Show 4 THE OGDEN ten into different industrial codes A temporary respite- from a part of these restrictions enables a single company to add 500 workers to its payroll It does this merely by permitting the company to emj tmmev CSTABUShED EDITOR AND MANAGER A L GEASMANN Frank Francis and D J Oreenweu Associate Editors AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER ay Morning Without 6 Published Every Evening Muzzle or a Club United Press NEA Members of The Associated- - Press — r: Service and A B C lor The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use ol all news dispatches credited to it or not repubheatlon otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news and-Sund- -- 'By Carrier Advance — Coo Nevada and -- PRICES SUBSCRIPTION a Month By Mall — Must Be Paid In a Montn $700 a Tear In Utah Idaho Wyoming— All Other States $100 a Month 75c CALL 252 FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS -- The - y- Standard-Examiner- Platform ’s A Modern City and County A new City High SchooL Building Control of a Pure Water Supply to Accommodate 150- -' 000 persona Vigorous Campaign of City and County Road Improve-meat- u i -- Scenic Road to Mount Ogden 'and Road from Ogden Canyon to Weber Canyon Another North and South Arterial Highway An improved Highway to Great Salt Lake ACentral Place On a Transcontinental Air Route L WHIPPING A WIFE THAT Pennsylvania judge who decided Jias the privilege of whipping his wife occasionally if she deserves it has The ilot promoted domestic tranquillity judge in his decision said a husband has a right to chastise his wife by spanking her if she does not obey Inasmuch as the husband under this ju-ijudgment must of necessity be the —sole judge of whether his mate has transgressed to the point of being highly offensive he can become a tyrant and the wife jfjay fall to the low estate of a whipped al ? 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CfU Their Dr More Secret Passages to Wang’s Head in Peril Roosevelt Baby Face’s Gun Is in Museum - ' XS ’ By RODNEY DUTCHER rl ! f marked -- Washington ' " Correspondent WASHINGTON Dec 23 The four du Pont brothers have had rather an annoying time of it before the senate munitions committee But their embarrassment doesn’t” seem to measure up quite j that of a former employe Dr C Y Wang Pierre Lammot Irenee and Felix du Pont puff their four pipes in relative comfort Incidentally they all look like folksy middle-clamerchants except Pierre who has a hard-boildistinguished exter£ ior They talk in millions the way most of us would talk about dollars They nod approvingly as their man Casey suggests it’s better to embargo food than munitions and like to tell how effective some of their weapons of death are the French government “Why even decorated Pierre!” says Irene proudly— and then scowls as Sena-- " tor Nye remarks that the French also decorated Sir Basil Zaharoff Nobody ever mentions the fact that munitions are designed eventually to-- reach human beings and wreck and destroy them But when they stood up to be sworn a photographer’s little flash-bul- b exploded and these four millionaires who make dynamite and smokeless powder leaped and shouted Standard-Examin- er - - ‘ ss v ( if ’A s "V J ’ J 4 A y ed £ itT ' 5 f 4 - ¥ 4X 'M 1 V v'y - T V MM 't 4 ' 'P'p aX- - r’ v jf u - 4 X ' dnd cowed creature NAVAL RIVALRIES £ A court issuing a judgment so one- CRANCE has made a sided cannot have any high conception of public denial of the rumor that she has had any thought of tee mutual respect husband and wife should joining Japan in formal denunciation of the Save for each other )' Vife whipping if widely sanctioned and Washington sea power treaty France could not afford to be identified practiced would flood our courts with ac- in move which could be interpreted as ft any tions for divorce 4 an offense directed against the United 'ScyStates In the present change of front of (Coryright 1834 NEA Service Jnc) MAINE QUITS PROHIBITION wAw the Japanese for the French to follow the of jtojAINE after more than example of Japan would be interpreted as a century of prohibition has started at least a gesture favorable to Japan out on the experiment of selling liquor According to Norman Davis speaking at through state stores AVith liquor selling in the stores at a London for President Roosevelt the unyield-positio- n of J apan will force a period price so low as to make bootlegging un- of By ARTHUR BRISBANE Plans for a inviting Mainer may show the rest of the largecompetitive shipbuilding 194 tKtag Features (Copyright By ROE FULKERSON expansion of the American navy have! Inci Syndicate how to colintry promote temperance by already been made subject of course to an the proper regulation ' of the handling of international “Ooooh! Strawberries! I love NEW STRANGE TRENDS “it’s the same way with citrus which would make agreement them!” 103 YEARS FOR AN EYE exclaimed of the drink fruit It is half green when S daughter string it to the family as she sat down to Sun- it comes to picked TOO WEAK TO BE BAD unnecessary them out out cf seamarket the President carry yA number of states have attempted in- Roosevelt has a breakfast WIIAT’3 son EXPECTED “What day one PLEASES morning and who eaten a has any agreed to this He must novations whereby they aim to take from have crimp they must have put in the tree ripened grapefruit or orange done it reluctantly since among other The world should know that New family budget! But they are worth knows that there is the same dif"'the liquor traffic profit York City is seriously considering every kopek they cost darling” She ference between that and a car it would tend to put profits into things a municipal light and smiled across the table at her ripened fruit that there is between - Out of the numerous efforts one at least war or at least in preparation for war in- establishing a chestnut horse and a horse chestpower plant to sell electricity and mother jjhould prove to be highly successful to sas nut “You the a to and have citizens stead second dish of if taking them out There seems no Some smallercityAmerican cities are you like”may ' Iowa-hthe state store system but so far trouble with all out of seafrom the conclusion that tliere is to actually free of taxes because mu- eat his” said Mother “Fred didn’t son“The fruits is that in the rush to get the plan has not worked out as expected escape be a great outburst of them into the market they are plant nrofits make taxes un“They' aye sour’ activity hr building nicipal due to the speakeasies being kept alive by That not could necessary pulled green and never reach their brother happen war vessels in New true York neceswill flavor and it be the sociability which they offer “It is you who are sour not 'he lack flavor They are acid They to consider carefully the jus- berries” sary and lack all that replied Lucy “But you it takes to make they’ jBy ' the time our legislature assembles tice of what might be confiscatory them delicious weren’t sour when "you looking Germany Japan and Senator Borah competition The suggestion is in- were is true of other fruits Is “What Utah’s lawmakers' should find in the dancing with that demure equally true of the fruit of a family should teresting as indicating what is little female at the club last night: of other states something worth tions be notified that the league of na- ahead The trouble with a lot of g Mother he was Actually oozing mothers has won another victory fori peace is that they try to get M adopting like a tapped sugar tree their if you consider England France and Italv Representatives of our govern- sweetness into the market so § —— — daughters in spring” that ment early what they pull them green g ' allege nearly the everybody tree is deThat girl league ripened!” --MANY COMPLICATIONS knew before that Canadians buy They look like grown girls they §1 cower produced by Niagara falls What girl? TOat' tree asked ?££ IS WHENEVER an attempt is made toreg-- Some contract bridge expert has devised for half the price that Americans Father taking of his glasses “I power from the same catulate our industrial life by law endless a new variation called gco£mon Vhatdoes11 heTmean?’ Eng“ they l“k£? Towie while many aract Canadian consumers got for sense and charm a 1203 coihpli cations are bound to occur as has of us are still that their money kilowatt hours grown girl 1 while United States’ citizens for both hands in the air said nrwith should have ben demonstrated in the applying of codes play auction ' trying to figure out how to the Lucy same sum got only 611 kilowatt You 00111(3 take a Putty knife I g “That on rinened the girl family the owner one of Recently of the large hours theIr complexions off m tree” explained Fred “Most of two e Canadians and the paint of a car paid concerns scr®plng' them manufacturing picked gr§en That’s the A Kansas farmer operating under the cents where United States' pur- troublegetwith a repaint job- All killed) a snake recently J?efore ffn(dsr are like girls They w°Ol code sent this letter to the chasers paid five and press: vdnch he - said had two heads and those strawberries They get picked tileIr 0gller attributes- are spread s signs cents United States domestic con- too soon in order to get on the over tne surface in as thin a layer g Anews item stating that the Forstmann Kan still as sticks 'to pro- sumers average $34 a year for elec- market out of season complexions When you Woolen company of Passaic N J would hibition ofJ their sophistication you tricity in Canada $26 In Canada who has' “Anybody been in more current was used because it Porto Rlc' kn0W3 find just a gfeen acid kw that was reemploy 500 additional workers as a rethat g yoU eet Puliect is cheaper t°° £o°n for her ovm good a pineapple tliat has ripened on sult of obtaining a temporary exemption was of high ol :she stalk “ and cut Nm:Speett?SayJSSreorever5r' the tro 5211001 ancl seems 0ff 0jPar“t from ‘the wool code restrictions on their rushed off to a finish- R you can eat the puln out too great Niagara charges nothing of lt with a schooL She was grabbed out and it tastes ing worsted spindle operations is of vital in- York for rolling down over the rock cliff of 8011001 before she was H finlshin gSd as times as one terest to industry and the public in genhalf why not try the experiment of cut- - picked green and ripenedthat educated and rushed into the g thl in Jf matrimonlal more profit by rates ting making market All she knows on eral It emphasizes again the disastrous holdofa ship iteway to Talking about geniuses our little babv vated railroad never mad a Urn American market SJ® reads in the society j y Yhat results which have followed the various the Sunday newspaper “These strawberries came from 5e 011 so must be as smart as Einstein until the fare was reduced from ten nona where wisecrack a instead of z because ias we get our tomatoes production restrictions that have been writ- - we can’t understand him to flve cents‘ educatlon affe°tations instead ofjg also at this time of year Both maners either j V vXv - vrjiYiViW three-quarte- rs ' Today Sd M oming Oreakfast I j I - I i a ment” The incident passed unnoticed but it probably was the first time a senator ever suggested publicly that anything so- unfortunate should happen to anyone as prominent as the du Fonts - MORE SEGRET PASSAGES NRA publicity release No 8274 is entitled “Liquidated damages ap- proved for Ice Cream Cone Indus A multiplicity of doors try” leading into and but of Roosevelt’s new executive offices is not as im- portant a$ people 'are saying Secret visits to the president have always been possible Now they’re a lot easier Stories of the rej cent campaign I hadn’t heard before: l When Senator Walcott oi Connecticut- learned that Senator Pat Harrison was coming to the state to campaign against him ha A GLARING MATCH Wired Pat him to make hia The du Ponts and their retainers stay at theinviting Walcott home Pat desit on one side of the committee clined with thanks (Walcott was room just opposite a group of 12 licked) 2 Senator- Bilbo oi or 15- - “regulars” mostly pacifists Mississippi financed’ elect his campaign and the two groups sneer and glare by selling handsome neckties with at each other continually his name embroidered across them Stephen Raushenbush and Alger GRIM MEMENTO f Hiss ehief investigator and comThe gun with which “Baby Face” mittee attorney are grimly effec- Nelson shot two federal men tive as they put the du Ponts on before he died will soon be on jusl disthe griddle — more so than the sen- play at the Justice Department’s ators as the' two questioners have crime musetun alongside the weapall the facts at their: finger tips ons of John Dillinger and “Pretty This is annoying because they’re are drilled Boy” Floyd Holes both young Hiss is five years out through the guns so they can’t Tja of Harvard used again K The private secThat being more or less the picto Secretary Ickes is named ture of the du Ponts in the commit- retary Marx and he disclaims any Fred tee room you may now turn your to either Karl oi to a picture of the relationship imagination Groucho Rumors Louii aforementioned Dr C Y Warg He Howe will quit his jobthat with thi was a chemical engineer engaged-iWhite House secretariat because oi military sales work at Shanghai bad health are now about a year dealing with government officials old and still persist It’s a safei His name arose as Casey was bet that he will collapse telling how 4 per cent of money in- to be carried out before heand hav resigns volved in munition sales was ear- - (Copyright 1934 NEA Sendee Inc)' y A for “greasing” officials which was described an “an old Chinese custom” SHOCKING MR NYE A rumor was cited that Wang had been arrested and was about to be executed for bribery The rumor wasn’t officially confirmed But Chairman Nyesaid: “In the light of the record that has been made it would seem that if there be aiiy foundation for the story that is being told it would be rather unfair that Dr Wang should be the one or the only one to be punished for what we understand to be the occasion for his punish- -- - C Mun- itions Quiz Unmindful of Pacifist Glares X ’ - Four duPonts Puff Their Pipes Listen Calmly to ' rpHE wonder that Is mirrored in a child’s eyes wonder of the first Christmas — here comes to Marie Dionne gazing In rapt interest at her little Yule tree a mite frightened perhaps by this new marvel but entranced by Its shining beauty as It is held before her In the quintuplets’ hospital-hom- e at Callander Ont- J The Inside of Washington onco ve ” FIRST CHRISTMAS £ i There are undoubtedly many enterprises in the country able and anxious to reemploy their workers which are in an identical Position Because of mechanical production restrictions which do not reduce the excess of undesirable goods these industries have been forced to curtail production of salab’e goods for which there is a ready market and materially to reduce the number of their employes A short time ago the spinning of yarns by the company with which I am associated for use in weaving automobile and upholstery fabrics of our own man ufacture was cut by government order from three to two shifts We were thereby forced to lay off hundreds of workers in a small town The destructive fallacy of production restrictions through the limitation of machinery operations is very obvious- - This rigid device is based on the entirely wrong theory that all industries using similar raw materials should be subject to the same regulations It does not take into account the difference in the character of the finish ed products Whether they are competitive or is not taken into consideration The fact that unrestricted production of certain types of merchandise furnishes additional employment at good waes without interfering with the markets of entirely different kinds of products that happen to contain similar raw materials is compltclyc-erlooked- !E 4 ploy enough people to manufacture goods for which there is an immediate market non-competiti- SUNDAY MORNING DECEMBER 23 1934 R THE WONDiiR OF H - PUBLISHING COMPANY 4 STANDARD-EXAMINE- © - - o r n h - SILVER PRICES ADVANCE JAN’IiY FIRST J 1935 S LEWIS & CO JEWELERS— AND SILVERSMITHS as i I -- ex-ien- ce J g-tre- ' SILVERSMITHS PROVIDENCE R I DECEMBER 15 1934 I TO OUR CUSTOMERS: INCREASED COST OF SILVER BULLION NECESSITATES RAISING STERLING FLAT-WAR- E PRICES EFFECTIVE JANUARY FIRST BETWEEN 15 AND 20 PER CENT ' THE GORHAM CO j I"' pay-fo- r nof £? 1 - 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SnnLAR NOTICE ON FRIDAY AND 1 SATURDAY lf ‘ - one-ha- lf ACT BEFORE JANUARY 1 1 I ‘ i i I I j WARE WILL ALSO ADVANCE SOON j 5 An eye for an eye and a tooth berries and a tomatoes are nirkpd green ancj expected 'to riDcn ln the express on the ?ve?ee north’ or on the stands of th® d?al- aDDea Srfa' aer5iwftffaVc5tlfe ®rs after they get there They taste th® hilling of J jjje express cars and thp fmit I 1 PINIONS ' : P f RESS Seed RENEW FIGIIT ON DOPE (Oakland Tribune) wJisrsiMlngj what is promised to be a more defprmfnAH figh£ on the narcotic evil is the roundup of pedeflers and SdiSj Jit aj large number of American cities 0hnSe?Suse °f the many difficulties In the way the government is It won’t be long now only agency which may attack an v Christmas problem degree of success It will be hampered inthe cards for Christmas and many aU ways until governments cooperate bU1f t0S New Year’s day Twiffn lsnot to be assumed that the bringing in of th thmg that wm snow mfdS8twly thsmall peddlers is a major offensive against Sribi5d Sol year inL industry The “higher-ups- ” will have to be cantnrL sources of supply dammed before there may be rell1 pro-- re and clouds are all empt It seems this end evidently the department of justice is now work- wind blows and blows but roundup was a demonstration we hear less of tnat whirh jnTThe more significant (maybe this destroying business is 'Obviously a is little or no tlis SP couS in thge be Connections with other nations1 and an Santa so much as even chae and smuggling Detection is made the more difflcSftPbT catch coldwon’t and he can leave his cause a valuable supply of dope tSUif6 e7 It WintEr °VerCOat may have his “oflice" LPhis Docket yugaistributor -differ from those of other crimes by profeettag th? crim- Ytcgms Sol’s going to stay awake to see In 1931 European nations pledged themselvptint Mrs Santa f narcotic manufacture It was said then that if eTre anything good faith the heads' of the Same-le- s traffic wouldappreaching to eastern Asia and that migrate defense rather than th? Atlantic there has J been a new 4iheen in this dirprtirm pressure was 3025 Anslinger of the burell of re f “LheHncws ““t Hawaii may have large meaning He and hlVstS? Skies were as Sol’s con- been working doggcdly-foa long time and from htots which science one year clear ago with 58 degrees ? stands insteaf of 0neand 4 There is serious discussion about ” to ‘‘turn around and walk right out afainican Federatlon of Labor says Com-- 1 munism ttaeatens to become dan- mBt ° the danger ge” " I it th£ VZ I ivSh? all of modem Communists practice: Charles Dana Gibson able artist workers both testify that intelligent traveled far Communist management includes I Maine forest found -- r maximum and 30 degrees minimum iby &SSS lffhh‘dopt“w?UaPppiaunci?an b! r0dUCCd Bees sting only when annoyed according to an agriculturist in the Bureau of Entomology Louu XIV ybuckrdmlhe and sweet” “And can Xiongs j 1 towToSbS I a? s5ck as ah S ’r 1 say- - view of immorality tanort I Anthony18’ 1 Christmas never! dj GENTS’15-JEWELE- g LADIES’ 17-JEWEL- D ED WATCHES g 1 Standard American Watches - bz ' are priced the SAME EVERY- - g WHERE We can’t sell them id for less BUT we probably can If do a better job of Free En- - Id r or give you better B graving service fd ' I FROM $20 UP FROM $22 UP USE YOUR CREDIT WITH US FOR THAT WATCH OR DIAMOND p 1 Iwasnt “r?sist any?wS- - I achievement Just the same That's a hot line to Pr5sentlg the 'president said “such give any man if you want to marry 1 tr5endous possibilities that our ex- - him of course’1 “She said nothing of the sort!“ ht rlnM 0ttbn abIe°r astheyet to protested exceut ?emDtaU Fred “She isn’t the Lind g I scope of their usefulness ” j of a girl who would try to put any- ' over on a man” thing Bread baked on I I - I J That 29 75 SEE—BE CONVINCED : sell her IS that baby l° the stlt£n oil Gcntle par- from payrolls and wages across the track could not I have a wedding in the family Rumania s parliament discussed get out their guns inThey time She sounds like a very nice I a young lady with red hair named ” said Father Magna Lupescu for whom the Ru President Roosevelt In an admir- - girl new 9 a 1 ways A J ecl in a bucke? Se! “ ’ 1 I S°ecometlirstiine I leaned in- - A FEW SPECIAL SALE SETS OF ROGERS PLATE 50 PIECES IN FINE CASE t y05 was s 1 2 I - I ROGERS GORIIAM WALLACE J 111 j COMMUNITY in cooking school strawberries C00J Sterling Ij Towl ttme Of yeardTouThT toa goWio In thelg ones whlch I “MlryHoward j ?5Lthe !fjdand the girl I had at fi CHRISTMAS DIAMONDS on vines the dance last night helps her mother at home with the house- gentlemen failing in their attempt work and with the ” Y°U knowwere RELIABLE but 1° strikS o11' reUred: to the poor she made the dress shehadonlastl P I house In the poor house back- - night and it was as goodlookhfg M you won’fc know FOR SURE about until you do us the yard they found first a good coal as any dress on the flair! When I M °ur PRICES hen struck ofl took her home she took me out 1 honor of LOOKING Louis Mosenza of New Jersey In the kitchen and me went hunting deer walked twenty ham as olette iim ?liIes: ' found nothlne- - At night he sea loam found a large deer hanging in his “I like her and I don’t care who sg CHRISTMAS high price and the number killed may be increased “es - -- tteeg 01 FILL IN YOUR SET OF edg® I n ' 0f ao a thorough of nothing except 1?dersandin at she wants to get married She §§ knows her domestic economy out of I strawberries It bo°h insteaii of from exposure to g tf Rusaere1 he n and brazenness instead of P°ise‘ She has a superficial know!- -' FLAT- - I SILVER-PLATE- D I I 1 i i I I ? Silver bought here — or the orders in the mail I before the raise comes — will be delivered at E present-da- y Silver will go STILL s prices HIGHER after Congress convenes Protect B your doUars by buying now! ' Don’t say s we didn’t warn you in time - I o : StmoT’ ‘CCOriUn to- j “ - “Good gracious no!” said Lucy °W1 (C0PSht- - IS4eV’SU"bt Syndi' ‘V i 1 V SELL ALL YOUR OLD GOLD TO US FOR CASH fsususfteo it? J S ffjswjs & Co JEWELERS - 2 ryi P E£2 - f ?rz‘ r 'J4 4 I |