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Show THE HERALD-JOURNA- Funeral Conducted Surrenders After RADIO OPERATED For Marshall Baby Death of Wife, Son Funeral services for Roma FRIDAY, JULY I 1) 1 1. TAGE THREE Boxcars on State Belt Line Set Afire in Riots BONhs At the KKI!Y IS FIRST h- - Its To John abutment jn on'suimy Honskie the First at the st iintisis Fi.ink Bort?kies For these here, Washington university re- - sons John Sidney is the first hild of his parents, diMovtred fossilized bone the first beht ed to have been those of a grand hild of both his paternal mastodon dead probably loo.ooo and maternal grandparents, the ears The mastodon was h of sreat grandchild Fritz mote louMti u! the elephant, and in undies who has 16 grandchil-luis now and the first child born in ml 1 he bones included one 16 nu hes lon.i containing the reuntly reopened Bryan a tooth, weighing Is pounds FKro Mo lorn of h bridge Konnnne creek ManaMMHMaMHKHHMaMMMaMHMMHNMMHMnMMMHHMNMailMMMMIMMaMMMaMNHMmMHMMMIMaMHMHMMIIMaaMrl TYPEWRITERS TO Co- lleen Marshall were held Thursday In the Eighth ward eh ipel under the direction of Bishop Victor E U hot- - BKYAN. 1 rea-fto- SAVE BIG SUM Speakers for the services were H. O. Powell, H. T Darley, Dan Scott and Bishop Peterson Musical numbers were as follows: Opening and closing songs, Relief Society chorus, vocal solo, Mrs William Jensen: vocal duet, Rulon Hansen and John Spuhler; vocal aolo, McCord Marshall Invocation was offered by Eugene Yeates and the benediction was pronounced iNislson y pt The grave at the Logan cemetery Vis dedicated by Bishop N B Qugg of Nibley n, I ii. f i d (Hi I' m,i WASHINGTON, July 13 Radio typewriters designed to tnhanee the efficiency of the Ftderal Airways System nuC at the same ,OCCOCCOOG5CCOflCOOCO&SOGOCOOOOCCOOOCCOOOO time save thousands of dollars may be used soon by the Commerce Departments Bureau of Air Commerce to desseminate weather information According to Eugene L Vid il, director of Air Commerce, an experimental ladio typewriter which the Bureau is operating between the Washington Airways radio station at Silver Hill. Md and the Commerce Department buildIN ing here, transmitted a weather data with weather tabulated map in 7'x minutes, as compared with about 15 minutes required by present wire machines Studys Radio Plan Studies of radio - controlled typewriters were undertaken by the Air Navigation Division ot the Air Bureau several Commerce months ago and tests now .ire beconducted in ing n busmens mawith a chine comany Rex Martin, Assistant Dim tor A of Air Commerce in ilivige of air the radio believes navigation, typewriter, if successful, will enhance the efficiency of the Federal Airways by stem while lowering the overall cost of operating aids to air navigation (saving in CireuitH However, Martin added, the Ions firm was required to charge the Women, to make three meals greatest advantage to be gained the same price to its own subsid- for six people at a cost of $1., through perfection of radio tv Claude Cockburn, descendant of iaries as to competitors is the saving of thousands But Ioint No 2 was not There the British Admiral who landed of dollars now expended in rentals was no provision that the Mel'on in Washington in 1814 and burned tor leased typewriter unuits trust could not cut prices under the Capitol, is now publishing one Suet cssful operation m regular of the most caustic publications thi little fellows would mean Martin said, deservice, Also Gene nil Johnson in Great Britain It is so critical that the Bureau ot Air Commerce clared the rode only "proof the Tory Government, that the could "provide stations every 50 to British visional" that it would operofficials, supposed miles along the 20.000 miles of ate for 90 days during which of free hold sacred the right curone) from page and (Continued receive time he would investigate airways to s.nd (speech, for a time kept it out of rent weather information and to the mst praetices of the inthe mails . . . Conditions under is the the in congressional weather campaiga maps v Inch negroes were employed in covering recei.e Ahum dustry meaning the area over which flying is taking one erned. once a num of America. (Mississippi levee work Company This will bring no tears to the uational scandal have now place The independent of the Republican ycs reviving $5.90 The American shrieked producers, betrayal, proved valional Committee. has reason to cimrged this whs merely a dodge kaxsy jn Berlin TYPEWRITER HOME tne telegrams allegedly The Department of Justice, andicout)t that FIRST LESSON Vernon 0 WICHITA. Kan by Hindenburg supporting The new Securities Exchange Federal Trade Commission, theyJ?nf a the height of the H'Uer at typewriter by employed Smith, just n declare, subjected the trust to were seen ever his ouirussi in received a snappy laUers telling purging' company, here, is on how complete investigation years ago at its first has by Hindenburg . . . Brazil friends of a mouse which built a to stop gambling. meeting sent an efficient envoy to f.nally nest inside a machine, and reared H hue the five members of the He States. United is the charming its young undisturbed until the agency who were deliberating Simultaneous with Roosevelt. charge d affaires Cyro De Frei-- j s.ze of the constantly growing nest oould be chairman of the body visit resent Logan, Utah Valle tits His in lHON'E the colleagues native of Islands, Virgin Ireston, Idaho! interfered with the operation a group of correspondents coverhigh school teachers were using the fact that he gets to work be-- j the machine and led to discovery. ing the story started a brisk crap Mrs Roosevelts book, "It's Up tolfore noon. iseoKooooseoeoseeoosogooeoocoQOOOOoaooooseneinc game. conducted on the front stoop War Building, ,.f the temporary which houses the Federal Trade Commission, the game became so exciting it d.sturoed the conference tnat was going on just inside. Brain1 Jim Landis, youthful Trust member of the Commission of window. the out head stuck his Just as he did so an outraged Washington copper swooped down snatched ou tne crap snooters, dimes, i , the dice and several a issued threatening warning, cud stalked off. "Ha, ha!" gibed the grinning Landis. "Let that be a lesson to you!" back one of "les, sir, batted and let that be a the scribes, lesson to the Commission on ho to stop Wall Street gambling if it reany wants to. LADIES! f FURTHER REDUCTIONS Hl'fiE OMELET , SfREETMAN, Tex ilT-The word's omelet that s greatest whtO those who were there declare t was. The omelet resulted wheris truck turned over on the highww. One hundted and twenty-two Bses containing 43,920 eggs were O' the truck It was quite a mess Everyone of the 43,920 e eggs wuch statis spot ticians istimated represented the life wor of at least 40 blue ribbon hen was crushed i on-th- HOES S well-kno- SEIIM FOILS RATTLERS Big Assortment SMILH'. Tex. U P The once is deadly attlesnake getting pretty ait. Development ot serum with whih to treat snakebites ha, made ui latter hardly more anAlva noying nan a bee sting Lloyd Bd, 12, was struca in the chest bya big rattler A doctor treated ha and the next day Alva Lloyd wb about his boys busi ness A cheese Importer of Philadelphia, Michael Magglo Is shown in Camden, N J , after surrendering to face chaiges of murdering Ins second w ife and his son by an earlier marriage. They were found shot to death In a love near Maggios summer home near Clementon. N J 4 rst at $ j Others to 2.88 Values to lm-E- t - les--o- c MEKKY'-GO-KOl'N- D MORE GOOD NEWS FROM Edward's Furniture $1.00 Size GOLDEN STAR ECONOMIZERS Tne National Economy League, perpetual prater about the tax ouidtns ot the New Deal, es-pecially veterans' benefits, should list. i e vise its membership Some of its foremost members, especially the Advisory Board are among the highest paid pensioners on tne taxpayers payroll Here is a partial list: General John J. Pershing: retired pay plus $8,000 for quarters and commutation. Next to Roosevelt, Pershing draws the mg pest government check. admiral Y ill lam S. Sims retired pay. General James G. Harbord retired pay. Also draws large income from Radio Corporation of IU A America, RCA Phototone, Communications, of which he is ehairman; and Bankers Trust,' Santa Ee IUt., and National Broadcasting of which he is an executive. Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrcl, $2,50 retired pay. MOP 23c size and 1 bottle of GOLDEN STAR POLISH 69 For $13,-50- 0 70c Size 4r PASTE WAX fwrsiosU or I LWAX: DRY GLOSS WAX c SUPER POLISH MOP with removable, washable head with each mop purchased KING ANDREW Some people thought that Andy Mellon, Aluminum King of Amer-a, was a potent influence in the Harding-CoohdgHoover admin-k 1 I a SI 50 -- 50c Spar Varnish Bint K 3 AWNINGS a $1.95 l. a K K $2.40 ot islrations. Unquestionably he was But bis It is influence has not waned. under Roosevelt just as strong ease of the N RA Take the in- rode for the aluminum is a story every It dustry. housewife should know. Just one year ago, the Mellon aluminum company, which con tiols raw aluminum, proposed a code to General Johnson Parts of it were opposed by the small manufacturers of pots and pans They have to buy raw alum-- 1 mum from Mellon. So they proposed 1 That the Mellon giant be required to charge its fabricating subsidiaries the same price for law materials that it charged competitors That thp Mellon subsidiaries not be permitted to sell their pots and pans at prices For eleven months the hittlej No other code (on'umed aged half so mui h time $m illy ju-- t (. frw dsys ago the Blue F.agh hatched tne aluminum egg. It was an addled pioduct Point No 1 w is granted Mel- ' 3? entitles purchase of quart of polish for 50 C 36-ii.c- STRAW HA TS Priced ,2 To Clear SSc '11 Values To 2.95 cream must be delicate In flavor That's 1th ere irue amlla counts . That's ruhere Schilling Vanilla counts. hi mill in m t Peterson OAE LOO AN, UTAH, L, iii in ii ii a ii i" w m hmhhidwii in i in mi mm mill B HI m 2 Schilling SJanilta Quality LOGAN, UTAH Service Satisfaction PRESTON, IDAHO !E 25 |