Show THE OGDEN 0 STONDARD-EXAMINE- H - It is" the purpose of the Demo--' critic organization to continue its SENATOR KING "RALLY TUESDAY Democrats Proceed With Election Campaign new-dea- Activities v"- i Senator William H King will be guest Tuesday night at a Democratic rally In the American the honored LegTon chateau Prank Juggler the chairman of the Democratic central committee' of Weber county announces TPrankfcPrancis prominent Democrat will introduce Mr King Candidates on the county ticket will be presented A musical program has ben' arranged - Diseases—Twelve cases of and one of scarlet fever com prised tne total numuer- oi wu tagious diseases reported during the past week at the office of the city - King-Murdo- health department Because I've Why so enthusiastic?wear that They're found stockings NoMends at Etta Merrill's Lobby -- sacspeaker at the Eleventh' ward seven rament service tonight at o'clock - J ion squad-victoriou- - Fame E Carver ny i iastern Trio — Mrs L J Read and two daughters Athleer and Marion left Friday for a two weeks visit in Select a worth-whil- e grift now for Chicago Xmas from Lincoln "White's large You Can Buy a genuine Atwater selection Kent radio for as low as only $2450 Recovers — George Albert Smith Sold exclusively at Boyles Trade-i- n of the L D S council of member your old rado Easy terms the twelve returned Saturday to his Gun Stolen — E Harris of Layton dask in the church offices Salt Lake illness reported to the police station Satur- City after a y' was a rifle recently day evening that Will trade $2700 equity In $4000 stolen from his car in Ogden value in 2 homes on one lot for the Glass — Car or home Phone 103 remodeling of a cottage into a duGateway Glass & Paint 2340 Wash plex as directed Call 2610-- J after ers r i Elk Flees Hunters To Feeding JGrounds CURFEW ORDINANCE CANTON O — (UP)— Passage of a curfew ordinance directed pri-mari- j an injunction to parents has been proposed to city council by Coun- cilman William Farrell Farrell said it was costing $1000 to $3000 annually for this city of 105000 to repair playground equipment and buildings damaged by pranksters ! ¥ Ufo)9)(Ojp) in New York City had 1471 suicides 1930 nearly twice the number for 1920 j- l- ij-- m ' '4'' 4 ' 's ' : ? ' v jv' i fCi £ m m u — Rain Also Occurs Over Orders Planting of Trees Western Idaho And To Break China's Hold California On Product " A moderate strong high covers JACKSONVILLE Fla Oct 20— the plateau with its ' crest over (AP) — Henry Ford is the latest en- - southern Idaho knd northern Utah is attended by fahv weather and slightly subnormal temperatures in most of the plateau and Rocky Mountain area A deep low centered over Minnesota" has produced sprinklings of rain to moderately heavy showers in the central valleys Rain lias also occurred in Washington Oregon western Idaho and northern California Fair weather prevails in the east Max MIn Pres it - " - - i i Boise Cheyenne Chicago Helena Los Angeles Minneapolis New York 62 62 66 62 80 46 04 00 76 00 :oo 40 trant in an infant enterprise that may bring the - southeast millions of dollars annually by breaking China's stranglehold on the Tung oil production On his 80000-acr- e plantation at the Ways Ga near Savannah manufacturer has ordered planted 200 acres of Tung trees From the trees is taken an oil lndispensible in the manufacture of some paints lacquers varnishes and enamels The paint industry it is estimated spends $100000000 a year either for Tung oil or less sat isfactory substitutes Ford's industries use much of the oil import " - ed - ''' -- years of experimenting at his Gainesville grove 'Harry Bennett has found sixty Tung trees an- acre will yield annuallys within six to 66 52 piffht vpftrs nf thfir nlnntins? inouzh 64 Omaha T fruit to produce 1000 to 1500 pounds of oil at a cost of five cents a 66 00 Pocatello 58 10 50 Portland Ore average selling pound The' 76 12 58 price for Chinese Tung oil was said St' Louis 33 58 00 Salt Lake City by Bennett to be 15 cents a pound 54 Government chemists say the oil San Diego 66 52 66 Francisco San produced in the United States is 52 16 superior in quality to the Chinese 55 Seattle 48 12 oiL The liquid also is a preserver 50 Sriokane 36 64 00 of wood and cloth It does not de- Washington T—Trace stroy the pigments of the paints in which it is used Small inexpensive mills can be TOUGH 1935 SEEN RALEIGH N C (UP)— Will his- set up to press the oil from Tung tory repeat itself in 1935? If so nuts in a manner more efficient trading in moth ball futures will than China's hand labor 4 prove a risky business while the The monks of Fort Augustus Abovercoat market will be strong In 1835 iso history says it "frosted" bey England spend many hours in North Carolina every month but daily fishing in the waters' of Loch one That was July The only Ness Clad in their flowing black crops raised in Tarheelia that year robes the' monks make a picturesque were Irish potatoes and corn and scene as they fish with hook and 52 32 54 43 38 53 36 In - 10-ye- ar — j line or net corn was short — n n L r 4 -- i: 1 V A i I 4 1 is ' - i - V-- ' - ! - ' f I I f I - 'XtKl i WILLIAM II KING United States Senate - : Approved by the President - J-- ear Reward 7 4 n i OUR PRESIDENT ear - t4Wjr : CHARLES A IIALVERSON County Commissioner Gocd Service Given Deserves JAMES H WOLFE Utah Supreme Court Legally and Socially Trained 'V ' 4' ' GEORGE F SIMMONS County Commissioner Pledged to Weber County til ir'i - -- —wf: i JOSEPH RIRIE State Treasurer From Weber County for Utah ABE MURDOCK Representative in Congress Vigorous and Courageous Representative - - ::::I- " ? - J- - V v :::: V - - M i St I i i If h ! ' ' f r - ' v s ' ! : : i ""sw 5 yr't X i 1 ' " ' k no - - N - : : : ir-- £ v- I - & t' WMHMtHK':' f I :y' ' c Si 1 )"A(iAvvv OSCAR E LOWDER Sheriff Capable Reasonable ARIAS G BELNAP Efficient ' Treasurer Friendly Competent Experienced 1 IRVING W JONES t Surveyor An Accomplished Engineer GEORGE E BROWN Assessor" Able Impartial Experienced SIDNEY A ELSWOOD — Ogden City Constable 7 Honest- Intelligent - ELVA A WILKINSON Diligent Recorder Qualified Competent Reliable ikLl! PAUL THATCHER County Attorney Liberal Trained Experienced F ' ' ! - -- ! - S : v 1 'Xvf J - j J V 14 i i IRA A HUG GINS CHARLES B DOTY State Senator ! Supports All Liberal and" ' Measures Con-structiv- e" State Representative Champion of the Cause of Labor 1 a JOSEPH W JENSEN State Representative : A Progressive Man with a Constructive Program JIILTON TAYLOR State Representative College Trained in Economics WO! WIL3IER ! i a i ) -- j -- v : n (Paid Political Advertisement) J DEXTER FAR!? MAW State Representative An Arbiter —Sound in Ilia State Representative Business Ability with Constructive Ideals Convictions i r a PLATEAUS DRY) FORD PLAHST0 MINNESOTA WET MAKE TUNG OIL :' l ' aly at the children but carrying ! :::'":::r:rlllMlilii —r-7- r-rr- ' Gypsy was owned by Mrs F K Brunton Jr of Bozeman who with her husband traveled much about the country biplane automobile or train The Bbgbras ten months old — — Speaker— Oscar E Lowder will speak in the L D S Twelfth ward chapel at the seven o'clock services tonight Special music will be pro- vided by the choir two-pron- e s an automobile JACKSON Wyo Oct 20— (AP)— Wyoming's wild herds find their last refuge in civilization A part of the huge elk herd of 6:30 pm the Jackson Hole already has come Returns — Arch J McFarland of into the government feeding ground Wilson returned home early SaturAppointment —Bryant S Hinckley at the edge of Jackson seeking g a buck with president of Liberty stake was ap- safety apparently from the barrage day evening deer which he bagged on Lost creek pointed Saturday as a director of of bulletsj laid down by hunters the Dr WJ H Groves L D S hos- since the season opened recently during the day pital in Salt Lake City succeeding They cannot be hunted on the refGoes South — Orange A Olsen the late Franklin S Richards uge 11 i 'V" ht ! 10-da- j 'r:: Motor - traits re-elect- ion " s 19-2- To Wed— Priceless records in years porto come— Modern Link-Tiffa- on get-togeth- ' We serve special family dinners Sunday Jim's Cafe 24th & Kiesel Budget— The board of directors of the Carnegie Free Library" recently passed its annual budget providing for expenditures approximately the same as last year according to Dr club which was organized last Thursday for the purpose of carrying on a definitely outlined was held Saturday in campaign Democratic headquarters Fre'd T Odell president presided and was MAKING CANVASS ""Plans for the fall election camp- the principal speaker He outlined aign-are procedure intended to complete he said An in- campaign tensive canvass 'of'homes in Weber reach every voter in Weber county county is being made in the inter- which was received enthusiastically est' vet a heavy vote and 'the entire by the fifty or more persons present Democratic ticket These people will work for Sen "Everett J Bell has been appointed ator in of canvassing King and Congressman Mur organizer charge and" Cecil E Tucker has been named dock and according to Mr Odell's to take charge of election day work- instructions will reach club meeters for the Democratic party ings socials and other gatherings Rnv Murdock brother of Abe Mur- - with suggestions for the loyal supas port of these two candidates It is dock candidate for FirstiUtah district congressman has anticipated that in the future a spirit" will be shown by op'enrd an office at Democratic "live-wi- re headquarters Congressman Murdock the members of the club and many are being planwill make' an intensive campaign for social the week of October 29 ned of the con"The feeling among" Democratic Ray Murdock brother an Mr said "is that gressman gave enlightening Juggler wokgrs" tile returns shown by the Literary speech He has 'just come from Digest poll fairly accurately portray Washington The next meeting will be held the present political conditions in "Weber county Our canvassers re- next Thursday October 25 in Demport "they find a general feeling" ocratic headquarters and everybody among the voters favorable to the interested is cordially invited to atIdatfnistration's n'ew deal activities tend A division club will be organI' Agricultural interests indicate they ized in each of the outlying rural thMt the ' Roosevelt administration districts and 'people living in those !i hasibeen more sympathetic to their districts are especially asked to be next meeting problems than any former adminis-- i at the ' arid workers generally j tratitm I! adhere to the-sambelief Poison ivy is American in origin City People Are Helpful To Counters i Shop Hotel Ben Lomond Miss Delia Belnap who returned from the L D S recently mission will be states northwestern ck $s 1- ' l Radio mum i nn Battery Co Ph 515 New Plates — Three carloads of auto plates for next year were forest service official has gone to ordered Saturday by the state oi ±$eaver in southern Utah- - to keep a color scheme will be The UtalM count or deer hunters and their kill next for reversed year— white letteron the Beaver deer range on black background ing — m Radios— Zenith at all prices easy Ph 236 Typewriters sup reprng terms at Read Bros 2422 Kiesel House Ogden Typewriter Conferences— Annual ward SunThe state utilities listed last week by schS cen! Permission sus enumerators said Dave day school conferences will be held commission Saturday granted the today in the Fourth Sixth and Utah Rapid Transit company perWangsgard assistant tendent of city schools superinBranch for the Deaf chapels with mission to) remove 12 miles of tracks "We are ahead of last year sessions at nine fifty-fiv- e a m and between Ogden and Huntsville by 500 names and some of the about six fifty-fiv- e m p enumerators will finish early this Damp Wash —Cheapest Ind week and begin rechecking 4c lb Sanitary Laundry Ph 4161 You Can Get Good Photos for An outstanding thing about this $100 at the Loveland Studio year's census is the Observance — A Salt Lake chamber we are getting from the is of commerce committee preparing people Return Trip— Dick Romney and We have made good progress week beof observance Utah for Celery his Utah Aggie grid cause 6 state will over everyone has Nov the been helpSaturday over the University of be asked toPeople ful" said Wangsgard of celery Wyoming were scheduled to pass to friends send packages states in other through- Ogden this morning en route from Laramie to" Logan Goes East— R A Hart state PWA Car Kills Dog left Salt Lake City Saturengineer Roots— doz Ask for day night to attend a conference of $150 Peony of Airplane list Moore's Nurseries Ph 782 state planning boards in St Louis fr Exhibition— The public is 'invited ANACONDA Mont Oct 20— CAP) Poll Mrs Birth— Mr and Royden to attend an art exhibition opening announce the birth of a son a mongrel dog that had —Gypsy Septemtoday in the Union building of the ber 25 in the Dee hospital Mrs Poll crossed the continent four by University of Utah sponsored by the was formerly Miss Chloe Jaques of airplane and visited in fortytimes of the Women's division of the Utah ERA forty-eigstates is dead victim of Layton RANDOM REFERENCES campaign activities along this same line for the rest of the campaign We believe the people of Utah are benefitted greatly by the changes in conditions which' have been accomplished through ' the legislation that has been enacted in Washington In the past 18 months and that we have the right to ask Weber county voters to show both their appreciation and their confidence in the by giving to the Democratic ticket a record vote" Governor Henry H Blood will address a rally in Hooper John D Rice assistant attorney general of Utah will talk in Roy and: former State Senator D W Parratt of Salt Lake county will speak in Riverdale Wednesday night All these rallies begin at eight o'clock The first meeting of the 3LL SPEAK AT v I Dependable Radio Service — Glas-ma- !— in mm 1 ' I A f 3 f LAWRENCE SL MALAN County Clerk and Auditor Truly a Clerk and an Auditor |