| Show THE OGDEN DlilGHAB SEES HEAVY BALLOT CORRESPONDENTS Both Parties Confident of Victory As Vote paign Nears Close L W 1149 Jrp Pboa 491 Flrta 33 South Nion City PtooM 639 Brlhn Great Northern W Thorn Mai&d SLATED NOV Fhooa 94 j Ralph WIBlam 126 North Flrt West Brlgnam City rnons o7 Eugene Chaie and Ralph Bate-ma-n Cvanston Willard Andaraon tfaiad Phone 25 H SALT LAKE CITY Nov 4 — (AP)— The trial of Frank yerich 22 convict at the Utah state prison who is charged with stabbing a fellow inmate to death on Oct 17 was set today for Nov 14 Yerich is charged with slaying Melbourne Lefgren 24 of Ogden as the outgrowth" of a prison WYOMING "feud" District Judge Oscar W a plea of District Attorney Calvin W Rawlings that the trial be set for Nov 8 AUXILIARY "This man's life is at stake" McKonie said "so I am not dis to unduly hurry his prepa CONFAB MONDAY posed rations for trial" Attorney Clifford L Ashton ap pointed by the court to defend EVANSTON Nov 4— The Amer Yerich asked for a delay because it was difficult to com ican Lesrion auxiliary will hold its he said evidence at the prison pile regular monthly meeting at jthe The court allowed Yerich until Blyth Memorial home jMonaay Mrs Wednesday to enter his plea with o'clock two at Clifford Spencer and Mrs Ernest Heward as hostesses Mrs Swan Borg president of the auxiliary is in possession of the book entitled "The Flag of the United States of America" wmcn was presented to this auxiliary at the district fall convention at Coke-vill- e Mc-Conk- OGDENITE HELD ON CHARGES HIT-RU- N nz ait-erno- i e on Driver Jailed Uinta Budget As Fine Unpaid To Be Studied BRIGHAM CITY Nov Nov! 4 — Elmer Peterson 31 Logan Satur day began serving 35 days in Box Elder county jail after pleading guilty in city court to charges of drunken driving made by arresting officer Leonard Bishop of the state highway patrol A fine of $105 was assessed but unpaid court records show ar FIREMEN LIST Tot Develops Odd Formula HITS WORK calls dur ing October seven of which were false alarms Fire Chief Owen A said Saturday In his Owens monthly report to city commls sioners The department equipment he said traveled 1289 miles worked nine hours and 18 minutes on fires hose and laid 4600 feet of one-inc- h hose and 1800 feet of two-inc- h erected 200 feet of ladders calls answered included Fire three to burning autos and four to ignited tree stumps In addition firemen made 152 inspections of public buildings City Electrician DeWitt Stoddard reported Satur day he spent 90 hours during October installing and maintaining traffic lights street signs stop "signs repairing lights in the city lail and painting signs on the curbs In addition he said he spent 30 OKLAHOMA CITY Nov 4 — (AP) — Mr and "Mrs Earl W Gid eon thought that new brand of coffee tasted "mighty funny Washing out the pot Mrs Gideon found in it: A tube of shaving cream A pair of horn-riglasses A bobby pin A piece of glass Bobby Gideon 2 refused to an swer questions m Victim Gets Last Laugh SAN ANTONIO Tex Nov (AP)— Frank Bondine Fort Sam Houston soldier couldn't resist temptation He applied a match to Ernest - Fischinger flowing four hours repairing lights at the beard The Fischinger just laughed stadium 16 hours wiring a recrea whiskers were attached to a mask tion shelter at Monroe park four he was wearing hours rewirine a gas pump at But Bodine's smile froze A jus Thirtv-thir- d and Wall and 134 tice fined him $25 hours inspecting and maintaining jfire alarm signals He said he also made 18 inspections for fire hazards attended eight fires and served as acting fire chief for two weeks y FORMER PRINCIPAL RECEIVES HONORS ie SETS RRIGHAM CITY Nov 4 — Joe Ramirez Ogden Saturday was in placed in Box Elder county-jai- l set bond of $300 lieu by Judge J the when Ogdenite Horsley Wesley was arraigned here on charges of hit-ru- n driving Ramirez allegedly smashed Into an auto owned by Leslie Allen 45 of Losran south of Willard Friday damaging the machine consider Allen said Ramirez lanea ably He was traced by his to stop license number and arrested' in This prize was won for hav Ogden by State Highway Patrolthe most memoers man Rink Smurthwaite obtained ing Trial has been set for ten am Evanston having far exceeded its quota Monday EVANSTON Nov 4 — Uinta county commissioners will convene in special session Monday at ten a m to set up a tentative budget for 1940 A public hearing on the budget will be held sometime before the first Monday in February at which time it will be adopted The board convenes in regular session Tuesday MA LAD ONEIDA FARM AGENT V SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER R MALAD Nov 4 — Appointment of A Siple of Weiser as county agricultural agent replacing J W Webster who recently resigned to enter the school of medicine at Utah university was announced Saturday by Oneida county com missioners Siple a graduate versity at Moscow tional agriculture in two years assisted of Idaho uni taught voca Jerome school In the Cassia county soil conservation program for a time and when appointed here was instructor at the voca tional school at Weiser Wolfer present the new mid- - of public relations and education season Nelly Dons new colors for the reeional forest service haa -new materials sizes 9 to 42 $585 returned Saturday from a three- - tAn' army plane piloted by Lieut v to $1495 (adv) week conference in Washington Jack Rouse of Mof fett Field Calif crashed in a plowed field three d miles south of here Saturday Returns — Mrs Elizabeth Bell 8S9 Twenty-sevent- h Forfeited — Philio Hess Ogden wrecking the plane and cutting has returned from a three-weetrip to San forfeited $5 in city court Saturday Rouse's face so badly 20 stitches on a charee of Dassinz a stop sign were Francisco required Lloyd Olsen 19 Plain City for Rouse was returning from a visit with his parents at Rochester N Tulip Bulbs— Choice all varie feited $10 on a speeding charge He said he did not know Y ties Taylor's Pet Shop 2316 Wash suspend what caused the crash Suspende-d- A (adv) ed sentence was given Clarence among Weaver 28 of 2785 Grant for al Impaneled — Included names drawn for service on fed legedly driving an auto with im eral petit jury in Salt Lake City proper license plates in city court were John B Dickson of Morgan Saturday and G L Bourne of Fielding Forfeited— Bail of $1 each was on overtime forfeited parking For good meat at prices you At the Mutual service of the L charares & Saturday in city court by D S Twelfth ward at seven" pm his can meet see Lou James v Dad at City Meat Market 2602 Joseph Perkins 1461 Twenty-seSunday a program of interest will 43 enth William H Branch Croy be' presented The theme "Why Wash don and John Jones 40 Ogden Read the Scripture" will be carried out Mrs Merrill J Bunnell will Carver E John Dr Speaker— — Greenwell Emmett Sentenced give a reading Jn keeping with the will be principal speaker at the and musical numbers will theme sen was 3468 19 of TaberWashington Armistice day program in Ann Bingham be nacle square following the street tenced to pay $3 fine or serve one Bob presentedandbyFern An Clark Petty and one-ha- lf days in jail on a parade Saturday morning to the invitation is extended pub on the left char of oassine— a car lie to be present Nashua Blankets well known for side of a double line Saturday in 115 years cotton part wool and city court ase Lucille Jensen Route No 2 Og aU wool at unusually low plrces at K Univer den son (adv) West's New Name — Moench and Hilh'ard Cliristensen sity of Business is the new title of Lois Christina Coles H Boyd No D F Hotel Men— Utah' Nevada Ida the school previously known as 3 410 Box hotel Ogden daughter Colorado and Wyoming ho Smithsonian Business college D Stark Evan Lamar and Verena managers and greeters will be in B Moench is president and Mrs Bunot Route No 4 box 354 Ogden Salt Lake City Friday for a spe Alta Alberga has been namea daughter cial showing of the film "front Griffith Leo Lawrence and Jo Office Procedure" s at two pm Hein 2851 Reeves son hanna ia Newhouse hotel Illnesses — Nine cases of contagious disease were reported to the Buy a Good sturdy work shoe city health department last week at Christenson's Shoe Mart There were four of mumps tnree (adv) of chickenpox and one each - of cough and scarlet lever New Equipment— D R & G W whooping railroad is placing new equipment Meeting— Technocracy Inc will on its lines in Utah and Colorado in room 103 to handle increased business re- hold a public meeting Weber college Monday" Nov 6 general of ports Edward A West seven-thirt- y at p m ' a Teachers of the Madison school gave a dinner party at Nob Hill tearoom Friday evening in honor of their former principal W N by Inquiring Petterson who retired last June Reporter Today's question: Who in your opinion is the most popular Amer- ican? Mrs Wanda Skeen 2630 Liberty housewife: "I think it is President Roosevelt because he is doing his best to keep us out of war" reA Main 653 Twenty-thir- d should tired: "I say Roosevelt" William Code Apt 16 461 Twenrailroader: "Why ty - seventh President Roosevelt! The Roose-vel- ts have always been A-- l Amer- icans Joseph 3L Warner 3135 Ogden electrician: "Well at the present time I'd say Roosevelt" Mr 3Ielvin Beachler Frontier I Wyo housewife: "Personally think President Roosevelt is" Success Attends No -- Date Event There must be plenty of wallflowers at Weber college or others desirous of "getting off the Table decorations were unusually A beautifully modeled ship decked with flowers was used asa centerpiece and the favors were miniature ships of the same design Mrs Marion Morten-so- n was in charge of arrangements A program was carried out to express appreciation and good wishes to Mr Petterson Those taking part were Miss Evelyn Turner Leroy Wahlquist Mrs Marguerite Steiwer W N Petterson John Stark and Malcolm Rampton A gift was presented to Mr Petterson by Mrs Marguerite Steiwer in behalf of the teachers Those present were Mr and Mrs W N Petterson John Stark new principal Malcolm Rampton Mrs Marguerite Steiwer Miss Marion Cook Miss Helen Eberstein Mrs Eva Ehmann Miss Leah Farr Miss Edna Hardy Mrs Frances Johnson Miss Mabel Lesher Miss Mary-bel- le Mallong Mrs Marion Morten-so- n Miss Chloe Nelson Miss Margery Orton Miss Frances Parker Mrs Ethel Piper Mrs Lottie Smith Miss Edith Sneddon Miss Luella Thomas Miss Evelyn Turner Leroy Wahlquist Mrs Veraa Whiteley Miss Kathleen Wilson and Mrs Inez Winkler attractive 11 WELL — 2-- — — W HOLLANDS 1 Chamber Endorses Armistice Closing 9 twenty-inc- h wells You make the location I furnish material and complete the well to your specifications including pump installed Let me estimate the cost of your welt J Woods Cross Utah WELL lly FETERSEn Phone Salt Lake Wasatch 3318--J WELL Fistula Sufferers Face Danger j ch IUL J n r — ' -- j : : I Wi ' f r-- 1 K ' 1 j - - i ' t 3 Bed Chest Vanity Bench 90- Felted Ca Snrinir Two Cotton Mattress Vanity ana Bed Mirror Lamp Lamps 50-Pou- nd LIVING ROOM Q eD O50 JJ csj T UITE j if e it 4 'h k ' S 1" 4 With End Hit 2?"ijT' Table and Scarf 1 i Tr- - Easy Terms GENUINE ROOS CEDAR CHESTS Genuine Tennesse red cedar Interior 1195 Easy Term The Best in a Coal Range ROUND OAK '1 M L (Liarlt) Uctfcsr Nature furnished the and she certainly material Critclilov made for gad CITY AUDITOR I During the two terms that I had the privilege of serving Ogden as City Auditor Mr M L(Mark) Critchlow served as Deputy Auditor At all times during this period I found him to be very well trained efficient dependable and courteous Upon my resignation Mr Critchlow was appointed to fill my unexpired term This being the first time Mr Critchlow has run for the office of City Auditor I recommend that you support him at the coming election for continued efficient service ANNA MAY COLLINS CHAD WICK Former City Auditor (Paid Political Advertisement) GATE Coal "all and a yard wide" Modern ill natsral quality fit £- -y fre Crdsr a Sized t:n to j Special today I "America's leading coal is meupim uj range" This construction ex4 and style will over It perts the country be yours also when you see for yourseii Specially Priced During November touch of perfection by combining careful preparation with o EXPERIENCE o TO YOU WrfO VOTE CASTLE J tciesee adds the distinctive Ah Auditor for an Auditor's Job o TRAINING : y '4 t' rthTrrfrrn Vote for iv Vabr Wells a Specially Four to gain-edb- 457 j BOSTON Nov 4— (AP)— Mora than 50000 New England textile workers mostly in cotton and rayon mills will receive fatter pay envelopes next week because of seven per cent wage increases which become effective Monday nORTHEM DRILLKIG COMPANY Further information may be calling Wangsgard at Humor Writer Presents Tip BY TEXTILE MILLS Prospect and Test Wells turalization papers will be given at the class organization Monday he added evening at seven-thirt- y BEDROOM SUITES Births RITES WELL Oil Gas Seismograph I manager RETURNS FROM COAST Imported Boneless sardines at Nov 4— Mrs Margaret Food Mart Phone 525 Jerrv's Peterson has returned to her home (adv) here after spending two weeks in HELD FOR California visiting relatives county Service Clubs— Davis Births reported to the city health Kiwanis of members Rotary TO POCATELLO rfenartment' Wednes are to meet MALAD Nov 4— Elmer Lewis Lions clubs Greene Evan M and Doris seven-thirt- y at p m in Davis day son of Henry Lewis of Malad is co a to Edna form school Plyer 2944 Fingree daugn- weekend In Pocatello county high the spending operative council EVANSTON Nov 4 — Services with D C Ray and family Thomas Walter Lioner and Flor for William Hollands who died ence Foutz North Ogden son C P Plantone with on Fertilize Wednesday evening at his home Fronk W Chester and Thelma Richardson Grain Co Phone 788 county road were conducted in (adv) Foulger 1902 Childs daughter Evanston L D S First ward chapel Butterfield Robert and June WilSaturday afternoon by Bishop Wells Nevada son D T was Session— Court Invocation Rogerson H Bennett liam Judge by Clifford C and Leone of Beckman session Johnson will conduct a Walter Shaw Bishop Bennett and 1146 Lawrence in Utah Thirty - eighth court of Hollands federal Ogden Park City Monday Bishop were speakers Music was by SecThe November issue of "The postoffice building opening at ten daughter Jr Joseph LeRoy Crawford ond ward choir and Mrs H E Author and Journalist" features a m Twenty-thir- d 827 Willard BenedicViola and Brough of the First ward to "The Filter-Bloc- k Approach son new tion was by Fred Thompson InDonna Lofgreen's beauty a by Charles Palmer 385Z terment was in Coalville cemetery Writing" Blvd Ph Wash 2528 Young John William and Thel-mhumsalon of as a known writer chiefly West 235 Dickamore LaVern Durnford directed by mortuary (aavj orous-romantic short - stories Twelfth son for the slick magazines has Johnson Tressa Storey Arch and Sylvia Andial Recovers— In this article Mr Palmer says 3476 Jackson son the reason most of the materia recovered from effects of a recent Wilson Morris Joseph and Martha Farr is operation in the Dee hospital ana submitted by eager hopefuls R F D No 3 North Davis Grace uncommercial is because it lacks has resumed duties at the Ogden I son Ogden form and because its author Beauty school and Mable Hobson Elden Dye the widespread misconcep son EVANSTON Wyo Nov 4— The shares 2548 Harrison disroom Selley that magazine writing is an See the new model and Evanston chamber of commerce is tion Brown Eugene Thomas Dlavs and Kroehler color harmon states writ commercial He art of a 1415 Grant closing daughprogram endorsing "Rxclnsive Bovles (adv) Elna Peterson 1 all business houses on Armistice ing is definitely a trade and ex ter' to how go about writ just Florence and day W J Watts is heading a com- plainsa short Combs Spencer Conductors— Regular meeting story mittee which will request the Lions ing 2802 Monroe daugnter Conduc Stephens of You are Order "Have the of Railway features Other to club and the American Legion and Wilford Hyrum Haan De ofof election annual Dome?" a Little Sadism In Your tors and the make a similar move Thirty-thir- d 325 Robertsen Jennie "Essentials of ficers will be held Wednesday at son- : The director's meeting of the by Harry Adlcr K'' Ll i" Radio commerce of p m in the Odd Felchamber Evanston Playwriting" by William seven-thirt- y and Gladys Wight Reed Joseph lows hall 2320 Washington will be held November 7 At this L King "The Student Writer 3029 Jackson daughter Davis List "Annual Market and session the date will be set for Handy Morris William Walton and Eli- Wanted— Medium size used upthe nomination of officers Election of Book Publishers ——— — i will be in December at the chamber right piano Will pay cash Glen (adv) i Bros meeting WESTERN PACIFIC SPEAKER NAMED Court Case— Custody of two EVANSTON Nov 4— L E Wilminor children of Willard Fay and OFFICIAL RESIGNS Catherine Margaret Goddard was One of the tragic results of negkinson member of the banquet committee for the American Ledivided when a divorce decree lected fistula frequently is loss of Arannounced that Attorney was awarded last week Each of bowel control together with nervT gion thur Woolley of Ogden will be the SAN FRANCISCO Nov 4 (Spe- the litigants is to have custody of ous diseases and general ill health guest speaker at the banquet on cial) —Arthur Curtiss James to the children for six months of each caused by self poisoning ThousArmistice day ands could save themselves from day tendered his resignation as year and serious illness by di humiliation of a and the board chairman treatment in time CUSTODIAN APPOINTED 75c and of the Western Pacific rector delivered proper fertilizer Soil taking & EVANSTON Nov 4 — Warren Railroad company to take effect Minor Clinic— oldThe Thornton A B Campbell phone 1373 Olson has been appointed on the at the will of the board but no up institution in the rectal known (adv) est custodial force of the Evanston later than December 31 1939 aft world— offers a FREE Book which licenses explains Fistula and other rectal post office according to Frank - P er having served in those capaci Licenses — Marriage Nelson postmaster ties for more than thirteen years were issued Saturday by the We- diseases tells how more than 50000 by The board accepted the resigna ber' county clerk to Nicholas Kra-govi- persons have been benefited 53 and Anna Sekulick 51 their mild corrective Institutional Unofficial estimates placed the to- tion effective at the end of the — without hospital conof Rock tal hike at about $1000000 a year year Although he now retires from both Springs Wyo treatment for this Free Book Write finement 21 of Ogden Western Fount J Langford The boosts will apply to 9100 active participation in AddressThornr List Reference and invest 19 of his New 5000 Pacific affairs in Roy workers in Maine and Lavina Hamanon large & Minor Clinic Suite 2116 926 re ton still ment in Rhode Island 7800 in that company Hampshire Mo 14000 in Fall River Mass 16000 mains and will be directed by oth Returns— C J Olsen in charge McGee St Kansas City 800 in er hands In New Bedford Mass and Northbridge Mass Woolen workSALT LAKE CITY Nov 4 (UP) ers meanwhile presented demands for undisclosed wage boosts —Czechs and Slovaks now under and sources close to that industry the rule of Adolf Hitler will revolt in Maine said raises similar to within a year Charles Tulka Prathose in the other industries might gue newspaperman said today during a visit here be granted WAGES ARE BOOSTED Farm Suburban Air Conditioning Irrigation Industrial " Prpgram Arranged By Twelfth Ward MALAD shelf" Rolfe Peterson student body president said a stag dance held Friday night drew the largest crowd he has seen at any dance since he entered the school In order to get everyone acquainted no one was admitted to the dance with a date Special assemblies were held preceding the dance at which the students promised to forget dates for the affair A class in the free adult education program in Ogden will be organized for foreign born persons seeking citizenship and better command of the English language Monday evening according to Dean F Peterson state WPA: education field supervisor The class will be held in Central high school building Twenty-fift- h and Monroe said Peterson and will be administered locally by Dave Wangsgard assistant superintendent of Ogden city schools Teachers will be Hans C Peterson and David Fowles in citizenship preparation and Americanization Bert N Wright In elementary reading and writing and Gordon Thompson in English for the foreign born The class will be for persons whose examinations for naturalization come In 1940 or later Peterson said Other classes are already under way for those expecting to pome up for examination this month for forComplete instructions to how on apply for naeign born 10-d- ay " Ask me another New Study Unit Is for Persons Taking Tests During 1940 ks — 1939 5 Pilot Is Injured CITIZEN CLASS In Plane Crash OPENSHOflDAY BRAINARD Neb Nov 4 (AP) ° Random References YERICII TRIAL CIRCULATION Mow BOX ELDER Said Mayor F Joseph Law Insupportdicating the Democratic ers of his candidacy would stand on fast records "We have made in this n nttpmnt at rec our are sure We campaign ords will speak for tnemseives to the city's voters It is only at election time that any dissatisfaction Is exnressed with our admin istration and that i3 only a natural outcrop of the campaign" Box Elder Republican Chairman Clonrcra Tnhnsnn said: the Republican ticket headed by Alf Freeman for mayor will be victorious Tuesday We have the most constructive program we have had for many years Our platform is so strong tne opposi Hrm even lilroq it " Candidates on the Democratic ticket besides Law are E A Johnson four year councilman George Tiller Roy T Shaw John B turn vpnr nniinrilmpn fathia Mrs Louise Sorenson recorder Luia u tteeaer treasurer With Freeman on the Republi can ticket are Carl Wold four Charles Shefyear councilman field Krnpst ¥1 Hansen snrt Iwis two-yeS Wight councilmen Abbie it tiamsei recorder ana Firemen answered B Evaniton bote! urday "We-believ- VT1a Quentln West BRIGHAM CITY Nov 4— The Is expected largest vote of years Utah community northern in this when polls are opened Tuesday after two weeks of intensive camoffices paigning for municipal Both incumbent Democrats and challenging Republicans were concirfident of victory as observers Satleaders culated among party mud-slinsri- I News Kemon STANDARD-EXAMINE- With the sale of each circulating heater or coal range we include at no additional cost your choice of the following J Dinner Set Silver Set 13 Square Yards of Floor 22-Pie- ce 28-ric- ce For Your Stoker- i III 36i43 CASTLE GATE m Puspr iff Mined and Refined by ' Allowance— Easy Termse 4Vhere Your Dollars Have Blore Cents" Liberal " Trade-i- n UTAH FUEL GO SOLD VS OGDEN EXCLUSIVELY BY ASAEL Fflnn GOAL GO Phono 203 CONSOLIDATED COAL GO Fhons K$ 227C Washington TJlvd rnone uj |
