Show THE OGDEN STAN 10 i - - - 1 I Boy Star Faces Custody Battle BUY FLOWER AS 'Y 7 7 1 j lti rf 4k 1 The comradeship which long has existed between Hollywood's Miss famed boy star Freddie Bartholomew and his guardian-auMillicent Bartholomew as revealed in this intimate studio lunch scene was threatened by reports that the lad's parents in England forgotten! heroes We' as citizens may move to regain his custody Miss Batholomew has announced grateful for their past services must she will seek permanent custody of Freddie 11 for whom she has ' not and cn not permit our nation cared since he was 3 to I -- benefits hospitalization medical treatment and compensation for the wartime disabled veterans of the World war limited m what it can do by the laws which have been enapted by the congress and by the precedents and regulations which have been established under such lawv It cannot properly prosecute a cljaim against itself while at the samp time acting as judge and de fondant-"Rltthe same effective- ness as might be expected from an independent organization Such an organization is the Disabled Ameri can (Veterans of the World War a congessionally chartered spokes manf of by and for the wartime disabled commonly called the D A V The D A Y concentrates all of its resources and energies to pro tect fand advance the interest of the wartime disabled leaving to others the solution of other pressing problems It assists disabled veter ans technically and legally to prove theirj equitable claim for service con nection and compensation for their war incurred disabilities arid by Its renapmtanon service helps to transfer tfie burden of their care from this Community to the federal gov ernment where It rightfully belongs HELPFUL EFFORTS ±uv u a v nas been preeminently successful in this most worthy rehabilitation service in ad- extending emergency re- ditionbioj lief finding employment and ren- derihg many incidental types of valu- ame social service to their leiw for- tunate buddies "Every citizen realizes or should realize ine worthiness of jthe ac- compiisnments and objective of our organization and will Saturday I 11Ugenerously to our plea fpuua to wejar ot a forget-me-nand re- memoer tneir wartime promises and the sacrifices made by these boys m-iaana 1918 "Many of : our good Hti in many rnSJrL and at)PearillS some newspapers magazines led to believe that every- — -- v vlf Tyi ot -- com-munitya- nd FALSE TEETH Stay Put" Says Dm ernrio Witfi- mr mm -- t- - -i rtrfaiiw T tXiSCe I had black-and-t- an st self-chos- en ' spick-and-sp- an — ""'u JZ" " As Knoi jxk-- - k- rlc : naa guessed aavance that his hu ? vu a xnp or some uc kind And he boarded th t w tni oxicau ujl xmem ror "the "two hunxired-m- ii ii - tu l Tnieu citement- and at - tir I Ttrc Turchiri - mo- - uain iio aned far L?e rarest open window of xie naa tram nrrvor wt iLirrn lAua "aa f mnAri X1C "tcrine D w SOLDIERS MOURN e and took him back to England one thln to teach a iBufcitils trick to a dog and it is quite another thing to "unteach" it The poodle had learned to smear on every pair of polished boots mud came within his line of vision that He had been praised and patted and fed for doing it So after he arrived at his new master's home in London he kept up his practice of spattering water and mud on all clean boots he encountered j CAUSES TROUBLE This caused so much trouble and made so many enemies for his British owner that the dog was shipped back to the Parts bootblack aiers mourned his loss with instructions to let him carry for th i°vea him k ant relief pywri it Bu an lmport-fi- onhis chosen In a place ?e 7"T" nnvu halted whii C w ' vJ"w'' Piles G o Quick BANISH Without or Thousands sufferers from itch or protruding BODY ODOR relief learned that can lit " Salves Cutting- - of ing Dieecung have piles miirir anH be accomplished with an internal medicine This HEW 7av or30r is such a delicate sub-fc- ii to tackle it with t iay "to the uiuuuciuun possibility-o- f giving offenS in this way and gaining a rebuta- iu "P6:""??: fastidious about w017 S' - Neither salves iiur tuning remove the cause itBad circulation of the blood in wie lower oowel causes niips Th veins are naDby the bowel walls weak— the parts lifeless To end irues an internal mi r no ?iahM uk ujjea 10 stimulate 'trm rirriiiaHwiu icoiuie me aiieccea parts Dr J S Leonharrff xvat tha rf to discover a real internal Pile rem- D il?e called his Prescription and nrescribprt it fnr tireds of patients with a marvelous icuuru oi success and then decided every Pile sufferer should ho ahi get:HEM-ROItablets from their own druggist with a rigid money back guarantee So - HEM-KUI- D 1 day lcri " Accent-onl- v ir- - fAti PAcs-riTB-rT- T why waste time remedies ux t u vtt yieaant perspiration odors by tiori when Schramm-Johnso- n Drugs secre- - and Pay Less t"v "jujf i iwiia wmcn i'"':v-Drag store says "No causa tnem tt"" matter what kind of you oili T one bottle of inf-ROTi- Piles S ow Vn utSet rid of or anv other Yo you the safe clPan Z Rrnr w V rM'£hLiUZ £LUrP your Pile mtonr wV MM1v4 A M Vtr t mAnotr "--- :r ri"1"0"3i"! u2 - :good cirug store w FROM CANAD VICTORIA B O Oct 17— (AP) — John N Garner - iTACOMA Wash Oct 17— (AP)— WASHINGTON Oct 17— (AP)— TSit The historic Hotel Tacoma valued The treasury has almost $400000000 at $3000$) was destroyed by fire to hand out to ready who anyone this morning four persons being overcome by smoke presents the proper papers but Mrs Edith Owens a guest was many millions of it have gone begV carried from the building in an un- ging for years f I conscious condition and taken to J The is money for the Tacoma general hospital Lieut C Smiley Lieut Stewart payment to those holding treasury which have matured and Lemm and Driver G J Letterman obligations on which no interest is being paid of the fire department were over- Its use is saving the government come while fighting flames The hotel built during the roar- thousands of dollars in interest MUCH DUE FOR BONDS ing railroad boom days of the early A large part of the fund probably eighties was designed by one of America's most celebrated archi- wui oe paia out during the next tects Stanford White who later was few weeks to holders of the recently shot by Harry K Thaw in one of called fourth Liberty loan bonds but treasury officials expect several the nation's most notorious cases 4 w — Fire broke out about 6:15 this millions never will be called for More is than $6000000 on payable in the cabinet shop in the securities that reached morning north end of the basement maturity 18 Within ten minutes flames had to 100 years ago Most of it offiX cials said probably neyer will be spread throughout the north wing demanded because the certificates of of the building and in less than half an hour blazes were roaring ownership have been lost stolen or destroyed th"ugh the entire structure About $5000000 more is held The Tacoma hotel was opened in long matured Liberty loan Tight curls make an interesting evening hairdress against 1884 Its completion was one When combed of the bonds other Some of but they are appropriate as well as easy to manage for events in the early history of it has been than fourths big daytime ' waiting since 1922 the city wear About $250000000 of the fourth — The interior of the hotel was Liberties were not for exchanged modernized and renovated in 1925 other securities in the recent refi- Arranged For Evening It Idaho but its exterior remains Stan nancing and are redeemable May Looks Good During in ford White designed it cash said Officials inrecords past —— — Afternoon dicate that probably about $1000-00- 0 Dispute worth of these bonds will never T ALICIA HART be redeemed Tries Out BOISE Idaho Oct 17— (AP)— NEA Service Staff Writer When end if some of Idaho's duck LATEST REFUNDING This season the smart young hunters return the opening day of Then Goes To Woods Even before this latest refunding business woman who wants to look the season with their bag limit they operation however the treasury like a glamorous silken creature in may have to attribute at least part SUPERIOR Wis Oct 17— (AP) held $145000000 of such the evening and still stay within of their success to phonograph rec—A large crowd turned out but money kept beauty budget can have an exot- ords at a respectful distance to watch" Officials said that though the her ic formal coiffure which when Records reproducing the quack of a visiting black bear described as bulk of the $6000000 in securities combed out looks as well the equally weighing 250 pounds It first was which matured prior to the world next day in the office After all the mallard the teal and the went on ale here noticed dozing in a crotch of a large war never will be redeemed every she seldom can afford more than day for $5 apiece and todayyestertree After about an hour Mr Bear once in a while some one comes in one visit n week to the many beauty shop hunters are equipped with the ardescended from the perch ambled ar with one of these bonds which has and the hairdresser who undertificial noisemakers and few blocks away land tried another been discovered hidden away in an stands how for waves to make curls the season opening Octoberready 21 too or attic it to failed satisNo matter and swirls that are Apparently family chest flattering The legality of the use of such fy for without a backward glance how old It may be the treasury al- whether loose or tight is the one for means of decoying the game howthe bear finally disappeared slowly ways has similar certificates with her ever 4s questionable end T B Murinto the dense woods which it may be compared for idenTo go with a dramatic Renais- ray Idaho agent for the United tification purposes sance gown short hair can be States biological declared swirled across the back of the head that the sounds survey produced by the andi parted rather low on the right records may be classed as "live" deNobody side This side may be arranged in coys and result in the arrest of the $1000 three or four rather doughnut-shape- d person using them i Receiver curls The left will not are show who Hunters residents of Is Called several must a Idaho have $10 WAUKEG AN 111 Oct 17— CUP) With this type there is no need license Resident licenses are $2 — Receiver Melvin B Ericson of the HOLLYWOOD Oct 17 — (UP) — for finger waves Hie top can be In addition all licenses must have Waukegan National bank has When an actor makes $1000 a week finished with one or two curls to a $1 federal duck stamp on them that nobody seems to want or more that's art a district court — —— — — match the sides Next day the hair " He has asked the circuit court to of appeals ruling held can be combed manin the usual rule on disposition " of the money The decision which s confirmed ner and the curls back inwhich represents unclaimed deposits suspicions of many less well remun- to place Later inbrushed Escapes the week in the defunct Security State bank erated upset a superior Court rul- fluffiness where curls used to bemere atWith Nose ing that the efforts of Warren tractive cambefore movie Universal With Greek where it would earn money and not gowns halo braids are ' eras made him a "laborer" suitable for business especially SALT LAKE CITY Oct 17— (AP) profanity A dispute between the studio and women You can — John J Bar? of this city driving hair your up pile said to be In the $1000- a ward the back and wrap the his automobile over a grade crossing This is the story of a big female Hymer week class was carried to superior braid frpm around your head just for northwest of the city' tangled with terrier Patch by name owned by court which ruled it was subject the If hairdresser ar- a Union Pacific freight train your night Benjamin Patterson a farmer of to arbitration on the ground that a hahGrecian ranges The freight demolished Earr's style without in Burnhope England was a laborer i Hymer the halo braid ask wave to him the Patch had a litter of cross breed machine and was somewhat batThe studio appealed however and of your hair as carefully as tered itself But Barr Was treated puppies All of them died the day the higher court refused to class the back he does the front and sides Then at the emergency they were born Patch was heart- actor with the toiling masses hospital— for when comb your hair down in- scratches on his nose "Otherwise broken miserable he He's a "white collar artist" the stead you utterly lonety of up for work the next day escaped r Instead of sulking in her kennel decision averred Injury it won't appear to be something left she wandered forth in search of — over from the party the night besome foster child to take the place fore (Automobile skidding and its remeof her dead babies Mails Remember of course that the dies will be discussed at the next asBan LAST SURVIVOR tonics you use at home and the sembly of the British Association for amount of brushing you do always the Advancement ' of ' Science In the first five minutes of her Is Moss in Unless Used are important whether you visit a London quest she discovered a baby pig — salon once a week or several times the last survivor of its litter WASHINGTON Oct 17— (AP) — more than that You simply can't The ' tiny porker's mother was postoffice department will expect a coiffure expert to be able much larger than Patch But that The no brook to do his best with unhealthy hair made no difference to the lonely cruelty to baby turtles Best treated Postmasters were instructed today that is stringy dull and terrier So Patch thrashed and lifeless Do without to not' "dosing" for "accept mailing baby your part and hisWork will please drove away the squealing sow and enclosed a turtles in pastesimply a carried the little piglet back to her you good deal more board box" — own broodnest VAPoRua They must be packed in a "damp Moles use a swimming stroke' in There she nursed it and brought moss-like substance enclosed in burrowing through the earth it up as her own When the pig was weaned it would not desert its strong wooden boxes' and there foster mother All around the many must be "proper ventilation" acres of the Patterson farm the shoat followed Patch until it was DEER HUNTERS fullgrown and even later" Be sure to vote your absentee Neighbors were treated daily to ballot before yon go hunting Obthe spectacle of a large young hog tain ballot and vote at City and a large old terrier about Recorder's Office in loving comradeship trotting D Shupe Geo (Copyright 1935 McNaught Political Advertisement) (Paid - : Tree of the United States en route to the Philippines with a party of congressional leaders left behind him today assurances of "love and affection" betweengenuine his country and Canada The vice president who sailed last night aboard the liner President Grant told British Columbians "this particular section of the world is safe" so long as the peoples of the two countries understand each other In making the remarks when the party of44S senators congressmen and United States officials was en- tertained here last night Garner commented his statements were "his own" Tie talked eight and one-ha-lf minutes which his colleagues con- dFed a lenStny speech for him The President Grant was delayed of an hour before three-quarte- - rs u-V- WVWVJ Jl£LL& J j I j i ' i — C Gamer and the others are going to Manila to attend the inauguration of Manuel Quezon as first president of the new Philippine commonwealth November 15 They will visit and China Japan en route Vice-preside- nt Rivers flow from the seacoast ward the interior in Australia to- snip l ear-mark- niO GRANDE ed Package or carload there's an economical freigh't service" for your shipment It will arrive on time in good can-vasba- ck Bank nt vice-preside- - Encounter Duck Record i Bear GARNER SAILS Wants $9787 Acting At Reports Week $9-787- Per Art Perishables ing best prices Livestock shipped Rio Grande tops the mar- ket Rib Grande 22 Motorist tation arid prompt 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D£IW£R&MOCnAHD£ W£ST£RN IXA L ft O A same line J UrlntwUKLIr I D The Rio Grande is the largest individual employer In the Intermoantain West In September 1935 7605 employe received $1007672 In salaries and wages i 1' 1 nday Is I'i git Wife! The Best Show of the Year Tommy CORBETT vs Omaha 10 Rounds Toney O'DELL 2 Rock Springs life-wor- : Y°U OWe ifc to r in position health lJSSr5?S5-ye?tu piuiect your-- a powders Most of them lasted only self few hours Now I usp f j h and what a difference! pasttotu now wear heaith-g- i i my plate for 24 hours withnhsnTut na coml°Fasteeth does heaping tablespobnf ulT if HjrtAv i'J £ uV ing" Two or three weeks later when the regiment were settled in camp at Assiut down the street of tents limped a starving and exhausted terrier It was Boxer How he had found his way across the parched desert to his adored regiment nobody knows to this day But the men hailed him as a long-lo- comrade They fed him and df essed his hurts and did everything they could for him As a "result he was well and lively in 1884 There he made himself thorough- again in almost no time and ready ly at home He was such a clever and eager to resume his a"a moveable httle chap that the job as regimental mascot whole regiment adopted him Nom Back in 1815 Paris was filled with inally he belonged to Major Cyprian officers of the "coali Bridge who took him to his quarters gaudily-cla- d and fed him and gave him a home tion armies" which had just defeated Napoleon Bonaparte at WaterWELCOME GUEST But Boxer was democratic He loo There was much competition sP°nt more time with the enlisted among the officers of the various xiicn man wim xne major He was regiments in the matter of looking a welcome guest at every regimental mess and he was the chum of all WELL GROOMED the soldiers And a' Paris bootblack profited By some odd instinct he seemed hugely by this desire of - theirs to to know in advance of any march appear well bootblack The groomed into the desert or other militarv owned a black poodle He taught in which the First Staf the dog a lucrative trick fordsliires were to engasre The 'men was worked in this way: It said jokingly that he was able to The clad officers used read the orders when they were to crossgarishly the Pont Neuf over the given out on the preceding day River Seine by the dozen on their Just then the British in Egypt way to and from duty Many times were up against a tough problem a day a black poodle covered with In the Sudan a former camel driver mud water would scamper had proclaimed himself "El Mahdi" acrossandtheriver and up to one bridge ("The Redeemer") who was to of these officers nis country free from English rule The dog would shake the water claimed to be a prophet in and mud from his coat all over spired from heaven the high military boots of He went into long trances after his polished victims Then he would dash wmcn ne said h is sntHf Vioh away in time to avoid any punitive in paradise while his body was rigid kick Also h astonished the Sudanese The officer stand staring natives by a series of neat hand down in horrorwould at his soiled boots made miracles Over and above all It was then that a bootblack: would these manifestations one of his eyes appear from a niche In the bridge me wniie me other eye was and to restore the boots to brown That was supposed to be their offer former polish Gladly the offer ine inrallible sign of a prophet was accepted and big were TRIBES ROUSED added to the usual "shoe-shin- e" tips fee He roused th rinrf MAKES MORE CASn hA vltm 7 The bootblack was making more eral Gordon ("Chinese Gordon") in cash than ever before in his life ' the government headquarters at But an English happened Khartoum to have had his captain own boots spatBritish reinforcements were called tered by that same poodle several times in a single week He grew nay uiu nor nmvo '" wu"? u j Unseen he stood and suspicious — auu nis earnson weri watched i moccann Presently he saw how the iu trick was worked nT The poodle's cleverness amused ' him So he bought the dog at a high price from the wily bootblack er vi ""?ni j thT mrit oo" uLu"vlce riin them—for those of you who write me sometimes that you like my longer "Tales of Real Dogs" interspersed how' and then with a handful of anecdotes which are ' more brief and are equally true: Boxer was a little black-and-ta- n terrier He came from nowhere- -si far as ever was discovered — and he sauntered into the barracks of the First Staffordshire (English) regiment at Cairo Egypt one hot day x-- 1 F much jworsei off than the! averagebcnefidiary of the FERA: a emnloved dihiSri — firlnrv r FERA Vis not' eligible tvn ttm - nnrfoijui emuiovment " T¥i-His small amount of comDensatirm prevers him from getting on the ls vand' if he not on FERA Lr — Tm rolls rnnnof wrAMoreover "7 incurred — ui mem cannot find suitablemany nvUfit cmi a line situation I IN CIVIL SERVICE In regard to civil service nrr ences These preferences 'J"1? h excellent if they qualiguaranteed sUui-- j a opportun- yeans iy fori suitable Jobs that they could of the situation IT' t— v iisiucuLiy me very disability which f extends the civil service preference to a veteran also disqualifies' himdisabled for the job inthe minds of the appointing powers: "Wear a forget-me-nSaturday uHuvu!iir8ie mat you are in the welfare of this our disabled Veterans" -- r"":T 6L v a iS°cu!th find a small dog that had tumbled By A P TERIIUNE is another group of true from one of its windows So Boxer HERE dog stories — three of was mourned-a- s lost forever -- ita£tisi--the"'-WorlIwa- r ovi rite ui fi rr" ence ttLnuw- manv r r tViot if ji abled veteran is receiving Dog Crosses Desert To R each Troops He Loved aver n v2e°ry nt relegate them to the economic j Coiffure Can Be Removed For Office Wear - able-bodi- ed 'Any expense which the nation may incur in providing adequately for its wartime disabled veterans is Ian investment which will help instill the spirit of patriotism in the grciwirig youth of our land giving assurance to them that should their services in the military forces of our iand be needed because of un avoidable war their services and their sacrifices would be remem bered by a grateful people "jThe United States veterans administration delegated to provide PAYMILLIONS R ing let - : LESSON TO YOUTH READY TO ear-mark- ed jHis statement follows: ("This nation rich in raw ma- teHals and in the potentialities for art ever higher standard of living foj- all citizens can not afford to forget its war disabled and the sacrifices made by those young men who in 1917 and 1918 so cheerfully 'responded to the call of oiir nation for the defense and perpetuation of its ideals and who because of such patriotic military service are now suffering with various types of disabilities which make it impossible' for them to compete on an equal basis with other citizens We cannot permit these nrm who are still paying: the price of their patriotism through pain and through physical and mental handicap to become merely -- S —— j iff:' ot scrap pile - Funds Have Gone Begging For Years Some Will Go For Bonds Boom Days C B Greenwell local commander olf the Disabled American Veterans of the World War today appealed to citizens of Ogden to support the forget-me-nflower sale Saturday j U Four Overcome By Smoke Was -- Built In Rail Appeal Made In Behalf of Disabled Veterans Sales Campaign - i 1 TACOMA HOTEL CITIZENS ASKED " " I FIRE DESTROYS GRATITUDE ACT - —— 77 - I" DARD-EXAMINE- R tIOM:'? ELKS CLU Friday f October lo S - PRELIMINARIES Mickey Chez vs Bert Bingham 6 Rounds Jimmy Burnett vs Billy Edwards 4 Rounds Grant Tribe vs Dee Johnson 4 Rounds Joey Jarvis vs Jack Nash 4 Rounds Vern Bybee vs Kid Roderez 4 Rounds Popular Prices: Chair Seats 75c Ringside $125 Boys Under 15 Years 40c Til cm - - Frankfort Distilleries of Louisville $£ Baltimore also make Paul Jones Old Oscar Pepper and Mattingly 8£ Moore— all fine blends of straight whiskies m r j 1 0 1 |