Show THE OGDEN 14 OPINION-GIVE- Office Opened For Rural Rehabilitation Campaign Among Weber Residents N BY ATTORNEY ON GOURTEXPENSE Declares Juvenile System Is Primarily State LeRoy C Function ERA The juvenile court system is primarily a state function the law expressly providing that the expenses of maintenance and operation are to be paid out of the general funds of the state Recording to an opinion handed to Mayor Harman W Peery today by City Attorney George S Barker Two years ago when the budget for the juvenile court was drastically reduced court officials turned to citles'and counties in their area for financial aid Weber county has been paying $500 a year to assist the Court here but Ogden city has thus far declined to appropriate any money or provide gasoline and oil lor probation officers" transporta9 tion r Attorney set Barker's opinion forth that the law "provides for the appointment of a commission to be known as the juvenile court and probation commission said commission to consist of the governor the attorney general and state superintendent of public instruction The commission shall' have general control over juvenile courts and probation officers including the power of fixing and paying salaries providing courtrooms and necessary equipment supplies and other incidentals The law further provides as follows: Funk In Charge of Headquarters In Building Explains Procedure of Putting Farmers "On Their Feet" ! Rural rehabilitation work is under way in Weber county LeRoy C Funk district supervisor has established headquarters in room 306 in the ERA building at Twenty-fourt- h street and Lincoln avenue Mr Funk says all clients for rehabilitation must be certified by a case worker of the social service division of the ERA This certification is accomplished by the case for worker filling out form NRR-2- b the applicant Farmers or rural people now on relief rolls are eligible for help under the relief program " f TO STOP EXHAUSTION In addition farmers who may be classed as near relief may be certified for rehabilitation Near relief clfents will be those clients who because of circumstances such as depression and drouth have exhaust: ed their resources in their attempt to care for themselves to a point where it will be impossible for them to start farming operations without some help Obviously it would be desirable for the government to aid these people now rather than for them to continue exhausting their resources so that it becomes neces"The expenses of such commis- sary for them to go on the relief sion and the cost of maintaining rolls of the county Mr Funk said said courts shall be paid out of the Help given by the Rural Rehabiligeneral funds of the state or oth- tation corporation is in the nature er funds available to said of farm management advise as well as financial loans Advisory help sion" would concern the farm i management setup of the particular farm and general farming practices Financial help would be in the nature of loans interest free for the first yeari with five per cent interest thereafter Repayment would de: pend upon the loan that is whether it was a seed or feed loan livestock -- ADDlTiiWBE OCCUPIED SOON A u d itorium loan or other ability of the the Repayment inite amount and in a def- is expected that all rural relief clients and near relief clients will make an effort through this opportunity to become self sufficient and to get off the relief rolls of the county After the social service division has certified to the eligibility of the client for relief the application is considered by the district supervisor and a farm management set up worked out by the farmer and the supervisor showing the best possible combination of "practices for the particular farm The application is then presented to a county rural rehabilitation committee and upon approval is forwarded to the state office in Salt Lake City where It is again inspected from the farm management point of view and the advisability of making a loan If passed the loan is granted IN OTHER CITIES Weber county rural rehabilitation committee has not yet been appointed advises Mr Funk but will be named within the next few days County supervisors have also established headquarters in Logan where Jack Welch is in charge of the work and in Brigham Citywhere Mr Gibson is in charge and in Coalville where Mr Gardner is county supervisor for Morgan Summit and Rich counties District Supervisor Funk came here from Tooele He is a resident of Richmond Cache county and a graduate of Utah State Agricultural college and Iowa State college at Ames Iowa It - Gymnasium Unit Receiving Fin- v ishing Work : The auditorium gymnasium addition to the Mound Fort school which has been under construction about a year as an FERA project will be formally opened for regular Use on o? about February 14 when students of the school will hold their annual dance said W Karl Hopkins Qgden school superintendent to day ' The floor of the gymnasium he gaid is now being oiled and painted and may be opened for basketball about the end of next week ' practice Plastering of the shower and locker rooms of the gym will be completed ' "this week In the auditorium part the plas- tering remains to be done as well as painting and installation of fixtures Six new classrooms which in the project have been completed and are in use were-4nclud- loan or improvement loan and upon the farm setup to make at a particular' time ed Music Included In Program of Camp Camp G Daughters of Utah Pioneers will meet in the Lewis school auditorium at seven p m Friday evening February 1 with Mrs Verna Farr Jensen conducting The following program will be presented: Solo "Hymn to Mother" Lester Hinchcliff) by jillian Eastman "Community Composers' Goldie Brian Florence compositions of Gladys Rich Myrene ' Rich Brewer quartet "Love Song" (Roland Parry) Nolan Taylor Melvin Ferris Walter Hoyt and Arthur Strong Beethoven illustrated with lantern slides Flora ie nap "Moonlight Sonata" (Beethoven) Lester Hinchcliff views of scenes down the Rhine river Flora Belnap remarks by visiting board members - song COURT GRANTS Veteran Post Will Receive Visitor Party TWO Herman Baker post No 9 American Legion held a meeting in the chateau Monday evening with Trace A Turner commander in charge There were 60 Legionnaires present was received from Salt Lake post No 2 advising of an official visit to Ogden to be paid Monday February 11 It was said the party will comprise 100 persons A special committee was appointed to arrange a program Refreshments will be served A communication YOUTH SEIZES Wives Receive Decrees On Grounds of Failure To Provide District Judge Eugene E Pratt granted two divorces at his Monday matrimonial matinee as follows: Juanita Yearsley Doon from Chester Henry Doon whom she married June 21 1919 in Farming-to- ri on grounds of failure to provide She was awarded custody of two minor children and $40 a month IIOUSEPKBERS r Street $40 Taken Miss Naomi Nortz a teacher 612 street reported to the police department that as she was walking along Twenty-fourt- h street near Adams avenue Monday night she was accosted by a young man who grabbed her purse which contained $40 in currency She grappled with the thief to retain the purse and in the struggle was thrown to the sidewalk She said he was about 17 or 18 years of age This was the third 'Our Utah Pioneers" (Martha Bur- robbery within ten days on Twenty-fourt- h ton Cooley and Flora Bassett street the other two cases Ferraro) Goldie Brian Florence occurring near Madison avenue The husbands and partners of the f — members are cordially invited to be Audience present " Twenty-fourt- h ! : purse-grabbi- ng Josef Hofmann's Performance At Tabernacle Arouses Enthusiasm Fifty years ago a little boy aged came from Cracow Poland to give a series of piano recitals in the United States He was featured at more than 50 concerts and then a society for the prevention of cruelty to children stepped in with an injunction and prevented further performances on the grounds that the strain of playing and practising would make a weakling out of the child On Monday night in the Ogden tabernacle that former little boy now a man of 59 jerformed before an enthusiastic audience providing a performance that was as marvelous from the standpoint of physical stamina and manual strength dexterity as it was artistic and intellectual ENTHUSIASM AROUSED The hero of our article of course is Josef Casimir Hofmann eminent pianist and ' director of the Curtis institute in Philadelphia His Ogden performance probably aroused more enthusiasm from Utah pianists who were his most expert listeners than any pianist ever to perform here There were times (when Mr Hofmann was producing more volume than even a concert grand piano of exceptional manuf pcture could be expected to yield) when many felt like rising to their feet to cheer much as though they would rise at a stadium to cheer an extraordinary athletic accomplishments but the formality of the concert hall had a restraining influence The children in the choir loft were not to be restrained however arid some of them did stand at exciting moments with alimony May Trudgeon Bowman from Randall Bowman whom she married November 17 1929 in Bountiful on grounds of failure to provide and cruelty She was awarded custody of a minor child and $25 a admiration for the remarkable permontn anmony r formance Mr Hofmann was equally successful in his pianissimo passages The same hands that could send crashGoing ing and resounding chords to fill the auditorium with vibrations also could touch the keys with a lightness that hardly would damage a The Union Pacific's first stream- bubble lined train a three-c- ar unit which The eminent pianist opened with passed through Ogden on a trial a Bach prelude and ' fugue In A run to the Pacific coast will go into minor providing an intellectual regular operation Thursday between treat by means of the old master's Kansas City and Salina Kansas perfection of counterpoint and said railroadmen then for contrast performed two of The train will make a round trip Mendelssohn's melodious songs withdaily the Initial schedule calling out words for three and one-ha-lf hours for the ' Fqr part two he played the 187 miles between the two points lengthy and varied "(farnaval" by including five regular stops and one Schumann a work which gave the flag stop Regular fares will pre- performer ample scope to reveal the vail piano and artist In many moods Announcement is made that imWEALTH OF CHOPIN provements are being made on a six-cChopin exclusively made up part streamlined train and that the performer choosing the three ar construction work on two nine-cstreamliners under construction in composer in his more difficult aspects and then responded with Chicago is progressing rapidly No more Chopin for encores He also information is availabltt the present time as to the dates on which thrilled his listeners with his interpretation of Beethoven's Turkish they will be placed in service march as another encore f For his final group he played Pleased By Scenery Lecture - I ar HOMES RAIDED BY BURGLARS Articles Removed From Residences On Upper Bench Several burglaries that occurred Monday night were reported to the police station ' Jewelry clothing and other articles were taken The home of D R Ford 2147 Tyler avenue was entered through a window and robbed of a suit of clothes a suitcase $11 in cash a wrist watch a ring a pair of boots a pair of shoes and a woman's purse Clyde Greenwell of 1121 Twenty-thir- d street reported that his home was entered by breaking a glass in a rear door resulting in the theft of a wrist watch a football watch charm a bracelet a tie pin and a wedding ring Through a rear window burglars entered the home of D D Smith 1235 Twenty-fift- h street and suit of clothes pistol and holster and a number of old coins stolen - WOMAN'S PURSE Fast Train Into Regular Duty Third Robbery Occurs On Twenty-fourt- h er Schools 9 — in Foresters will held be Court Takes $450 In Bail Forfeitures - - In city court todav was ml lected in forfeitures for liquor pos- session ana gambling the de- fendants not being present - I Anderson F Johnson B Carlo J Burt and F Mata7m forfeited $30 each for liquor possession J Matacho forfeited $30 and F Strong $20 on gambling charges 4450 I) BASKETBALL ' ( Ogden High vs Preston l! Weber Gym TONIGHT f II P 31 Admission 25 Cents er Highways Los Angles Portland Seconds 7 f7 £t£ZG&L 5 Detroit Washington $ f )) (( gco C ! UU Wash Are Thone 77 us r t o Jl S3) H Per Ton Delivered cVJ !( PMBLC® II Until further notice the above prices will be effective on coal de- livered anywhere in Weber countv U (f) KhhjmE SEE Now's the time to shoes for children fine leathers Poll Parrot Robin Hood and other fa- A large group mous brands values to $293 at only 89c t- o 0 Buy Mow! VJ WAKE A h —A CJ If f: Prices I'Jill Advance Now is the time to buy silverware! We have had notice of advance in price from two important factories While the stock lasts you can buy at the old prices KbmmS Emm KftM Roger's plate piece set service for Roger's plate set service for Ha DAYS ast OTJK 50c Ghanco Ten-ye- J blisi Smalleir 336 25th Street Phone 256 — aMj&aateK 20-ye- ar 20-ye- ar ar for 6 25-pie- ce 8u3 51- - 26-pie- ce £fl fCZ 6 plate service set Imported Ghind Sets!cm s gQ95 WW 66 Pieces 3 93 Pieces Handsome imported dinner sets Made of beautiful china decorated with a floral pattern on a wide ivory-matv Set service for 8 52995 Set service for 12 $3995 bone-whi- te G6-Pie- ce 93-Pie- ce Drain Hats WINDOW JEWELRY COJIPANY i5U2hSt sturdy ng 7f J) : buy Good-looki- styles and Tremendous production and sales leadership for 5 consecutive years make PHILCO the world's greatest radio value I See this new 1935 PHILCO 66S — a table model that tunes-i- n the world! Exceptional performance tone and ease of tuning! Walnut cabinet of latest design j 1 I Ms si - Children's 298 Shoes The World's Leading Radio r Absolutely-L- Per Ton Delivered Ties! Model Everythmg In The Store To Ise Sacrificed i S (&T) Qj)Qj)o Straps Pumps 199 : il'So'iS mii£9 49 Ualues to $6 1 L CLOSE-OU- T 24 50 Ss!43 UNION BUS DEPOT 2528 i 'WEDnESDAY AHD TE30RSDAY nco D LUMil 66S - 1M M 11 Per Ton Delivered $595 And Up All-weath- ' - Screened ) Slack ui non pacific 1 1 CI If ILVER- - OHLY 2 II America's Economical Car A A SPECIAL VALUE l well-earn- ed rv)l )) NEW GRAHAM Fast Frequent Schedules on Central vs Ogden At Wait For The brand new line of shoes in America's smartest styles and greatest values will fill Wright's shelves shortly AH present stocks must go! Buy now for months to come! A Major" Rubinstein's "Melody in B Major" with its noble left hand passages and the satanic "Mephisto Other PH1LCOS - $22'90 Valse" by Liszt this final number being performed in a manner to Liberal Trade-i- n Allowance cause gasps from those most EASY TERMS familiar with the technical and physical feats being accomplished by the performer There were more bright encores before the audience would permit the artist to take what tritely but truly could be called a rest Morrison About 200 guests were seated at long tables to enjoy the exceptionally fine dinner served by the members of the circle The dinner was followed by an J Including Vitality and Peacock Complete Disposal Sale! The public is invited to attend an illustrated lecture on New Zealand at eight o'clock tonight in the Polk school hall Herbert Penton who lived In that country for 15 years will deliver the lecture There will be special music end also dances in the native costume N A hOHCOWV q6 Ualues to 850 Bil-lar- ds F Sharp Per Ton Delivered Ogden has never seen such a sale as this! The values offered are sensational Hundreds of pairs of Wright-Qualit- y Shoes remain on sale at a fraction of their original prices Every pair must go Now's the time to buy shoes! and 399 CJ1 interesting program: B J Finch chairman of the occasion presented Randall Jones who gave an illustrated lecture on Bryce Zion and Grand Canyon "parks the Moab region and other points of interest in southern Utah to tin appreciative audience Mrs Herbert Tarran sang a solo and George Young played organ music during the picture demonstration A dinner and lecture of Interest is given every month by this r3 GAMES TONIGHT It will be ginning at seven-thirt- y attended by most of the executives and other employes It was said at headquarters today that a concerted movement has been insugurated to induce all forest service employes to attend one of the President's birthday dances in Ogden— the one in the Berthana ballroom— Wednesday night January 30 It is desired that the forest service personnel attena the party in a group The First Presbyterian church held a lecture and dinner Monday evening sponsored by the Women's that circle and under leadership of Mrs ms t There will be a doubleheader basketball game tonight the L D S Fourth ward gym the Eighth ward team will clash with the Owl of Logan and the Twelfth ward with the Fourth ward in the —44 Lecture Tonight In Hall of Polk School in VHIGHT'S Gigantic Disposal Sale of Good ever witnessed assembly room of the forest service building in Ogden this evening be- Northwest Traffic Railroad men said today severe cold weather and heavy snow-storhave tied up train operations in the northwest from Vancouver B C to the east iThe Canadian Pacific is not operating through service from Vancouver to the east and will probably be able to resume service for ' not one or two days The Canadian National is not operating through service to the east The Great Northern line between Seattle and Vancouver Is temporarily out beyond Burlington — to 20-3- A meeting of the Intermountain section of the Society of American - "Sonata Franklin D Roovtlt honorary president of the Boy Scouts of America will address more than a million Boy Scouts tLelr leaders and friends on the evening of Friday February 8 (at six forty-fiv- e MST) over both radio national hookups according to Information received by George II Lowe president of the local organization All Scouts and their leaders are requested to tune in at that time in groups of patrols at the homes of the boys It is likely the president will ask the million listeners to pledge themselves anew with him to 'the principles of the Scout oath and law It is expected 2100 Scouts of the Ogden area council and 700 leaders Will take part in the program This will climax a week of activity which will include Scout banquets parties two great rallies and participation in services on Scout Sunday The week of celebration will begin the jubilee year for scouting in America in observance of 25 years of scouting The climax of the whole year will be a great jamboree in Washington D C at the invitation of 0 President Roosevelt Aug One hundred and three Scouts from the Ogden council and 12 leaders have been invited to be at this greatest gathering of boyhood America has Forest Society Will Meet This Evening s Germany has streamlined freights Scriabine's Event To Climax Observance Within Ogden Scout ' Council Area At the request of subscribers The Standard-Examinprints herewith the names of Weber county's state senators and representatives: Senators: J Francis Fowles and Ira Huggins ' Representatives: Charles B 'Doty Dexter Farr Joseph W 'Jensen Wilmer J Maw and Milton Taylor Two Other State amazescrowd MESS HEAR From Weber Would Visit College and piaIconcert TROOPS WILL Lawmakers HERE SATURDAY SALT LAKE CITY Jan 29— (AP) —Ogden will have as its guests Saturday the members of the Utah house of representatives if the house approves a recommendation of its appropriations committee The committee today! decided to recommend that the legislators in a body visit Weber college the state school for the deaf and blind and the state industrial school at Ogden Wilmer J Maw of Weber county chairman of the committee said the committee had considered recommending that the trip be started Friday and that the Utjah State Agricultural college at Logan be included but that it had been decided to make the Logan visit on a separate trip later on TUESDAY EVENING JANUARY 29 1935 R List Shows MAY BE GUESTS - - Storms Paralyze JjVORCES STANDARD-EXAMINE- - rliisFi Oowls ZQtt each Rubber Mats for sinks drain Oatmeal Bowl made of durable boards bath tubs kitchen floors china Will stand three times 14x23 K"inch size mottled green the wear the porcelain will color §125 Pleasing "tQCt value decorations ftif '"r S6 HOTPOINT IRONS $295 Prices drop! Genuine Ilotpoint Electric Irons at a new low price New calrod unit chromium finish thumb rest on handle etc Special $295 0 |