Show THE OGDEN TUESDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 19 1935 Setting Up Exercise OIIOLIDAY WILL GIVE VACATION BABSON LIKES Is Done Sitting Down OF THREE DAYS "V sen Associate Editor : (X ' is Washington's birthday for all Ogden High school This gives three long £ which to recuperate and enjoy a much desired vacation Some students wish! to journey out ofi the city others intend to make up for lost time At any rate the three days Friday Saturday and Sunday will be welt spent Three cheers for Washington America's Three greatest! man cheers for Friday the student's va I cation day W 'ACX T : ATTENTION Following is a list of very import ant school activities that will occur in the very near future: 1 Smokeless smker February 20 in Ogden High school gymnasium between Ogden and Weber - 2 Basketball game between Ogden High and Bear River at Bear ' i 4 Rendition of school opera on By ALICIA HART March 7 We advise all students to support NEA Service- - Staff Writer the above events They are worthy Right In! the category with cf yoyr support jbeauty aids that cost nothing is GIRL PREFERS Utah pn the first semester's work of freshmen students from ' Ogden High in that institution shows that Gwen Stranquist and Beverly Brown have made the best records- Gwen has 114 hours A grade six and two thirds' hours B grade Beverly has 7 hours A grade and ten and two thirds hours B grade We congratulate these students on -- - their splendid records INVITATION student © dentThe'andprincipal presi senior class president have body received an invitation to be guests or the university Tuesday March 26 Need we say the invitation has been accepted? Hardly OGDEN DROPS CUP Last Thursday and Friday some of our most brilliant students were away from school the reason beine the state debates Ah yes Dear old ut±i5 cud have some entrants To be exact five teams went" into the tournament teams made up of Paul Packer Stratford Smith Conrad Smith Larry Evans Don Dee Olson Wayne Bundy ? Howard Coray Pat QuiiuV Lola Woodbury and Verna Forbes Even with such an array of talent Ogden couldn't bring tfiat little cup home to make last year's The main reason— the cup twins i South High school III the fourth round Lola and Verna and Don Dee and Wayne were eliminated the last mentioned team through the agency of the said South High team In the - next i round Saturday Howard and Pat were finished but had good company in the team of Conrad and Larry Strat and Paul still went ahead" making it six straight for them by defeating ajstrong Morgan team This made them the only undefeated team but then came disaster They dropped two close ones to Provo and South and Ogden's l?st hope was gone However they HeJ Parents Die Without Knowing Fate of a particularly easy-to-d- o Jac Auer health exercise It stimuZ Child lates sluggish circulation entourages the liver:to do its work WABASH Ind — (UP) — The rejproperly 'thereby v eliminating cent death of Camilus Bondy 80 yellowish sallow tones in the last chief of the Miami Indians rejskin and l?eeps the body supple called the strange story of his It won't make you lose many grandmother Frances Slocum it pounds but like swimming famed "White Rose" of the Miami will equalize your weight I When you get up in the morn- tribej In 1777 six year old Trances Sloing drink two full glasses of cum was carried away from her water Then do this exer- Quaker parents in Wilkesbarre Pa cise:ajtribe of Indians Her parents Sit on the floor with back by died learning the fate of Straieht and leers snrenri wirtp their without daughter apart Now? without bending your Sixty years later while visiting knees stretch forward as far as the Miami Indians in the northern you can making fingertips touch half bf Indiana George W Ewing ine noor Deyona your feet Hold unitea states agent met "White the position three seconds and Rose?' wife of the T? then Sit unrierhf of the tribe Ewing discovchieftain ten times ered jthat she was a white woman Plain sirrinlft hpnriincr PYprHcec born tof Quaker parents encourage the digestive organs to He learned that "White nrun" work efficiently too stand prpt knew of her family except nothing With the right arm stretched that they once lived on the Susabove your mead Then bend toquehanna river He published a ward the left as far as you can request for in a Lankeeping your head back Reverse caster Pa information newsDaDer After twn holdins: the left hand im and was notice the yearsj delay brought rio-hbendine doWn toward thp to the of attention Isaac Don't repeat more than ten times who identified "White Rose"Slocum as his the first day long lost sister - luke-fvar- m I Sha-par-can-n- ah np-ni- 1 Detective Shoots 'Giant! In Fake Head J KANSAS ' CITY Mn: Pph io CUP) — The Bahamas (UP) — An colored man who 19The Feb ten-thir- ty o'clock Invitations have been sent to 500 including Governor Henry H Blood Hamilton Gardner and Adjutant General W G Williams of Salt Lake City The ball is strictly formal to guardsmen and semi-fo- r mal to their civilian guests Captain Ernest Freeman is gen eral chairman assisted by the fol lowing committees: Publicity First Sergeant Glen H Valentine chair man Sergeant Leland Ii Nelson Decorations Sergeant H Parley Smith chairman Corporal Lor in Tingey Private Howard Nelson in vitations Second Lieutenant Reyn old Johnson chairman Sergeant Forrest Kelly Corporal Victor Nel son checking room Lieutenant J Wesley Horsley chairman Sergeant John Johnson Corporal Ronald Tingey military police Sergeant Karl Josephson chairman Corpor al Ray Korth Corporal Wendell Kotter Corporal Glenn Jensen — Col : drives Country 85- guests to the Bahamas club in his ohrse drawn hack has started a "Be Kind to the Horses" crusade here George Washington Nicodemus is his name and he's proud of his American appellation even though he is a British subject Nicodemus has a horse named "Pansy" who is getting along in years Nicodemus doesn't believe the horses should bs4 whipped f or fc"you know sah! many of us colored folk 'kin only afford eight quarts of feed a day an' most these 'hosses' ' t should have ten'" So Nicodemus uses a new type of 'nag starter In his own words "Yassuh boss I'se against whip-pi- n' so I uses 'Sons o Guns" those little f irecracka'' things you all grind unaer your heels fin the fourth of July Ah jes scratches a 'Son o' Gun on my sole and Pansy gits scaired and trots right along" If Nicodemus is successful in his crusade and other hack drivers CITY " Battery Inspected By Three Officers GARLAND Feb 19 — Semi-annu- al inspection was held for headquar ters Battery jfirst Dauanon oi the Utah national guard here Monday night Young Killer Sane Hell- ? -- old ! : s me I n w0 ' f : k : FREE PRAKING I " OARAGE fork of Phone 3G2 5'nAT 19— (AP)— M Rosen- After three burglaries berg manager of an automobile ac- -- —- ' OLYMPIA Wash Feb 19— (AP) Gov Victor A Meyers escorted his mother to the rostrum of the Washington state senate over which he presides He seated his mother beside him and turned to the jmembers "As the next to the youngest of — Lieut sixteen children? said he "I wouldn't be here today if my parents had known anything about what we were discussing last week— the birth' control bill" —— — TH j and -- ident" "It is all in paying attention to what you are doing You can't argue with your wife or look at the scenery- while' driving an - - CLEVELAND (UP) — A compe- tent warden for the Ohio stnfo peni tentiary at Columbus cannot be found in Ohio bplievp Prnf Charles E Gehlke of the school of appnea social sciences of Western Reserve university here nationally known expert in orison administra tion Prof Gehlke referred to th TI05- sibility of permanent suspension' of waraen treston E Thomas now r under sTisnprision UUUi 111 of his administration of vestigation me prison rror uehike said penologists generally with whom he had communicated believed if Thomas was suDDlantri it honirf be by "someone selected from the nation at large 30-d- av If rim-in- a- - £- ' - i markv Ohio Warden Not Available In State : 1 : - ) The distillers here are reluctant to erive any figures to suDDort thfir Is " $235 - - i j a profit in it 1914 RECORD The distillers also tv tVif —wvw rlaim WAw vw depressed state of the industry mo vents them from resuming the big annual trad£ of and pre-w- ar days--th- e United Kingdom snipped (just over a million gallons or whisky to the United States in i ' — W pre-Drohiblt- Blind Student Types Way Through School EAST PALESTINE O (TTP) — Vance C Stuller 26 totally blind since eight was among those sworn into the Ohio bar recently by Chief Justice Carl V Weveandt of the state supreme court Stuller took his law work at Ohio State university studied previously at Capitol university Columbus and the Ohio State school for the blind Though he knows Braille he went tnrougn Capitol andjOhio State by having students read to him He earned part of his way through school typing for students who have their eyesight' ' ' ' r 1914 - " They point out that only 40 or 50 distilleries are ODeratine in Scot land now compared with 133 before me war The plight of the barley growersi particularly the Scottish ones is extreme :: The reason for it all is the particularly heavy duty of $18 on every proof i gallon comDared with 4375 before the war The' trade for several vears hajt petitioned the government to re duce the tax Once again they are pressing lor some relief in Neville Chamberlain's 1935 budget At the moment it seems possible that Chamberlain will make a cuf If he dees the trade will begin to boom Scores of distillers will re- ft Highest Quality 151 In Suite Tapestry Figured Sals Price Simple in design and built for Jots of S i - L ii-- i:i i I s? 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Use Your X?rC Green Stamps as a Down Payment v1 u - - : ! Sale Price - j ' 4 1 : - v pen suite of suede mohair built' for comfort too as you can see by the the generous size of the pieces broad arms and high back - Regular - claims of decreased exports In 1932 they shipped practically noth ing in 1933 they sold 328279 gallons Their 1934 sales will not be known until of ficial figures are available possibly in Fehnmrv There is little doubt that- - they Will oe up The distillers explain that the " 1933 figures really were considerably higher due to unofficial imports! They themselves of coursfi had nothine to do with them hut as they point out there was noth ing to stop a private individual buying laree auantities of liauor and bootlegging it into the United States Even with a home duty oti about $18 on every proof gallon there was open I More whisky will flow across TONS OF RABBITS KILLED the Atlantic and down American : HERINGTON Kan — (UP) — TJr throats) H D Moser MARRIAGE! LICENSE and Frank Hogan Aircraft in flight may reliably reBRIGHAM CITY Feb 19— A li Atkinson who went to Hoxie Kan cense to wed was issued at eight to hunt rabbits reported they kill- ceive airways weather broadcasts o'clock Saturday night to Carl Love- - ed two and a half tons of the ani- by radiotelephone up to a distance land Corbia and Glenna Rebecca mals in one week on one section of approximately 100 miles from the of land Hurd of Snowville transmitting station Suite Quality Karpen The QUALITY built into this Kar I' '" i " Sausage is sold in these types of containers by retail dealers C Cows are being sold for 60 cents Supreme Sonice 'ure Pork Sausage Mountain ctiii nt nuB iiiiii nee otatc For Regular Storage Patrons of the Supreme Service Garage Ji Feb United States and Canada parts of Africa" LaCrosse asserted "My credentials show ft and they prove I never have had an acc- t -- — Store Safe Unlocked To Save Repair Job Belgium "I have driven in nearly every country in Europe all over the American Orientals in Wilton and Axminster weaves some with colors through to the back At exceptional savings - ©for — Most of them are size 9x12 a few 8x10 Included are "i i - : RU G S dications point to the factiiiat j- uen nign wui again journsy to the ttate basketball finals in Salt Lake : —44 " By II L PERCY United Press Staff Correspondent LONDON (UP)— Parched American throats during 1934 were sooth--e- d by three times as much whisky as they were during the days of : to official prohibition according ' : British r figures ' Yet "distillers' in: Britain America's chief source of supply are grumbling that their exports are down! r Statistics show that ' in October 1934 the latest return available th total imports of whiskv from all countries were' 645098 proof gallons This compares with 320562 proof galloifs in August IMPORTS UP For the ten months ending October' the totals was 3871834 proof gallons against 1404047 proof gal lons for all "spirits including whis ky gin brandy eta in 1933 On a modest average of 380000 proof gallons for each month of 1934 the total for whisky alone top- ped the four ' and' a half million ' of th icam ucuiusc 1UU1 (JUL OA live Teg- uiar piayers are - juniors and - lack the experience needed for consistently fine playing is Indeed a notable one Although the Tigers were a bit slow in getting started it is probaKe they will face the strong Wsbcr High team on the night of March 1 as the only undefeated team-ithe northern di- vision race While it is not our Intention to make the fellows overconfident fof their remaining games ths Nctos wishes to congratulate them cn their fine work this season Continued effort on their parts will result in victory tor tnemselves and honor Coach Kapple and Ogden High ge chauffeur Joseph LaCrosse claims to be the "champion safe' automobile driver of Michigan and per' haps the United States LaCrosse said he has driven 37 years without' an accident" and offers credentials from all over the world In He became claimant to theproof' title on noticing that a Massachusetts man put in similar claims after 35 years of driving without any reported mishaps One of the letters highly praising LaCrosse as a chauffeur is signed by Prince Joseph de Chimay of Clearance - : Wfh-- r non-draina- box" - Has Been In Countries of DISTILLERS Europe Africa And Canada Yet Britishers Grumbling' MT CLEMENS Mich — (UP)— That Their Exports Possessing letters from all parts of Are Down the world recommending him as a FINE FURNITURE AT SALE PRIC E§ - River artr! River- relative of the barrow pits and water holes John Smith of Blue Creek appeared rela tive to road conditions in that lo cality requesting gravel for clav roads Mrs Prlicilla Jensen and Mrs D H Mann representing the Republican' Women's club tmet with the board relative to theVare of aged people in the county N THROATS BOON 33 8-f- Bear? roaa situation prevailing in side to CAMDEN PiiARK? —— semi-fina- ls Q : Psychiatrists Aver Mother Exhibited In Birth Control Row PAWNEE Okla Feb 19— (AP)— Two - all-ti- Mrs Vera Sederholm Mrs Leah Reeder Mrs Eliza Thompson and others met with reference to dis position of $1500 budgeted welfare money in the county They suggested some clinic attention for children on relief rclls Bishop Eph White and Orville Ward of ' Willard met relative tn the dike situation in Willard asking the countv to" nav for nost nf pipe to convey water the incidentals to oe borne by the city of Willard George Beal Oluf Johnson C E Anderson and Lewis Johnson met relative to grading and graveling of a road directly east of the' Bear River High school most of the work to be done in the Malad River ho- ttorn Aaron Porter presented the i : 140-year-- BRIGHAM CITY Feb 19— Coun- ty Commissioners George Abbott John Adams and Joseph I Dewey met Monday at the courthouse Major Ruel Eskelsen Lewis Jones and First Lieutenant the safe: C O Roskelly made the "Burglars please note: in the future our store safe will be unlocked at night so you may have ready access without damaging the strong Freen Paul Revere Cornerstone REQUEST SERVICE cessory shop decided maybe it would be cheaper to help the thieves Each time the repairs necessary were so CaDtain costly he placed this note on top of adopt his idea winter sojourners at the British colonial will soon believe that every day is Fourth of psychiatrists testified today July in Nassau Phil Kennamer was sane knew right from wrong when he killed John F GorreU Jr last ThanksgivIs ?a fashionable Tulsa residence in ing district inSlscum and to tried Ewing Admission "In my opinion" testified Dr G duce the woman to return to civWilse- - Robinson Sr of Kansas City ilization but she refused remainBOSTON "(UP)Ha billboard out- f'he was sane was rational arid he ing in the Indian villasre where she died a few years later side of Symphony hall advertised knew right from wrong " a lecture byJchn Ford Bible lecf turer POLLARD LOST TO BROWN The notice read like this: Laid PROVIDENCE R I —(UP) — " 'WHERE IS HELL?' Fritz Pollard Jr son of Brown unAdmission Free" This iversity's immortal halfback "and a — vi— star in his own right has been lost France has BOSTON—- - (UP) —The original vorces in the 50granted 723000 di- to Brown forever Young "Mtz quit years during which college recently after flunking four cost of the Massachulegalv divorce has been permitted subjects It is believed he may play setts state house is officially re- The year 1928 had an high professional football with the Chi corded as $13333333 of 23503 divorces in that country Bears cago Its 'cornerstone was laid by' Paul ' neern was vatv fHcrVi- tejned but eventually he made the three detectives understand there a giant an extra-bione sitting fasthe up alleyway frightening people j Through the darkness the three Officers slipped along toward the spot indicated by the negro ' "Easy boyi he may be tough" counseled Detective Jack SDikert Revere ' i "Look out1 shouted Detective Joe — Donohue: "he's reaching for a gun' The Withwatersrand gold mine in i e got him" yelled Detective South Africa is the' world's largest McDorioueh firlne six tims underground hadreached the miles the last has 4Q00 cityIt The round ended with the cup going to giant six bullets of subterraneanshaf ts streets and the South team Provo was second trough its plaster Darls head was avenues and can accommodate apwith Ogden and Morgan tied - for darted to- the station proximately' 190000 workers third Although we could not take home the debating tmp we' had better luck i in 'oratory That gallant Swede Blaine Larsen came forth triumphant over all others in "the oratorical contest" giving Ogden a taste of victory Paul Packer was judged second best debater while Strat Smith took fourth wifh first and" third taken by our Sduth friends Thus ended the second annual Weber college debating tourney and although Ogden's teams did not win the cup we can all well be proud of our debaters for they did fine work all the way through — WJ3 ' With the same fighting spirit tha has marked their play this year th Ogden Tigers last wek won thei ' eighth straight basketball enc:rr ter from Box Elder With but t more games on the schedule g BRIGHAM fourth annual military ball sponsored by Battery A 222nd field artillery will be held in the armory Friday February 22 Washington's birthday effects will be used in the decorations A novelty dance number will be introduced during the in termission by a group from Box Elder High school under direction of Miss Venice Carlson The grand march will take place at "Has 'Nag Starter Where KN CLINIC Five Hundred Invited To Desire : Aid For Children Road Matters Come Armory Function In Before Board Brigham' City W" Nicodemus NASSAU f OR MILITARY BALL court will bring about much improved conditions" Babson said "Nothing can stop a sharp and ranid rile in commodity prices The cost cf living will go up along with the prices or cattle sheep farm products and other commodities and generally better times will return "Another bright ray in the decision is the fact it will retkrrl gov ernment spending and wlll'stimulate cash transactions in spite of the fact it will retard long term credit" Government spending will be retarded by placing more monev in circulation and giving more peop'e employment through the increase in demand that will result from the court action he explained Had the decision been reversed he said it would have meant banks would loosen up on loans over lchg term periods year-ol- d DR UING RY AHEMCAN ! ist - t BIDS SENT PHOENIX Ariz Feb 19— (UP) — Roger Babson nationally known toeconomist and day characterized the United States supreme court decision on the new deal geld policy the "most moment-o- ut victory during President Roosevelt's administration" "The decision or the supreme 'G AUTOIST SETS David II Mann 304 West Third North Brigham' City Phone 14 Circulation and Correspondence LIFE OFJDIANS I HIGH RECORDS : Exercise by Jac Auer New York z- ' A report from the University of :J : I 'Movemehts'Make One Lithe Cadet hop of Ogden High Even' Though One Is school February 21 at the'Berthana NotTLean ballroom 0 ' - - j GOLD VERDICT ariti-inflation- OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Emily Merrill Editor Blaine Lar- - 21 BOX ELDER NEWS "Most Momentous Victory For' Administration' He Declares Cheers River February 3 B Is Ogden High School Feels Washington Deserves Friday a holiday students days in STANDARD-EXAMINE- R QC " |