Show Mr THE OGDEN ply to city and town levies The revenue1 measures to accompany the exemption bill are designed to divert portions of other revenue funds to make up for the losses occasioned by the exemption One of them provides an excise tax on cigars and tobacco f WASHINGTON Jan 16— (AP) Two or three bills dealing with — The Inaugural committee tomunicipal ownership of public utilities are due to make their appearday announced the following ance in the senate Monday faschedule for President RooseSome Outmoded Acts Aim- thered by Senators Lindstrom and velt's inauguration Wednesday Grover One bill Is designed to 11:40 am— House convenes ed At In Prepared and proceeds in a body to presigive cities the right to own and ' List of Proposals dent’s platform operate plants for the' manufacture and refining of 11:50 am— Senate f convenes smokeless A bill which would increase from I fuel Another covers waterworks and proceeds in a body to presione year to six years the limitation power light telephone1 and all dent’s platform 12 o’clock noon— Ceremonies period in which action may be other kinds of public utilities A brought against Utah officials who third bill is designed to1 give these at capitol begin Senator Robembezzle public funds and their cities and towns power to issue inson of Arkansas Democratic sureties heads the list of 13 pro- - revenue bonds to pay for the leader administers oath to Vice measures which have been stallation of such municipally own-placPresident Garner Chief Justice before members of the state ed utilities oath to Hughes administers legislature with the endorsement COMPLETE COM5HTTEES President Roosevelt! The presiinaugural address PresiVfWt:‘lte ®ssociation ot Speaker Joseph W Jensen of the dent’s and his party return to thfe dent house after working nearly all day JiL i npnrnon House White ln bis offic® Saturday on com pon to® Practical working mjttea personnel 1:30 pm— Inaugural parade announced late tb© Pref enfc law members oft11® I in commences Expected to end the day that the remainder of j m Saturday They Wg standing committees would not about 4 o’clock 5 pm— White House tea for fhe lawtinowJS ?undfre2Vr: b® completed and governors and their wives to the house before Monday after' ' P1ratiV?y 9 pm— Inaugural concert at shortages moneys are noon ‘ L seldom discovered within one year - TT hall Constitutional as been swamped with ap after which action' for recovery is barred The new law would be Pj’cations from house members for places om the most important retroactive ih effeqt I C0Tnmltt6CS &IIQ 18 CIl(2£!3VOrixijE to OLLI) CHANGE DATE make the most effective selections GAR Other proposed laws Include: possible he says with reference to A bill changing the time of the the desires qualifications and geo- -' first meeting each year of the graphical locations of those final-councommissioners as a board of ly chosen' for the various commit equalization from May 20 to May tee posts -- M31 in order to allow the county ( Continued From page One) treasurer more time to mail valua desire on the part of Genera ' ation notices Motors to reach a settlement” A bill to permit the use of a per- PEERY PUTS OKED Knudsen had said the governor's petual card index system -- of the conference agreement showed “we names and references to taxpayers to get ON NEW BEER BILL are willing to cooperate on the rolls instead of the present j somewhere” book index system Resulting in a Motors and the U A saying of both time and money to Mayor Harman W Peery in a WGeneral A each will be represented by the various counties letter addressed to State Repre three persons and a Secretary A bill to change the time for sentative P S Marthakis at Salt A period forj the negotia- of county audi- i I pcrt° s endorsement on Marthakis ment Some observers expressed when the auditor has more hPr°P°®ed 1)111 to increase the num- nt timef and to discontinue' the re- belief that complete beer licedse® ln tbe state ment at thelacking berl of that expiration a detailed the n'S°tltors might forrau of awarwntf Issued by Jh? ta'thf f1?4 Wr I aErMment °” Wh‘ thJ Srtpalitils JFfvjoua Marthakis’ bill which he Is drafting for presentation to the legislature early next week pro vides for one draft beer jllcense for each TOO people up to 1500 and I o7 cerdevs fJl9 This would give Ogden about 45 urday whil® tbey studied these beT for ??or0 than draft beer licenses as compared to I event in the labor trouble centers' yfars Homer Martin o vMiilfif con®elon in many coun j under thepresen quor con the United Automobile! Workers o tyA Inf Jtrol act Authorizing the copying of America and Executive Vice Pres-cpr“vovivTOXirATfvn ' by typewriter as ident William 6 Knud sen of the I I General Motor "rvifC27'7"d corporation ar were bidden tool act In view of this ing A bill which would allow officers lt b® necessary to allow charged with law enforcement du-- 1 tt°y control whatsoever t ies to recover costs and attorneys alffl? I reiterate my b wafc fees from persons who1’ unsuccess-- 1 beer should be handled entirely by i blai“ anf “L® Fleetvfood factory Simultaneously other fully sue ihem for damages for of- - th® municipalities I ed licensed (etroit demonstrators left the ”dovCn ficlal acts A footnote explanation taxed regulated and all license points out that some officers “have revenues revert to the city treas- - Gujd® Lamp plant at Anderson striker planned )to been virtually pauperized by the dries The state has asked no con- - Ind “Stay-in- ” necessity of defending costly law-- tool over the dispensing and sale march out of the two (Fisher body Mich today suits from belligerant underworld oI fioft drinks and yet we consider unlta at I 3 Countermanding of the qe-characters who have no real causes beer a form of soft drink because mobilization order left 2300 ria it is action" A bill authorizing' county com-- 1 wa3 indicated at Salt Lake tional guardsmen In (Flint They missioners to demand nt thslr dis- - j City that Marthakis might include were sent there after street that deputies' serving inja Provision giving cities the power tie Monday night As) a corollary license and control beer sales of the clash four union leaders public office shall give Indemnity bond the premiums on same to be m bis measure were arraigned In municipal court n a statement to the press May- - j or charges paid out of the public treasury of ' inciting ja riot They A bill repealing a law which re Peery declared:' “It sounds like were released on bond of $500 each quires the county recorder upon Mr Marthakis bill Is something pending a preliminary hearing Jan demand by any person to furnish near wbat we have been trying to 21 ' t I an abstract of title as disclosed by f 4 Hopes for settlement of th ' j west coast maritime strike— affect- ihj® prop!rty wlth!n I °”u?ny C OF C TO DISCUSS l This is better left to cofmty men 40000 in and ing effect for 79 private industry it is claimed by lntr°dnced into the Utah J days — were buoyed by announce I the association legislature will be discussed by ( ment the ship owners would submit WOULD REDUCE MILEAGE members of the legislative com- a ‘new peace proposal to Jong of theOgden chamber of shoremen - — I mittee I today t from with- - commerce Monday at seven-thirt- y fitnesses 5 Philin Murrav soikesman for Li the state In criminal cases and P m in the Hotel Ben Lomond for IndustSaf from 10 cents a mile to Particular attention will be giv- - cTnizatn seven and one-ha- lf cents a mile en to the appropriations (asked by 8 Wherref ofha Pitts the mileage fee required to be paid °L Ron- institutions a witness in Utah to require him aid Wadsworth chairman 'of the 1° Sieh°?M into another- Mate to tea- - committee 13S00 gravel in the flat liil A bill bo compensate the county dustry They eought a basis fbr ROAD UNIT REVISION for it3 actual expense in court resuming negotiations for ending proWeber the longL£8pute’ seeding held in cases of traffic Saturday Lk Mmmieen violation At present all ASSIST proposed revieion 6’ Asslstailt is turned over to the statethe'money of Labor ft Secretary ts? rn on highway Utah stae cGrady °erel to assist In move improvement fund it is explained ments by State Senator dira a to terminate the strikes of 270 em- A bill to apportion to the coun- I andStatspn’ tie a greater proportion of taie Hugrfns tden n p!oyea ot th ohl° Fu‘ 3 Wwj 6 Hm'brook Dart ccun Northwestern and redemption moneys received by ty sponsor Ohio Gas Natural of thenlan thP ®aanty treasurer The commiss' oners Indiratfid 1 comPahies- Emergency crews mairi-h- A bil1 service to more! than 70000 p incj?8 th salaries of they Would present thei condu-- i tined consumers in Toledo and vicinity county auditor and his depu-sio'Monday 7 Gov Bibb Graves pf Alabama wtri? fsistont3 employed in tax I The proposed legislation ' Bjresldent J 1 Perry of apfYtlonn?ent of tax- - permanently classify state h?gh- - ?unsJSIted th Tennessee Coal Jron and Rail- several taxing ways as class “A” by J110 work in- - class “B” and city atreeS m claS road comPany ln a attempt to Sjld nbf Yltted county bearing all of “C joads forestall a strike of the firm’s ore ’ ' ' Class A roads would receive an miners drainage and 'free j Ibon®y accruing from the state 8 “Flying equadrois” toured cost one-ha- lf tax million d0l- - northern Minnesota’s lumber camps ofcolleoSnnipl’ psohne Y10° ars yea£y would be appropriated in an effort to gain recruits in ft districts entirely8 cYSvB r°ads and class c roads lumberjack’s strike Union leaders I residing in asC given money Icollected claimed more than 4000 were out Jnstead jf m0t°r vel‘lpl ale Polio Chief Olon of Puluth on-Si dered strikers to cease dumping ’f tola expense to require metrotimber ' trucks ' politan water districts to pay their Zi C the cost of collecting taxes OVernOr rOCeS in proportion to the amount of taxes which they levy instead of the amount actually collected as COUNTIES ASK BILLS Prograni Set Fort Inaugurall t I OF LEGISLATURE I I I j J ln-pos- ed ed i ’ j 1 STRIKERS i QUIT PLANTS 1 ty I “°'' 15-d- ay ss'tsss agree-nuireme- pe-acco- unt 1 S““K ! 1 1 rtout i ds S f 'I I I of g” i I bat-cretl- on ‘ I A"0 I - I -- state-support- Or-riduci- ng K ed “rkS - ' J -- Tcrmt - - ns in'-krlth- -- I et " j taxllectionsttsidfh -- I I rtS“wThSUorHro ’ wageandIour - it present T0sS"£l-FE- RIVALS PRESS r I itul I hANSOFFEREt ? wo?krprLrPaYimda ?om theJ Jan Washington L pay-- vufreuase ana fair posts fust how Bvrong the progressive I - toW ?rSm'rthrBH£ro f I tio“° is one federal government Clark saJT P°®als f the committee6 of nines meas- - the in an I ConfeSSQS ' Then statute1 oned by enactment into the provisions of the constitu-- 1 onal amendment1 on home exemp-o- n PlunqOS To Death was largely in tog he expected the president and his legal advisers to work out ’’ legislation from these and ires to stop up the gaps of rev- nue losses' that would' be” occa- ’ Berry said DISEASES GIVE NOTICES AHEAD ITHACA N Y Jan 18— (AP)— A new chart by which a young man may know what health symptoms forecast dangers of future disease was made public today at Cornell university It came from a survey believed to be the first of its’ kind of 171 Cornell men 10 years after their graduation All et college had symptoms usually classed as forerunners of kidney trouble diabetes high blood pressure chronic heart trouble and over-actithyroid glands The report was compiled by A A Gould M D and D F Smiley M D of the department of hygiene and preventive medicine DANGER DISAPPEARS "At college 38 had an excess of albumen kidney pointing to danger In not one did this disease ve -- appear ten years later But there were five others who had both the excess albumen and nigh blood pressure Of these four were dead of kidney disease The report concluded that excess albumen alone was not wmth worrying a young man But it found that there Is a tendency to tuberculosis in this jlass of symptons Excess sugar possibly diabetes warning troubled 34 of the men in college Not one had diabetes 10 years after “This” the report statid “prob? Incipient diabetes so rarely that lt is probably unwise to worry the student with any further advice than to avoid ex cessive intake of sweets” High blood ‘pressures it was declared “apparently signify little or nothing in 58 per cent of the cases” But 22 per cent showed some troubles ' so that “it would seem only prudent ta impress all of this group with the' importance of periodic checking of the heart blood pressure and urine” The signs of chronic hiart dis ease affecting 17 were held to justify warning students of exercise limits importance of rest dur ing colds or grip and periodic medical examination The excess thyroid activity was found of “apparently too little significance to justify miking the student conscious of it” ably signifies s " ROOSEV0JTO BE SWORN IN (Continued From Page One) by Benjamin Harrison and then beat Harrison The other second termers are counted only once Also on the list are four men who never went through the of an inaugural ''eremony Tyler Fillmore Johnson and Ar thur elevated to - the ptesldency by the deaths of their' chiefs took the oath without ceremony So did Theodore Roosevelt and Calvin for-aliti- es Coolidge but they went cut and cSeS : i i J KANSAS CITY Jan 16-T- AP) rE C Henthorn Buckner Mo truck driver revealed today his own system of guarding - highway safety He has mounted lights on either side of his rear license plate A green one with the letters “OK” is flashed ta & car attempting to pass! ‘if the road ahead ts clear and a red one with the word “No” flashes if a car is approaching from the -- - US COST S LOWEST wmm v I 18-T- News and -- Frown On Argentine Pact And Favor Taylor ' Grazing Act POCATELLO Idaho Jan 15— (AP)— Merle Drake of Chollis sheep- man cattlegrower lawyer and county commissioner was elected president of the Idaho Woolgrowers’s association at the closing session of the 44th annual convention here today Drake succeeds T C Bacon of Twin Falls Harry Soulen of Wetter vice president and MC Claar ot Boise secretary were Topping resolutions adopted by the 550 woolmen present was one opposing ratification by the United States senate of the Argentine Sanitary convention that would permit' Importation of meat and livestock from the South American republic to this country Speakers at the three-da- y convention have stressed the danger of hoof and mouth disease to North American livestock The convention! said that since the 1330 embargo against Argentine importations there has been no outbreak of the disease in the United re-elec- ted ‘ The “swamp (buggy would be a great thing with which to hunt ducks on the Bear river marshes o ‘— ’ SONG WRITER WEDS EL PASO Tex Jan 1C — (AP) Dietz the song writer and Mrs Tanis Guinnes Montague of England were married at Juarez- Mex today 45 minutes States after they arrived here by airplane Resolutions 'favored the Taylor from the east grazing act a reasonable wild life conservation program continuance bill that would repeal the long and of two annual ram sales establish- short haul measure j ment of additional livestock checkThe organization urged woolgrow--er- s ing stations extention of predatory to maintain one man advance animal and rodent control Oppo- and another in the rear ofInherds besition was voiced to the PettengUl ing moved on public highways —Howard o r jacYmrter" I 16-Sa- m-uel well-know- n! !' r T 0 The new Goodrich Kathanode Electro-Pa-k Is so so powerful— superior la every way to ordinary batteries that It is guaranteed never to cost you a cent repair or replacement as long as you own your Drive it as far as you like 3000 miles or miles it must deliver the goods while you are the car owner or else it will be replaced absolutely free of charge as clearly stated in the written guarantee issued at the time of purchase (for ? i L 1 - 4 v v f A nt j Ashton Plans For Annual Dog Derby ASHTON Idaho Jan 18— (AP) —The 24th annual American dog derby will be run here en Wash- ington’s birthday More than 14 inches of srow is on the ground in Ashton and it is approximately two-fedeep on many parts of the track By Feb 22 the city expect to have four feet of snow on the home stretch said W O Harris of Ashton chairman of the committee A plan 'has been' proposed to cooperate with Sun Valley lodge at Ketchum ' in sponsoring a elimination dog race at the winter resort a few weeks before the Ashton derby Several dog teams are working out on the course and entry books will be opened shortly Hands said et 25-mi- THIS 1&-(A- SOLD & GUARANTEED ONLY BY GOODRICH 3 3 P— Madt undtr tit KatisnoJt Pattnf I S3 Prtctt tubjtct to tKangf wtiheut notice HERE'S THE “QUICK-ACTIO- N" WAY TO STOP LEAKS IN YOUR RADIATOR 0R WATER JACKET 1 pails on him 3 Goodrich RADIATOR SOLDER1®!1 m y Gobdrleli katiiahode MecfroMA Guaranteed as lend as you oxyn your car lolls around lu idleness he 'attens gets the gout or his kidneys and heart fall to function as they should ' Whether rich or poor one should seek contentment of mind and keep g’ing as a useful member of the social order TOP COVER BATTERY POWER-SAVIN- G Rail WorAer Has Jobs Totaling 109 fey Better to bo neither very rich nor very poor 3 er -- 73 wealth j And look at that Power-Savin- g Top Cover No other Electro-Pak has this money-savin- g battery but the Goodrich trouble-savin- g feature It keeps all the Electro-Pa- k super-powsealed in and dirt corrosion add film and other trouble-maker- s locked out Let us put one of these sensational Goodrich Kathanode Electro-Pak- s in your car today That's the way to avoid battery headaches and repair bills as long as you own the car f s driven to devise ways by which to rid himself of his surplus J w v Poor fellow that he is In earthly satisfaction what is he to do? He : t P)— If he SAY GOODBYE TO BATTERY REPAIR AND REPLACEMENT BILLS I 1 ENJOY QUICK STARTS AND FREEDOM FROM (COLD WEATHER FAILURES le NEW YORK Jan J Taney Wilcox secretary of the Pennsylvania railroad enjoys the distinction of being a official of more companies than any other MERCHSHTSPiTEST man in the United States 109 in all as listed In the 1937 editor of HALTING OF VESSEL All the nuggets ever discovered “Poor's Register of Directors ” Next In line comes Frederick E in America would make only a Williamson president of the New of the small wealth of fraction the VANCOUVER B C Jan York Central who holds 94 New protests were sent to Fords Ottawa today by the Vancouver One peculiar thing in connecMerchants’ exchange after receivTHING THAT IS VCRyX ing reports tho coast guard cutter tion with riches is that when great IN MY CLIENTS fAVOR Atlanta had offered to conduct the wealth arrives the beneficiary must f IS THAT HE WAS ruUY Vancouver-owne- d ) tug Prospective labor to get rid of his millions to Canadian waters only if she FORD EHUG'l PTED abandoned her tow of logs at DeOnly by giving can a rich man 1 ception Pass Whidby island Wash really enjoy his possessions He AGEHOTs' where she allegedly was boarded cannot eat or weap his dollars If by striking American longshore le tries to indulge his appetites 4 ho sickens If he attempts excespickets ednesday sive entertainment ths whole thing T-Bone-- -- 83 paper gives a history of the big nuggets of gold DIES AT IIDME discovered in jthe early days of mining in that state PORTERVILLE Jan One nugget of 214 pounds was 74 John Carter (Jack) found to Calaveras county With Its farmer stockman and of impurities the (nugget was valued Morgan county for 70 years nearly at $38000 at the old price of gold died al his home in Porterville at i six thirty o'clock this evening of What a thrill must come to a heart disease prospector who makes a find of Mr Carter had been active In L I thatr kind D S church and in Morgan county Porterville civic affairs during When the excitement was on In and his wa born Novemlifetime the dayuof gold men thought that ber 28 1882 He at a son of Layton In no other way could fortunes be Samuel and Ellen Macser Carter made so swiftly Wherj but a small boy he moved to Porterville On There was a rush to the placer with his 13family 1885 at Morgan he was January diggings with men and women married to Sarah Jane Adams who drawn from all over the world him together with the folEven the coolies of Canton heard survives Mrs Emily Robi(children: lowing of the famulous wealth and found son S Carter Thomas Morgan their way to’ the land of riches Morgan Mrs Eliza Evans Ogden Beatrice Wetstone San Francisco When the placers ceased to yield Calif Horace Carter Morgan Mrs bonanzas men said the days of Sunset Orial Myrtle big fortunes to be won had pass Carter Slaughter ChrisMrs Morgan Fay ed They thought of ordinary busi- tiansen Salt Lake City and Mrs ness as a slow method by which Nora Palmer Salt Lake City to accumulate Three brothers James M Daniel Thomas Carter all of MorBut they were wrong Many plod- and a sister Mrs Hattie Dur-raand gan ders since then dealing in nickof Lake 25 grandchildren Salt els have made far more than any and two great grandchildren also gold miner ever dreamed of mak survive ing Funeral arrangements under diOf & Sons will be rection “Bonanza announced Lindquist Even the famous later Kings” of the Comstock Mackay — Fair Flood and O’Brien though they amassed wealth never were in a class with the Rockefellers the Carnegles the Mellons or the Fords A California t In is pistol prowess and declared he would be tonight his own guard ' “I am one of the best pistol shots In Oklahoma and I can take care of myself” he replied to a penciled note signed “Bilk” threatening him and Mrs Marland Dwight Brantley in charge of the Oklahoma office of the federal bureau of investigation assigned agents to work with state crime bureau operatives After posting a $500 reward for information on the note writer Marland gave the note to the crime bureau The note was in an envelope postmarked here yesterday It demanded $5000 xn unmarked bills as “a donation” and said a later note would outline procedure for delivery It directed Marland to place an advertisement in the Oklahoma City News saying: “Business deal gone through Slim” j - Crime Cure Seen OKLAHOMA CITY Jan 18 (AP) —Gov E W Marland threatened in a $5000 extortion note cited-h- ot ! T-bo- ne 1“' a “I am certain no intelligent criminal would have picked me out for a ransom as there are several men of wealth in Tacoma who would have been far better prospects than I I am a man of very limited means at the present time” he said The physician said todays statement would be his last until the criminals were caught and that he then would tell “the real story opposite direction of what happened” The lights are operated from Mattson denied reports that the a twin switch in the truck cab kidnaper told William Mattson 18 elder brother of Charles that he had money in the Mattson house A C which he wanted to get back The abductor searched William Charles and two other children for money took Charles and left IN U ransom note demanding $28000 “I am confident this man and Whoever his colleague is are crooks who have never previously handlec But Facilities Inadequate a job of this magnitude and when Says Peterson In Re- they were advanced to the stage ' where they were ready to receive port To Blood the ransom they found Charles knew too much and they dared not AP) SALT LAKE CITY Jan —President Elmer G Peterrelease him so they destroyed him” declared the doctor son of Utah State Agricultural col lege reported to Governor Blood today the institution operated durViews ing (1935 and 1938 at the lowest per Capita cost of any land grant college in the United States (Continued from Page One) Total operating costs for the What Is known as a “swamp biennium were $916721 a per buggy has been invented capita average of $17318 Total were $928380 With rubber tires three receipt Building facilities are Inadequate feet wide on its four wheels the Dr Pfeterson said due to a growmud water and buggy glides oyer enrollment ingThel marsh report preceded isgislative It is operated by an automobile consideration of appropriations for state institutions engine and weighs 7500 pounds ten-fo- J Road Clear? OKI WOOLMEN NAME CRACK SHOT Flashes Signal CIIALLIS MAN SPURNS THREAT Car Coming? No CRIME BLAME won the right to be inaugurated for themselves Mr Roosevelt Is the eleventh president to be elected for a sec ond term The other ten were Jefferson Madison Washington Monroe Jackson Lincoln Grant Cleveland' McKinley and Wilson John N Garner is the second vice president to be inaugurated for a second time since the system pf Henry Ford and his son have been credited with assets totaling came conventions into use party Vice President Marshall who over a billion dollars served with Wilson was the first The Rockefellers had they reActually Garner is the fifth vice tained their vast interests without president to go through two in- disbursing tens of millions of dolaugurations to lars and foundations charities TWICE ELECTED a billion have reached John Adams was twice elected might vice president to serve with Geofge No one has attempted to say how Washington ' Samuel Dl Tompkins rich the Mellons are We know that served through two terms with Andrew Mellon has offered to the President Monroe John C Calworks of art valued at houn was twice elected vice pres- government millions of dollars ident on the ticket with John All that group have more wealth Quincy Adams—though Adams was beaten by Andrew Jackson in his than they can dispose of! without second effort Calhoun resigned making great gifts to public Instibefore the end of his second term tutions and the money has come This Inauguration day— the first from business since the ‘date was changed from How can a man accumulate a March 4— falls safely on a Wedbillion iollars without taking it Four times in counfhe nesday ' try’s history it has fallencn Sun- out of a day How rapidly must dollars pour The form of a president’s inone in a decade or two In - was for devised augural largely by to haveany a billion? t George Washington and tnrough a century and a half little Ford’s billion came within a pehas been made In the actualchange cere- riod of thirty years That Is at monies although elaborate acrate of over $33000000 a year the companiments have been added or more than $100000 for every working day Think of picking up $100000 a day in a placer mihel NEW YORK Jan 36— (AP)— He expressed confidence the pro- “A were steak and French fried posals constitutional 1 A were third recommended today jotatoes” took plan Berry to the FULL $2000 EXEMPTION ’ H F La Guardia as Mayor jy The bill to be presented “one of the best preventives of torf Ward C Holbrook o i' I t crime” to Elv th full I cUmb5"-tV“thhvmty tourt'V -designed The mayor gave his formula to tone exemption on homo property 5nt StnmSSP1 dvlsory he Public Education association In fid '$200 on personal property lim- - ecape toLv n?enlunl°dln5 udttorlum —— P‘urSea h one of those unexpected appearled to household furniture Also his death a drunk driver at ances for which he is famous limits the proposed exemp- The Rev jen- bill -t He said he would dispense the state district and ”iLl5£ Mrnd°n' E??land- - Jlm" L steak heart ihe hool fund levies and doe not altered the church's SS1nte3mlm’‘ I and potatoes to free lunches to school children 1 SUNDAY MORNING JANUARY 17 1037 Prevention Made Possible (Continued From Page One) out foundation” the theory that a By Forewarning Data revengeful former patient might Survey Reveals have kidnaped and slain the boy “com-pcslte- 1 R MATTSON PUTS 16-(A- Major George Berry laid before President Roosevelt today the In- Kerim a its wc j dustrial council’s are trying to proposals for fed 1 ° way eral regulation of minimum wages to solve it” ClaS said and maximum working hours j Most of the women of children who are Berry emphasized to reporters ceive approximately tfobL°Y‘ that the two proposals were in ten roIls- -- -- llltNuIll STANDARD-EXAMINE- All OTHER D F GOODRICH PROOUCT Reliability Is the first thing to look for in an insurance agent Perhaps that’s why so many folks in Ogden look to E HUGH FORD to attend to their insurance problems E HUGH FORD 1008 -- First Security Bank Bldg - Phone 674 ' 3 1 SERVICE: QUALITY? 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