Show THE OGDEN STAN 0 "fi COMPANY PUBLISHING -- - l L GIASMANN : i:A Frank Francis and j f EDITOR AND MANAGER J Greeneli Asaocltta Editors AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER D Without a Erery Eyenlns andor Sunday a Club Morning Muzzls Press United Press llcmbers of Tnt Associated A B O Service and ubl--- d The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to tne use tor of all news dlspatcne ' credited to tt or no republication otherwise credited In tbls paper and also tne local news CAII 252 FOE ALL DEPARTMENTS (J The f r Modern City and County Building new City High BchooL Control of a Pure Water Supply to Accommodate 150-0persona of City and County Road Jmprove- vigorous menu- - Campaign Scenle load to Mount Ogden and Road from Ogden Canyon to Weber Canyon Another North and South Arterial Highway An Improved Highway to Great Salt Lake A Central Place Oa a Transcontinental Air Route whelming air attack accompanied by a rain or poison gas which will lay waste to cities and towns and devastate the land History of the world war shows our military authorities at the time we entered the war rhad no keen conception of modern warfare and had allowed our military establishment to become obsolete If the same lack of understanding of our present deficiencies in preparedness exists then some day we shall deeply regret the jslow mentality of our military establishment and the inertia which takes possession of the general staff which is supposed to keen this country aware of its shortcomings and by so doing correct our weaknesses A NIJISANCE '0THAT becomes a nuisance4" The speaker was a prominent doctor and was referring to the placing of leaflets in the windshields of automobiles "I would not trade with an institution — committing an offense of that" said- - said the medical man1 "for it is not only a nui- -' ' sance but a source of dansrer to one drivinr a machine who suddenly discovers his vision cut off" I i 1 NEXT YEAR r'rTHAT rain of Friday was a promise of more A mrviefuro v TTliS'ffllT Qnri XXnnfsr t l O ofrtwio wrVllnVi J'so that nextspnhg and summer there tm11 - ' Sunday lorning Orealcfast f i By ROE FULKERSON - i "Tom Harlow seems' to be run-the- y meet girls who catch crickets ning j a temperature over Prise ilia Men who maKe an avocation of saia Brother Fred at Sun- studying newts meet In their day j morning breakfast "That's aquarium clubs ' the gals who are going to ruin your- friend Fritzi's breeding angel fish and" they es' plfu-s?- " juau" ' f'Nothing to it" replied his sister "Pjisellla is a guppie breeder" f'Whafs that got to do with'it?' k r asked Fred fDoat you know that Tom is a toy maker? Do you forget that Frltzi is a painter? If you have any sense at all you ought to know that iband saws turning lathes planes and sand wheels don't fit in with the ideas of guppie breeders Fritzl spends a lot of time with Tim at his workshop painting his toys and helping him with his work She designed the jointed Dachshund on four wheels which wags his tail as you pull him which won Tom it medal at the Arts and Crafts show and Frftzi did the painting tew J A ' v-- m 1 1 -- OEA l 2 IS-T- - - 1 KEEP S-t-f : ' £': i H'-V- c tablish a piscatorial romance "Wood carvers naturally affiliate with clay modelers and boys who are spending their leisure time' at amateur printing tie in with book binders as naturally as taxidermists hook up with ornithologists who are making collections of bird eggs and v nests "You see Dad you love the peo pie who love the things' you love All this makes for happier marriages because after all the only reason any girl ever takes up anv of these avocations is because there Is a man doing it that she la ambitious to marry I " "What is the world coming to?" asked Father shaking his head "Oh just the same old thing A and a couple of happy bungalow I'Dd you mean to tell m that at least two old Frank Harlow'f boy has start- people and children-i-n it!" laughed his daughed a toy factory?" demanded Fath- ter t er - "Frank is about ready to retire and I thought his son would (Copyright 1934 McNauglit Syndicate Inc) continue his business" ?Oh he will" assured lxrv H 1"Then What is all this nnnsunsp about toy making guppie raising BERLIN LETTER ana an tnat? wnat is a guppie?" T?atner a mg change has come BY PAUL KECSKE-tlET- I over the world since this "new leis United Press Staff Correspondent us on ur? crept up Shorter hours in! industry have created a new leiBERLIN (UP) — The most imposure among employers as well as rtant feature of economic planning In Germany is state initiative - in employes clever business very jYctu big unemployment men have speeded up production combatting Due to this initiative the numbeyond consumption and have ber of dropped from built so many gadgets' that you have 6001000 unemployed! in February X932 to in June 1934 SimultaneousaDoutj inteen million j unemployed people on your hands Everybody ly the number of workers insured nas 19 eat iie only answer to the against sickness rose from 11500-00- 0 problem is that what work there is to 15 million Thus the number must pe divided up among the un- ot laoorers m employment rose even employed giving every one the five to a greater extent than the number nour aay and the five day week of jobless was reduced Thi w a "But regardless of how we wi-idue to the fact that many jobless not gle out of the hole you have put us receiving "doles and therefore not lni tnere is going to be a lot more appearing in official statistics seleisures time on the hands of every- - cured employment besides those who ooay rrora tne dinner j bucket man had been on the dole to ithej white collar executive i NOT REAL ''What a man or a woman does A substantial rvart of the tipwIw to isoive the bread and hutter nrnh- secured Jobs however r did not' coniicx i5 vocation reopie used to stitute "genuine" be known by their vocations Wp were emthe used to refer to Mr Smith- - the Many of on buildinor road ployed public unoertaker Mr Jones the Hot schemes at wages which did not sub Dog Man Mr Brown the Pickled the usual dole surpass Pig's Foot Man We attached a stantially - to ileal statistics off Accordings man vocation to his name as an about 44 per cent of industrial : identification "Now we realizethat a man fni workers- - worked more than 41 lbws iis vocation as 'a means of hours per week while 40 Der cent worked from 40 to 48 and getting his food and shelter His 16 per cent less than 40 hours hours choice! of employment is not neccost Of livine in Germanv essarily - due to his love for it is The The wholesale price index high does noi it tell much' about his - - - was vH7 f rv1 "IlinP ' WVt¥ Vnt n4 character It is what k man does in fv rom war the far prices by highest of all durjngj his leisure hours which tells industrial nations urices- fi if what he is reckoned on the basis Ger gold new leisure "Thse hours have of course did not depreciate becom£ so many that every one many now Ijas an avocation as well' as her currency hence her rtompsMri a vocation We have stopped telling prices are 30 to 40 per cent hieh what a man does for a living as a er than those of Britain or the way of identifying him and have United States reckoned In cold came to' attach his avocation to his This margin between German and name Mr Smith Undertaker is world marketforprices is largely held now Mr Smith: Philatelist: Germany's export Mr: responsible Jones j Hot Dog Man is now Mr difficulties LIVING INDEX HIGH Jones Duck Rancher Mr Brown cost of living index Is 121 5 The Pickled Pig's Foot Man is now Mr cent as compared to pre-wper Brown Potter These men have utiThis constitutes a rather lized their leisure collecting post- times increase over last year age stamps raising fancy ducks substantial as index In April 1933 was the and turning out pretty" Jugs and 1166 only a at wheel pitchers potter's The rise in the cost of livinsr waa "All Jthese avocations make a big due to the increase in the largely difference in the selection of a mate J know a boy who has taken prices of ? farm products These in June 145 ner cent hleher up trap drumming in an amateur were 4 VTK U ti Ark1 1nrf rion He used to be terribly prchestjra a poor crop and in lovf with a dreamy-eye- d girl probability ofdifficulties in the way whoi wrote poems to primroses Can ypu Imagine a woman trying of food Imports city dwellers are to write rhymes to columbines faced with a further rise fcupricej while j her husbands practices the and scarcity of food next winter drums I for Ravel's Bolero? He has hooked ud with a tan dancer whn asks: nothing of him but a yard of Keys Blade - Locks Repaired linoleum on which to practice her dancing while he pounds his drunks "These avocations have formed young people into new groups The 350 2ith St rhone 553 collectors of butterflies - belong to the entomological societies where : tow-head- ed 'iv -- v-A t :it rV' ft t TP n n C!nH - W ) iPoH Ara in Via if tt nnrinnal T TTAflArfll TTmisino' nHmin- - 1 will of water no:scarcity tjbe 'Lji I T X juuiuug iurwaru to a year or Dumper crops made possible by ample snowfaU We Should begin to take on a feeliner Of on- timism and plan for a period of business- t and industrial rirosnpritv- - FT TV FIIA IN UTAH I descend upon our mountains should store srreat auantities of moisture" in th hills PILOT W I: Foil Vl E-NE- -- forces haye warned our government that if we do not awaken to what is going on some day we may be surprised with an over- 00 - i INSTRUCTIONS FOR TH come Some of our own fliers who are keeping themselves well informed on foreign air A A r-- SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 21 1934 v Platform Standard-Examiner- 's R - SUBSCRIPTION PEICES By MaU — Must Be Paid In By Carrier 75c a Month Advance— 5o s MontU $700 a Year In Utah Idaho Nevada and Wyoming—All Other States $100 a Month ' CAIAIIITY FOR US are to the effect REPORTS from Europenations across the many of the ocean are making extensive preparations for war by building war planes In Russia there are 15000000 enthusias- tic students of aviation and the soviet government is stimulating the building of ships of the air In Germany the discovery has been made that the Nazis everywhere are building fly-in- s w machines Even the automobile factories are disguised airplane plants and secret airports are being developed The clandes tine methods pursued point clearly to JNazi preparations for the day when war will ' DARD-EXAMINE- I The Inside of Washington O DAY er and every business can benefit directly in tho nnitpH pffnrt tn mak thp iFHA fniiv ": effective in Utah A survey presented by Bruce A Wilson San Francisco regional Rftttef Housing nrnrnm ciirpotn-sVinwa that Utah has potentialities for the expen-4 Conniving Merrily on in Speaker Race Hopkins Likes Crackpot Letters "Billions Are Poured Out in New Deal Silliness of Red Roundups Shown By ARTHUR BRISBANE (Copyright 1834 King features Syndicate Inc) r e j You Pay They Whisper Fiat Money For Fiat Bonds Kidnapers Please Read The Show Goes On By RODNEY DUTCHER less than $300000000 left in the One of the first Jobs Washington stremg-bo- x of the seventy-fourt- h Correspondent tion betterments and improvements will WASHINGTON Oct 20 — The be to find more money congress J LOOKING TO for relief WAR "There are 150000 homes in Utah and The world is at least one thousand political shenanigans which always I TEC3ARING a fight for the speakership RED SCARE SILLINESS SHOWN that the! Japanese are look of these 100000 or 75 per cent are in need million years old according to feature when began eathered It's easy to understand scieritists Secreing forward to the day when they open- - of modernization or repair1' Mr Wilson crops up but something new always last August incongressmen niinois for the fun- tary of Labor Perkins is awhy bit bored eral of the late T Iy will resent nine national insults inflicted said "If the opportunities offered the demands Speaker by eet she New Henry busv In that York is a "propaby the gandist agency" revealed and deport a lot of alien Communon them as a people by the United States FHA are You never hear of Rainey capitalized upon this will mean that You pay a certain amount per No other large gathering of con- ists in the interest of law J I Jack Morrow" an American was due before the JanucorState and officials when newspaper an expenditure of $10000000 in the state day and the concern supplies as gressmen so many members made strike violence city session ary has occurred have wno nas as many lived in Tokyo gives with 75 per cent of this amount paid to to you choose the most of it propagandists responaent been howling- bloody murder at the The hired pay me nine onenses as iouows : The present lull in "Reds Often they are joined by A labor! either for direct service or to labor "give out information propagandists by word of the contest exisls suron the F of L officials who seek to save only The United States had forced the mouth in J a as per copy to in the manufacturing and distribution of be furnishedcampaign coniace and their vanvassmg from militant leaders or bartering jobs the client" f by tinue right throueh the Japanese to accept the terms- of the j wish to escape blame for vinlpnrp for modernization or home supplies repairs" These After election the Russian-Japanes- e will get they themselves have Instigated pact in 1905 minus 1 he housing program is being stimulated propagandists if you wish hotter and dirtier fighting Then the go out to mop up whisper "three lepers were found About 13 fedoras are in the ring the "Reds" police j indemnity as a means by which the government can will and beat up and arrest working in the factory producing or sooi to land there Most of them a lot of American California has grossly insulted Japan citizens aftd such such transfer much of the work of recovery to goods" spreading the are tossed by members who seek to Confidential reports here shnw in its school legislation in 1006 that impression buy from that control tne votes of their state dele- that: instead of holding to iactory means totocontract private enterprise leprosy gations and use the mto trade for After Theodore Roosevelt had indirectlv the textile strike blfwrishpri The owner of the other factory pays luture favors — or who federal public works think a in itnoae island police arrested ss for the threatened Japan in 1908 by sending propaganda Business leaders are declaring: that full speakership candidacy impresses the persons in a "Communist roundup" vuers ana nence is elegant publi Of these 48 proved their citizenship His powerful fleet into the Pacific recovery cannot come until the durable Or you can hire men to go about city four claimed naturaliMtinn nrri President Taft had ignored Japan the stock or FOR RAINEY'S JOB exchange three were believed to be aliens any other industries are revived Including: in business goods in the negotiation of the Hukuang loan neighborhoods whispering-"HavMajority Leader Joe Byrns of ttnocte island authorities-havprothe list are steel mills lumber plants build you heard about Mr so arid Tennessee is distinctly in the lead duced no evidence to show of and slapped at her national honor when any so? No? Well if he owes you money ur rcainey s jod old the three to be deportable materials and construction fields ing incidentally collect it while you can" he said the United States would alJ Joe is chairman of the Democratic San Francisco Dollce after thp One of the best methods by which to congressional campaign committee general strike arrested 373 "Red ways oppose any infringement of i stimulate those industries is to start a Earl Martin editor of The Cleve- ana in a position to shove money raids" of whom 272 were incitizens China's independent political power and helpful speakers around for and 101 aliens Of the 101 land News sends this wire: nation-wid- e only 14 revival of the buildingr industrv other congressmen were to Martin "Congressman on subject The I United deportation States had "unnecessariThat isn't exactly a handicap and conceivable grounds and only any and that can be done through the general thinks President Roosevelt Sweeney V one within next few weeks will call in all bonds ii you peueve some or the other was shown tn — t w MlUIWVttlim ly interfered in Japan's affairs by exof the federal housing campaign for the World war and pay them off candidates for speaker Joe has violence or acceptance Belonged to an organposing Premier Okumas twenty-on- e de' shown himself completely aware of ization favorinar vvitn $iguuuuuu of home repairs needed in cash" t it mands on China in 1915 and again in the fact one of the 373 in fact was have Only the Many to in urged president Utah and with funds made available for call in as many ' i Sam Rayburn of Texas and Bill an alien Communist 1918 when Terauchi attempted to engovernment bonds as Bankhead t of Alabama able fellows (copyright 1934 NEA Service can that the be ' J called legally anl pay owners purpose people of this state should i Inc) force them runners-u- p i both are of perhaps with new nice green money exactly be making a $10000000 contribution to the ( strength Used as The United States was too "insistent vtiuauie as me Donds since aDout sequai cause of labor and the durable goods neither bonds nor greenbacks are propaganda against Bankhead is the t I Wife race tnat it ne were promoted from Japan's getting out of Siberia fnpon payable in gold chairminshin of mm the rules To call a in few billions in bonds ): f The United States had interfered in "Go On Him and give owners cash would save the mittee that important post' would It1 Shantung to O'Connor of John New go York in the government run billions long Calling the Southern California football ui a Tammany man whose two feet are -United States has blocked Jap- CLEVELANn It would nkn maim 4 v team "Hollywood struck' is unfair ThnsA necessary for bond owners getting often observed in the air at the wolfert stepped from his automosame ai time T j bile he had no intention of park-- u wiping program boys have been struck not so much bv the cash to invest or spend that The White House c The United money That would help business States had undoubtedly ta 016 parage of R R White as by their rival teams would prefer Rayburn But it can't iioiiywood to oss the street &tBcUy r1? abrogate the Anglo-JapaneGentlemen with kidnaping plans very well afford to stick its neck era ran a f hi WOllert a had should mark the fact grattfying to out into the fight thereby risking the door of which he was "ia-iuun- n engaged 01 tne medical students In ' : If thnt U th tV- -enmities rand even the m opening while Mrs Wolfert wait-e- a uummings and his damaging of tte a of embar possibly seriously soviet Russia are said to be women What able staffgeneral - --rv that in thirty-on- e in the front tpsit nf tvi kidmotor was ranning there have been rassing defeat naping cases : the TW et women have in ocvcuy-xoBy January certain of the candi arrests and convictions Wolfert's surprise in see— dates are fairly sure to have made ingFancy Deim? sick C his ear iuousn young person named down the drive jie LJckwala whn wrnt a deal which will name the speaker aart backwardback awara &frtvm fh — VXVI vw Edsel Ford "you are on the spot and majority leader on the first up an incline through splintering caucus oaiiot na ix you want to live it will cost 9 uuvu it came to rest you $5000" did not cost Edsel bV thl' rpmna- -f f I V r OTHER CRACKPOTS TOO one cent' But Mr Ldckwaia is rtnr toes and annlps srsr f h- on an uncomiortable spot in a pem car of hi§ neighbor White warry iiopKins acKnowiedges a tne ' consolation in the big pile ' Something: happened" tciiuary w stay ior ten years 1 certain Mrs Woof letters which reaches his desk at lfert explained "I don't know i he wrote that letter inst utner kidnapers have gone to the iter a every morning Wolfert thought perhaps electric chair and still others will HI "xney make me realize he says hub: in niminoi (Ct A The new au the crackpots are not in her coat off the back WMk tnat seat might no a11 out at as fuInd tne united states government" Crime is really not profitabfe tcv mesnea tflft FPr Intn "s s wanted it She was unhurt but r frightened fer it with some of the BILLIONS PAID OUT Jwful habits of the nPhniA IrS 7? Every night find at matinees Mary — Frost is sure on the Ilalloween Larkin If De ' take pencil paper and the you the Phillips pumpkin bright spotlight revealing her beauty skill and aauy treasury statement vou can Losing 8 th6ir ncSrJ" in quite aii-H- 3 daring rode a "unlcycle" a sort of figure that the new deal has paid freem And corn the shocked nS knot on the Br°w?S'Into maturity which hip bicycle cut in two' on a wire out 7000000000 through the em Nuts blanket of snow is on the mounstretched seyenty-fiv- e -- They foot above th ergency agencies and will exnend entertMSfS 5Sf wWch women formerly lived The ©Modl supertains and of about more uses After blankets $6450000000 if it each performance she in order stage plenty WTii T whicreco-n- f heterodyne Five bands of recep°JtJts "sponsibiUty in a icrme Decs came to a platform where her hus-- tne whole amount authorized by POMEROY O ttp tion Square Airplane Dial Bund band was waiting while the crowd congress up to July 1 1935 fans Indicator Dynamic Loudspeaker some performed funny antics : on some &St7Snf?f S Sol's suif lost its press In the applauded ADout s2400oooooo of the "ex hereabouts taking Dual Tone Control Sensitivity : thosyer and the during after was designed to denv to all Thera was a change The figure iri penditure" to date is in outstanding world series because Control Twin-pus- h stdrm ' and ' there isn't so much Amplification they picked the Cabinet: dis-- i luu loans however and there are Console of heart walnut romance under the full moon these shining white the teams reaching t and oriental wood 'veneers mounting'- platform tripped fell other hundreds of millions in loans Roy Holmes of Rvi-nigms— tog coia seventy-fiv- e which to the feet Jn design a into ed expects government the v toy j Some of us old fogies don't like' it Very well w and collect wing express train loaded with f ' was killed i erunzer from East Pom-ero- y Olnitall a C-- E utuuaxa Antenna FERA: incidentally has stvent Several women fainted the curto Middleport a distance of Fashion has it however that for superior reception trtU be boys there 15 lls there will be no change in styles at tain came down hidinsr th about $4?5000000 since June and has lour miles because vi h-www ILB we nothing we can do "about Jfc woman's husband kneeling beside ' rrJsht as well eVf Stalder Detroit would win the sixth4 me nudist coiony tnis year her up the human dead leaves and takes (iue Joe Stanlev Pnmelsewhere to be happy forever? And speakine of nudists i u: o Some spectators men and women tnem Hill t m f t climber to as eyerWhin a player crow's nest in Paris predicts that Britain will re- a you like to be on the ton of Maian's uurror-stncKtall sycamore tree on the Ohio leit the but turn to the gold basis leaving Uncle btaess politics or cigaret Heights with nothing on but a cellu- - presently the curtain rosetheatre to do it river bankin the heart of the city and nas again bam feminine way that disarS among the world "great auju couar remngCeof the show went on and ate peanuts furnish h all tions" on all alone little a is is F!mal?s opposition mostlyhimself' 'cbpiSS So it is with life Individuals that land or silver Fugate groceryman for four hours Sf heiiu and paper enjov a And make of up the human race fall as do i It might- - be a profitable pair spurs! U any taint of immorality about "emtotae little- is- Stanley had bet that 'Schoolboy" Row© would the leaves from the forest trees We land for if we have "cheap money' the series win two' games during "fall" but show "the goes on" Maximum and at the same time "rood monev' 15 harc t0T each of us to to°82J?i?idn Sm°kQ girls d? it areis' But See day was a cool fil believe we a± could outsell countries deluding rrMh ff have learned ApmBarometric mat aiter nis turn has come every- themselves ?or hav?0 on at a sold basis six into a world which recognizes registered o'clock the Although submarinp 'there that pressure was 3016 thing will go on exactly as before : Perhaos France is onlv honinsr of Germany during the World war The Imnortant like the fox that lost its tail" In a iS n0 l0nBCT-trUshocked the whole world she had that S2S56 WASHINGTON AVE only falling leaves that fall and are and advised all the other foxestrap Jliistling1 gSTand V no to faith In submarines at the beginSkies were come to some bad ends partly cloudv one vear forgotten like forest orr their tails because it was ning cf the war and was comDletelv ago temperatures 60 and 23 there some merciful hand that picks cut so much more convenient" unprepared in this respect I 51 f AAA AAA i U Vmwm v UUCI Ul ipiVUUUUU HUlilC ill UIIUC rf tif-uv- Xi-c- L- The Standard-Examin- er ! - ' and-orde- r S - pre-electi- on " - j e e i J i — - ar " - i - T : j rre" in-er- Man's Auto and Bach" mwrv es -- i r!! se 'JXXS: ii© t PINIONS hfthe s Step aboard radio via a G-- E Radio fori ur cAji-iuu- e air-lan- es ff All-wa- ve W vr PrESS be-caus- e j Pill vi your trip around the world Thrilling adventure in foreign lands are at your finger tips in this j G-- E ? 1 the-wfS- trAiX?1?:) ASf'iHSS --- earlier-advocate- 5r - -o --- — -- Bettors Eat Haul Fertilizer i m Neo-clas- sic j -- ALL-WA- ? ? i?wr?rf iArf VE - life-lik- Foreign and mestic short-wa- vt f SSff messages Grim calls to police cars avia- tion signals are new thrills that can his ' tuned in Be sure to see and adhear this latest vance in G-- E All- wave Radio Other models on display I COMPLETE it " H- - Come in ' PHON5 4 Today ' crhens - FOR §J2e£)0 - " do- ve en ee realism e v -- TN This beautiful con- sole brings in all broadcasts in new All-wa- ve n 'nd EsSnhlfSr 'cfeet s5nSSei? 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