pen" is an oaauy reature covering a wide ranee of interest and deals largely with extraordinary events ana cnaracters it is a wcrtn-wnn- e half hour studio presentation interspersed with late musical numberi KLO PROGRAM TONIGHT ng ' I ©no on Etandard-Examln- a greater variety of men's clothing Kenneth I Canficld of the J C Peuney company told Ogden Lions today The merchant spoke at the luncheon held in Hotel J3en Lomond flying one of a series of merchandise discussions arranged by the Lions than in moit American cities un HEATER Discussed ng —1 1 inate" he said This is eou&lly true regarding women's clothing access to Ogden stores The I Anna Cross Van Dyke announces rrom quick rural districts has ncr CanOJdaCV for th nnmtnaflnn made outlying it practicable for the farm for county recorder on the Re pub-- residents to shop here Just as ths ucaei i own xoiic co f This combination 8 Mrsl Van Dvke hm-- n vu really means that the farm ffil'ia den and has lived have the same oDDortunit v to fcuv She is a property owner and has merchandise as the resi oeen a taxnaver for Kivrni dent of New York City or PhilaShe is a widow and is supporting a delphia" Just how this change has b?en Mrs Van Dyke has had extended about Drovidinsr detsart brought experience in social and civic work ment stores and specialty shops to and believes hersplf wplt meet the needs was explain buying for the position she seeks ed oy rne speaker I She pledges her service to th ut Mr and Mrs Owen rtidres rre- most of her ability and says she is -sented Mrs or xavor in any policy which will Ridges musical twoselections numbers with singing be most beneficial to the her husband as accomoanit i'r V ity" -' and Mrs Ridges also played a pisno : i duet President William S Ifoarsn rre Blood Loan ? aided at the meeting" LADIES' NIGHT SET To Announcement was mads that th meeting of October 10 will ba Law SALT LAKE CITY Rent 2fAPt night Ed Randall was made cht ir- Blood today approved ft man or the committee to arrarf temporary loan of $14fl000 from the for thU event L J Wallace and state sales tax fund to pay con- Hush Riley brina- the othr rr tractors occupied on PWA projects mittee members The loan will be repaid probably On October 18 the Offden Liens by October 1 when PWA fund hv Plan to hold a joint meetin at been received from Washington Morgan with the Morgan Lions' — jTo date their payment has been delayed by technicalities of th Britain's increaslnff in depart law under which banks have the last fiscal year Is nromerity indicated by rf claimed securities posted as guar- the enlarged reccipU of its citiM antees for state deposits A waiver has been received from the govern- Livemool aEnalan strrwt car ivttm showing profit of $775000 that ment for such securities and the of Leeds $140000 while £dinbursh PWA fund j are exnected ta h r Scotland reports earnln? of timnm ceived shortly 000 by its gas and electric systems -- far-seei- ' Diversity 'of Ogden occupations has caused Ogden's stores to iioc ANTI-FREE7- Labor Washington Ave 4MMMMMBMtf 5 of-th- — h ANNAVAH DYKE i j PROGRAM DRAWN SALT LAKE CITY ftnf With the ournose of nrnHno proposed Utah nrnmw VAr OtAlO liquor stores to the Rockefeller iuunoauo1 ror study E M Bagley chairman of the executive board of me Eovernors iiohat mntnt mittee leave tonhf fn tu lie said the executive board will draw up a final report soon after his return for oreenfHA k entire committee which will pass ana report to Governor Mr Bagley said the nrrvrw provides for state dispensaries with no puwic annicing of hard liquors Drinking in clubs and rtatiran may be oermlttedrhe said OFTOGSIIOTiiC Salt Lake Favored Over Merchant Declares Stocks : Denver Utah Governor Here Diversified and I A heavily guarded special train 'Informed Right In Style 'carrying about $100000000 in gold SEEKS COUNTY Upon It ' 17IDE VARIETY Another 100 Milliems East SITE CHANGED — UTAH'S LIQUOR SALT LAKE CITY Sent 25 Darrel will be at Darrein Beautv The state FERA administra MP)— oaion every Mon Tues and Wed tion today ordered its mattress License—The Davis county rlrtr manufacturing program discon hai granted a marriage license ta tinued immed ateiv on the trround Lei'is P Slot and Esther Cole of that it should not enter into com petition with private industry ogaen Oeorae L Haerr actine tate re Jief administrator issued a state Dr W C 8wanon Foot Rnritti ment saying: ism Mezzanine floor L R Samuels "At a meetine of the utate nd 2473 wash Ave Ph 463 visory committee' on public welfare and emergency relief late "Monday afternoon the committee decided to rvice' 24 holiday hour wrecker discontinue at once the mattress service open nights Ph 190 manufacturing project and to use crowning Chevrolet Co surplus couon on nana in tne manu- raciure or comrorters Mervices— Burial servire for Mr ei van Korth 35 who died Sunday "In order to determine the need for comforters the state relief ad nignt wnne visiting her husband's ministration was authorized to pro parent Mr and Mrs F a Korth ceea at once with a survey of bed in East Garland will be held Wed ding needs of relief clients nesday in her home city Sandy "It was the opinion of the com Typewriters sun renins Ph rm mittee that the mattress nroiect Ogden Typewriter House 2422 KJesel offered a rather complicated pro gram ana it was deemed not fMRibl Fire Calf— Exolosion of casoHn Further it was the oninion thaf fhv Onithe first floor Of the Oenrcr A rener aammistration should refrain Lowe company building 2328 Wash from engaging in any enterprise in private industry ington avenue started a little blaze competition with to obviate such cominis morning Firemen reported the and in order petition as far as nosslble thaf fh aamage as sngnt manufacture of comforters would be ZJpper Cases new demons r1frv preferable to that of matteresscs" The committee held un two nrol to choose from at Steve's Office ects to cost 1250000 calHno- for supply utilization of surplus cotton for To Wed— Lawrence A- - Van rivfc making Deaaing Making of shirts county clerk today issued a licensw and renovating other clothing will ' w? marry to itobert Sylvester Myers continue — — — — and Grace of 1 —— 3 r Van Dyke Deputy Seeks INomination For County Clerk " WORK HALTED AMINER X 7 ' 8 I I FA eT i y i ' n 1 s : : r I I m t ' Coats of extreme fcrirtne': Ho-n- ? the:new 'fprrt fahrifs £i:: !:r-- i s!mrl coat vj::i rvrl t'rve neck iinishcx t We Issue and Hederm Orecn Stamps -- ' j |