Show WEDNESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 9 1935 SURVEY FIXES 1920s AS PEAK DRINKING i TllE OGDEN Bug I n Ear of Ethiopian 'BIG' PICTURES Official Launched Career ERA Hoover Attacks Democrats FEW TO EXTRAS Consumption Set tar Below Figure For 1910-1- 4 Repeal j PITTSBURGH Less liguor is being drunk today than oeiore or aurmg prohibition accord I I H I ing to a survey made at the Univer sity of Pittsburgh uata also rjevealeid that rye is ill the east's favorite drink Bourbon the west's while giri is universally popular i nese facts were! set forth by Morris V Rosenbloom student in a term thesis He became so in terested in the survey that he broad eneo its scope andi later had his findings published in! a book entitled 'TThe Liquor Industry" Copies were seni to Roosevelt the governors of all states and to more man 2V0 libraries During the I period between 1910 and 1914 the public consumed an average oi 146 gallons of limm- - n year Rosenbloom's survey revealed arid during prohibition consumption leucnea ioj gauons per person With the advent ofi repeal Rosen-bloo- m safd legal SDiriLs consnrrintion during the first year was only about ou!uuuuuuwu gallons !— less than a halt-gallner canita nut mnh illegal liquor is being consumed he aiso iouna j REVENUE FIGURES wwa-Mw- fe --SiaiiBDespite the government's great expectations as to revenue to be debited" from liquor taxes only $370- - Thrbugh' thousands of miles of trailless jungles and over moun- 000000 was collected the first year lauio isl lum ijcuuuic iia uaveieu norseoacK Dy and muleback to of repeal As much as 6OO000 nno bring medical aid and religious counsel to Sudanese and Ethiopians had been predicted Rosenbloom said Rises mit the missionaries to open churchThe largest contributor of internal Medical Missionary es and schools as well revenue from liquor taxes and li- -! To Exalted Position censes was Pennsylvania he found Back to the states came Dr LamIn Africa with 53243376 New York was sec- bie With him i were three of Haile ond with $52291442 and Illinois Selassie's sons i whom he placed in By NEA Service third with' $50740092 "Muskingum college New Concord A post-wflu epidemic sweDt the O- These royal lads incidentally j Throughout the country total fed- eral state and local taxes take an world and an Ethiopian ruler liter were dubbed Matthew Mark and average of 27 per cent of the retail ally got a bug in his ear! Luke because none of their student whisky price or approximately twice These two unrelated incidents friends could pronounce their names as much as beforel enabled a young Pittsburgh medi With $50000 contributed bv W Rosenbloom ascertained prohibition cal missionary to launch an Odvs S George Of East Palestine O plus PRICE JUMP sey in a "forgotten' land" that has $10000 and land donated bv the Quoting figures compiled by Prof converted him into an Ethiooian Ras Taf ari Dr Lambie began in Paul Studenskil of New York univer- -' citizen and has made him one of Addis Ababa a $200000 building— i sity Rosenbloom stated that a case Haile Selassie's most valued aides the George Memorial hospital of iwhisky which cost! $1260 before Anwsering'the call of the "KingLaunching his camnaie-- " tn in prohibition now cost $3360 He ex- -j of Kings": Dr Tom Lambie— doc- - culcate in native Ethiopians gome plained that the increased cost was or states conception of proper educator medical care due to higher taxes higher produc- - man missionary and Dr Lambie explorer to extraordinary an ink have began tion costs and other factors left the United for of States recently vast the ' ling :job He estimated a cost of $7 50 to confronting him DINE ON RAW MEAT make barrel store and bottle a Addis Ababa There he will have Witch doctors flourished Thev case oi bonded whisky The govern- - charge of medical work in event of war with Italy and resume the re were likelv to diagnose a nain in i ment- collects $6 boosting the man ufacturers cost to $1350 Remain- - markable career that brought him the abdofnen as one caused by a der of the price may be accounted the title "Livingston of the 20th snake which had crawled down the i throat while the patient was asleep nrafit taken by the various distrib- - Century" Just 28 years ago— In 1907— the i Again the natives were fond utors of to took urge the raw meat pioneer the young phy "Many despite tapeworms whisky men say though that by 1937 with the sician to the Dark continent Dur it gave them At many native feasts overproduction of f Our - year - old ing the n3xt 12 years in the Anslo for instance such niceties of sivil- whisky which we will certainly have Egyptian Sudan Dr Lambie worked ization as knives forks and napkins among the natives were superfluous ifctithat date' priccs may drop to industriously $11- or $12 a case which i A herd of cattle was nenneri n would re-- i and created three mission stations semble the prices of for the United Presbyterian church the gates were Opened and a grouo days" Rosenbloom said of gleeful warriors armed with dag FLU OPENS DOORS JOBS AT 220000 j His work in the Sudan onlv gers and swords rushed in After About a quarter of a million per- summarily' killing the cattle the sons have been given direct em- - Whetted his desire to be of greater voracious natives drank the hot Ployment as a result of prohibition service to the benighted African blood ripped off hunks of raw the neighboring fdrbiddsn flesh and crammed it into their estimated Manufacturing loward of country — —ptui Ethiopia he gazed long- mouths nvuaea ana restau- i are rants ingly futilely If only he could the chief emDIoyers Afterward to ward off the inevit minister to the thousands of souls able Rosenbloom's book traces the ry tapeworm the blacks swallowof the alcoholic beverage in- said to be living there in the black ed copious quantities of kasso a ness of heathenism! of the dustry from bitter powder In 1919 an influenza epidemic same name from the tree of the early Gauls and Teutons to the pres-jen- t! and describes the hard drinks wmcn broke out and raged over the The difficulties he encountered in Ethiopian villages gave him his his capacity as ohvsician were as i lines the battle cnance The only man within-hundredthe evils of against to the obstacles Dr Lam nothing alcoholism of miles who had any knowlbie confronted in his evangelistic edge of how to combat the epidemic In the first place while Lambie was summoned by the program was ut a Coptic Christian na Ethiopia Kill Ras (ruler) of Sayo in western tion one-fift- h about of the inonly were habitants members of the state ±jy long-eared limited" as he church The remainder indulged I in ! affectionately termed his rrmi devil tree and j workship Lambie covered seemingly endless FACES BITTER HARDSHIP Ata9kin? an infuriated miles of trailless jungle lands and which had just struck down andtiger Then in' spreading his missions in- mountains After checking the epijured his two sons Ladurum a na- - demic the country it was nec throughout locally Dr Lambie was count essary for him to cover countless hiUed the st i L$e(L56' th Tlie were returning ed so valuable by the natives that miles of rough 'volcanic terrain of ne remained from work atyouths svmdown to the steaming jungles and swampy One night native Assam when morasses the tiger attacked them and inflict- to Dr Lambie's tent Ra Nado His services in exDlorine Ethi ' ed WOUndS Which rancorf x icniopias leading governor was in opia by the wav were so valu neannjr tneir cries Ladur-JlLl- 1 mortal pain they told him Would able that he was made a Fellow of W handy ne come? the Royal Geographical society At T "r"" a"u rusnea to the res- Z EASES ROYALTY'S PAIN the- - same time he was extending With the furiated At his the Ras' house after another (chain of missions until now to tthe father tKnimh tortuous his credit 16 mission stations and Dr Lambie journey found ff? til KinKy-nairthree ine uirust-wit- h hospitals flourish in the land chieftain with the the piece of neaaacne or 0fl"u wood iuntil the beast was dead' the century The royal incidentally last year he became rs found both father and' sons ear explained the duskv rohi fu a naturalized EthioDian citizen so lying unconscious beside the dead as if a spear were digging its' way that he might have closer contacts tjiger-Awith rulers of the provinces uuui(u me skuu into the brain - three are recovering i With a pair of mprficai tmcr-- Mission work which Dr Lambie : — the American doctor pulled out a began has grown until now there oig oiacif wood-borin- g beetle which are 99 foreign missionaries in the i a snore time might have drilled Jfield But when the present Ethi uuo me Kas- wain Lambie tem opian crisis arose-D- r This distinguished hit left his work to visit Engiif porarily ' saving won for Dr and Mrs Lam- land and the United States in the bie an invitation to the CHARLESTON W Vat Oct 9 j capital city name of humanity to organize hos(UP)—Howard Thurston dean of Addis Ababa to meet pital units and get volunteers and American magicians was recovering the land With the Prince Regent contribution? for medical work in satisfactorily today from a paralytic vuuw emperor Haile Selassie) the me impending war stroke Lambies disnlaved j His I CORN STALKS SHOWV attending physician savid he cal fortitude by struggling "through would be confined to the hosoilal at ROBINSON 111— (UP)— Two big amner which least a week His face and left arm climaxed their stalks of corn the tallest 15 feet 6 mule trek were partly paralyzed inches with the ear 10 feet across me country Thurston had just completed four from the root were exhibited here HOSPITAL PLEA GRANTED by Walter Reynolds Crawford counexhibitions" in a theatre here wfcen After the dinner the rerrrt stricken His daughter Ton farmer ty Dr Lambie what he wihH an assistant carried on the performI in Ethiopia The doctor pleaded for ances j f in opening mis xuyai TEXACO FIRE CHIEF ' 'CE TRAPS FARSIER Lambie's GASOLINE wfSS for °!r(UP- )- atives toryRemembering over the flu epidemic the Ras j Keller 'found him hanging Joseph consented ii Dr Lambie would combustion cham Keeps helpless AWL irom a wire fence bers clean saves money a open a hospital iri Addis Ababa prisoner in a thicket on his own the regent promised he would per J-(- UP)- - W'"c( L i on ? lMfinm-awiiiii- Vii! i I ar - : i ! - i ? i Many v f v ai f Impress "Bit" Actors f HOLLYWOOD — (UP) — "Colossal" pictures to theboys and girls in the extra ranks are few and far between The only flickers that rate superlative distinction among the extras are those that carry large payrolls Such a picture is Rafale Sabatini's "Captain Blood" now being filmed by Warner Brothers A few more like it and unemployment would disappear locally The picture has a cast oil 30 flF ROOSEVELT STIRS GEORGIA Ik P v -- Atlanta Speech Expected To Be Significant For All South ATLANTA - S presi- Springs While Governor has never declared that Talmadge he will or will not enter the state's Democratic y v -- ed A e Chemist Will Works Figures Announced Freeze Bear In New Experiment i 52 : 1 mit j t ' After leaving Ogden he became associated with the American Detective agency and served for several years as special agent for Balti more & Ohio railroad He was a member of the Masonic lodge of j South Bend Ind Mr Syphers was born In Houlton Maine Oct 4 1871 He is survived by his wife Olive Sisterhen Syphers of LigonIerInd one brother Orlo Syphers: four nephews ElmerTom Jack Victor: 'two nieces Mrs Cliff Wyatt Viola Syphers all of Ogden Another brother ' Grant Syphers died five months ago Funeral services will be held in Ligonier Ind and burial will take place there Woman Wifls $100 Pet Parrot : a rally in Atlanta Mayors of cities Georgia are planning to declare holidays on the day that Mr Roosevelt speaks in Atlanta and motorcades from every section of the state will converge on the Georgia capital The biggest v throng to ever crowd Atlanta pected to hear th pfcr at Georgia Tech football field: Dispite his opposition Talmadge says he will officially l President to Georgia Supporters of the president and enemies of the governor nave protested such a move A Talmadee-controlle- d start ecutive Democratic committee sever al montns ago apmted the rov- -' ernor as Georgia national Democratic committeeman renlarino- - th late Maj John Cohen Atlanta pub- usner xne custom in the past has been tO hold a Dresidential nrirarv but it is reported that the committee could name the delegates to the national Democratic without a primary u-p- ' t deep ricK til flavor Those who know their tea know that rich fragrant flavor that comes from just one thing ! toasting -- - r " - ed f 1 u 'M in rEailored Refinement A TXeiv JLoev in JPrice A New Mljiyii f pre-prohibiti- on I -- t:--j I s W'-rf-l his-Uo- beer-brewi- ng IE WdDmSTTIEin) TBI s Man Tiger With Only One Stick ! I rr ! mmr it -- wy fmt'iln? e-- ' V S : 4 ' y - 5 f I - 4 w r tJvihtfhiwniM? tr V tG&X££ ed "TCOTS as if it were made for mei"- -a familiar comment from men trying on Front Row Worsteds They're surprised at the soft easy drape of the cloth— delighted that suits so smart in ap- Vil-age- i i 4-- Magiician Recovering From Severe Stroke j - pearance can he so luxuriously comfortable thii s : f?' io-cuu- rse 38-d- his-hes- ia"" iur - ' ! t i ! It-'- ' ay § y f 4 f f l " Av 4 r f- i - - : j without Cilomel— 'And You'll Jump Out of the Morning Rario' to Co Bd ii Laxatives are only makeshifts A mera bowel movement doesn't (ret at the cause It takes those Rood old Carter' Little Liver Fitls to get these two pounds of bile flowing freely and make you feel "up and up" Harm-leas gentle yet amazm? in making bile flow freely Ask for Carter's Little Liver Pills by uaote Stubbornly refuse anything else 25c i O tSSICMCO : "body" the patterns more richness and variety And — crowning achievement in value— they've Pre-Scho- ol i " - Intermediate Courses' L Junior - Senior i i r GRACE A BRYANT TEACHER OF PIANO ' Studio: 502 Central Building Phone 244S low- ered the price! : The liver should poor out two ponnds of liquid biie into ywir bowels dnilyL If thra bit Is pot flowing: freely your food doesn't dieeet It just decays in the bowels Gas bloats up your stomach Yon iret constipated Your whole system is poisoned and you feel sour sunk and the world looks punk & Marx have given the fabric more weight and ANNOUNCING The Dunning Course of mproved M usic Study ng No wonder Front Row Worsteds are good suits And to make them even better this fall Hart SchafFner nours WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BIL- E- To begin with fine worsted yarns of extra softness! and strength are selected A special method of weaving gives the cloth balance and texture ordi-nari- ly found only in the most expensive fabrics features always associated Finally Bench-Tailori- with clothing of the finest quality are lavished on the construction - on : m l - v- - - 'J i V i '£ Toasted 1 6CL : well-inform- hvJ Srhillinrl Schilling ! - i His open opposition prompted British-IndiDlans tn imnrnv-fGeorgia's congressional delegation condition of' its farmers! to invite President Rnnsevpit fnr n : ice-bo- J Word has been? received here of the death of Al R Syphers 63 In Ugonier Ind? October- 7 He lived in Ogden several years engaged in the contracting business presidential preferential primary To next year he has become an outDogs standing critic of the president by his speeches in the middle west KANSAS CITY MoOc£ 9 — east and south (UP) — Pons Tesste and' Pnllv hsrf In numerous speeches recently $100 each today for bones crackers Talmadge has referred to Mr Roose- and whatever else two dogs and a velt's renomination as a "calamity" parrot might need to the party and the country He They were the nets of MrsTAr has denounced agricultural v aiton whose will and reprovided them lief policies of the administration as' retarding the country' i to-th- - —(UP)— home-comin- several weeks hence The jobs created in other der A i V : partments are numerous Some Idea may be had however from the background necessary Three full-siz- Here Is Herbert Hoover "delivering the principal pirate sloops were built and WeterSepuJ3lican convention in Oakland Cal f HoovIr at thp a completely equipped with sails rigdenunciation of administraticn policies Shown next former president is Mark Requa veteran ging cannon and ornately carved G O P leader interiors Some twenty smaller ves(Associated Press Photo) sels were added to complete the "fleet" In addition a waterfront several Utah-Idah- o blocks long was erected as an exact Port Royal Jamaica (1600 replicaof A D) This background gave : employment to several hundred art— a isans for more than three weeks WASHINGTON Oct 9— (AP)— Caterers did a booming business Relief officials hope to terminate while the company was working! on the activities of the relief admin location at the old Vitagraoh studio istration during November In conat Laguna Beach and Balboa Crew nection with the announcement' it HOLLYWOOD — 9 Calif Oct and extras devoured sonnn mirUrinv was revealed by the works progress Dr meais auring their stay (UP)— Ralph S Willard young administration that orojects have i Russian resurrectionist prepared to- been fixed at $1140 its 000000 day to tackle a grizzly bear in a Of this sum President Roosevelt To j new x tilt with has allotted $909077211 and Compdeath Dr Willard a research chemist troller General J R McCarl has set scientists talking this summer approved $586889956 The list of state quotas showed when he claimed to have frozsn to as $3240000 of vChich Idaho's death and resuscitated Jekal a small MEMPHIS Tenn Oct n mp'i has been allotted and $771-09- 2 Mrs Minnie Bunnj court officer an- Rhesus monkey has been cleared by the compHe explained that he chose a nounced today that she had advised an unnamed negro woman to leave bear for his latest experiment be- troller general Jobs created in the cause the animal is accustomed to state as reported last week by the her husband at least for a while WPA numbered 364 My husband done set a timp fnr hibernate the winter and is chem' Utah's quota is $5550000 of killin' me" the woman told her "He ically more susceptible to being Which $3 583886 has been allotted frozen wid a razor stiff sleeps under his pillow and $953543 has been cleared A and ahfsleens with a hammer unripr Willard will leave at the end of total of 639 new jobs were reported mine He don't sleep very good and this month for a secluded labora- from the Btate an uon i sleep at all" tory the location of which he reMrs Bunn said she helipvprt fused to divulge although he said Spain has banned the sale of would be best for all concerned if the expsriment would be observed lead except by governmental per' tney lived apart by "suitable witnesses" Woman Advised Leave Armed Mate -- i j -- Ga dent Roosevelt is expected to test his political strength in Georgia his "second home" against Gov Eugene Talmadge bitterest new deal opponent in the Democratic party ' In what is expected to be the opening of Mr Roosevelt's southern campaign for renomination I the president will address thousands here in November when a mamg moth celebration is accorded rum as he makes his annual Thanksgiving trip to Warm principals 50 bit 'players and at last 40000 extras according to studio statistics True most o the extras work only a few days iat a stretch but others will have a steady income until the picture is finished 63 SUCCUMBS - ( AL R SYPHERS ME-COMIM- G' 7T Th ose That Carry Payrolls ror ! 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