Show THEOGDEN STAN SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 21 1934 It's DEBATE OVER UnusualBut When! It Rains ItPoursIn Sd California BIRTH CONTROL 4t GROWHEATED -- I - " " - endorse a plan to corrupt ybuth and promotepromiscuity I fear rthey" may look for moral leadership else-wher- e" t -- fill ' y - Six Years ! i w v - Is V - f x r ' 1 By MACK JOHNSON WASHINGTON :M i i — tlx'- - - i f dent of the Idaho Education assot ciation spoke during the day to advise increasing the equalization fund as a means of reducing local taxes and the other to recom mend a number of changes in the school affairs Superintendent Condie said a state equalization fund of $2500- 000 annually would permit counties to reduce their taxes to four or five mills for school purposes where now as high as 13 mills is charged - President Smith 'recommended better training for school administrators to bring more economical inand efficient administration creased pay for teachers which he described as now lower than the minimum provided in the codes for common labor: ' and establishment of state Insurance for school build 0 ings with an asserted saving of annually ' the-firs- Church Heads Center Military Storm " nn-Christi- an "I haven't any patience' with men center today at the Protestant Episand women who conspire to defeat copal j general convention the ends of nature" Among committeemen were forHe asserted every form of vice mer Senator George Wharton Pep- flourished in Nevada" most of them rper of Pennsylvania retired Major with the sanction of the lawGeneral Charles P Summerallv of "The morals of "Nevada are the Charleston S C and Right Rev morals of the frontier" he added James E Freeman bishop of Wash"If you want to revert to the laws ington - 4l " Avvww &r ft AV WwthTenMilHons —- Ptferll- - - — —44—-- — —- Baby Is Born After Young Mother Dies RICHMOND Va Oct 20— (AP) —The birth of a baby girl ten min- utes after her mother had 4ied at Memorial hospital was reported toi day by physicians1 The child weighing seven pounds and five Jounces was normal in every respect said Dr L E Jarrett the physician in charge Dr Jarre tt said that although a similar case was reported recently posthumous i births are so exceptional that it- - Is unusual for more than one to occur - throughout the world in a year The mother Mrs Lola Brough- ton wife of a Hopewell mill worker was unconscious when brought to the hospital yesterday Physicians said she was suffering from eclampsia ff1 'j w ng once-teemi- ougniares in boats the1 1921 act scores of American Industrialists complained anti-dumpi- ng 'DISHONEST' AD: Working Toys Will Weigh i against "dumping" and demanded protection Suspected cases averaged more than 100 annually prior to 1930 customs officials said To day only 16 commodities were list KAY LAND JOB Girl Puts Qualifications Poor References Lazy NEW YORK (UP)— "If you want wood and lead 'pencils and friction Wants: 'Big Pay to make your child happy put him and insulating caps to work" : ' That is 'the new deal in toys for Christmas 1934: The latest models for Santa's pack assembled from 32 states for display at the Toy association feature educational playthings that exactly reproduce every" adult business and housekeeping activity in workable miniature Among the new thrills Santa Claus will bring: Electric trains with extreme streamlines and real chuggers A metal loom which reproduces the perfection of industrial' weaving for the first time Ah adaptation of the electric eye' or playroom use A mirror device by which you can draw your own pictures even if you have five thumbs Streamlined doll carriages that have a trunk for doll wardrobes included in the body Toy autos that set new speed records by running 100 feet a minute Riveting for playroom builders without the noise of adult construction how" " ever - There are a hundred types of building sets for youngsters The youngsters can build every type of modern airplane and boat A new cardboard boat can be built which will stay in the water for three : months Juvenile wheel goods are streamlined and geared "for transformation tricks A fireman's ' hook and gladder can be changed into a dump truck or an ambulance Sidewalk autos have rumble seats and dump truck attachments A new soda jerking set will turn the playroom into an efficient drug store fountain Grocery stores come complete with counters scales dial phones a safe with a combination a cash register and an efficient" dial typewriter all in the lowest price ranges combine drawing v Children's books and painting activities with' the ' mastering of the alphabet — - - j 1 ts xveireMiiiiiy new ana n-- industrialists who de manded "protection' under the 1921 act are finding that it is not the real solution to their competitive difficulties and are ceasing to complain" one- high official told the United Press ORDERS IN EFFECT "jfv 1 - - Anti-dumpi- orders ng issued by 1 v j muu- - H'l 1 : up-bolste- Just Picture This 1 hard-worki- ng In Beautiful " IMohair— - ( Co) - -- vA 1 Jt! I Down $6 a Month $3 To Pray For Cause CHICAGO Oct 20— OJP)— Members of 10000 W C T U - locals were summoned today to a day of prayer for the cause of temperance The white ribboners were asked by Mrs Ida B Wise Smith nation- al president to pray throughout the day of October 30 for divine aid in election of "high charactered states-mein November that the nation may repent of its sins" and for retention of state prohibition laws n" " t Ji Just a few dollars puts this suito In your home and you can' see at a glance that the style ng will be in favor for years to come Look again at the covers the spacious proportions of each piece the deep resilient cushions the soft padded arms and know that its construction is fully guaranteed by the maker and ourselves as wen ' Other Fine Mohair Living' itoom Suites as Low as S6375 ' Living Room Suites as Low as $48 RICH WALNUT— FIHE V0nitt1MJ8RIP-H- PIZGES Q A ore 'If l: s f- 5 -- i 'six: & ": :j i ' 11 i Iti M ' I 1 r f i - s 3 :t4J- W 1 - S5 tit When DOWN— $5 A MONTH - can furriish you your dining room with & suite like this at so low a figure It is certainly an advantageous time to consider It ahead of the fall festive season This new arrival gives you sons-thing that will endure and beauty-tha- old ' t A J t everyone will appreciate Buffet the oblong- - extension ta-ble the six' chairs V ial assistant to the attorney general States ' dedicated himself to the mission of training young men "to be not only able but good" ' -- 7J - ' " - Other Fine Dining Room Suites as Low as £43 -- ' — y 1Mb : Two Women Are Shot And Suitor Wounded 9 h e:to:b!at The the transmission all summer long is too heavy for cold weather It hardens like cold butien Gears cut channels in it makmg shifting difficult 'and proper ' lubrication impos-- " Look for the sign-o- sible f service y -- ' I f " Down $200 a Month ARMSTRONG II AND CRAFT-TIL- E PATTERNS— The colors go clear' through to ' the back and never wear off! A splendid variety to choose from te placed now with winter transmission lubricant Then gears will shift at a slight touch and youH know they are1 being protected against undue wear r Drive in at your convenience - k) it ' : - ' 4C0 " - ll PARAFFIN FELT BASE RUGS-i-Rar- ely do you find new perfect standard felt base rugs' priced quality so low as this! - Many patSxl2-F- T FLOO EDM FLOOR COVERING —Heavy enameled Axminster or Velvet Throw Rugs - - terns Svy-'- 6249 ' V IT " Rug Cushion Pads "CHARGE t $1 Close-O- KJ J Dowu $1 a Month ut Tatterns Dut Good Ones tg? Double the life of your rugs n grgs Oy RCA AND PHILCO RADIO AGENTS sizes ' Service Stations and Dealers in Utah end Idaho " 7 pV 0 1 UlMl J! fi? y ARMSTRONG LINOLEUM— large selection" of the new-e- ft patterns and color schemes A quality you to select from! seldom find - at a price any- where 'near as low as this' 2 square C3 ' A and add beauty to your home 5x12 and smaller finish an flat-with-ou- tacking ' i - easy-to-cle- Rugs lie It's been many a day since you have been able to buy rugs of this kind at so low a figure R-E- -L surface in tile and modern designs for your kitchen or bathroom will work wonders! Beautiful new- patterns that are easy to clean 2 Square Yards As Long as One Year to Pay -- ' CO REFIIIIITG UT&H OIL t A - square yards - j J 2 - It should be flushed put and : : gear lubricant that's been in " TIC ORIENTAL RUGS— Men who knowrussrfrom A to Z say these gorgeous new fabrics by the Bigelow Weaves 02950 $20 -- " are the finest reproductions ever made Soft subtle colorings finely drawn- pattern ' (throuph-to-bacshimmersilken pile that cushions ing " your steps All are tz- -r yr" truly Oriental $350 Down $3 a' Month tal patterns and warm colorsl-yousearch a long time for 1934 Mr Burdett-SmitCounty Assessor ox Weber County : Ogden Utab Dear Mr Smith: The Utah State Farm Bureau Federation -- appreciates the honest ' service of public officials tn the performance of their responsibilities - In the capacity of County Assessor you have rendered a valu-- - " ' able service ta the farmers and the property owners of the state of Utah :It has long been known that valuation of farm prop-the assessed state especially the erty in the raluation of farm lands has ' exceeded the Talue contemplated by the framers of - the 'Constitution Your action In voluntarily reducing the assessment of farm property in 1932 Indicated "your your county toin render honest and wUlinsness faithful service to - the citizens of the state of Utah Your action in this matter was - beneficial in CUKDETT SXHTII the position of the strengthening farmer throughout the entire ttatm In seeking a reduction cf the assessment valuaUon of farm" property gpnerally Honest and faithful service in this respect should be recog- nized by the farmers of Utah I am certain that the farmers of your county appreciate your splendid service in this respect ours Very Truly ' UTAH STATE FARM BUREAU FED " TKWFC By TRACY II WILLING Executive Secretary (Paid Political Advertisement) room sizes tomorrow 'only at a Month $15 Down $150 4 E AXMINSTER Sxl2 RUGS— In ' rich silky OrienHI-PIL- - Oct - lQQC 1 PILE DOMES- 9x12 t SILKY These FRINGED VELVETS are exquisite rugs so colorful and plushy under foot They are woven of select wool yarns and are finished With heav- ily knotted fringe Choice of PATERSON N J Oct 20— (AP) —Two women were shot andf stabbed to death today and their alleged slayer: who became enraged during a lover's quarrel then shot himself through ' the head He was - V 7 not expected to live The slain were Mrs' Tessie" Joan Tarantino 22 of Astoria L iT and Mrs Constance' Cerze 25 the mother of the two children Nicholas Perrazianni 40 who police said did the killing was 'taken to Paterson - General- hospital with - - a bullet in his brain- - 1 i ' Choice of Several Colors— Tresente'd at Low Cost " Woodcock Inducted As College Leader ! Suito in Your Homo - home-comi- red CE o — of the United m full-siz- the treasury are in effect on matches from Norway Latvia Es tonia Poland Austria Finland and Holland Previous orders against Russia and Sweden were revoked Similar orders on amvonium sul phate are in effect against Ger many Poland and Belgium Other orders were issued against thumb Butyl acetate Germany tacks Germany lighting carbons France saponified stearic acid The incandescent light Netherlandshonest and had good bulbs Japan wire fencing Ger many and rubber sole footwear references: I got 'no results" "Finally I decided that employers Japan Recently the treasury removed evidently didn't want that kind of Portland cement from the "suspecta girl" ed" list Cuba England and from most Miss Spencer said that of Secretary of Treasury those who called her after reading Japan the latest ad talked at first in a Henry Morgenthau ruled also that! acid from England and joking vein But she said wherirshe stearic was not being "dumped" told them her story many chang- Belgium ed their tone and several gave her REPLICA OF TOWN appointments for a serious discussion aSout employment BRIDGEPORT O — (UP)— A miniature replica of West Wheel CAK RAks BRIDGE in the days when it was an ing SHADYSIDE O —(UP) This important river port before railwas constructed by roads came f tinie the bridge as well as the au tomobile got the bad end of a Willis Fortney of Lansing O: for crash A Wheeling W Va machine a Methodist church which rammed a 'bridge spanning there The replica included repreWegee creek smashed the bridge sentations of the big warehouses into the creek The occupants of which lined the Ohio River shore the car were unhurt opposite Wheeling W Va old r ' ernl A bedroom suite that was made to be proudly 0""" shown to guests — that dc- JJ serres every bit of the hon- - - XI est admiration it will get! 55 Down 55 Mmlh :l Four pieces of distinctive charm in genuine walnut and other fine hardwoods! e We include the bed chest of drawers seat bench and choice of lovely triple-mirror vanity or dresser And saving the best for the last it is priced at an extremely low level that brings it within easy range of your purse OTHER FINE BEDROOM SUITES AS LOW AS $4485 "Many KANSAS CITY Oct 20— (UP) Young lady— unreliable dishonest lazy desires position cooks helper waitress soda fountain clerk saleslady short hours big pay poor references: I dont want to work but have to Phone Linwood 8376 In response to this advertisement in a Kansas City newspaper Miss Zada Spencer today had received more "than 200 calls and now has bright prospects for getting a job she said Here is Miss Spencer's own explanation of her advertisement "T have to support a mother and uncle-Twyears ago I lost a $16 a week job in a dime store in St Louis Since then I have tried desperately to find work I made personal calls and many t imes ran advertisements pointing out 1 was m And Surprisingly Loiv in 4 Pieces Only Price Japan which has been accused by some of being the greatest of fender was shown to have only five products on the suspected list—am monium sulphate canned clams Down Santa m mm ed : old WCTU Summonea - I - King Leaves Fortune g 1 i i— - son-Kin- ' cf I 600-year-- " I i ng 4 fortune valued at nearly $10000000 It was disclosed today The fortune consists of cash deposits in French Swiss and British banks and an extensive propertly holding in Yugoslavia which increased enormously in volume in reJ cent years Since 'King Alexander received more than $1000000 "a year for his salary and royal expenses he was able each month to put aside $60000 The late king left the bulk of his fortune to his widow the Dowager Queen - Marie and his " f Oct 20— (UP)— anti-dumpi- ANNAPOLIS Md Oct" 20— (AP) of the frontier vote for this -measThe committee's report on 11 res- — Col Amos W W Woodcock forure" olutions dealing with national isfederal prohibition administraCiricmnatf was chosen as the sues was scheduled for debate after mer was formally inaugurated prestor scene of the 1937 convention by its at the previous ses- ident of historic St John's college vote of both houses ' A resolution sionpresentation stirred attack in both the house here today setting- adjournment of the current of bishops and the house - of depuStanding beneath th§ r : convention sine die at noon on Tues- ties tree" he was inducted in "Liberty Edward Lambe Parsons of to office by Gov Albert C Ritchie day was also accepted : Bishop " California and Bishop William Proc- becoming fifteenth president of the — -f4 tor Remington of eastern Oregon institution founded in 1696 as King accused the xommittee of fence William's school """ straddling and reactionary cdnser-vatis- m Colonel Woodcock an alumnus of St John's former soldier and specBELGRADE Oct 20— (AP) —The assassinated King Alexander left a ' - l - -- r Bureau Shows Only Nine ' Orders Issued In ' - v Foreign countries apparently have abandoned hopes to capture rich American domestic markets bv 4 "dumping" or selling" goods below cost in the United States Customs bureau figures disclosed today t that only nine T orders involving minor commodities were issued in the last six years Officials said American monetary policies which depreciated the world value of the - dollar and attempts of domestic producers to meet foreign competition with' lower prices were This picture gives a moist Idea of the show put on by the weather man in southern California the lack responsible for the apparent other day Rainfall in some places totaling more than four Inches Inundated homes and automobilesCOMPLAINTS MADE morand left Hundreds temporarily nomeiess Near Long Beach kids paddled through In the years following passage of nome-mad- e OBJECT EXPLAINED The Right Rev S Arthur Huston of Olympia Wash""' said the aim of the resolution was to support the : efforts of those who seek to have contraceptive information given out More scientifically and legally than a million abortions are" performed in 'America every year he said resulting in the' death of more $100-00than 15000 women If clinics and hospitals were permitted to dissem— inate birth control information he declared many abortions mignt be r'V-avoided iV-"We have had a lot of twaddle in of this matter from celibate clergy who are about as far removed from the ' ATLANTIC CITY ' N J Oct 20 problems of married life as the man is from the moon" Bishop —(UP) — A committee of prominent Huston'said church leaders that refused to conAn nwvinonr rf tvn wi an eiw-n-- n demn school military training "on the Right Rev Thomas Jenkins of the grounds that all war could not Reno bishop of Nevada who said: be called 'was a storm -- OF United Press Staff Correspondent - - display" The New Jersey prelate said he recognized the necessity for interfering with nature when the life or health of a mother was at stake "But when the people of the church believe their moral leadership has gone so- far astray as to DOING 1 dsVVi 5 BOOST FAVORED ? w GOODS IN II S — TEACHERS' WAGE - NATIONS QUIT J Meanwhile a move which would result in creation in fact but' not in name of an archbishopric for the church met a setback in the house fcf deputies composed of laymen and clergy A resolution to extend to life the term of office of the presiding bishop who now serves six years was defeated after a long discussion Ob- servers sawJn this an indication of failure for the program proposed by the joint commission on ' status and work of the presiding bishop which would relieve the presiding bishop of administration of his original diocese and! create a prima-ti- al see for his residence FEAR MONARCHY The house of bishops has endorsed the committee's program but in the house of deputies today opposition was strong Group Adopts Resolution The Rev Frank H Nelson of CinAsking Equalization cinnati compared the office of the to Fund Increase that of presiding bishop of the United States and president said the BOISE Idaho Oct 20— (AP) — plan would 'introduce a "monarch-ica- l form of government" into the Urged by two prominent school exchurch ecutives the southwest Idaho disThe vote on the birth control trict of the Idaho Education associameasure was close 44 to 38 tion today adopted resolutions ad"The only persons to benefit from vocating Increasing the state equalsuch a measure would be the manu- isation fund and better pay for the facturers of contraceptive devices" teachers the Right Rev Paul Mathews bish- Several hundred teachers prinop - of New Jersey declared "Our cipals and superintendents attendhomes would be flooded with their ed the meeting which concluded this literature If you have ever been in afternoon v London you would know what I John W Condie state superinmean when I speak of drug store tendent of public instruction and windows devoted entirely to their W B Smith of Twin Falls presi- v - fizMikn pnizK Celibate Clergy Accused of Uttering Twaddle About Controversy Information lis " BY CHARLES B COATES Associated Press Staff Writer ATLANTIC CITY N J tjfct 20— (AP) Af ter bitter debate the house of bishops of the Protestant-Episcopa- l church today endorsed freedom for hospitals physicians and clinics to disseminate birth control DARD-EXAMINE- R ' 4- - |