Show THE OGDEN 4-'- A 11'arvest to Start For Tariff Cut Battle '" "'"v"" 1 J — i i w - - v Ralph Winiama ' Circulation' 126 North Utah-Idah- cellent condition he yield of 150000 tons will be ' 15000 tons short of last about only 165000 year's record harvest ofbeets per tons Only 2000 tons of the received be will during day first week and those only from producers having orders tcr harvest Mr Christensen said All beets this year will be sliced at the Garland' factory and processing probably will commence October 1 and continue until January 1 Early spring drouth in the northern section of the county slightly affected stand of beets but ideal growing conditions since will produce larger plants and offset the lighter stand Producers are being urged by processors to prolong harvest to the fullest extent They explain an acre of beets increases one ton in weight and one per " cent in sugar content each week during 15-t-cold fall weather A crop would net a producer $150 per week Plant Openings Slated South Central" Idaho sugar processing plants prepared their machinery today to handle the beet crop from 27000 acres soon after 1 f harvesting begins October ' Twin of EJcook Falls Harry Idaho district manager of the Amalgamated Sugar company said the company's plants would open at Rupert October 6 Burley October 7 and Twin Falls October ex-pect- ed 10-ac- re on 8 Tom Heath Republican party chairman and 1939 majority leader of the Idaho legislature warned domestic sugar growers and manufacturers to exert pressure against a proposal to lower the tariff on Cuban sugar from $150 to 75 cents "Fight Tariff Change" "The president already has lifted the quota on foreign sugar to al low unrestricted shipment of Cuban -sugar into the United States and a lowering of the tariff would be disastrous to American beet sugar producers" Heath said He predicted congress never again would restrict production of domestic sugar i EXCHANGE CLUB LISTS — i i '"" I u ' x- --- v i " f ' ' - v - vi ' vf ' 4 C" 'Y-:rJ" I — - - ' !" I I - V The Ogden Lions club today went on record as approving Ogden city and jWeber county commissioners' proposed action in applying for federal aid for a modern airport Thoral Larsen rural rehabilitation supervisor of the U S farm security administration explained service of community the department of agriculture method Through the he said the incomes of low Income farmers has been increased "The plan provides for the farmer to have ample equipment that not all could have If each farmer had to buy machinery for his own use" ' i EROSION SURVEY i - i 1 j I s asj s ( - "''" IS NEARLY ENDED mitTHDAYS Mrs Mizabeth a Davies 140 Okey CCC Camp Prepares to oldest living member of the L D g Second ward who today marks h her is shown above with her birthday anniversary Move to Tremonton Nancy S tigers of St Louis Mo daughter of Orin and Catherine Okey Stigers The picture was taken on Nancy's From Willard Twenty-sixt- h ive eighty-sevent- great-granddaught- BRIGHAM CITY first birthday anniversary Aug 8 Sirs Okey has lived In Ogden since her early childhood 2S— Sept er Chairman Carl Shriber of Howell G G Nelson of Snowville A W Bishop of Garland J A Erlckson of Beaver Dam Horace of Honeyville members pervisory board of the ganized northern Utah Hunsaker WORK TO BEGIN of the su- newly orsoil con- servation district Assistant Coordinator Harvey Fletcher G S Quate secretary of the organization Robert H Stewart county agent and CCC officials have nearly completed survey of the entire soil conservation district to SALT LAKE CITY Sept 26— start soon on a program of increasing US highway (AP)'— Work will to four-lan- e width from Brigham City in Box Elder- county to Payson in Utah countydetermine the type of soil erosion Announcement of the projected projects most needed at this time improvement was mad? Monday at A work program schedule will be a meeting of the state road commisdrawn up by the group to be sub- sion at which W D Hammond mitted to Secretary of Agriculture commission chairman also promisHenry A Wallace for approval ed Salt Lake county a greater perThe Willard CCC camp is being centage of Utah's highway transferred to Tremonton to commence activities following approval of the wqrk program D U Supervisory personnel and mato with recedgo hrough chinery ing contour terracing flood and erosion control check dams and other projects will be provided by the government HUNTS VILLE Sept 26— DaughSecretary of State E E Monson ters of Utah Pioneers will hold approved nearly all dry farming their opening meeting Thursday at areas in Box Elder county and y p m at the home of hills and Mrs mountains Charles now F Felt with Mrs adjacent materially depleted by orvergraz-in- g Peter M Jensen Mrs Chester Eng-stroand fire and Mrs Marianne Ether-ingto- n The areas Included Collinston as hostesses Beaver Dam Fieding The following program will be Portage Pocatello valley presented: Piano prelude Miss Lor-n- a Promontory Hansel valley Howell and SnowJohansen lesson on trees and ville The project will save sever- shrubs of Utah Mrs Mina ' Beral hundred thousand dollars each lin vocal solo Mrs Horace Ald-ou- s year in the county it is said accompanied by Mrs Henry Burrows talk on early day tree planting in Huntsville Mrs Elizabeth Jensen and a song Miss ShirDRAINAGE ley Burrows accompanied by Mrs Henry Burrows No 91 Howard Spracher first lieutenant of 145th field artillery commanding Battery B made an appeal for support of the Utah national guard expansion program necessary Dr4 Wendell Noall city physician was introduced as a new member by Fred Green President Wallace appointed the following as members of the program committee for October William J Critchlow chairman Dr Walter I French Fred Green and Harry f SALT LAKE CITY Sept 26 — Kammeyer (UP)-Mayor John M Wallace of Salt Lake City disclosed today that BUY he has been appointed president of the Salt Lake chapter of the American Dunking society II Wallace suspected that the apwas pointment part of an advertising campaign of doughnut manThe city purchasing agent today ufacturers directed toward bringhad been instructed to call for ing the industry out of the hole bids on 25 large wire refuse baskets jat recommendation of Mayor Peery who exp'rWed belief IV they would help reduce the number of empty whiskey bottles found each morning on the streets and in City Hall park The bids will be f opened October 3 Mayor Peery said jie saw such baskets in use when he was in WOODS CROSS Sept 26 — Al-v- New York city recently and that W Hatch prominent sheepthey appeared useful for "all sorts man of Woods Cross' died early of rubbish" today at his home Commissioners' He was born April 17 1865 at Saunders voted in Rackhof am and favor the call Woods Cross and has been in the for bids but the purexplained business for sheep raising many pose of the baskets Is to be rubyears At the time of his death bish rather than whiskey bottles he was manager of the Hatch exclusively Brothers sheep farm am to do anything to "I Surviving are his widow Eliza-b- et help keepwilling the streets but Jackson two sons Clyde and I do hot think we shouldclean do anyFrank! of Woods Cross three thing to encourage drinking on the daughters Mrs Charles Garrett city streets" said Rackham Bountiful Mrs Walter Stringham "I am not voting for these basLos Angeles and Mrs Walter Lil-l- ie kets for the purpose of collecting of Chicago 12 grandchildren whiskey and two brothers Sterns and Ru- Saunders bottks" emphas ized ben Hatch of Woods Cross Services will be conducted In the South Bountiful L D S ward chapel Friday at one p m S BOX ELDER ROAD L Mayor Made Chief Of Dunkers CljTY IVILL TRAS BASKETS HATCH to ALVIN Valley Resume Meetings SliEEPLIMJ DIES P two-thirt- m CORK JOB RECEIVES OKEH ACTIVITY SALT LAKE CITY Senfft (AP)— Darrell J Greenwell state The program of Exchange club works projects administration di said today President Roosefor the next three months was rector velt had approved a $25596 projoutlined at the weekly meeting toto ect facilities of fh improve Comin Ben Hotel Lomond day mittee chairmen who explained Corinne drainage district in Box the work their separate groups Elder county The government will will do are: Ken Davidson citizen- contribute $17732 and the Box Hal Armstrong finance Elder county commission $7864 toship Marv Forsha sports George Jac-obs- ward the cost of the undertaking Elder Burke which will employ WPA labor fellowship house committee Wayne Watson Reed Gam-me- ll community service music Dave Williams inter-clu- b David Holther program and Dr W C Swanson publicity membership Dr D C Hendrick-so- n Bruce Exchange education Jenkins attendance Wynn Ferrin BRIGHAM CITY aviation Eldon Dye model aviaSept 26— tion and Norman Bingham enter- License to wed has been issued by County Clerk C Henry Nielsen to tainment William Jensen The activities as described will the following: 39 Kotter Olive and at under Hale 26 once" following get way both of Brigham City and Lorenzo today's business meeting William Anderson Jr 24 of Brigham City and' Hazel Manning 21 of Garland Nearly 900000 tons of fish were caught in Germany last v year in STANDARD Clerk Issues Two Wedding Licenses Indeed KING COAL is truly that sized blended and waxed Sent staged Thursday with students leaving the college at four p m IN A very expensive road III IDAHO CITY FUND CO EUR D'ALENE More 'Get-Up-and-- $5000 open your oclation Unturpatied service prompt withdrawals extra earning comcurrent rate 3 $emi annually pounded For a sound txptrt friendly 1014 fsKMHea cost r— V pay down strike at low-t- it consultTht federal borne financing n —lj Fhane 635 and ' Loan At OPTICAL CO fo cia tion Manufacturing and Dispensing Opticians ftfl 0 iUU Balcony J Q Penney's Ogden L 1 Oil COMPANY OF CAIfFORMf A PRESZUTS O ('' PIONEER COAL A LUMBER fhone 1408 v4M n AMI (rx P" 1 S o 5 A ) tf "Where's Donald Duck? Ill bet my shirt That boy's been kidnapped—maybe hurt! Raves Mickey "Don— our quarterback! We need him bad— we're outa whack! CO If cm Coach Mickey bellows ''Give your all! Get in there gang— and grab that ball! Phone 216 Five Polnta I'hone 256 I dried n ti m Cnilding and TANDMD Q II Shampoo and Finger Wave 25 SUPERIOR BEAUTY SCHOOL 2384 Wash Blvd Ph 161 $1 to insured account here la Utah's Largett Insured At en BEAUTY SPECIAL Mountain Fuel Go' GIASSES 1 Light Supply and Lowe Idaho Sept ch Permanent CAnMrtic Conveniently located wime block tame tide of street at Utah Power & are taller than their mothers were at the same age Ac cording to statistics issued the height of the average French boy of 17 la 5 feet 1M inches Superior Oil ff c 7 ar $5 14 1 c FRENCH BOYS TALLER PARIS (UP)— Young Frenchmen are an Inch taller than those of the pre-wGirls generation half-an-in- ji i LEAD TO (AP)—The city attorney Cand With Healthy Vision! financial committee today continued to investigate a reoorted hnrt- That's just ONE age of "thousands of dollars" in v Pep of the of good vicity runds set forth in a report sion! If you've been off your made to the citv council bv I W feed lately have your eyes Defenbach of Wallace who had checked now by the registered been auditing the city's books optometrist with offices here The report charzed "in hundreds If glasses aren't needed of cases" tax receipts were stamn- you'll be told so emphatically! ed paid "but the sums of money V evidenced" by the duplicates "have not been remitted to the treasury" It said a statement of the exact amount involved was "impossible" 2S— v ' i J Cnes Min We ve hunted high and low— He's vanished Mickey! Wait — I knowl That lonely road— we passed it by! He may be stranded there! Oh my! I'll find our hero— wait and see — Leave this to Standard Gas and me!" Her hunch is right— her darkest fear- sShe finds poor Donald drenched in tears! i Utah King Coal Produced Only by United States Fuel Company 33 f ( "Bad Bill" wails Don "their captain— he i'C 3L and chain on me! Hung jthis But with this Standard speed we're sure To get me there in time to score!" Just hear those cheers as Don runs in— The score is tied! Man! Can ho win? OCT IDAHO COMPLETED l THE ARROWS 'THOUSANDS' SHORT Just listen! Hear those grandstands roar! No wonder — pipe that awful score! With ten short minutes left to play Our Boys alas can't break away! They kept on asking for FEDERATED 10-YE- AR V - I" JOHN FARR COAL CO Phone 27 NEWMAN COAL CO I CRAMER COAL CO I'hone S67 ASAEL FARR COAL CO 28— Cleve- - IDAHO FALLS Sept 26 — (AP) —A tear gas bomb intended for on the wife holdup men back-fire- d of a service station operator at Roberts Idaho Falls hospital attendants reported today after giving first aid treatment to Mrs Marden Wells 21 Her eyes inflamed and- filled with tears Mrs - Wells "had cried so much that her dress was wringing wet" hospital attaches said It was understood at the local hospital that the accident occurred when Mrs Wells dropped the gas bomb while inspecting it at the service station operated by her husband Utah a load now Try A A SHAW COAL CO Phone 1074 A B C COAL CO Arthur Stewart 50 of land Ohio charged with robbery of $52 from a service station here Sept 9 pleaded not aruiltv beforn District Judge Lewis Jones Mon day The trial was set for November 7 and Stewart was placed In county jail in lieu of $3000 bond C for it's washed youH use Utah KING COAL always Robbery Guilt CITY Backfires! ONE A1INUTE TO PLAY we Heartily recommenc! Utah KING COAL because we believe you want cleaner coal NEW TEACHERS Suspect Denies BRIGHAM Dress Soaked As Tear Bomb SALT LAKE CITY Sept 26 — (AP)—Albert Tennant 23 of Salt Lake City was fatally Injured Monday night when his car and another collided at an Intersection south of the city limits The impact threw Tennanfs ma-t cnme against a utility pole at a corner of the intersection where it was aemonsned suixering a skull fracture and other maior in juries Tennant died three - hours later In a Salt Lake Citv! hosDital His death was the 110th traffic fa tality of the year in Utah and the THE ADVENTURE ENTITLED : WEBERlEETS With students standing in the aisles Weber college faculty mem- bers presented the first assembly of the year today Officials described the gathering as the "largest assembly in years" Mrs Clarisse H Hall registrar said registration at the school reached 825 at noon Feature of the assembly was introduction of 13 faculty members who are- new to the school this year or are returning after a leave of absence A hike to Malan's basin was called off Monday evening because of threatening weather It will be Farm land prices in Jaran have Increased 22 per cent since 1833 LITTLE PEOPLE on m 12th in Salt Lake county outsidi cf Salt Lake City Fatally Hurt In Collision Favor City and County Application for U S Assistance I - r :: Phone "527 First West Quenttn Nelson Correspondent 35 South Harvest of 10700 acres of Box Fifth West Phone 639 Elder county sugar beets will begin September 29 accordingman-to Orson A Chrlstensen district o Sugar company ager of are in exIn beets general Sugar said The "t - - J ' J i t BOX ELDER i - UtaH Chalks Up 110th Death On Highways As Salt Laker AIR FIELD PLAN i - ' H " i TUESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 26 1939' R LlOnS INDORSE Celebrating Anniversary This Week Idaho Calls Box Elder Will Reap Crop Nearly As Large As 1938 Production STANDARD-EXAMINE- Il construc-tion-whic- h has been underway for years between Idaho f City and Lowman Idaho has been completed B J Finch district engineer for the public road3 administration announced today The final section near Lowman was finished this week he said The road - about SO miles long Is of graded construction It is a part of the federal aid system from Boise into the Stanley basin Finch also announced comple- G'j 10 One minute left! A huddle! Quick! Herecomes the play! It's got to click! The crowd goes mad — a touchdown pass! in all the smarter spots! ' tion of 41 miles on the Hunting-ton-Falrvieroad in Manti national forest Utah This road is used extensively by coal truckers who haul from the Huntington w "'-r- ec rAT 11 THEIR VOTE! r--V ) What a tribute to quality! No P-and advertising for two years M still P-- sales went up doubled! as men kept on ask- tripled! ing for that rare and glorious taste Go in this p m and ask for hujjuu area o The Heroes! Don and Standard Gas! M ' LOVE Fivns wav YAKIMA Wash (UP)— A young farm hand who was unfamiliar wuii wasmngton's new marriage ?my old friend Jaws applied to the Yakima county clerk for a license but didn"t have Thafinmst blended whitkey that A men the $450 fee The youth then got tea's greatest flistillera have ever made! on a bicycle and pedaled almost 10 miles to the Vanch on which he ' QUART— Code No 199 PINT— Code No 201 worked and returned with the money just before the office National Distiller Product Corporation ' dosed 90 Proof 51 traight whiskey 49 I'M S0M0 motorists on f or youtseW FOOTBALL FANS: Standard Service Men everywhere cor dially invite you to call on your way to and from this seasons games They extend to you the courtesies of the road— a quick windshield polish tire check-u- p or road information without week-encharge This try Standard Gasoline— it's unsurpassed! Pnn d 1 NC cnt be USE OUR NATIONAL CREDIT CARD GOOD IN YOUR NIICHSORHOOD AND FROM COAST TO COAST grain neutral spirit J ri rv1 rn i i I) |