Show —— 1 flEW STORE TO : t tt: - —— 'i KING REPORTS INFANT ENTERS Interior qf Store Well Arranged Beautiful BE FORMALLY — r— FIGHT AS HEIR ARTIST WORKS CAMPAIGN COST KANSANS WILL AT HUGE TASK ! i Judge Expected To Sign $3562 Listed As Spent Murdock and Wolfe Order In $25000000 File Expenses Fortune Case OPENED HERE WEDNESDAY WINSTON SALEM N C Nov 6 (UP) — The legal status of ChrisHol-matopher Smith Reynolds Libby infant son as an heir of the R J Reynolds tobacco millions was believed establlsned Monday It is understood that attorneys for T the other Reynolds heirs had agreed 1 -? to allow the Intervention of Chris: 1 topher into a lawsuit for the settling of the estate of Z: Smith Reynolds his father who was entitled about $25000000 of the tobacco to '": i: king's fortune' 'y ::J( rrri TO SIGN ORDER A I Judge P A McElroy was expected to sign an order in superior court which will give ! attorneys for the child permission to file an interven- -ing petition and answer to a trust been breaking suit which has half-sister II on of his behalf " brought y n-Anne Cannon Reynolds II :m:V Bank & Trust company Carbarrus I ' r of Cannon Reynolds Anne ' ' ifguardian court to dissolve the ' asked has II ' ' i the $1000000 trust fund set up by Z Smith Reynolds for his first wife Anne Cannon daughter of a mil-- ? lionaire towel manufacturer and his daughter by her If the suit is successful Anne CanII and Christopher non Broadstone Drugs which will be formally opened Wednesday at Twenty-fift- h street and Wash- SmithReynolds will then be Reynolds stores in the city The color scheme heirs to the entire share of legal ington avehue is one of the most beautiful and the A twenty-fo- ot of ivory with buff trim gives a colorful background soda fountain is featured on Reynolds fortune which would have the left side of the store with booths in the back The new and novel gone to their father wrxen he was is directly jin the rear of the store Here customers may see their prescriptions filleddepartment On the 28 old had he not been killed counters From the upstairs balcony and office department the whole in years right 'are merchandise of 1932 summer the I store interior is visible to the proprietors HEIRS OPPOSE SUIT The Reynolds heirs oppose the A Beauty Marks Interior of Modernness Building ' Stressed n's G FIRM IS HOME OWNED World's Fair Idea Used In Novel Exterior Display All is in readiness for the big opening on Wednesday of the Broadstone Drugs new and beautiful d drug store Twenty- fifth street and Washington avenue ib was announced today by H W - Broadbent and W W Stone prop prietors Special merchandise will be featured and an experienced stoff on hand to handle the crowds on the opening day In addition to Mr Broadbent and Mr Stone there will be five fountain Workers three cosmetic girls and three delivery home-owne- - boys The store has one of the most beautiful interiors in the city new ly finished in an ivory background with buff trim harmoniously work ed throughout VITROLITE BACKBAR There is a beautiful vitrolite back- soda founbar for the twenty-fo- ot tain that was designed exclusively for Broadstone Drugs and installed by the Ogden Paint Oil and Glass company is is a aarK green wim a blend of lighter shades of green Hyrum Sander did the painting r i COURT STUDIES — Court Shoves Aside Theft Case Chivalry CHICAGO NOV 6— (AP) —"Let me serve her sentence too" So said George Kennison 30: of Kansas City Mo when he was ar Federal Judge raigned before Charles E Woodward with Miss Gabriel Sidney of Rock Island 111 for interstate transportation of a stolen automobile But the court in effect said "no" Kennison arid Harry Randolph' 24 of Chicago were sentenced to five years The girl was given 18 months Four Things Wrong With UiS Britons Say yv 4 't&'£7 - i x- - — keb Nov i OMAHA —— — (AP)— U S Needn't Pay Insurance Policy WASHINGTON Nv - 6 — (AP) — The United States does not have to pay $10000 on the war risk insurance policy of William P McShane a World war veteran who died in Salt Lake City in May 1927: The supreme court refused yesterday to review the decision of the tenth circuit of appeals that the policy had expired before the veteran had become totally and permanently disabled The suit was brought by James J McShane Denver administrator of president secretary-treasur- er 6 - Ii had not been in the picture until last week Then through a "next friend" she asked her child's status as an heir be recognized and that he be allowed to fight for his share of the estate Looms All Have Right To Organize — — WASHINGTON Nov 6— (AP)— A pledge by Harry L Hopkins the relief j administrator that none of his employes would be discriminated U S Rejects Bids On Water Tunnel Work SALT LAKE CITY Nov 6— (AP) TOPEKA Kan (UP)— Kansas of $3562 expenditures will vote on repeal of its prohibiwere reported to the secretary of tion amendment November 6 The state's office today by Senator Wiloutcome as viewed today is extremeliam H King Democratic candidate doubtful ly for The cities probably will favor reThe largest contributions reported peal possibly by a two to one vote were $300 from! the Democratic The rural sections seem content to senatorial committee and $100 from Kansas dry presidents on the mountainside keep W H Hornibrook American min- would I Whether you believe Kansas will be completed ister to Persia j aside its ideals and traditions In fact he hinted that he might cast vote its dry amendment out and James H Wolfej Demcratic candi- not stop with four such frescos depends upon the point of view date for supreme (court justice re"There is enough stone up there WETS CONFIDENT total on a for mountain dozen tjie other ported expenditures of $566 H Tholen of Hays president J and no receipts presidents Borglum said of the society of conAbe Murdock Democratic candiWith painstaking care and Kansas is the voters' confident that stant to of date for his' purpose loyalty as First district Will register their disapprocal of a the memorial work of making congressman reported expenses of and join the $675 and contributions of $530 The art porglum several times has been existing conditions ranks of wet states the to a carved shift face partly largest contribution reported" was forefd several feet because of fissures in I Dry leaders mostly members of one of $100 from M S Eccles church organizations are just as ' 1 " the granite — f T have no intention of leaving a confident the proposal will be deThey have waged a milhead on that mountain that in the feated itant and their meetings campaign course of 500 to 5000 years will be On have been i well attended nose" a Gorblum declared without reseems There no doubt that crew was on Belgium's working peal sentiment is at a higher point the head of Thoma's Jefferson when now than it ever has been in' discovered that a fissure ran SACRAMENTO Calif (UP)— Pon-dero- sa it ws up the middle Kansas since John St John became nose of the Way the largest man made directly governor and whipped the wets in set back the head four Borglum firebreak in the world will be com- feet and five degrees to the north 1880 by some 7000 odd votes That pleted by CCC workers in California putting the fissure across the right referendum put the dry amendment this winter to afford protection to eye on the books and until now it never past the nose and upper lip has 800 miles of timberline been threatened seriously extending and through the chin Kansas of course never has been along the foothill region of the —w r Sierra range drier than the average state was j Started originally by workers In under prohibition It has made its state labor camps several years own whisky—the deep shaft variety so called because it was made in the ago the project has been 'speeded abandoned mine shafts of the southup by CCC workers and now is reeastern coal fields— being in parported to be 75 per cent completed ticular demand Today 32 beer is In addition to stopping the spread sold and at night electric signs adof forest fires the firebreak approximately 200 feet wide also provertising the various popular brands vides a motor way to permit the Garland and the skyline of all the cities : Spanish Fork light The vote on repeal i a little fast movement of fire fighting Runs Short Idaho puzzling to many Kansas residents equipment into regions hitherto Under the present law the legislaFirms Continue — Campaign on I : I j anti-Prohibiti- on re-elect- ion -- 4— 4 Huge Firebreak Coast Nearly Ended - 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SUGAR PLANTS SOON TO CLOSE SALT LAKE CITY Nov 6— (AP) the short crop of sugar beets in the vicinity the Garland and Spanish Fork plants of the Utahj-Idah- o Sugar company the PITTSBURGH pa (UP)— Seven-ty-fotwo being operated by the conyears ago Alex McNall then only ten was helping his brother Joseph cern jn Utah this year will close for the Reason the later part of this cut wheat on the! farm near r Washington county weekjit was announced at the comWhile working the two boys came pany's headquarters here today The! four Idaho plants will conupon a turtle Alex picked it up and carved his initials in the hard tinue operations until December it shell with his jack-kni- fe itated because of the better V was in now 84 Alex came that state crop Recently upon the tirtle as he walked about his The first checks to Farmers for home The turtle Was the same one October beets will be distributed he found in his boyhood The ini- November 15 and November detials still are discernable liveries will be paid for December 15 Turtle Witli Initials Seen After 74 Years — Because of ur ture cannot enact any measures concerning the' manufacture of liquor If the amendment is repealed the effect will be simply to empower the legislature to license and regulate the manufacture and sale of all alcoholic liquor It also empowers the legislature to prohibit liquor in certain areas Mc-Don- na 33 SAUEMEY r i Drapery Sale j BOYLES i 3E i 7 7 Congratulations PREPARE THE COLDEST H Broadbent and and Modern Drug and Fountain the West Hunter Kills White Squirrel As Trophy A Chillina Fareon zwnsofaHardWintei Xemember Last Winter? All Milk and Dairy Products ter r-- Milk Butter Cream Buttermilk etc GROVE CITY Pa Nov 6— (AP) — The first trophy of the hunting 13 FJqiv You ! SQiDgto be even colderj 'if PyDTY DAIRY ? 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Employes project appeared Monday when E "No employe of the federal relief O Larson engineer for the U S administration shall be discrimin- bureau of reclamation was notified ated against in any way for affili- that all bids have been rejected at ation with a union of his or her own by both the Denver and Washing4 was f ton as offices i choosing" Hopkins TO quoted A French scientist claims the One of the largest forests ln the saying The lowest bid was that of W W The statement bearing his signa- Clyde & Co of Springville who of- mysterious thunder we hear occa- world! situated between the Ural ture said also that the union would fered to do the work for $173380 sionally in clear weather comes mountains and the Okhotsk Sea in Alta Citizens Vote For have Russia stands on ice S3E the right to organize employes The bid did not include the cost of from sun spots at times did which concrete not which cement for conflict First Time In Six lining with their regular office hours and is to be furnished by the governYears that the grievance committee of ment the union would have the right to This and all the other four bids SALT LAKE CITY Nov 6— (AP) present to the "proper administrative received were rejected as being too —Resident of Alta a little mining officials" all questions on working means which that the bureau high camp nestled in the rocky and snow- conditions presented to it by of reclamation will be obliged to bound Little Cottonwood canyon 20 miles southeast of here voted today JST-for the first time in six years Men carrying ballots and other election equipment have attempted to reach Alta each election year since 1928 only to be turned back by huge drifts Last Sunday W R Coleman and L F Gillette truckers started for the mining camp to but deep snow forced them backl TO WINTER FOR YEARS Again yesterday they tried but snow blocked their truck more than two W Wm W Stone i miles from town "Undaunted Coleman and Gillette waded through y drifts two to three feet deep to carry Upon the Opening of the the ballots to 'the little town Most Up-to-da- te They remained there and will rei' turn the ballots after the polls close this evening Store in season in this district is an Two English! debaters from London squirrel— a perfect albino— university David W Scholes and which was shot down by Don Joel Hirschfield say there are four Vernon of Grove City The squirrel things (at least) they don't like was of average size about these United States: — The American custom of serving UNABLE TO VISIT POLLS ce water Vith meals American tea NOR WALK Conn Nov 6— (AP) ihe dancing of American girls and —For the first time in 86 years the the American (so they say) inferi- Rev Augustus F Beard 101 -- year-old ority complex retired minister and Yale's oldest living alumnus did not go to the and Mr£ Broadbent Mr and Mrs polls today to cast his ballot Stone and James Fowlie all of OgHeeding the pleas of relatives Dr den Mr Broadbent is president Beard registered his vote through and manager and Mr Stone is vice an absentee ballot thus avoiding A a! T ed open-prescripti- on Tri-Erg- on — T 7well-arrang- ng -- I± H A J WORLD'S FAIR IDEA Broadstone Drugs will feature large high frequency Neon letters v wow avvciucu ai ter the World's fair progress idea It is the only one like it in Ogden and was constructed by the Young Sign company of Ogden The electric fixtures were furnished and wiring on the interior was done by the Ogden Electric company &" Wfrk urhlrh beauty of the store JThe plumbing fixtures were installed by the Backman Plumbing company of Ogden congratulations have been received by the Broadstone proprietors with expressions for their success on all sides Beautiful floral pieces were sent them by the Og- cnmmsrna dpn chatnhpr nf v JVCU vvmimnCi ntnv Power & Light comnanv HpvwrvnH Estate A B Hintze of the National Cash Register company D B Stewart and othersy FIRM INCORPORATED Broadstone DTugs is incorporated with the following as directors: Mr -- I- - PATENTS passed the state board of pharmacy Mr Broadbent is a native of Utah formerly of Lehi and for the past seven years of Ogden He was formerly with Thornton Drug store No 11 Twenty-fourt- h and Wash ington avenue and with this company thirteen years Mr Stone is a native of Ogden born and reared He was formerly of the here Thornton Drug company Twenty-sixt- h street and Washington avenue serving this firm for seven years jute ykiaiiuuvy nx sign in iMeon adorns the top of the prescription department and beside it is an electric clock McKesson products will be handled in the prescription department milter X and interior finishing In addition to the long fountain there are booths for diners also MOVIE done in ivory and buff trim near the rear of the store : ii Fountain lunch supplies will be William Fox Demanding God furnished by the George dard company The Purity Dairy From Millions Hundred company will furnish the milk and Picture People butter and dairy products and the i Parr Ice Cream company will fur Nov 6— (AP)— WASHINGTON Bot-tlinish the ice cream The Utah Works will furnish the Lime The supreme court agreed today to its recent refusal to inRickey and Becker's ginger ale also reconsider withi a lower court decision terfere and other drink products upholding talking picture patents NOVEL WINDOW DISPLAY which! William Fox is' seeking upon A novel - window arrangement to collect $100000000 makes the street visible from the Reconsideration was by the interior of the store the open win Paramount I Publix sought corporation dow display s and decoraUon being which asserted that the ruling "is ii f j me being used to coerce substantially" 01r ii anomer moaerci ieature building A green and cream shade the entire moving picture industry linoleum borders the white and Through the patents the Amerigreen trim tile of the floor The can organlinoleum is from Boyle's Furniture ized by Fox wascorporation said to have accompany quired domination over talking picThe prescription department is tures Fox has demanded $100000-00- 0 handily arranged in background for alleged infringement and on the main floor and will be The patents cover the making of open so that prescription customers motion pictures and sound films may see their orders filled This All the latge motion picture comfeature is popular throughout the panies except Fox Films Inc and east the Broadstone Drugs being the R K O Radio Pictures Inc are befirst in the state with' the excep ing sued iri New York under the tion of two exclusive pharmacies in court decision JUnless the patents Salt Lake City to adopt the open are set aside the companies also prescription department The pre must pay Fox royalties in the fuwhich is turescription department glassed in is painted in white and is handily arranged ABLE PHARMACISTS Mr Broadbent and Mr Stone are both experienced pharmacists former students of the University of JUtah and both are licensed having s'i k J VOTE ON REPEAL i r n 7k © Phone 779 SIIJD FOR THIS FREE BOOK! f II fr a fret copy of this Send today Modernization Budget Book It tells nshat you need to know about the National Housing Act — suggests 651 ways t modernize your home Mail the ceuon today! tin a property Please tead me e FREE copy of ow&er your Moderarzatioo Budget Book and ex- plaia the details of your New Payment Plan - Name Address II ' 187-- L C7jp- -- JState- - set |