| Show —— — — ii Let The White Elephants 'Out' and See The Money 'Roll In' Use The (iURSDAY EVENING JANUARY FUNERALS IDAHO SENATE FAVORS CHILD BOISE Jan 31— (AD— A charge by minority Senate Leader R E Whitten that enactment of a child labor amendment to the federal constitution was part of a plan to set up a national dictatorship tdday touched off a senate de- -The amendment was endorsC£e noon by a 38 to 4 vote clash came when sensenate The ate joint -- resolution No 1 calling for approval of the child labor amendment came up for consideration at 10 a m as a special order se) of business PASSAGE APPEALED Whitten made his charge after two other senators LaFrenz (Dhad Kootenai) and Wilson measure of the appealed for passage and quick action seemed likely Whitten held the child labor amendment advocates ' were behind "some dictatorial move" sponsored ": parties- he did not name held other states in which the proDiemi was acute snouia legislate to take care of their own problems that Idaho has no child labor prob lem and that children should not be thrown into idleness in this state in order to settle the questions of others "Satan always finds some thine for idle hands to do" he quoted He deplored the passing of state's rights and cited the national pro hibition as "one example of the in adequacy of national legislation which does not take into consider atlon Jocal conditions and prob lems" and! declared for enactment of a state child labor measure that mld cover any conditions on which t'gislation is needed (D-Ge- m) - 'Vile - - Clark and Donart defended the res- olutionTand urged its passage on the grounds that the problem pre sented was similar to the problems of slavery in southern states before the civil war— a question that finally was determined by the action of the entire nation 1 4 HOUSE ACTIVE While the senate argued the house passed house bill 61 provid-in- g further regulations governing " transfer of water rights in companies operating under the Carey act The house indefinitely postponed action on senate bill 91 when it came up for third reading It would require 'county commissioners to hold regular meetings on the sec- Monday of each month bills of minor subject were Cpd in the senate and a handf ul of measures presented in the house included one calling for the number of crew members to be employed by railroads operating in Idaho It is known as the "full —crew" bill and has been the subject of controversies in previous sessions — The sixth liquor measure to be presented to the 23rdjsessiori of the Idaho legislature appeared today It would provide funds for financially hard-presse- d public schools and would permit sales of alcoholic to be made- - by private Coverages would be regulated by districts through a state board of control It is sponsored by Thornburg (DShoshone) Albrethsen in Falls) Dewey "Cavanagh Siddoway Nelson Harn (RClark) Anderson Fry (D-Blai- ne) : (D-Tw- (D-Ge- m) (D-Bingh- (D-Elmo- re) T jury se) ne) BUSINESS SERVICES t w oman 111 rvmes 'Wf wnea - 1 By Bullet While SALT LAKE CITY Jan 31— (AP) coroner's Jury has exonerated Louis N Page proprietor of a small grocery store here of blame in con- nection- - with the fatal shooting of Eva Margaret Holmes 29 early yes- —A COAL 3 ' sacks $100 w $ioo delivered Qith of Idaho are greatly Overcrowded at the present time due to an in flux from drouth regions Approx imaieiyi oa per cent or revenues - from this act will go to the schools - and counties" This would mater- ially reduce the school taxes in these districts This goes for ad ministrative purposes" Funeral services for Alice Still well Rowbothain were held Wednesday afternoon in the L D S Room 821 Eccles Building Blood Awaits Action Requests gowns 7172 Yesterday with the federal $S ft© $®(D MODEL Ph 367 " wash -- LAUNDKY 2147 Pineree Horn of Individual Family 7173 OLD GOLD BOUGHT GET OUR OFFER for your old gold oeiore you sell it J S Lewis & Co districts of the state Charles H Skidmore state superintendent of public Instruction said yesterday that 23 or 40 districts have applied for aid but it has not yet ' been determined how many will qualify Last year $119000 in PER A funds was advanced to keep schools open in 18 districts H Warren Taylor assistant superintendent of schools declared — JLJ oorrow the money they need from us on their own name We will giaaiy explain o Jr new plan Most loans are arranged in a few min utes m our private oiiices WE RESPECT YOUR CONFIDENCE YOUR DOCTOR NEEDS HIS MONEY? We will lend you the money to pay him 133 886 ds I lscal Notices -- y j That Sections OQDKN nelD vou 61)5 and 12 of Ordi nance No 4 of the Ordinances at no den City fixing the salaries or compensation of the appointive officers ngents or servants oi osrden citv nri tne times of payment uesignaung tnereor and repealing all ordinances or of ordinances In parts there- wnn passed and adontedconflict HAVE A SPECIALIST DO and nrdprori YOUR- - WORK! published by the Board of Commission ers oi ogden city Utah on the 29th day of January A D 1934 be and th same is hereby amended to read as AUTO KADIATOKS follows: Section 1: The Decutv citv AnHitnr Radiator and Ratfprv PalK-Sprvi' a niATfiR a Nn Buau receive a salary or sissoo nr ixiNriVTFT munia ana me we ana stenographer Phone 13 BATTERY 2329 Kiesel mcuuiw oi ixio vtiy Auuisor snail 9199 receive a salary of $10000 per month Section 10: The City Sexton shall re BATTERIES ceive a salary or f 15000 per month and the Clerk of the City Cemetery sh&U Good Used Batteries receive a salary of $90j00 per month and laborers engaged in the opening of 13- - and graves shall be paid at the rate of $360 Mack-Robinsoeacn per aay n Garage Section 12: The Cltv Phvslclan and 2448 2441 Kiesel Grant BhaU receive a salarv Sanitary Inspector 426 PHILADELPHIA Jan 31 — (UP) Food Inspector ahall receive a salary of montn tne tseaier 01 BUUV AND FfcNDEK KLPAIKS iouu per Federal JUQge Ueorge A Welsh tO- - WelKhts and Measure shall roroiv OGDEN FENDER SHOP the Dairy aay enjoined nine major motion cic- - salary or $14000 per month 2327 Kiesel Workers snau Experienced a "u oaujs receive inspector 6346 $15000 per month: the Secre- jiuuuuug s ana aistriDUling salaryororthe Boara of Health shall comnanias from enfnrrin!? a Clause I tary celia salarv of 410000 tier tnnnth MISTAKEN IDENTITY in contracts With independent ex- In order to preserve the peace safety WASHINGTON — (UP)— When moitors wnlcn prohibits the showing iinpri tv t nniinin hh his automobile uuuure icaiure iums eiiecuve immeaiaieiT ana it la nirthor I t i j -i j i i U V2 that this ordinance shali be- The decision Which held the 1 Phone Sunday - Whiter Ssrvlee Fcr Your Car r fp r Judge Feature" 15-Pl- ate I nrnJl '"ssea 1 Bnfw cui come 111 Kiesel Ave 34 ' 964 RECONDITIONED home at Monroe Ave New paint and paper hardwood floors thruout full basement cement-ig0P- d f urpace recess with shower Price $3600 tub on Also agents for famous Majestic Estate and Montag Ranges Liberal Trade-I- n Allowance On Your Old Range terms REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT CO BOYLES Realtor 1st Security Bldg 311 : Phone 4500 913 See Ua fnr Tncnnn OGDEN REAL ESTATE CO Kiesel 378 983 Exceptional Bargains 962 a??sS1E? lb 17c Cup Grease Hi Pressure Grease lb 19c Locking Door Handles All Cars O C Robison Mgr 2568 Wash — best of lor appt OOOX tjui - '33 Master Deluxe Chev Sedan $535 mod frame AH dear 774 20th at " ' M vacant lot 981 '29 '31 — 6-- NU-ENAM- EL 10-R- 'f - ' - : kSm- 10-Min- ute — ?W Z?R -- c°ser5 £r S tnn 4-r- ass L&Ke - city Utah 1928 1928 961 Oakland Sedan Chev 1 ton Truck xt to mauo - 2B65 wash $135 $135 -- c 577- uuuu awMETAL 7xcj£mj CO WANTED — Few young men start rir IRON & MONSEY immediate training refrigeration Wasatch 4763 967 Salt Lake City and air conditioning units Tools eaa furnished See Mr Joseph Healy PRIVATE OWNER— Sacrifice 1930 Boa Chev coupe 1050 Jtiotei as $ low as First reasonable offer VIOLINS priced OO UP accepted Mr Luthy Brewer Tire Co TREASURE CHEST 932 WANTED SITUATSON 431 HUSS REPAIR CO 2343 Kiese- lWILL CARE FOR CHILDREN in Auto Body Repairs Springs Wheels SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR Standard-Sxamin- er my home Reasonable 3065 Porter H347 basement 930 7436 MUST SELL 1933 Plymouth Call DRESSES $1: tailoring suits coats evening's- - 2233 Offrtpn avp 979 CHOICE hay all cuts delivered — $250: relining $150 Mrs Ryan 476 I W A Green Kanesville Ph 86-J- -3 ra oeaaii 22nd St "890 jod dio heater $400 2627 Lincoln 934 GIRL to care for children help HAY first second and third cut- Phone 3139-with housework tines all $14 per ton delivered Ph WANTED— TO BUY 828 koom bath and kitchenette inciudina' fyuiing nOr "SW rurrusnedWC5irlwe for t perant nni STOVF GRATES linings jackets all makes Furnace reprs Ph 3676-- R HIGHEST PRICES Paid for Used Furniture BIG 4 FURNITURE CO 9994 WILL CARE FOR INVALID ladies 928 in my home 321 Healy St Take Doubles Net Match 25th St 245 Lott-Stoef- en I Phone 532 sue WANTED—Krag rifle full length as issuea Aaaxess acanaara-E- x box k-- 9 2518 31 ard-Exami- rr :u:: :- 7-- 6-- 6-- 7-- ece W - furn pl?I"adio' Heat! gara8e- - 843 Wash RMS and kitchen 2 TSP ?? v4iua M nd hot XllXHJLm ADC- S- furn 1663-- in The Standard-Examineterest in effecting the return of lost articles does not end witn the publication of your ad in this column "Lost and Found" advertisements in The Standard-Examinare now broadcast without extra charge every week day over Station KLO at 1:5 p m 2208 8303 two-roo- m fsea'1-completely- ' 977 LOST AND FOUND 'heat W apt-i- n lights: water!- ' 955 —r— - 93S bungalow: ca-'- eS8 ROOMS bath basement garage er ern opt Also room with r Adams 07R THREE - ROOMS modern i steam 6824 heat 361 28th St t 975 LOST— In neighborhood of 24th St CLEAN heat light gas wire-hairi Adults 2621 Madison Jackson and 974 a4 aw nlft TiVw T'a4 - ' Poll — modern overstuffed 1005 phone garage 973 — x cow l— : cuauug loDif r lAJQi hob-tail-enow jersey j usaen brand SS on left fresh rAiw"xJ±-aZ- F vex lobby 972 946 hip Phone i0-R- -l FRONT rm and kitchenette 2404 LOST — Coin purse with $480 bet ass 23rd and 24th on Ouincv Reward Madison Phone 2288-m " Fris-r1512-- R v S27 stove apteiec doju W - 1 -- wn ——IIamm — M- 2539 ed " ""JI- ViIIj-I'- """ M ed M i j-r- n 1— niiM AA ffOWina 950 LAVIN APTS modern 3 nms tifrp- ly furnished 222 23rd St 935 GARAGE FOR RENT SLEEPING ROOMS GARAGE fireproof with lot of win- - S1EERk wa frP room ad- i aows Stevens impl Co 253S wasn 6qu weixersoa Ave 952 841 Avej Ogden J MODERN well furn front rooms ' wver ogaen Theatre Entrance In stukes urriUES FOK BENT ioooy 817 STOREROOM at 2532 Wash Ave 18 by 98 WiU remodel to suit ten TRADE1 SALE Reward Phone 140 je - ant Inquire FOR Standard-Examin- er 5732 WTTT juum uuuu HUUf urivace I mi- EUbiaubc i (uouiuuut X Lien LI t: uiug suitable for insurance or offices of any kind Icq Standard-Examin- er w- - 912 11 Serves Him Right! By MARTIN OR Ra11 at- - antmtala TroHo Inf Dhnna rtnn nur at-- l ftRO STANDARD-EXAMINE- R Classified Advertising Rates Effectire January 1935 12c per line per day 30c per line three days 60c i per line per week live average words to a line 50c minimum charge " i FEQDt US£ENJ—K)OWVUH MUSTN'T SOTHEC ME ANY MOKE TOM TMtS'S A&OUT TH' TEMTH AWiWlTtN T j if ' -- 4k i i'wr? — I OF My TIME— ii tS"T AM T GOBSOP FAR TO ME NOR MC LEE OR SOU TO pop IK) HECE "SO OPTEM TTAK6 UP SO MUCH WAVE WO£?KT'CX? - 7T( ewT) -- AN WO AGGUlW F "YUH CEALLY WAMNA PURCHASE SOMETHIN' I LL &E celad H : : a — yuh GET f notfcOlM- ' - - (' 'f 4?Az— ' i tfmk - lir f'0YSK' "Zznr 4C C&t fM A AV ?4 " MONTpLY CONTRACTS 100 lines Be per line 300 lines 8Hc per line 500 'toes 8c per line 800 lines ic per line 1000 lines 7c per line The deadline for accepting Classified Advertising on day of publication will be 12 noon on Wednesday Tuesday Monday and Thursday On Friday and Saturday the deadline will be 11:30 a m All advertising must be in by the above time or it will be held for the nest day's lssuej Cony for Sunday paper will ba accepted up to 6 o'cloei Saturday " — 1 coal miners dis- because the mine owners njntled to reinstate some of their colleagues after their recent strike immured themselves below the sur- facs today and threatsned to resume their now famous hunger Four thousand U '7 ryj imiiinll u mi i lu j! ii ii (A Jfc— — - ik ujmi fy-- f v rh" adults - 3 kJ a Slight - Rt AH 6 furn duplex private bath" r's ner 42-J- -2 Phone ARCADIA AUTO PARK COAL RANGE good condition- - 640 No or strings accepted —(UP) stockings 821 Basement GOOD used late model automobile wcnBti rwMn QrH 978 xrivJi r wui pay cash Phone jwLvur Bill Tilden and Ellsworth Vines last FEED & GRAIN niht in their professional tennis Wheat $160 Spuds 80c The victory evened up the score Choice Hay 70c Straw 40c on the current tour at seven doubles Best Rolled Barley $145 REMEMBER 2214 Kiesel triumphs for each team The youngsters aided by many Albert W Bell Phone 100 960 misplays of the veterans scored in straight sets 5 1 In singles matches Tilden defeat- PERSONAL 3 ed Lott 6- -3 and Vines triWE PAY up to $2 for LINCOLN umphed over Stoefen 5 11-- 9 PENNIES over 9 years old INDIAN HEADS $25 Send dime for buying catalog Hollywood Coin' Co- - Hol DECISION UPHELD 911 California lywood CHICAGO Jan 31— (UP)— The United Sates court of appeals has FURNITURE FOR SALE upheld the convictions- of Jack How- ard Lexington Ky- turfman and B qttjott? ?3? negro stable foreman Charles and springs complete good cond $10 Mitchell for violations of the Har- - each walnut breakfast set rison antinarcotlc act In connection $12 - Phone 3502-949 with doping of race horses at Ar- lington park in the summer of 1933 f Two ''oxent"-500'chickens' and The decision was handed down yes- - geese and 200 cakes as large as terday by Judge Louis Fitz Henry cartwheels were consumed during a Howard was fined $200 and given three day wedding feast held at a suspended jail sentence of 30 days Szenttamas recently Hungary and Mitchell fined $50 and given a j Twelve cooks were required to pre- suspenaea jau sentence or 10 aays pare the meal LOUIS Mo Jan ST UrvrrttUM API S wash Ave One and I 7th St — --- -c - PfiR r!snsh TiflrpairLS visit the Cash Piano Store Pianos SJ5 UP 2818 tj inn txt - 287 Waih 958 WANTED— Clean cotton rags — I4nK I1 tz 3375 - u"'"jnt-i- J Arfb — crmutonm i I W 10 tt Realtor 2415 Phone fil7 - W OF Co Realty-Insuran- ce Repair COMMISSIONERS m 2329 MAY RESUME STRIKE Z PECS Hungary Jan 31 — (AP)— strike 4-r- $6250 Wash Ave - Buick "8' 2619 24th St re 20-Ac- GENUINE ROUND OAK All Ivory Enamel Ranges Wonderful Buys Pontiac "6" and 319 3634 farm all irrigated 8 acres m orchard balance plow three shares of W-- D waterground house five miles from Ogden $3500 Terms $2100— Good house acre water right North Ogden" Ogden Buick Sales Co 22- Modernization Building and iniinv Inhc WASHINGTON Jan 31— (UP)- Secretary of Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr has asked congress to restore immediately 1000 investi gators or tne internal revenue bureau's alcohol tax unit to the fed eral payroll The men comprising two-thirof the nation's staff of liquor law eniorcement officers - have been working without pay since Dec 1 i34 because of the McKellar rider to the 1934 appropriations act Thi3 compeDed the 1000 formerly Baw f r u employed in" the department oX wi'doitar -- i'fhr rAv p rn ST justice's prohibition unit to undergo 6955 : new civil service examinations when PAINTINti AND Ul t OKAIING tney were transferred to the treas FUNERAL DIRECTORS THE Bovie Furniture Co specializes after to failed ury repeal They pass in interior decora ting Free consul- the tests 6956 tations and estimates OGDEN'S FINEST STALLINGS PAINTING & PAPER MORTUARY 7543 HANGING PHONE 2161-533 26th St ORDINANCE NOj 22 Telephone 2468 PAINI — VAIiNlSH AN ORDrNANCE AMENDING SEC DESERET MORTUARY TIONS 1 10 and 12 of Ordinance No BOYLES sell the hiehest aualitv I N OSOAR MALAN Mgr 4 of the Ordinances of Ogden City fix obtainable low prices 6957 paints 7373 ing tne salaries or compensation of tne or officers servants WALL PAPER appointive agents MT OGDEN MORTUARY "of Ogden City and designating the 838 36th St Phone 301 times of payment thereof and repeal- NEW 1935 WALL PAPERS — Large 366 ing all ordinances or parts of ordi selection all fast colors and washnances In conflict therewith nassed able Boyle Furniture Co 7906 KIRKENU'lX' DARLING Mortu-ar- and adopted and ordered published by D Oeore Darling manager the Board of Commissioners of Ogden WINDOW SHADES City Utah on -the 29th day of Janu1934A D ary THE Bovie Furniture Co is holding BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD a sale of window shades FLORIST Let us OP : -- 905 of? JM Buick Sport Roadster $225 Graham Town Sedan $350 loon wringers only used short time rOK RENT PEOPLES FINANCE "35 1st Series Graham Sedan (new) "unve out ana save!" AND THRIFT CO aunstantiai Discount SOUTH WASHINGTON FURN CO UNFURNISHED HOUSES 2944 Wash Ave 2470 Washington NEW LOW PRICED GRAHAM Phone 2829 850 4- - Rm mod brick close la ECONOMY CARS ON DISPLAY 503 tig mod brick north $20 SOON WATCH FOR AN5- - Rm str mod bench EXTRA MONEY $25 NOUNCEMENT GRAHAM m The modern one-co- at str mod close in finish DEALERS To people employed Clear uti thosp No that leaves Brush Marks! good condition a$4d small outstanding accounts Pay us Sales and Service - Terms - Trades LARSON SPORTING GOODS Kealty-Insuranc- e later in easy monthly installments Co 24th St and Kiesel Ph 1105 2415 Kiesel Ave No security no endorsers only your ANDERSON MOTOR CO 917 Phone 865 Phone 1060 signature required Our service is 2224 Washington Ave 985 SPECIAL SALES during January —— courteous and confidential inmar Hicl1IJnodem' furnace Royal Vac 1934 Plymouth Deluxe Coupe actual Maytag $6950 now CITIZFNS FINANCE CO $3450 Zenith Radios new and used 325 Eccles Bldg 3rd Floor Ph 480 modern nowiv naAAZ mileage zauu priced ror quicK $750 and up Also good guaranteed sale 124 $825 Iv" throughout see 1933 Terraplane 4 -- door Sedan looks used washers 01 ait makes TRACY LOAN At ttittc XA"3 AUTO LOANS 842 READ BROS them today ana runs use new S525 Phone 30 REFINANCING 1933 Plymouth Coupe good rubber 6 Adding Machines at Bargain $10 to $300— Service 223 Prices Burroughs and Remingpaint upnoistery like new $550 Low Rates ton Typewriters Typewriters SWARTZ SALES SERVICE Many others priced from $25 up Work guaranteed repaired 3030 Wash Ave HUNTER-K1MBAL- L 355 24th St KAMMEYER'S 394 963 3700 Phone 26th Street QUICK CASH ON YOUR CAR 965 ONE Velour upholstered Phone"30Rasmussen-Haye- s Co 23rd & Kiesel large $29 917ft WE HAVE NEVER HAD A FINER Kroehler Bed Davenport 223 SELECTION OF USED CARS THAN m wiMwMwMMiwywvw I brick close CO HOME FURNITURE TRIBE in $125 ELECTRICAL WORK ARE NOW ON DISPLAY HFLP WANTED otanaara-iixamin- er 2322 Washington We furnish Union Electricians 980 970 1928 to 1934 models in all LIGHTHOUSE ELECTRIC CO MALE HELP makes sold terms on and 2 each easy modern Used strictly 5£P°MR steam $1250 (16 Years in Business) Bicycles WANTED— Local active younar man n bi Fiione 1006 1 Sidewalk Bike $500 1"309 24th St Phone 581 966 Skis 13 off 2325 to sen made to measure clothes for Ogden Motor Car Co the Homeland Tailoring Co- - Inc 14 ROOMS modern basement 355 24th KAMMEYER'S St is REPAIRING Chrysler and Plymouth Dealers We sell Baltimore WIRING Md A Million mm per mo at house 729 Adams 2652 Inq Ave Wash 632 Neon signs WINWARD ELECTRIC Organization No investment"--Dollar Phone Won 831 2428 Kiesel Phone 922 919 FARMERS: We have sold 8 New 203 derful opportunity for advancement manure this month Idea house sleeoinz spreaders p1p norrh Call or write at once Branch Of 1925 Chev $45 Stevens Impl trie and coal range earajrV Call FURNITURE fice No 204 McCornick Bldg Salt 1927 Buick 6 SedanCoupe $125 They always satisfy In I western Junk Co Phone Buick Sedan Buick Sport Coupe Pontiac Sedan Chev Coupe Pontiac Coupe Ford Coupe Chev Sedan Hudson Sedan Hup Custom Sedan See these better used cars before you buy Our Prices are Lower! Any employed man or woman can tK Phnw an KpernrA Evening Phone Phone Pipe Building Material 1932 1932 1933 1933 1931 1930 1929 1930 1930 SALARY LOANS LAUNDRY relief administration asking $250000 to help distressed school ency WM J BLACKBURN CO S03 av DEPENDABLE USED CARS backed by a reliably dealer 8107 —a t h low-pric- ed Kive-aw- ate up-to-d- 982 fxpfrt rfpatr ?!" ''" trucks in fine Model T Ford order Coaches and Coupes at prices See these fine bargains at our consolidated lot 26th and Wash Jewelers STANDARD CREDIT CO Japanese TakeTown 54 - Eccles Bldg 2nd Floor Ph 284 9822 As Mongolians rlee painting and decorating J A STALLINGS DO YOU KNOW anese-Manchuku- s emerg- QUICK SMALL LOANS Several running FUMIGATION BEDBUGS Roaches etc Cyanide gas extermination guaranteed J B In a few minutes to employed peoMarsh 248 24th Ph 788 or 2846-- J on one their ple single signature 5692 Investigate our Profit Sharing plan oeiore oorrowing ixwest cost KINDLING WOOD Mutual Credit Association KINDLING block and stove wood 214 Eccles Bids: Wheelwright Wood Yard phone 828 9821 - f -- v Second ward chapel with Bishop j?TanK Simmons officiating mose on tne musical program were W S Wright Annie Brian 91 Tnn raper nangmg ana Daintms: car TnTcvn tc frva Myrtle Price June Ballantyne eo Jeanette and Katherine Morrell In- troops today vocation was offered by Counselor occupied the town or Harhar on the Earl Furniss and benediction was northeast shore of Lake Buir outer RADIO KEPAIit pronounced by George Shorten The Mongolia after a brief battle with sTn?vTrTp" m-- oil makes Reasonable prices tTesiaenii ueorge js Browning of LARSON SPORTING GOODS ine sKirmisn orougm into new Weber stake William E Newman conflict Japanese and Soviet Rus Phone l1 05 24th and Kiesel 539 and Bishop Frank C Simmons sian sympathizers in eastern Asia High priests of the Second ward The Mongolians whose bleak land BELL Radio Service Repairs All were pallbearers and the Relief so- - adjoins Siberia are Sovietized makes of radios Phone 486 9872 Four hundred Nipponese soldiers clety took charge of the flowers REPAIR SERVICE Interment was made in the Oeden met an equal force of Mongolians a WASHING MACHINES Vacuum uity cemetery and the grave was in battle which began at dawn dedicated by Carl A Lindquist The Mongolians were dispersed Cleaners Radios Electric Refnger- — all makps Competent guar according to official reports to the ators anteed service and pmirs Phone Funeral services for Sarah Jane war ministry here The number of Gill Weaver were held Tuesday aft casualties on either side was not ernoon in the L D S Fourteenth disclosed " ward chapel with — Counselor John 4 s ii xn carter i Guide to gconauctmg T The invocation was offered by LOnOTSSS ASKfll 1 — I DRY CLEANERS 385 24th St Phone 1277 Loans made In Nearby Towns MODEL LAUNDRY 2149 Pingree 129 Phone 367 We specialize in fancy uiamcfaS? xic juiuucu uuui a£d U?tributors conspired to first pubUcation'T its aaoptlon md his car ran to a call box and una saoptea na oraerea pub- onerraan ana uayi'll Shortly after- anti-tru- st ° laws resulted from a test fint B°"i I tvo the On School companies 3ist engine xourj 0f day suit brought by a group of inde- - TnrZu Ati ' ana several itucks radio ponce H w peery Mayor penaenc motion picture theatre own- cars appeared on the scene Nor- SALT LAKE CITY Jan 31— CAP) ers neaded bv Harrv pprpimonn ATTtsr: - & on ballantyne ris had mistaken a fire alarm for Recorder City ——I Blood today was await- - Phllariflnhla f fna a police box action on an application filed 111 na OrrTf" hTT f --V I 5-- 0 during the early morning hours and investigation revealed someone had broken into the store which adjoins the Page living quarters Page quietly called police and then with revolver in hand entered the store he saw a shadowy figure in the dim moonlight and when it failed to heed his command not to move he fired a single shot He turned on the lights just as offi- cers arrived and found Mrs Holmes dead on the floor a bullet wound in the head The coroner's Jury returned a ver dict that the woman "came to her death by a gunshot wound while trespassing Page expressed remorse over the killing saying he would not have fired had he known the intruder was a woman Services for Margaret Lockhart Anderson wife of Frank Anderson 224 West Twenty-secon- d street-wil- l be held at two o'clock Friday in the Larkin and Sons chapel in charge of the Rev William H Fowle of the First Baptist church Friends may call at the Larkin drawing room this evening and Friday until time of services Interment will be made In the Ogden city cemetery tion was pronounced by Clarence were furnished iy Mrs Jean Wess- man Mrs Clem Hatch Vera H Nielsen W H Hoskins and Pauline Malan Waterfall The speakers were John W Sin Martha B Lindstrom gleton Charles A Stevens Bishop Horace E Garner Bishop James M Har- bertson and John F Carter Interment was made in Mount Ogden memorial park under direc- tion of the Mount Ogden mortuary James A Stevens dedicated the grave and the Relief society of the Fourteenth ward took charge of the flowers High priests of :the ward acted as pallbearers E: Sal® MAGIC CHEF RANGES Full Enamel Automatic Tops inermostat Control Was $8750 Now $5950 uu irnic tajrixicub wj uaoikc priCeu lAJ SeU qUICKlV untu m aays alter No 21S— 1930 Chevrolet Course mm you your get I money " ' nipt rprnnrUtin-- 80 HERE IS AN EXCEPTIONAL T? 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GAIN IN A GOOD HOME IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A HEAL SACRIFICE BE SURE TO SEE THIS 1 1 $2900— strictly modern home" built only a few years and in fine condition This is an attractive home and" complete in every respect with gumwood trim in front rooms and oak— floors Nice lot south front on paved street: choice-soutlocation paid Price cut for immediatePaving sale Must have $500 down no trades considered New Natural Gas Appliances Ranges Refrigerators Circulating Heaters 205— 1929 —— REAL ESTATE -- - trie big problem of raising for schools The schools sacks wood Telephone 3375 Want-Ad- s SALE-MI- SC C!airaini(S Chevrolet Sedan thor reouut oughly The money will be ready for you No 204— 1931 Pontiac Sedan finest fcci4 ua i to uuiuu Atcir juj conaiiion how i much you need juu i No2na — 192a "Pnrn rim You can have all the time you condition — 1 to 20 months ififl i?m Nnwww need to reDav " rhovrnwv MVUWJLA 1 7 No Av vV-Ji- Now $89-5raS Jl5A 2 FAMOUS Castle Gate Peerless stove 4 Whether single or married If you No 160— 1932 Ford Sedan new mo-Was $13450 Now $9950 a c auu cAAiyAuycu tor ana paint titu tiuuiu lump $645 nut $625 del Ph 3375 a smaju amount montniyMjj 206 A— 1928 Dodge LIBERAL TRADE-I- N ALLOWANCE repay cood 463 Coupe terday morning we can take care of you runnins order slOO Page and his wife told officers COALVILLE COAL CO—Domestic Come in— Write—or 'Phone 180—1933 No Chevrolet Long Wheel- they heard the crashing of glass £tove $625 nut $600 del Tel 3375 oase Dual Truck A- -l OGDEN GAS CO 464 PERSONAL FINANCE Co ! - From Personal Finance Co 2 FOR Browing Chevrolet Co OFFERS THESE FINE USED CARS' or Isss MOW COAL AND WOOD MACK COAL CO Stove lump $645 jnui iwxz aenverecv Fnone 538 957 FOR SALE AUTOS ET S3( & SONS 11 IVi a rug maitress or rurniture we clean and repair it Ph 132a 485 E J HAMPTON CO— Rugs furnl ture cleaned upholstered and slip covers Phone 2911 3042 VAN KAMFEJN fcL f - MONEY TO LOAN CARPET CLEANING Trespassing and Turk It appeared unexpectedly just before the house adjourned shortly after noon It differs in many details with other measures so far Flowers Are Messengers of Love I presented f We Telegraph Flowers WAY TO TJTJY LIQUOR ARTISTIC FLORAL "The philosophy back of this bill 2454 wash Ave Phone 611 ' is that it provides the way the peo- ' 265 want to buy liquor—not the AND THE FLOWERS C'e the legislature wants them to ARE FURNISHED 3 Y KLENKE FLORAL uuy it" Thornburg explained "It provides for the licensing of Z9o5 Washington Ave Phone 1240 102 private vendors with consideration for the varying wishes of citizens Floral Co according to the locality in which 2277Ogden CityAve Phone 2686 Wasnington reside they 826 "It creates five districts— Twin OUMKE 1600 FLORAL Grant Ave Lewiston Boise Pocatello Falls flowers olants funeral flowers and Coeur D'Alene The districts Cut 125 tjp- — of which these cities would be Chrnf headquarters embody citizens with Halts "Double widely divergent ideas of liquor control "The legislature - is confronted Films Move (D-Boi- — mi IN DEATH CASE Funeral services for Kenneth W ld son of McEntire Horace and Ethel Hammon McEn tuc wcic uuu vvouiicsuajr utciuuuu in the L D S Seventh ward chapel with Bishop Albert E Reed offi dating and Counselor J C Miller conducting Those on the musical program were Gene Brian Mrs Stanley Jones Fuscia Jones Artie Blakeley Anna Brian M R Koldewyn and Dena Schouten Invocation was of fered by Cornelius V' nder Does and benediction was pronounced by Merrill W Bird The speakers were Bishop A E Reed W A Koldewyn Henry Mc Entire and Amasa Hammon Cousins and little friends were pallbearers and the flowers were taken in charge by the Relief society assisted by little girl friends Interment was made in the Og- den city cemetery The grave was dedicated by uncle of the little boy Commissioner W R McEntire eight-year-o- Action Comes After Heated Debate House Acts On Water Bill' THE OGDEN STAN DARDEXAM1NER GROCER FREED ! ADOR PROGRAM (R-Boi- 31 1935 ' |
