Show JuUivUi I stf l7ao — 1— —I— z— LHk OGDEN REAL LIGHT MOTOR SENIORS AWAIT STANDARD-EXAMTNF-t-e EVANSTON L SCHOOL HEARS SKATING PARTY a UorreepoBdeot OF HIGH MARKS Weber High School Class Scholarship Statements ceived From Two Colleges Also Arranges For Annual Gift Uor Re- - Reports from the oeen given irom me cmie lege of Washington In Pullman! of the work of Betty Dix AltCIIEBY CONTESTS The Ogden high school arch I 24-(AP- - Men-asc- ABORTION DEATH INVENTORY LAW O p O 'Melons Fall To Save Ailing Girl PHILADELPHIA Feb 24 — — A diet of watermelons 'AP) Wyo Feb 24 It was estimated that at least! Fred J Dorsey a guard from prescribed by physicians in treatone hundred dollars worth of 1116 state penitentiary at ing a kidney ailment failed to for the a cappella choir Evanston by motor save the life of Dorothy Rideour "On to St Louis" concert must Wednesday with Lloyd F eleven She died Wednesday night afbe sold each day Students are Stephenson sentenced to from ter t0 to four behind moveJwo fighting the Inroads of acute years for urged get this ment Money from the tickets larceny and Edward J grand West nephritis since last June A search in several states was must be turned over to the of-- sentenced to from six months H to a year for ' fice each morning robbing the Tri necessary to find the State Lunber melons when doctors decided Joy Berry was named as sec company Christ ond pianist for the concert in I night during Christmas week that such a diet might help restore the high school auditorium the March 3— Gordon Cole girl to health A New Jersey Students of the Utah state farmer sent the first Then deaf and blind school will fur from many states ei? £ame But Dorothy's condition nish the assembly program Fri day Methods of teaching at the steadily worse her phyinstitution will be discussed andj EVANSTON Wyo Feb 24 — sician said until she “just slept entertainment given by the boys Mrs- - A A Blaes was Initiated away" and girls— Kathryn Ellsworth at a regular of the Mrs L S Merrill Wednesday auxiliary to themeeting Brotherhood of iilght was held at the Cheyenne spoke to senior eugenics gym Locomotive Engineers at Phoe Congregational church Wednesclasses on “Youth and Its Prob- - N hall Wednesday afternoon day afternoon lems" Mary Rebekah lodge No 4 I believe the girls thorough- a Tegular meeting at the LEAVE FOR CASPER hall Wednesday ly enjoyed Mrs Merrill’s dis- EVANSTON Wyo Feb 24— rs H S Alexander and ur and Mrs Frank as they all seem anx- Borsh left ious to have her come again" ”rs Lydia Owen were initiated Evanston today for their home said Helena Case physical edu- - ”tep adjournment cards were n Casper Mrs Borsh came cation advisor — Kathryn Ells- - Playe and refreshments served here a month to ago her 26 join t worth members husband EVANSTON SALE OF TICKETS Raw-ticke- Qose be-ca- g treat-piejitsT- Wnman Aamne I I T nd d I EVANSTON Wyo Feb 24 The Democratic Women’s Studv club held a in thelub room of the meeting library Wednesday afternoon with Mrs George BI£wn Priding The next held at thpi hr 9‘ A11 those Ma5ch eraTe ‘t- - are invited theIr S°v‘ to attend - PAST OKI 3 Mrtoriea! th Ha OrmULt t tvlopmnt The year wen Coronado and hi horse travel-wor- partragi f tfca ns self-governm- ent But West Warren was also an independent school district 30 years ago with it own school director West Warren levied a tax on itself (and the Southern Pacific) and built a school house Of course the section boss could send his children too But the good old S P was not crazy two-roo- m rr 21?0 J MEDICATED FUNERAL HELD EVANSTON Wyo Feb 24 —The funeral of Mrs Fern Cotter who was found dead at her home in Cheyenne Saturday BALSAMIC OILS A delightfully fnrrsnt super-soprotect srslnst chf- f t"f nd helps Bn foLvl irTlttl0"- - ft nnidii:? 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Llsterine $125 For detailed information concerning schedules freight rates and passenger tone -- o! Shaving Cream 2 for 33c tf j iaaaila WaA "forty-niners- seif-gover- n- with CONFIDENCE BUY WITH Jalawmiixm Amazed Indians gathered around strangers from Old Mexico "Medicine beast" grunted the awed braves The horse thus introduced to me mountain region became a hunting Stony for the Indians With Ingress of trappers and traders hemes mules and burros were the trusted pack animals ed on exploration trips aver lugged mountain trails It was 1822 before wheeled vehicles first appeared at Santa Fe New Mexico then the meet popu kw western trading poet The Mormon migration In 347 brought the first toek acroes file eon toent by hand cart and covered wagon Two yearsgreat later came the Prairie Schooners of the " lured by the California gold strike Two great croeskxmtinent wagon routes were established! Each touched eastern corner of what is now Colorado Turned aside by towering mountain ranges file Overland Trail veered north fiie Santa Fe Trail turned south— both around the RockU The blue haze of distant peaks was a mysterious veil isolating fiiia vast mountain empire when the first transcontinental railroad followed die Overland Trail— around the Rockiee The "Pikes Peak or Bust" gold rush in 1858 drew intrepid treasure hunters the mountains The consequent clamor for transportation was answered to 187Q by General William J Palmer founder and guiding genius of the home railroad which created a mighty mountain empire So begins the story of file Denver & Rto Grande Western Railroad which dared tothrilling lay ito line THRU THE ROCKIES HOT AROUND THEM Then the state legislature got busy again and as a result W’eber county outside the city of Ogden was “consolidated" Into one school district and the power was placed -m the hands of & board of five Something similar was done ail over the state Local ment in school matters as in road matters disappeared In West arren the school house is and the pupils are taken closed in busses to schools In other daily' parts of the county It may be true as has been argued that these changes make for efficiency and economy But they serve also to Indicate a drift toward the centralization of the power of government Business men find themselves several kinds of taxes to pajing a tax commission In the state capitoL Ana a state road commission col- lects still other taxes to be spent-- -' as when and where the state capi-tdecides How far will this trend toward centralization lead us? Are we on our way tokthe “totalitarian cen-raliz- ed ?Lurand Englishman obtained the first patent for the making of tin can In 1810 He also obtained patents for the pres ervation of food In metal glass and pottery containers at that time TRANSPORTATION ' -- the ds a regular meeting at the library Saturday afternoon with Mrs -- arl Martin presiding ROCHY MOUNTAINS p f about paying two-thirof & new schoolhouse STUDY CLUB MEET EVANSTON Wyo Feb 24 The Child Study club wiE hold influence of the tion Veber county named Thirty years ago West Warren like all the other 20 or more voting precincts of the county was & real district It elected it road supervisor and if the receipts from “poll" taxes were not enough they could vote a special road tax on the district About 30 years ago they did vote a five mill tax for road building They spent the money and made some good roads The Southern Pacific with about 12 miles of roadbed In the road district pai about two-thir- d of the taxes but of course had no vote The roac supervisor naturally would employ his neighbors and fellow-citizeto do the work of road It building was a fine arrangement You paid In a dollar of taxes and then drew down three dollars for wages It helped business and was the mak-’n- g of some good roads But about that time the state legislature changed the law did away with road districts and" the whole business n the hands of the road three county commissioners No more local in W’est Warren district And the road taxes road paid jy the Southern Pacific went to enrich the road fund of the whole county And if you want eome-thm- g done to & road in West Warren you call up the court-lous- e Fxrecinc-o- Laverty Miss Berry said she and Hamilton became engaged on June 15 1036 but last December 20 after repeated talk of marrying her Hamilton" repudiated h:s promise even-cussio- ns i weight-reducin- a having “totalitarian government" What 1 really meant Is that the men at the head of those government do not stand for any opposition They do not a free pr©6s free speech or permit fre assemblage And the powers of government are centralized In the hands of strongly a few Here in the U S of A we also have a strong drift toward the centralization of power That has been going on steadily for years even here in Utah Let u take one instance: Out by the lake there is a voting s whose real name is Jean F John 'en ts out-of-sea-s- Provides 1 More )-Count whlchE j LOS ANGELES Feb 24— (AP) —William Hamilton film editor Standard-Examine- r: film-actres- NEW YORK Feb Feb 24 Rene de Saint chammnf'rnmaPP°Intec at- Quentin new Doynel French ambassameet- dor to the United wJSJSSiS believes m the France will followStates lie Great Britain at COUn Selo?s in recognizing Italy’s of in w J conquest shIngton Ethiopia D C The bachelor envoy successor tend the Twenty-sixt- h to George Bonnet now French counselor’s meeting May 3 minister of state arrived Wedthe same place nesday night on the liner ChammeItirgH at” Oliver plain “The French government will Denver salesman aM jack Gealta- Becker Brewing probably recognize Italy in Eth MalIne company plant engineer iopa in the interest of genera! T were guests peace" he said predicting Anglo French cooperation would con George Cue Scott Taggart 9 tinue Ross Graham were narnM It would be “very difficult" camp tenders for March a petition from the DearhnT the count added to prophesy the £!’ outcome “of any negotiations beMich Pioneer club tween France and other counferred to committee tries for the withdrawal of forScott Taggart sang a solo eign from Spain troops accompanied by Mrs Ivor n ery team is practicing daily for !hsttte!'vmpl0fhlp-c0ntes- ts of Ap- ril The fifteen members of the team are holding their workouts under direction of Charles Hoop- er The unfinished part of the high school is being used for this purpose Contests are to be held with Weber high Weber college and EASY TO HANDLE A new type airplane motor designed esthe three Salt Lake City high Butts pecially lor lightweight "flivver planes" is demonstrated by A1 o schools the latter part of March Los Angeles designer The motor weighs so little it can be in preparation for the invitation-- 1 carried easily by one man al meet A separate team composed of several physical education girls will also compete in WOMAN HELD IN WILL TEST TAX the state’"contests" said Hooper — George Jensen Editor to fhe Editor 1 MayHe ®° tjol- - I UTTERS Film Editor Sued For Heart Balm of Italian A new word has com Into the and director was defendant topolitical dictionary It Ethiopian Conquest the word day In a $50000 breach of prom- "Totalitarian Russia Italy and ise suit filed by Jean Seen By Minister Berry Germany are often spoken of now £! are making excellent records presented in assembly Friday sponsored by the English department It is under direction of S L Wyatt — Frances New- Illegal Operation Alleged Commission Retailors To Cause of Death i berry Institute 4Frien31y USHERS CHOSEN tf Jan 30 ' Suit Nina Randall Kathleen am Betty i West and SALT LAKE CITY Feb 24— SALTvLAKE CITY Feb 24— fangsgard will usher at (AP)—Mrs Etta M Henchey (AP)r-T- he state tax commission game Friday A bus will 60 superintendent of a women’s and the Utah State students to Bear River The Pep Retailers’ as girls will not present a dril The and children’s hospital here sociation agreed today cooperastudent body will sponsor a dem yas held for investigation today tively to institute a" friendly suit onstration— Margaret Favpro jwhile police probed the death of to test a woman1 allegedly following an constitutionality of the The new books for the monthly inventory tax law lish department library illegal" operation Howard P Leatham commis ready for use It was suggested B Detective L B Gifford and E Harrison state department sion "member and Ray H But-le- r by the students in Sidney Wyatt’s advisory class that a fine of registration officer said the association secretary said be paid on books brought in late victim Edna Pulsipher 23 of immediate court action would be Students will sign for the books Castle Gate died January 30 at the best solution of the merchthe home of relatives in Maple-to- n ants’ “strike" called last week they wish to use— Eleen of septicemia which set in in protest of the law Through serly after a “bunglesome" abortion joint effort of the two bodies YEARBOOK ORDER& Gifford said Miss Pulsipher they said a supreme court de Students may begin to yearbooks Fifty cents Is requir- entered the women’s and chil- cision might be obtained “with ed for a down payment Books dren’s hospital Jan 22 and was in 30 or 60 days" may be purchased from Donald released Jan 25 He added “we Roush Myrle WangsgardJ Len-°r- e further learned that $200 was CI?adwick or Max Orton paid by a man living in Helper With the purchase of the' book for the performance of an abor- FRANCE WILL ASSIST STUDY NEW ZEALAND each student will be admitted to tion upon the woman" The program at the Fine Arts CZECHS HUMOR SAYS the Golden Spike ball Genice society meeting Wednesday was Messerly centered around New Zealand ' LONDON Feb 24 — (UP) — and its Library Customs and people A source close to Czechoslovak- means of living were discussed She Wants To Henry1 List ian diplomatic quarters said to- followed by motion pictures of scenes ln various parts day that Czechoslovakia had of the land— YORK Feb 24 (UP) been assured of French Weight —NEW Kathryn Ellsworth The Brooklyn public library and air aid in the eventmilitary of agNEW YORK Feb 24 ( JP)— which has 560000 names record gression against her Mrs Jenple Latino 23 ed in its registration office This would be in line with exf API got mad Bellevue hospital officials offered today to help parents isting French guarantees which Farm loans totalingrtold hereto go to a clinic for select names for their children Paris has indicated will not be 608000 security have been extended to further Among the names filed last repudiated1 3211 Idaho families State It was reported here that aft- RehabilitationfarmDirector ey called a policeman year are Basline Earline EarthD L and she bit his thumb She line Cello Emleta Florayne er contacts with the British and 13ush said today weighed 346 pounds when she General Gurdeon Hominous French governments entered ti e hospital seven Weeks Nerveilia Ordinary Shulamith was given the strongest Prague formal LEBANON Mo (UP)— Unago and 310 when she was Vicllla and Zipperath Another assurance of French support able to “crack" the safe they name was Flimptz which the eased out ItAwas stated the decision was bund inf R A Walser’s home chief librarian said should be taken with full of the lere thieves carried the 2 0 approval RECEIVES ORANGES given to “a blue-eyeboy of a British government and gave strongbox to their car BOISE Ida Feb 24 (AP) rather pixie nature" complete satisfaction to Prague The safe contained $75 irector Albert Lee of the state department of public assistance said today 270000 pounds of fresh California oranges lout of a promised allotment of 330000 pounds hve been received by the depart ment from the federal -surplus commodities cdj-- Stay Recognition NATIONAL COUNSELOR registrar's office of Occidental college to Ogden high school show that Betty Bristol and Bill Kinard Weber high school it was decided at a class meeting Wednesday at which Mary Gibson vice president presided Wilbur Dodson secretary appointed Lorraine Call Kathleen Graham and John Torghele to arrange Jor refreshments after the par : TO APE DRITAIN EVANSTON Wyo A roller skating party will be sponsored by the senior class of Wynant Clifford Johnson and Kenneth Devries with Wilbur Dodson as chairman — Elsie Koush COOKING PARTY Plans for a cooking party to be held next week were the lain topic in Alpha Theta meet ng Wednesday Money will be taken out of the club treasury for a gift to Alan Christiansen who is ill President John Torghle presided — Darwin Mathewson The play “Hiawatha" will be 133 Twelfth Mr Vtotao atakrpTjllXS Telephone 4fli E R CASEY IS NAMED WEBER HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Helen Rouse— Editor Eaeh senior will pay 25 cents as a class fee to provide a senior gift A committee which will make suggestions to be voted on by the class was appointed comprising Isabel Wade Lois Lel CLAIMS FRANCE Phone 550 pi M |