Show SELECTION Intruder Runs From Screams Of Housewife OF JURY BEGUN IN MURDER TRI AL H Mrs I RULING IS DISPLEASING Prosecutor Declares He will " Not Consider Reduced " Charge ' 1 I Selection of a jury of 12 persons ' with one alternate was begun today in Second district court' before Judge Eugene E Pratt to try Jack Ellis "21 and Fred Lund 24 on first degree murder charges iri 'connection with the slaying last July 12 of Residential Patrolman Joseph H Quigley Nineteen prospective jurors an- -' swered the roll-ca- ll when court convened and the entire morning was occupied- with questioning by the court and by Defence Attorneys WV L Skanchy for Lund and Royal J Douglas for: Ellis of the 12 seated in the box The court session started promptly at ten a in but the crowd of nearly 100 in the small court room had to wait ten minutes for the appearance of the defendants deputy sheriffs explaining that the men were slow in preparing themselves for 'the trip to the courtroom from the county jail below They were handcuffed to deputies when they (entered and took seats beside their counrel apparently unconcerned REJECTS COMPROMISE Before court convened District Attorney Wade M Johnson representing" the state' said that ion the basis of facts before him he would net consider a reduced charge ' - - 1 v : i " against either of the defendants Shortly before the noon recess another venire of 20 names was drawn and ordered to appear In court at twop m It was believed a jury would be selected by tonight or -- of Seager UNIT VIEWS ON 732 Twenty-sevent- h Would Acquaint Owners of rroperty With Discount Proposition Representatives of :the Ogden city and Weber county commissioners and the city and county boards of son coming in education were to confer in Salt She got out of bed and started Lake City tbday with the state tax for the door in the dark but just commission front-rooalong with representaas she entered the the: door opened and a strange man tives of other counties of the state inside When she regarding methods of improving tax stepped screamed the man fled hurriedly f collections ine tax commission wishes to had denied separate gain the sentiment f the various previously trials ' taxing units off the state regarding Questioning bv the court and thf conduct of- a campaign to acquaint defense attorney brought out that the taxpayers iwithf the new law none of the 12 prospective jurors in passed by the last legislature relathe box objected to the death pen- tive of waiving of interest and alty as punishment upon conviction peuaiues on taxes delinquent since i of first degree murder and that 1928 The legislature decreed that all of none considered life imprisonment too severe for conviction of first or me penalties and all but two per cent of the eight per cent interest second degree murder WOUld be waived on rip1inmmt t0v FORMER POLICE CHIEF if the levies werp rvtirf Hv Vio One of the 12 Charles E "Michaels vi ioo xnereaiter the full penalof Ogrden was excused for cause ties and all Of thf nrMilH k infpr:t after he said he had formed an charged and property delinquent in opinion on the basis of the appearKaAt to irom J931 inclusive ance of the defendants would go tojaw deed permitting it tai The other eleven remained in the w ju uy uie taxing units box with Curtis Allison former Og- d en chief of police yet to be questioned when court recessed at noon The others in the" box were C E Reunion of British Maple of Ogden John R Morris of Marriott Thomas M Jdnes Jr of Hooper Martinus Barton of Wilson Ezra Wayment of Warren rFlovd for all forBowman of Ogden Charles o: mer L D S reunion British missionaries Wheat former police chauffeur of and members will beheld Saturdav Ogden Mrs Nellie Welch of Os- - evening in the Val den John W Combe of Burch 1477 Creek and Peter Ernstrom of Ogden at Gilmore drivem Salt Lake City" p j The remainder of the first venire An excellent j proconsisted of George Berglund Wil gram will be and unusual followed given by liam Parker William A Taylor dancing Everyone is incordially Mary Harrison Bennett M Ander- vited to attend-- All missionaries son William Stowe John Q Critch-lo- wno nave been to since and William J Blackburn all 1839 are requested to?England be there of " m i ' i - MissionS Semi-annu- imic-iuie- i! al en w Ogden JUMPS INTO CAR was allegedly killed when Quigley early tomorrow he purportedly caught two men atBefore questioning of jurors betempting to steal gasoline from a gan Mr Douglas took exception to car street a ruling of Judge Pratt 'that the near parked on: Twenty-fift- h avenue Monroe He' lumoed in state and the defense each would to the rumble seat of car the and 10 have peremptory challenges with after several shots had been fired the defense being granted! two ad- his body was found on Monroe two ditional for each defendant The blocks north of Twenty-fift- h street court held that the first ten for The defendants are expected to the defense would have to be joint plead challenges Mr Douglas contended that each defendant was entitled to ten chalBrazil has established an experilenges since they I were 'being tried mental Dotatofarm in Minasfxeraes Jointly by order of the court and state and will distribute seed pota not of their own volition The court toes to iarmers self-defen- se f— ! - - FACTORY WILL RECEIVE BEETS OCT LOS ANGELES Oct 4 — (UP) — A "southpaw mill" to cure stutterers has been established by the University of Southern California Prof Eugene Harm speech clinic direc tor disclosed today v As soon as a stutterer can decide which hand he favors the malady begins to disappear Prof Harm ram adding that the "mill"- will turn out ngntnanaers in equal quantity "Science has- found — WV(JVW relationship between handedness wic umui xunciian ana speech" the professor explained "The central nervous system of a stutterer is characterized by a high degree of aniiaateraiity whUe that of a normal person is unilateral in or ganization" The cure consists of determining wiiiuu Xiana tnfi Stilt tpiw shnnlH iavor then applying clinical meas ures to tuild up right or left - — — — xianaeaness WORK BEGUN ON COST FIGURING 1 Season's Run Others Will Start Specifications For Proposed Coliseum Addition Completed I With comnletion of snerifienHnns for the proposed addition to the Ogden coliseum as n wpa nrniot estimates of the cost are now being' to receive the first of the 1935 crop of sugar beets at seven o'clock on the morning of Thursday October 10 J Walter Randall Utah district manager for ' the company announced today vDigging of beets l?y farmers of this area therefore J will probably be begun the day before and the factory will commence operating several days later Mr Randall There are 12 receiving stations or "beet dumps" in the Ogden factory area Mr Randall said the Lewiston Utah factory of the company will receive beets at its stations on the morning of Monday October 7 The Amalgamated company is opfactories this yeat They erating five include -- besides th two Utah f plants in Burley Ida Missoula Mont and Clarksbure Cal The latter factory started its' first run several weeks ago - worKea out J it was said today by E Fieldsted secretnrv of the rvr den livestock Show association Mr Fieldsted said th KnwifiM tions: would be considered within a lew days by the board of trustees ' of the association The new building with a seating capacity of 4000 would be used for most of the stock judging at the show The nresent coliseum ha? Tin accommodations for spectators The judging ring would be 80 by 170 ieet " ed of concrete th i Com fs' Milk Asplrinort50o C Of) i Magnesia Tooth Pastel 2 for iA I I I INS ViiW iiooV Pepsodent I Antiseptic l'M?5 f Squibb's- p-ss- lc 89c KzzJ 59c 25c Baby Brownie p°wier i Oil filC A 1 Pads I r Ibs Bathin? pEpsorn baits I 50c V Nature's ' ' ( Denial Gream 39c Sic 2 'or 35© 43C t-- v : 10: j PI 3 Because they are trim and youthful in appearance — made i to fit the growing figure : j T0PiftT0Es¥vE i - HEAVY RETURNS Many young men past 'the prep school age buy these suits because they like the appearanca and the economy Ideal Weather Resulting In i Great Harvest Apples Being Picked i tomato Many northern Utah growers will pick their entire croo this year under continuance of ideal weather conditions which have al ready resulted in an excellent harvest ' according to agricultural In spection officers here: A bumper crop of apples in Idaho may reduce prices for Utah's croD it was said today Picking of apples has started in Weber county Apples which are not consumed here will be shipped! mostly in rucks to adjacent regions Sizes 3 to 35 1 $1?50 0 ' - A t 1 - :' i I — all with two pairs of trousers — we issue AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY and "redeem i stamps" RUMMAGE SALE Friday and Saturday PAINE & IIUUST BLDG - to J ' - THE FLORSHEIM SHOE Pay a little more expect a lot more at Hi v - - ' 1 X —— V - j j Pond' I Powder 35c Vlcks Vapo-Ru- b 50c Vicks Nose Drops 15c - Cigarettes 2 for 45c i I ! 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Abetter shoe made the better way is always the better buy Floysheimsi aren't built to be shoes on sale in our store-- they're tiuilt to be the lowest-price- d shoes in action on the street! Quality in the shoes makes for economy in the wearing You pay more bythe pair but less by the mile Style comfort longer wear lasting good appearance are all yours in Florsheims the choice of careful spenders cus- pro-portio- 19c 25c that emphatically For these suits were up-to-the-mi- K9C c 24c I ' n If We say designed and tailored by hand with all the ' J Jss Get even mote than you exp ect: 1 -1 29C K Lotion 16 oz $10 Congress Pen Set Russian Mineral Oil 16 oz $100 Marrow Oil Shampoo Milk of Magnesia 16 oz Kubblng Alcohol 16 oz W i 55o I IMT YOU TO TRY OR! t t Alt tliat:$50 can luiu V J I 45c — Kotex Wondersoft' I KS Ot 14 I 1 VV Colgate's 33c 39c lite 10 I! y i f 'TZZ-z- WE Ex-La- x so 75c 23ai li ol I? 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