Show ifci i YHE OGDEN STAN MONDAY EVENING JULY 26 1937 iC DARD-EXAMINE- I1AR o REDUCTION AIM 1 John Collier By A V GULLETTE (Associated Pres Staff) FARMINGTON N M July 26 drums 'thumped (AP) —War through Navajo Indian councils C J - ng at-tem- ' - lo 44 Battery Charge Fails to Halt 58 Honeymoon Plan I YELLOWSTONE PARK Wyo 26 — Travel In Yellowstone national park continued its march toward a new high this sTper ESdEtS cent gain over 1936 in the number of visitors entering the gates The increase had slumped slightly since July 1 when a jump of 124 per cent over the 1936 record was reported hut indications are that the present lead will be maintained A total of persons had registered at the five gates on July whereas oh the same date in 1936 permits had been issued to 173605 At the close of the 1936 season the total read 432570 which would indicate that almost half a million persons will visit Yellowstone this year the superintendent reports me cfTriown - 68 44 Coal Mines Open q After Shutdown 26 ROCK SPRINGS Wyo July —After two weeksi shutdown due to the floods which swept this ’region two weeks ago and which washed out the railroad lines servreing the two camps miners are PaUnion to the in work turning i O cific mines at Reliance and Win-to- n given the assurance by com be pany officials that they willtime to the for make work up given lost as the result of the shutdown Winton resumed work Friday and Reliance on Saturday Orphan Who Finds UP)-Walla- lie battle is on I tuary i 1 t be held 1 one-ha- ’ — 44- - FFA Members of Idaho Win Honors MOSCOW Idaho July 26— (AP) —Max Swenson of Preston was elected president of the Idaho Future Farmers of America at their annual convention closing last Regional Confabs Of Primary Set Saturday on the University of Idaho campus: Ben Dorson of Boise and Melvin Ehlers of Twin Falls won the highest honors of the convention Both were recommended for the American Farmer degrees which will be awarded to 75 youths at the conKansas City Smith-Hughvention this fall 44 aviation China’s 41000 carried it company reports passengers in the last five years with only one fatality es Sino-Americ- an H A sewing class designed to place women and girls in the trade as power machine operators will begin as soon as enough students sign up LeRoy Blaser vocational coordinator for the Ogden city school district announced today It was formerly scheduled to begin today “We cannot afford to teach the class of less than 24 students” Blaser said “At present 14 girls have registered All who completed the course 'last spring are now working and there is room in the industry for more workers now” There are at least five concerns in Ogden which employ power machine operators Blaser declared The course will continue for three months The class will meet four hours daily at the Madison school under direction of Elias Nielsen instructor 44 44- -- IDAHO DAIRYMEN PRAISED BURLEY Idaho July 26— (AP) — Idaho farmers attending a stock breeders’ school here were told their state ranks’ among the best dairy areas in the world ' Child Burns As Father Sleeps III' Beauty Has Three Film Offers 26 LOS : ANGELES July (UP)— Police held on suspicion of murder 26— (UP)— HOLLYWOOD today a father who was found Three movie studiosJuly out conheld asleep allegedly drunk in the yard tracts today for dark-eye- d Dolores of a blazing home where his small from came to who Hollywood Casey daughter burned to death was convent and New York a Leonard Jeffcoat 33 said he fled stricken ill on the verge of starfrom the house believing that the dom girl Millie 5 already had run to In three weeks she will leave a safety Firemen found the child’s sanitarium in Monrovia where she body on the floor near the door at' times near spent 18 months Jeffcoat said he believed he fell has ' : death asleep on a sofa and that a light Film colony friends who raised a ed cigaret may have started the fund to pay the sanitarium' $1000 fire Police reported finding the bill that the beautiful arranged father in an automobile parked in dancer will resume career She the yard They said he was drunk will have her choiceher of three film The child’s mother was away contracts ' An inquest was ordered today — —— : ’ n 44 1 44 SINGER RECOVERING Howler Cars" fo Aid Idaho Patrol BOISE July 26 (UP)— Commis sioner of Law Enforcement J L Balderston announced today that a state-wid- e safety drive would be opened August 1 during which lights brakes and drivers licenses will be checked by four new “howler cars” ordered by the department The cars equipped with loudspeakers and painted white - will visit fairs rodeo and other gatherings where automobiles will be assembled during the month - HOLLYWOOD 26— (UP)— July Marion Talley ' former Metropolitan opera star now a screen and radio singer was recovering today from an appendectomy The operation was performed July 2E 44- Mme Desta widow of Ras Desta and daughter of Haile Selassie is studying English at Milton Mount college near Worth England 44 SHIP DETAINED July 26— (UP)— A Gibraltar dispatch to the News Chronicle said today that the Rus sian government steamship Var-laaAvanesov 6557 tons wire lessed that she was detained by the nationalists and was being taken to Seuta Spanish Morocco by a warship LONDON m Washington at 23rd V Sends Shilling to Cover Sfafe Tax ? ’ "vi' I I ? V ij- - N5vv It) r ' WkvYi T'' "' ' - y v a AQUAPLANE EXPERT Miss Gloria Wheedcn is a typical American outdoor girl "Yes I smoke” - X she says "Like all my crowd I enjoy Camels — especially at meal-- AS the Miami Florida "Herald said of Erl Roman’s struggle with the big fish (above): The battle was tough Erl had his hands full staying in the fishing chair” But a sporting spirit and fight he landed healthy nerves kept Roman going After a blue marlin ever taken on rod and reel "Healthy the second-largenerves are necessary for keeping on top Camels don’t get on my I I 2-h- our st nerves” Erl says Above right Mr Roman enjoys good digestion and a Camel after his tense fight "I make it a point” he says "to smoke Camels with my meals and after for digestion’s sake’” Smooth Blending of Costly Tobaccos Camels are made from costlier tobaccos in a matchless blend A mild cigarette for steady smoking that does not rasp the throat or upset the nerves CwrtM T wwwwyy H J i' SALT LAKE CITY July (AP)— Funeral services for Andrew C Ure 61 Utah state prison deputy warden and former special agent for the Oregon Line railroad will be held day in the L D S Parley chief Short chapel Ure died of a heart attack Friday He had been connected with the prison for 44' 20 years Mount Lassen colvano in California is the only volcano in the United a States that has erupted during the present century —— 'i Tues- ward V £ 26 — BENNY GOOllMAN SWINGS IT EVE&Y TUESDAY NIGEXT! Tone in! Hear the trio— the quartette— and all of Benny boys swing the popular favorite Every Tuesday at 8:30 pm EST (9:30 pm EDST) 7:30 pm CST 6:30 pm MST 5:30 pm PST over "WADC-Columb- ia Network T FOREST RANGER has smoked Camels for 24 years"If it weren’t for Camel mildness I couldn’t enjoy smoking so much” declares C E Dare He likes Camels after his favorite meaL "Camels smooth things out for my digestion” he says — - ' 'L 1WT LJtoMUa 64 o ‘ 44 — Calif July 26 (UP) —A spark caused by a bullet striking a rock back of the American Legion rifle range was blamed today for a brush fire that razed 250 acres of watershed in the Verdugo hills A large force of CCC work- ers volunteers and city firemen fought the fire Sunday ss vs 600 lbs of savage fighting blue marlin! How would xour nerves stand up to two hours of this? county the BURBANK 26' of Washington D C new president: of the National Federation of Bus-neand Professional Women’s clubs said late Saturday' the or- ganization’s objective during the next two years will be to advance the economic political and social opportuities of women The federation which during its week’s sessions here decided to fight for equality with men under the law voted to hold its next biennial convention in 1939 at Kansas City Mo Miss White postmistress of the U S senate postoffice said the federation acting under a “mandate” from the convention would work “actively for the enactment of the equal rights amendment to the federal constitution and will: endeavor to point out and workagainst discriminations which in-to terfere with rights of women work” ' Earlene Erl Roman famous sportsman Bullet Spark Sets Funeral Set For Andrew C Ure Coasf Brush Fire il JWhite July ATLANTIC CITY N — (AP) — Miss Payson Man Fills High School Job Wis (UP) — D SUPERIOR Springs August 6 and 7 are under way following the arrival of Joe Grant a resident of Kirkhill Scotland year after Mooney director of the show from Culver City ''Cal where he is a year demonstrated his Scotch thrift location director for a film firm by sending the city of Superior a — check that was a few cents short i of his real estate taxes here George Ostrom city treasurer of Swedish" descent personally paid the shortaSe in past years In an effort to curb the practice this year he sent Grant an early stateSAN FRANCISCO July 26 (UP) ment saying: —George Mitterwald demonstrated “You are 22 cents short Please to a friend the alacrity in turning remit” in a firm alarm which won him City officials were astounded high praise from firemen He un when they opened an envelope rewittingly gave the ala$m a twist cently and found a shilling money This time he got a citation for order from Grant turning in a false alarm 4-4- — 44 1-- WAITS ENTRANTS 44 26 'Did If This Way' Sets False Alarm 0 will Services Wednesday in the Fourth ward chapel at two p m Interment will be in the local cemetery doreo which will form a part of the Days of ’58 celebration in Rock 1 i 1 preparations for 87-ye- ar ss TREMONTON July 26— LeRoy Bunnell ausupervisor of the agriculWampler drives a ture department of the Payson high tomobile At the same time Special Exam- school has accepted the position in iner Carl Starr granted a license to the Bear River high school left vaMrs Asenath Crane 80 saleswo- cant by the transfer of Mark Nichman for a tea company who uses ols to Salt Lake City Bunnell is a graduate of the B her car regularly Y U and for the past two weeks — 44 has been visiting agriculture projects of theF F A in Box Elder — Actual — lew Federation President Announces National Objectives SE17ING CLASS Ki Rock Springs fo Give Rodeo Show 1 ce el They can be had F O B San Francisco at what their owners consider a sacrifice But just how much of a “steal” would they would be for a buyer railstate the what depend upon road commission may do about the automobile ferries' fight for economic existence” on San Francisco bay in the face of $112000000 worth of bridge competition BOTTOM DROPS OUT The bottom suddenly dropped out of the automobile ferry business in two sweeping changes from the old to the new record of serene With an and profitable operations the ferries received their first telling blow November 12 1936 when the $77000000 transbay bridge between Oakland and San Francisco opened to a torrent of automobiles Cars began scooting across the 8 4 mile bridge costliest structure of its kind in the world at the rate of 24000 to 28000 a day Competing ferry' lines which had been handling approximately 12 000 cars a day saw their volume drop to a little more than 2000 CARS SKIM BY NOW lf months later Six and on May 28 1937 the even more Gate impressive $35000000 GoldenTraffic bridge began operations on the competing automobile ferry line wnich had been averaging about 4500 cars daily dropped to a bare 500 The bridge was hand! ing 10000 to 14000 cars a day I GARDEN CITY Kan July 26 (UP)— J Wi Wampler civil war veteran “more careful than most drivers half his age 55 today was granted a driver’s license under the new aKnsas law July $12000000? j Three Girls Born During He Drives As Carefully As Ever ROCK SPRINGS Wyo all-ste- Mother Returns 91 o hit-ru- - I -- 188-8- j on-comi- ng July o er :iftaowi8oa4ti6fh& nt) Travel In Park Above Last Year ty le Beaming directly on the personal affairs of every Navajo — and some believe at the heart of the trouble —is the program of stock reduction set out upon by the Indian service to maintain in service present sparse grazing lands Further comis Indian displicating the matterWheeler-Howard over the pute act and (Indian a bill to define and extend boundof Indian grazing lands ary lines - all-ti- accidents were reported police and sheriffs city by today Elder county Box BERKELEY CaUf (UP)— Expedeputies in W M Benowitz' 58 No 5 Fair-vie- riments completed by the Univerapartments Ogden escaped sity of California demonstrate that p m it may be possible in years to come injuries Sunday at when his car parked at the curb to grow crops on a large scale the at South Main between Fourth and year around in electrically heated ’v Fifth streets was struck by a milk tankstruck and crashed into a pole while A nation without soil is entirely Benowitz was sitting at the wheel possible from the viewpoint of agricultural sustenance- according to police reported The milk truck was 16 the university's agricultural exdriven by Lionel Hadfield Tremonton who told officers that perts Experiments to date have he dozed they said Both cars were shown that tomatoes potatoes tobacco flowers and many other vegbadly damaged etables can thrive In electrically MACHINES ' UPSET heated tanks Cars driven by Dale Young The crops produced were planted Wells-vilFurhmen Perry and Earl kept at growing crashed and turned over near in tanks of waterand day temperature night by elecone a m at Perry on the high- tric waves food was furPlant north way when Young driving nished chemicals put in the to make a left turn water by The almost thrived crops Young received cuts on the head magically on cuts the received and Furhmen grew in huge clusters face Other occupants of the cars of Tomatoes a dozen every blossom resulting escaped injury in a tomatoMrs George Jones and her Burleigh tobacco a rather ordidaughter received cuts and bruises nary grade grew 13 feet tall and about the head when the car in the leaves were of fine enough tex which they ’were riding collided ture to meet the demands of imHun-sakwith a car driven by Moyile frsi wwji grading Elwood on the highway near ported Potatoes grew at the rate of 1600 Gerald S Levin Crystal Springs around CHECK CLINCHES DEAL FOB ST IMARY’S midnight an acre instead of 200 as on Berven of the Oakland bank a check for Saturday Mrs Jones was with her sacks right presents Sylow land and of fine large grade sold husband who was The The buds were $411150 cinching the “deal’ for St Mary’s college which was driving blossomed at an almost at public auction to satisfy claims of bondholderswas Leland Groezinger others escaped injury rate magical believed generally center was in the deal with Mr Levin and it COAST MAN HURT It has been demonstrated that the they were representating the bondholders Thomas Bailey of Los Angeles “tank farms” could be even kept Calif suffered bruises and shock inside as treatment with short resulting from an accident when his wave - light produces plant color D H Mann 304 West Third car left the road He said blinding equal to sunlight The “tank farm' North Brigham City Fhona car at also has the advantage of doing and Circulation 94 light from an Correspondent South Willard on the highway were away with bugs and plant disease that come from the soil responsible Potatoes that were grown in C Witmer Mrs P and Mr Portland Ore received cuts and treated tanks outdoors had some bruises when their car was crowd- insects but not enough to create an obstacle as the tubers are den ed off the highway by a truck driver and tipped over in the clared to have grown so fast “that barrow pit west of Tremonton they left the bugs behind” DEAD AGED The “tank farms” also have demnear midnight Saturday The truck did not stop and identity of the onstrated another great advantage in harvesting Instead of digging driver was not learned — 26 potatoes all that it is necessary is CITY BRIGHAM July 44 ertheline- Lichtenstein Fun- James to lift the potatoes out of the tank 32 found Davenporf shake the water off and they are eral to Be Held preguilty on a battery charge Mrs ready for the oven without even mother his ferred by Wednesday having to be washed Maude Davenport was given a One of the “tank farms” now a judgment of 30 days in jail or BRIGHAM CITY July 26— Mrs this court being operated is at Montobello Jacobsen fine of $30 in city Katherine Bertheline five acres of plants under where defense the for died at two morning Lawyer Lichtenstein 58 are 26— HOLLYWOOD glass being grown in a soil-leJuly pay the a m today at a local indicated his client would twenty-fiv- e reactor who film Ford his experiment to illfine to enable him spend hospital following a lingering Vir44 cently found his mother in Lonness Mrs Lichtenstein operated a honeymoon with his bride for that don after he whom years believing Davenport Tracy local cleaning and tailoring plant ginia at Ogden Thursday he was an orphan was back in with her husband Axel August married fater arrest Hollywood today Lichtenstein on North Main street shortly — his44He arrived with his wife and for many years and was well known daughter by ship after completing in the community film assignments British SALT LAKE CITY July 26 — She was born October 2 1878 at — Regional meetings at which 44 (AP) Denmark She was a Aunslev Latter-day Saints Primary asWeek-en- d COLLEGE POST FILLED and daughter of Niels Jacobsen — Miss Una Versociation activities for next year 26 LOGAN October On July Ane Hansen Jacobsen will be will outlined be helc BRIGHAM CITY July 26— Three million who has been a member of 20 1900 she married Mr Lichtencol State of Tuesday Box Elder county couples today the staff Washington stein in Denmark The schedule announced by Miss announced the birth of as many lege has been appointed director JOIN L D S CHURCH of the commons and assistant pro- May Anderson general superindaughters on Saturday They joined the L D S church Mrs fessor of institutional management tendent include: The couples are Mr and in 1905 and immigrated to Utah in Bannock Bear Lake Idaho at the Utah State Agricultural col 1910 They resided the first year in Delmar Whitney Brigham City and Star Valley stakes E to Russell Bernt PromMontpelier Louis Mrs Mr and to lege according moved Hershey later and Brigham Ogden at and son Grant erecutive Montpelier ten a m Mrs secretary they have since made ontory and Mr and Mrs citywhere B Kerr leader Marion their home Prisbey Brigham City are: and husband her Surviving the following sons and daughters: Mrs George Hodges Brigham City Mrs John Hansen Salt Lake City Mrs James Gabettas Brigham City Norman Lichtenstein Brigham City and five grandchildren F0Ur trothers in Denmark and a sister Mrs Hyrum Johnson of Brigham City also survive j Funeral arrangements are in charge of the Larkin and Felt morweek-en- d July 26 — a to (AP)— Want buy ferry boat? How about something for $535000 four or less in a 2500-to- n motor job which could be operated tor around $25 an hour and with little remodeling could accommodate 4000 friends on a short cruise? OB WHOLE FLEET? Or how about a whole fleet— finest autoreputedly the world’s mobile ferry system — for something less than its “historical value” of SAN" FRANCISCO - taken at a tribal council in Window Rock Ariz and at an meeting in Santo Domingo N M all-Pueb- Thrive In Water With Chemical Food 4 Replacing Soil Crops BRIGHAM CITY July 26 — Five Doomed to Value Historical Only As Spans Built ‘ anti-Colli- er G TANK FARMING TheyTe Dozes two-thir- LAUNCH - w today as turquoise —and blanket bedecked Navajo headmen threatened rebellion against the white man’s government and thundered dire warnings against proposed reduction of their grazing stock tribal Cooler heads among chieftains urged caution white men for stirring up factional political disputes among the 50000 Navajos But largely disregarding these warnings an insurgent council of some 400 Navajos today drafted resolutions demanding the ouster of U S Indian Commissioner John Collier and endorsing the fight led by Senator Dennis Chavez of New Mexico Last week directly opposite stands were con-denmni- Wanna Buy Ferry Folks WOMEN Whole Fleet If- You Like WEEK-EN- D ' 'J 5 S Ogden Man- Escapes Hurts As Driver of Milk Navajo Insurgent Council 1 Demands Ouster of ipi R FIVE ACCIDENTS AGAINST STOCK iill r tm COSTMEn TOBACCOS Camdii are made from finer MORE EXPENSIVE Turkish and Domestic TOBACCOS other than any popular brand Ik |