Show 14 Of THE OGDEN ' '" ' — STANDARD-EXAMINE- R "I"'" LEWIS PLACES CHEST NAMES Going West John L Lewis mine workers' president was in Ogden today en route to San Francisco STRIKE BLAME 0 b National Official Returns t rom Grazing Meet In Nevada j E A Gherman assistant national forester in Washington D and former regional forester ' in Ogden has returned from a "grazing con- acxcuuc ju eno iMev ana ajfter a few days in Ogden will go to iButte Mont to make a general inspection I of forest service affairs Howard R Jones WashintrtW n tnereaicer C forest service assistant rhief :n A resume Of the Chest oneratlorU gineer- arrived in Osden Monriav afternoon Today accomnaniWi? hv was presented by Executive Secrefol ivuun regional engineer! he tary Caiiyle C Eubank The j lowine were unanimonslv eiAtoH ie ici b iur xxjise xaano to spf nq a directors oi the chest for the eri week making investigations regardsuing year as representine the mem ing road orolects He oersnip at large: George S Eccles be in rdjion NoJ4 about ten days" L W Nims J H Jenkins Dana I IO BOX ELDER Parkinson W Karl Hopkins F W A R Standing of the forest: serv Meyer and J H Andrews ice range management divisioh and These men together with seven R W Bailey conservationist n ttie directors who are to be appointed by intermouthain forest and rane exthe seven Darticinaftni? flfren periment stationileft todav for the will act as directors of the chest Willard to investigate for the ensuing year There will be conditions watershed in respect to flood cona meeting of the new board on jor trol eroison nlans An a cree- about November 1 at which tirhe mentand was entered into bethe new officers will be elected and tween the recently federal government the take onee state of Utah Box and Elder 'counnHExecutive Secretarv Eubank - ty to improve conditions so las to a Mr I ? ri ) - RESERVISTS TO BEGIN STUDIES Army Courses Will Cover 1 — FORMER TRAIN EMPLOYE DEAD I — - i ' — ' ' ' ii ' if i 1L ULJLJt'iLJL'OlS- youtn-fu- l dashing new brim tricorne turaan shallow draped pillbox' no millinery season ever gave you more flattering choice! 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(Millinery— Second Floor) Churchmen Arrive For Logan Meetings Office Makes Check Membership 5j Reading Course Begin This Evening DEATH Two Return After East Coast Tour Robinson To Sneak ' At School Meeting Who Yearn For Styles That Fit s j ' A- — $g95i 1 ' Veteran Organization jVNCLAmED O — c o itt " f--i - There will be a meeting of the Veterans of Foreign Wars' post and auxiliary Wednesday October 3 at eight pm The lfnal nomination and election of officers for the coming year will be made George D Grant post commander attendance of memrequests bers Afrer the meeting the group win attend a nance at the Berthana Nu-Enam- el House Paint Lasts Longer Linen Sets napkins Linen sets 66x84 : 66x10 55c 8 $1195 12 napkins Linen napkins dozen Linen napkins dozen Linen napkins dozen Linen napkins dozen Your Monogram Free These Articles! $1495 $795 $535 $450 $395 on soft woolly blankets— Single inches Each sheet blankets Soft fluffy! 70x80 V5P Double sheet blankets heavy closely woven 70x80 inches Tan gray or block fcf plaids Pair Part wool doubles Beacon make ' ' solid colors and " irv white borders Pair wool Prt Beacons doubles genuine Soft shades contrasting border Clt AC 72x84 " Pair Beacon auto robes patterns Gay Indian color- - 3V ful Each BeaPlaid single blankets cons in rich block plaids Soft wooly warm Each FREE Monogram On Each Blanket! 95 np VV3 ViVt irk' ':" hQBl f ! 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es v Effanbee Patsy dolls' Arranbee girl or baby dolls Miller rubber dolls —now offered October Doll Specials! a am-insul-t-i jtfhy Wright's for this early Christmas" event Horseman Dolls Make selections now! tt A deposit will hold any doll until later! an s : ':'7 ) f Agent Distributing Poultrymen Books t at — es v - "' '''---" Delightfully flattering definitely different ' decidedly wearable! es " The most cunning dolls in Santa's workshop have been gathered at dolls es — — v T es es - i) — es J © - Ttr""' i Several Branches of Service A p ill i -- v A- - 1 I dusi-ness- - f r vises that out of some $39000 sub- avoid scribed to the chest in its first yekr The excessive erosion by floods service will have control MANY AGREEMENTS there remains only approximately of theforest area for a less '"The mining workers" said Lewis The annual school for armv re $6200 uncollected The chest !he tnan rive years period - of not ! i to all momw (U1'4 "have nerham received fuller bene serve officers will onen in thenost said aooeals on a ' aJi Junior Forester s Walter NRA fits under than anv other oriice building here Wednesdav subscribersto kindly finish the pay group of organized labor That is night according to Captain W G ment oi tneir pledges as made has reported to forest service 'heart in Ogden for services bn in because we are organized and able Dockum in charge who today an which materially facilitate the quarters sect consrol and timber invstiga- we can get The nounced the names of those- who nanonng and operations of - the to take what tions in the forest management de cnest United Mine Workers of America wm conduct tne classes partment He is a graduate of 1933 —— have satisfactory bargaining Instructors for the eeneral school irom utih State Aericultura col- with 98 ner cent of the including common subcourses for all of suclv arms ana services win De Lt Col lege in Logan mine operators The lack i la m otner JAGD-Res sausiaeiory arrangements J A Howell IDAHO TOUR Lt Col linp5 is what has brpd these strikes" W E Whalen Med-Re- s: E Cant C N Woods and H M'Shanlc as There is no hard and fast rule E Pratt JAGD-Res- : K H Cant sistant regional foresters have re that labor Maian JAGD-Re- s according to Lewis Lt F E First a trip of investigation trom turned should be organized either strictly DouglasT Dent-Re- s: M Lt Second in Idaho national foresfc Tkn according to crafts or entirely by K Roberts QM-RSecond Lt L favorable conditions port especially industries workers in larger Russell FA-Rattention to construction of calling which are not readily subBurial B of T i IN FIELD ARTILLERY Selby 59 roads telephone lines recreational divided into crafts should organize Instructors for field artillerv camp ground and trails Mr WnorK Will lake Place In the industry as whole But small- schools will be Lt Col L states Clayton that marked progress has! been diviser business where the craft FA-RElko Lt CoL R Poulton FA-R- es made in forest service projects ions are plainly marked should be Second Lt T F Welsh FA- than in past seasons nrcmnlrpH hv crafts h believes Res a X KeiDV 59 died Jent rrt i greater Lt Second Mr Woods Lewis expressed the belief that Res Second Lt JRR EMorlandFA related that while Read FA- - Cherry Creek Nev of heart trmihie Idaho forest fires are ont a inc the refusal of the building trades nes Mr Selby was a former brakeijnan A to lookout of F of is the L being kept to tuard department Instructors for — Quartermaster and conductor on the TTnion pQi uyAArf new admit carpenters bricklayers and schools will be First outoreaks again5c Lt R E West rauroaa He was a veteran of the electrical workers at the present fciM-Ramoii-iuucntA C Lt and First war ana a mem- convention is a diincuity oi sngnt snreeve QM-Ruks or oraer Conuiuie blow will ever ' Railway importance which : ductors I Capt C V K Saxton CAC-Rsoon will be instructor of coast artillery Mr was born in Selby nh TRAVELER ANNOYED county Minn Sent 11 i87s tto An elderly business man who was scnoois came Courses in to Evanston Wvo a honk field will artillerv be on the same train with Lewis and held from seven to - on t m n nine years ago friends here said tortov who slightly resembled the labor the first and third and An after of severai Wednesdays number there of working ample poultry leaaer Decame incensea wnen report- eacn montn 1 1 beginning Wednesday jears ne moved to Ogden Aboiit 10 erR rofArH Vinnlrr ers mistook him momentarily for 4 courses ne wor-eave in ceived vctoper years un at the A ago railwnv the office of t rshric general Lewis J " J i WWilV Apparently the same thing school will be held from seven to ana went to Nevada r becoming! in- - tiansen county agent to supply al had happened before "I me pouitrymen or Weher roimtv icicatea in x con- - nine p m on the second and fourth ea asrain ne exciaimea of each month beginning - Surviving mining are his wife Ida L The books may be obtained atj cost 'Sider it no compliment to be taken Mondays next week Field artillerv instruc Selby of Cherrv rjrepb-- f at the acent's office in the ifri lor ijewis for captains will be held from tion or Los Angeles land eral building Ogden Christialnsen v — oeioy aeven io nine p m on the-iirand xvennem jb seiby-o- f Cherry Crfeek-- a advised pouitrymen to use the books tmra Fridays of each month he as a guide to economy and correct daughter Ida Selby of ginning next Fridav and s in and two brothers T n Hollywood nananng or the business field artillery for field officers will Worthington Minn and S W The " books represent a record Selby keeping De neia irom seven to nine p m of Beckinridge Minn Burial will be project which has heen con on the second and fourth of inaue in £jiKo Nev ducked the past three years tbyl the Fridays each month beginning October 12 — : extension service or Utah stnteiAoDESCRIBED ricultural college and will be Icon The courses of instruction were tinued in 1934-193Federal purchases of sheep in explained at a meeting of Weber county have been completed officers last Friday night in the said A L Christiansen county posioiiice building Speakers in agent today About 5000 head were eluded Colonel A J Doflh ertv n bought and almost half of them fantry chief of staff Third reserve rr w Wilson — nH Jii were destroyed as not being suit- area bait Lake Citv: Colonel TVert of tr ur warren Lists oocn or New Yorlr mtv lviorse able for foo£ erics jorgenson Salt Lake City me irresDyterian " Mr Christiansen stated that bo yxresment oi tne Utan denartment vuvaM nauonai board of Information was eiven out atJ for missions passed toof as the at the is hand Reserve information Officers' association uugu ugaen Monday en route to est service headquarters today fthat further purchasing of cattle but he ana first jjieu tenant Lowery Harris uugan attend the twenty-sit- h tne work of checking CCC camp surer auuuo1 to expected to De aavisea regarding inis Salt Lake City secretarv-tre- n TTfbv aession — tne svnorf nf oi is in progress with a view v w personnel w of J near the wajii tne association iuture project in -De heid Wednesdav to determining the! Quotas of Inew Thi Forty-si- x reserve officer were wm x i XXXj ixieu uj De lurnisnea oy tne cpun present ' at the meeting otherc at A ties meeti There will be drawn frorxi re from Salt Lake City were gUn Monday to continn tending Loses 4 lief ' lists It is expected the agency B D Anderson Captain jagtiWednesdav with CTrn7nri! the tne state will be about lor quota Res Captain W R Bennett QM- 1 at seven pm Wednesday 1250 tes first Laeut D H Bullough beginning Dr E J Weber The Carvpr nastif ERA office es county ana first Lieut Tt v cnurch of Ogden will said todav it Will be nrenared to s scnoneid Infantry-ReDee Information from the hospital ancuu tue synoa meeting furnish 100 men for the work About — today was that Edward Harrison 15 sixty-fiv- e —' r--r — young men have already of San Francisco had a restful night appuea and was somewhat improved today Will The boy fell from a train Sunday a suffered crushed right nightand arm The arm was so badly crushed Radio 4h IDAHO Buy "was that necessary amputation - No information had been received For Fall Lucile Chambers at the hospital regarding the boy's Mrs A V Mcintosh has reeefveH High scnool nrin Enelish teacher relatives He was said to have been word of the death of her brother-in-la- w conduct nn weeks course in World Series and L D S ! eight to train boards attempting freight Charles O Davis Ri in inert in the reaaing senior appreciation out or tne ogaen yards when the Idaho October I Conference On Air of department the Ninth LDS accident occurred Mr wara Davis is M A This Week I survived one son by K—Orvin Lee Davis of RuDert and n The first lesson In thi seHeo mMi take place at seven-thirt- y No one need be without a radio " o'clock toi-these days! Wright's store ofmgnc in tne ward building Thirty fers sensational low first street and Porter avenue bn new and used radio setsprices of Philco The public is invited to attend and other fampus makes This xnere s no admission charge weeK at wngnt s ail 1934 Philcos in stock are slashed in Mr and Mrs William W TMre Good used sets are selling asprie 10W 85ff Binf ord avenue have f -just re as $1495 Every set is in first The Teachers association — CLAIROLr turned irom a two weeks trip to the of the Parent class mechanical condition Dee school will hold Its first world's fair in Chicago j Niagara banish of new the those gray hairs Palls New York City Washington meeting at three year Thursday NEW PHILCOS TintllX RIANY ' o'clock in the quickly and permanently D C and other points of interest afternoon new 1935 Philco Radios The room music a with shampoo tint! of the school buildine' with their advanced features Mr Price is ah assistant foreman i Mark Robinson music supervisor of the O U R & D company Mrs of the superior tone and unsurpassed i city schools will be the i" recention — s v Price was recently aDDointed nresf- ' are thrillinee ""O hnnrirtrfc The subject will be "Hu of happy purchasers Wright's dent of the L D S Fifth ward M speaker NU-MOD- E values in Music" All parents raaio man reports tnat ogdeni$es : BEAUTY I A after serving eight years as man " are tuning in regularly on fdr- are invited to attend SHOP president of the ward Primary asso stations all over the world i eign 2350 3 — Ndw's The Time To Select Christmas Dolls! J At a SDeclal meetine of the memi hefehin of the Commnnitv r!hpct: of Ogden held in the Hotel Ben Lomond Monday evening with President Hemingway presiding articlie six of the articles of incornoratinh was amenaea cnanging tne annual meetingdate from the second Weci: nesday oi April each year to October 1 1934 and to the second Wednesday in £eptemoer 1SJ5 and everv vear TUESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 2 1931 ' WEIGHTS ¥1EGHT'S VISIT MONTANA Meeting Datet ls Changed Collection Report Presented Declares Mine Union Has Fared Very Well Under NRA Conditions John L Lewis president of the United Mine Workers of America and an internationally known labor leader today laid the blame of recent strikes and labor unrest on the shoulders of capitalists and employers who have refused to recognize the principle of collective bargaining as applied to labor The labor official talked today as he paused here en route by train with his daughter Florence from Washington D C to San Francisco to attend the American Federation of Labor convention Questioned about President Roosevelt's proposed "trial period of industrial peace" Lewis expressed "It is a good complete accord plan" he said "and it will work if employers recognize labor's right to bargain collectively along" the lines laid down by NRA" "Then Roosevelt's talk was really directed at employers?" he was asxea "It certainly was not aimed at la- ne coumerea Dor SHERMAN WILL BOARD MEMBER ON EMPLOYERS r : - : Sizes j 3S to 46 16 ana anii A Grand Clearance of all late Summer Frocks Buy now for next year 125 Dresses Values to 5 95 iT oo 123 street and party dresses in silks batiste voiles organdies eyelets knit silk chiffon etc 198 to 595 values Special $1 60 Dresses5 Values to 1095 " Half Sizes to 2V2 eo street also party dresses— silks chiffons laiits organdies woolens etc 500 to 10S5 values Special lCi C |