The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 5

THE OGDEN STANDARD EHAMNER WEDNESDAY EVENING APRIL 15 1931 RANDOM REFERENCES MEXICO FOUND STRANGE PLACE BIRTH CONTROL VACCINE SEEN Airline Bars Pets In Passenger Cabin DETROIT April Carrying of pets animals or in passenger cabins will be barred from airliners and only children In arms under two years of age will be car- ried free 'on domestic routes as Ik result of conferences i of the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce held here with the National Aircraft show 1 1 i a dinner at the Hotel Bigelow Thursday evening at 7:30 Mrs Bertha Eccles Wright will be the guest speaker Permanent Wave $L50 realistic $550 Shoppe Ph 668 1738 Judgment Judge George Bark er today awarded the Ogden State bank judgment for $629 JO against George Ashton and Child The action involves a promissory note secured by a mortgage Sanitary Laundry is the place where clothes are washed separate Expert dry cleaning Phone 4161 2282 Comedy Appears On Vard Stage Thursday for Mary Jane" a rollicking comedy will' be presented Thursday night April 16 in the Twentieth ward recreational hall at Twenty-first street and Jackson avenue under the direction of Fern Davis The following cast appears: Marjorie Lindquist Chase Brian Louise Carruth Wallace Mortenson La Var Jacobson Ernest Larson Lester Bell Roberta Hubbard Louise Toyn Henry De Bry Herman West-brock and Byron Belnap The per formance will begin at 8 Society to The Aid society will meet at the dispensary at 3 Friday Gas Milan Transfer Is now at 363 25th St Phone 4280 2304 i CHICAGO April Birth control by immunization as effective as smallpox vaccination was predicted today by Dr Morris Fishbein medical writer as a result of extensive experiments being conducted in this and other countries "Present birth control practices are not ideal because of the psychological physiological and esthetic factors Dr Fishbein-said nor are these methods certain" "The time apparently is near at hand when medicine will enable a woman to forestall birth through immunization fir a considerable period J3he will be made immune to child bearing just as a person Is made immune to smallpox virus by inoculation "Experiments on a large scale are being carried on along this line with human beines in Russia and Japan Instead of fiabit-f armln phytic er strong Irritating pnrtrml tikt-NAmrs iKnay dependable a3- Uuj Baby Mr and Mrs George Frost 1227 Marilyn Drive announce the birth of a girl in the Dee hospital on April 11 Regular Clara Barton Division 237 I A to of will hold a regular meeting Thursday afternoon at 2 in the hall For -v Relief Corps members and Ladies of the A will entertain the G' A comrades on Thursday afternoon in the United War Service club rooms There will be a program and refreshments Something new in radios and radio lamps Bargains on display 420 24th street phone 990 2454 TO-NIGHT vegetable laxative Mild ten tie If? nighty-tomorrow alright TO-MORROW Get a 25c box AtRIOHI The All Vegetable Laxaticm while In this country the experiments are being confined at present to animals "The problem' is to develop a potent inoculation that will be effective in' all cases and for a definite period of time if possible so that women will be enabled to bear children at Dance The Live-Wire Girls clubs of Plain City are sponsoring a "Kiss" dance at Plain City on Thursday night Prizes are to be given Information regarding advertise-ing rates In this column may be baa by calling the Classified Department at 252 1702 Songs of Yesterday A program of old songs will be given by the Embry chapel choir at 8:30 Thursday night in the church 2817 Pingree avenue All are welcome Vern Little with Ben Garr 609 First National Bank Fh 363 2329 Bad Stomach Cause of To Lawrence A Van Dyke Weber county clerk issued a marriage license today to William Smith of Riverdale and Elizabeth A Robins bf Layton President Franklin Harris of the Brigham Young university visited the Weber college assembly Tuesday and gave an interesting talk to the students on the subject of Mexico Following are some of his remarks "Mexico our nearest neighbor to the south Is different in many respects than we are We see in Mexico not only something of America but something of Europe at the same time "When you visit Mexico you will be astonished to find how large it Is Mexico is as large as the British Isles Germany France Austria Hungary and Czechoslovakia all put together Its population is about fifteen million which means that it is about six times as densely populated as Utah has a great mixture of races the greatest of any of the countries that we come in direct contact with The predominant race is Indian Around the valley of Mexico there are several groups of Indians that can scarcely speak to the people of the neighboring village because they are of a different tribe and speak a different language think of Mexico as being uncivilized but when we visit it it is astonishing for us to learn that the present civilization in Mexico is very much older than the civilization of the United States We think of the Pilgrim Fathers coming a long time ago In Mexico there are a good many buildings and great churches now standing that were built 100 years before the pilgrims landed in Plymouth Mexico was 100 years old wnen the United States was first settled "Mexico has a great plateau running down the center of it On the sides of this plateau running in from California on the west we have a coastal plain that is very fertile This coastal plain is so large that we could pui a good many Cali-fomias down along it Below the plain will be found tropical forests that are very productive of fruit and various other things "The Latin peoples are much ahead of the Teutons in the idea of romance and beauty and the love or flQwers music art and the sweet things Mexico breathes a little of thes pirit of the Latin Dinner Thursday The Kappa Beta chapter of Delphians will give PLAY GOOD POINTS OF EUROPEAN LIFE BELATED i Mission Director Draws Contrast At Clubs Joint Meeting Five great lessons of European life that should be followed by America were explained to Rotarians and Kiwanians of Ogden this noon and contrasted with five other lessons of European customs that should not be followed when Dr John A Wldtsoe president of the European mission of the Latter-day Saints church spoke at a joint luncheon meeting of the two Ogden clubs In the Hotel Bigelow The five lessons to be followed were given as follows: Industry thrift the advantage of living life normally respect for law and authority and better artistic appreciation Each of these subjects was developed briefly by the speaker who declared that in none of these respects did Americans measure up to Europeans Regarding law obedience he spoke of the "so-called prohibition" as "a disgraceful thing" and declared that -we shall not build a great republic and natino until we learn obedience to law As to living life normally he said that Americans live hurriedly and indiscriminately UNDESIRABLE TRAITS Pictured in contrast were the five lessons which he said showed what European traits should nt be followed including undue veneration of traditions class distinction and class education dependence on other countries economically intemperance and the wrong kind of national psychology He declared that another war is certain in Europe though the people do not want it because of the wrong psychology through wnich European nations anticipate war As to intemperance he said that in Europe is in Inverse ratio to the strength of the alcoholic beverages He urged America to maintain its economic independence by being self-sustaining and spoke for schools and universities supported by the people and open to all people without thought of class" Four principles of national success were enunciated by the speaker as growing from these lessons: Industry education honesty and faith TWO PRESIDE Dr' Wldtsoe was introduced by George Lowe President Robert Hinkley of the Rotary club presided during the meeting and introduced President Clarence Sey-bert of the Klwanis club who took charge for a portion of the session Dr Ezra Rich was introduced as a new Rotary club member Ed Greenwell was the guest artist singing one selection His accompanist Glen Hansen AUTO PARKING You expect to have a good clear fresh-looking complexion if your stomach is weak and 1 Undigested food sends poisons GIRL TELLS OF IDAHO RATES TO CALIFORNIA ARE CHANGED Tariff To 2 Cents Less Than To Los Angeles WASINGTON April The interstate commerce commission has made the revised western grain freight rates applicable to water carriers as well as railroads and corrected omissions and errors in its previous decision All petitions for rehearing or reconsideration of the results of the investigation not previously disposed of were dismissed and an order issued that the rates go into effect June 1 The rates involved were Investigated during the inquiry Into western freight rates inaugurated several years ago They applied to grain for export as wen as domestic consumption Because combinations of local rates from some points to various destinations by way of Missouri river points would be lower than prescribed through rates the commission ordered a number of rates revised TO MISSOURI RIVER The minimum rate to Missouri river markets from points to the west was fixed at ten cents a hundred 'pounds A flat rate of ten cents a hundred from points west of St Louis to St Paul Minneapolis Duluth St Louis and various Missouri river points Was provided The commission in its previous order did not orescribe proportional rates from Minneapolis to western points order fixes a rate of 11J cents to Sioux City 145 to Omaha and 17 cents to Kansas Citv Combinations based on Minneapolis will aoply for nroportional rates from Duluth to Sioux City Omaha and Kansas City Rates from noints on and south of the Union Pacific in Kansas to Omaha were fixed at 6 cents higher tha those from the same points to Kansas City and from points north of this line to Kansas City at 6 cents higher than Omaha Rates from Sheridan Wyo were fixed at 15 cents higher than Denver to destinations in Arizona and western New Mexico and 34 cents over Omaha to destinations in the southwest southeast and east routing through Omaha IDAHO RATES REVISED From points in the Asin and Gallatin valley of Montana the order prescribed rates of 37 cents to Seattle and Portland and 41 cents to Minneapolis and St Paul From and western Montana to California the commission ordered that the rates from Havre Shelby Billings Lewiston Great Falls and Harlowton be 15 cents above the rates from Pocatello Idaho from Helena 11 cents and from Butte 8 cents Idaho rates "to California were mmm81 Ft if fCKSSS hild needs Castoria MOM Several Stretches Included In City Restricted District Avers Wealthy Defendant Followed Her to Bedroom nd Lomscfto tongue becomes coated breath most unpleasant But these troubles will end quickly and skin1 dear up if you will start today taking that simple herbal compound known to druggists as Tanlac ijj Tanlac contains nothing but lierbs' barks and roots which have a cleansing healing effect on a poor upset stomach' Just a tablespoonful before each meal stimulates the digestion naturally so that you can eat what you want without fear of distress And when your stomach is in good shape again see how much keener your appetite watch how quickly skin begins to grow free of disfiguring eruptions The cost' of Tanlac is less than sc a dose Get a bottle from your druggist today Money back if it help you 1 1- I -r- J- 1 Vhen a child is fretful and irritable seems distressed and uncomfortable play sleep it is a pretty sure sign that something is wrong Right here is where Castoria fits into a the very purpose for which it was formulated years ago! A few drops and the condition which caused the trouble is righted comfort quickly brings restful sleep Nothing can take the place of Castoria for children perfectly harmless yet always effective For the protection of your wee for your own peace of mind keep this old reliable preparation always on hand But keep it just for emergencies let it be an every-day aid Its gentle action will ease and soothe the infant who cannot sleep In more liberal doses it will effectively help to regulate sluggish bowels in an older child All druggists have Castoria genuine if you see Chas signature and this name-plate SiwUrbKiaiMud MI ton W)l Vttk Kin Aibbra IiUMMkw Br Ak ft iUKmr saiKit fiXLA to 9 rmn to S-C kihU Bv JUwt QU ST bXUCCDTt KTurvta revised so that the rate to San Francisco would be 2 cents a hundred less than the rate to Los Angeles The Big Bend district in Washington is divided into four districts for rates to Seattle The commission in considering the question of halting shipments in transit without charge ruled that two such stops might be made Stopping grain in transit for making mixed feed Is tobe considered one stop and for storage of grain in transit a charge of 2 cents a hun dred pounds is to be made Revision of present transit rates on prepared flours was denied ELECTRIC COO Many people charged with overtime parking of-motor cars appear in city court with the explanation that they did not know their cars were parked in restricted districts but the court does not consider ignorance of the districts as a bar to prosecution and fines are invariably imposed Six restricted districts have been established in the city and to park more than one hour at a time in any of these districts renders the owner amenable to the law When such cases come into city court fines from $1 to $3 are pronounced If the owners do not appear in court forfeitures of $2 each are usually ordered Traffic Officer Barnes describes the restricted parking district as follows: East side of Washington avenue Twenty-second to Twenty-sixth street West side of Washington Twenty-second to Twenty-fifth street Both sides of Klesel avenue Twenty-third to Twenty-fifth street Both sides of Twenty-third street Ogden to Washington avenue Both sides Twenty-fourth street Ogden to Grant avenue Twenty-fifth street north side from Ogden to Grant avenue Grant avenue Twenty-fourth to Twenty-fifth sheet On charges of overtime parking April 14 fines were imposed today against Bradshaw $2M Ki-shida $1 Anderson $1 Iverson $2 Roland Parker $2 John Christensen forfeited a $2baiL Ogden Man Sues Salt Lake Paper Earl Murray of Ogden today brought suit for $50000 against the Salt Lake Tribune Publishing company He charges that on October 20 1930 the Salt Lake Tribune printed a news article in which he was wrongly included among a list of suspects held in connection with boxcar robberies New Trial Sought In Judgment Case Tanner 'filed a notice in Second district court today of intent to move for new trial in the case recently decided against him and in favor of the Browning Automobile company by a Jury The jury awarded the company a Judgment against Tanner on Its counter claim rn ukJ TREE WHITE OF MANY COLORS FROM KITCHEN CARES 1 I I a rr 1 SHRUBS PLANTS VINES If you care to experiment with dried out bargain-store thats your business But if you prefer to plant live thrifty stock fresh from the soil at bargain-store prices OUR BUSINESS LANDSCAPE DESIGN AND PLANTING NURSERIES 1266 Washington Ave Phone 782 s'-wyu 'i v'' -v rv wc i SAN DIEGO Cal April (AP) The state suddenly rested its case against Alexander Pantages and four co-defendants accused of crimes against two 17-year -old girls The defense obtained permission to argue for a dismissal of the charges SAN DIEGO Calif April TUP) Punctuated by objections from five defense attorneys the testimony of Helen Livingston 17-year-old Hollywood girl today was added to that of Lydia Nitto also 17 against Alexander Pantages and four other persons charged with violation of the state juvenile alws Miss Livingston a tall girl dressed in an orange tweed suit and wearing a black hal gave her version of a party whien assertedly occurred at the fashionable El Cortez hotel here last October 4 i SAT IN HIS LAP Miss Livingston like Miss Nitto known as Alice Blake told of being driven to San Diego by William Jobelmann former Pantages press agent and Mrs Olive Clark Day who are accused of operating a system in Hollywood by which wealthy men were able to secure young girls for party companions The girl said she and Alice Blake were in a hotel room and met Pantages John Mills San Diego and Los Angeles broker and Jesse Shreeve San Diego business man all defendants in the case "Mr Pantages sat in one end of the room with Alice in his lap Miss Livingston declared talked in i Most of Mbs test! mony was directed at Shreve who was accused of attacking her Several times she declared she could not remember and the prosecution attorneys were unable to bolster her memory i GETS UNDRESSED I After taking "five or six she went upstairs to another room and Shreve followed Miss Livingston said She said she undressed and went to bed Shreve according to the story went into a bathroom and later came and sat on the edge of the bed Miss Livingston declared she was unable to remember just what happened and could not remember if the offense alleged by the state took place i "I remember telling him to go away because 1 wanted to the girl said Defense attorneys turned to Utah and Idaho today to determine the actual age of Helen Livingston whose accusations have brought Juvenile law violations charges against Alexander Pantages and four others Miss Livingston who claims she is only 17 years old told at hearing of her childhood In Idaho and Utah LIVED IN OGDEN The girl said she was bom in Paris Idaho and moved to Logan Utah when just a baby She resided in Cache valley city until 11 years of age and then moved with her mother to Ogden In 1925 Miss Livingston and her mother went to Salt Lake City where the girl first attended Oquirrh school and later worked as waitress She could not recall the name of the restaurant but said she thought it was near the Heron hotel The girl said she left Salt Lake City in October 1928 Defense attorneys frankly skeptical over her asserted age are planning to check up her story In Salt Lake Ogden Logan and Paris in an endeavor to prove she is older than the state claims Credit Men Hold Dinner Tonight The Interraountaln Association of Credit Men will meet at 7 this evening In the Hotel Bigelow for their dinner party which concludes their monthly meeting held earner in the day There will be 200 guests present according to James Lindsay chairman of the entertainment committee the event being private to members Special guests will attend from Salt Lake City and Pocatello Ida i 7 Ah Ws usually think of newly laundered sheets and linens as pure white But the truth is that most of the time they are not white at ail Sometimes they are gray sometimes they arc -yellow ana sometimes they are even bine It all depends on the soap White things will emerge from washing absolutely white if they are washed with White King Granulated White King is pre No or foreign nothing but the finest vegetable and nut oils good enough to eat! 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