The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 12

MONDAY EVENING OCTOBER 6 1930 FALL FROM TOP OF CAR CAUSES BONE FRACTURE GOODS BECOME SCARCE IN EAST Jury Verdict Clears Driver of Car In Fred Jude Death MORE STUDENTS ON 1930 ROLLS OF IVEBER NIGH Other Schools of County Also Show Increase Over Last Fall I -v S-A da Hurst Mosteller Succumbs At Age 63 Mrs Ida Hurst Mosteller aged 63 died at the home 1019 Capital avenue Sunday afternoon at 5:30 o'clock following a long illness -She was orn in Illinois October 27 1866 She had lived in Ogden for twenty yearsj Her husband Frank Mos-eller who died eight years ago was bookkeeper for the Paine and Hurst store) Surviving are two daughters Mrs Charles Simpson of Missoula Mont and Miss Rosa Mosteller of Ogden One sister Mrs John Hutchison of Chicago and one brother John Hurst of Los Angeles also survive The Kirkendall-Darling mortuary is in charge of arrangements While employed in icing cars for he Pacific Fruit Express company in the railroad yards Sunday Edward Hall 35 of 521 Twenty-fourth street fell from a car roof and suffered a broken left shoulder He war taken I to the Dee hospitaL Dr I Morrell said that the injuries ar- not of a serious nature United Spanish War veterans will Mistaking mercury tablets for as- pirin Morris Cutler 16 of 3180 Jackson avenue was taken to the hospital for treatment Sunday evening He soon recovered from the effects of the poison Luke Wright vice president and assistant manager of Wright Sons Co returned Sunday from a buying trip to New York The market in the east is sold out Mr Wright reported At the spring buying period buyers were very careful and little stuff was purchased he declared As a result merchants have found that theii stocks are depleted wholesalers are out of supplies and even the manufacturers are low on raw materials As a result there Is quite a scramble on in the east he said sen pedestrians and Dr Dumke who attended Mr Jude at the Dee hospital The doctor stated that Mr Jude suffered a fracture of the skull at the base Jurymen who heard the case were Grow A Vendell and fc Van Ness with Judge Simon Barlow acting as ex-officio justice of the peace and coroner for Ogden city precinct FINAL SERVICES Funeral services for Mr Jude were held Sunday afternoon in the First ward chapel with Bishop Garner presiding The opening prayer was given by Yool The speakers were Herman Van Braak Harold Price John Kruitbosch Har ris Henry Denkers John Neuteboom and Bishop Garner The singers were Arminta West Violet Banford and Mrs Ethel Holbrook Inter ment was made In the Mount Ogden Memorial park Bishop James Harbertson dedicated the grave A coroner's jury Investigating the fatal injury to Fred Jude 65 3209 Wall avenue on the evening of October 1 when he was run over by a motor car driven by A1 Luthy 776 Twelfth street rendered a verdict this morning in municipal court that the death was caused by an FOUR MEN CALLED Statements of two pedestrians and a motorman for the Bamberger Electric railroad eye witnesses to the accident were to the effect that Mr Jude was doing some work along the tracks of the Bamberger company and glaring lights from a motor engine obscured vision of Mr Luthy who was driving his automobile northerly on Lincoln avenue near the intersection of Twenty-fifth street There was no evidence of fast driving or negligence in the operation of the automobile Those who testified -at the hearing were Renny motorman George Barnes and Morten- side me? yea there is no God I know not (Isaiah 44:8) The lesson sermon also included ihe following correlative- passage from the Christian Science textbook Science and Health With Key to he by Mary Baker Eddy: God is all there is no room for His unlikeness There fore evil being contrary to good is unreal and cannot be the product of God (Pace 339) Ex JjS'A-Uv RADIOES COLUMN of I vlou WUST HAVE BEEN PRETTY" LOME SOME LID UP POR-A AnONT-j- SPACE RENTED FOR CAMPAIGN COSTS POT STATE WITNESS Debt Lodged Against Name Upon Failure To Ap- pear In Court Marsh accused of disturbing the peace October 2 appeared in city court for trial luis morning but Assistant County Attorney Kennett Malan dismissed the action stating that the complaining witness Bert Johnson had refused to testify against Marsh Judge Barlow charged costs of action in the sum of $5 to the witness for failure to appe This will be only a civil charge against the witness and not in the form of a fine Dennie Hanson pleaded guilty to a charge of carrying a revolver without first procuring a permit He was fined $5 He wa sarrested Saturday night Bail of Charles accused of disturbing the peace October 5 was declared forfeited upon failure to appear in court The bail was in the sum of $25 Fred Rawson was fined $1 for operating a car with the cutout open October 2 Charged with reckless driving Saturday evening Ed Garner pleaded guilty and was fined $20 with al ternative of ten days in jail Mrs King was fined $1 for using a car minus one of the license plates Mrs King explained that it was not her bar and that the license plate had been left off by mechanic who had been re pairing it ageTwillard RESIDENT DIES Sarah Wray Woodland 95 Came To Utah Eighty Years Ago Sarah Wray Woodland pioneer of 1850 aged 95 died at ther home in South Willard at 11:45 Sunday night following a few illness She was born on July 25 1835 In Michigan a daughter of William and Elizabeth Wray Walker At the age of 15 she came with her parents to Utah a-id endured the privations and hardships of crossing the plains walking the whole dis tance She married David Whittaker in Willard and made her home there In 1862 she was married to Thomas Woodland in the endowment house in Salt Lake She was the oldest resident of Box Elder county and was known as a helpful neighbor and friend Up to a short time ago Mrs Woodland enjoyed good health and in July visited daughter in' St Anthony Ida and went on a motor our of Yellowstone park She resumed from Idaho to her home in Willard late in September and was taken ill shortly afterward Surviving are the following sons and daughters: David Whitaker Mrs Josiah Marsh Woodland and Isaac Woodland Willard Mrs Alma Singleton St Anthony' Ida Mrs Hickman Ogden There are 37 grandchildren 106 great-grandchildren and four great-great-grandchildren also sur viving Services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 in the Wil lard ward chapel with Eph raim White In charge The body may be viewed at the home Tues day afternoon and evening and Wednesday until I Burial will be made in the Willard ceme tery under the direction of the In termountain mortuary 4- Unreality Is Topic of Church Sermon was the subject of the lesson sermon Sunday October 5 in all Churches of Christ Scientist branches of the mother church the First Church of Christ Scien tist in Boston Mass Golden text: Psalms 80:7 Turn us again God of hosts and cause Thy face to shine and we shall be saved The citations which comprised the lesson sermon included the following from the Bible: there a God be COURT S1I017S MERCY IN BOY BURGLAR CASE Pratt Yields To Pleas of Youth's Relatives And Attorney 1 Only his youth saved Fred Dalton 17 from being sentenced to the state penitentiary this morning in Second district court when he pleaded guilty before Judge Eugene Pratt to a charge of second degree burglary Dalton "who turned 17 on September 15 and has a bad was paroled to his brother-in-law Porter 635 Cross street to report to the court on November 24 WORDS Wade Johnson previously appointed by the court to coifnsel the and clean-cut young fellow made a statement He said Dalton was sent to the State industrial school at 14 got into trouble and served time in California for stealing an automobile returned to Ogden renewed his old friendships and again went wrong this time robbing the Hospital confectionery on August 21 He pointed out that Dalton is "pretty young to go to the and said he dreads becoming a felon This is the first time Dalton appears to have realized the seriousness of crime he declared- Mr Johnson said he believed the attempt to straighten Dalton out was worth trying but left the matter up to the discretion of the court declaring Dalton was ready for sentence if the judge so ruled District Attorney David Wilson said that if there was any chance in the world to reform Dalton he would not resist the parole He said the industrial school does net want him back WILL SEND WORD Mr Porter promised to keep Dalton busy and said he would notify the court upon the first bad move Judge Pratt warned Dalton he would impose sentence if he fal-tered even slightly and advised him to break off old associations Dalton in company with two other youths recently sent to the penitentiary attempted to dig out of the Weber county jail some weeks ago Tony Bewchi in municipal court this morning forfeited $100 bail tor failure to answer a charge of having for sale unstamped cigarets Rosie Bewchi forfeited $300 bail Saturday on a charge of liquor possession The two Bewchies were arrested by federal and city officers Friday afternoon Frank Martin accused of exceeding the speed limit with an automobile in Riverdale October 5 failed to appear and his bail of $10 was declared forfeited Lee Smith forfeited a $50 bail for careless and imprudent driving of an automobile on the Riverdale road September 27 Both were state cases The following federal liquor possession cases turned over- to the state for prosecution were called in municipal ocurt this morning: John Harmos pleaded not guilty and trial was set for October 11 The same date was set for hearing the case of Bill Baker Frank Malonis pleaded not guilty and time of trial fixed for October 12 Bert Baldwin pleaded guilty and was given $298 fine or 149-day term in jail 4-4 Two Wives Gain Divorce Decrees ALOYSUS the office boy after a morning spent in the marshes below Corinne in a vain effort to shoot a couple of ducks Sunday morning has brought out a new idea for a shotgun and as soon as Jack Browning returns from Belgium is going to present it to him Enrollment at Weber High school early today reached 663 students in the tenth eleventh and twelfth grades according to Smith Mur-Dhy vice prinsipal of the school This is above 60 more than the school had at the same time last year it having an enrollment of Til on October 6 1929 All classes show ncreases except one or two in home economics The interest and spirit are reported as excellent Ir the grade schools the total of October 3 reached 2887 compared with 2862 at the same time last year Superintendent A Fowler said Towns in which insreases are noted are Uintah Taylor North Ogden Riverdale Plain City Hooper and Wilson Schools that just held their own are Warren Farr West Burch Creek Kanesville Roy Pleasant View Marriott and Harrisville Six others suffered certain losses but not great in most cases The enrollment by towns follows: Burch Creek 302 Eden 64 Farr West 81Harr isville 113 Hooper 256 Huntsville 187 Kanesville 89 Liberty 68 Marriott 83 North Ogden 314 Plain City 212 Pleasant View 81 Riverdale 248 Roy 149 Slaterville 53 Taylor 86 Uintah 78 Warren 71 West Warren and West Weber 131 Wilson 221 Total 2887 Weber High' boys 332 girls 331 Total 663 Engineers Inspect Highway Oiling Jobs Joseph Young senior highway engineer of the United States bureau of public roads accompanied by Wright deputy engineer of the state road commission returned Sunday afternoon from an Inspection trip over the roads of southern Utah They covered territory from Nephl south to St George and Zion canyon The state road oiling program covering some 66 miles in six different contracts is coming along in good shape Young said although wet Weather was delaying it to some exteuti A survey of the road to run from Three Lakes to Mount Carmel Junction thus completing the road from Panguitch to Mount Carmel was made he said This will necessitate a change In the alignment of the present road to get away from -flood conditions 1-4-4 YES! YES! so glad to be on vice versa again said the nervous woman as the ship reached harbor "My dear you mean vice versa you mean terra said her Tit-Bits If the gun works out as Aloysus intends it to it will be the modern miracle and any hunter that can hold it up 'in the air and pull the trigger will be assured of getting his game lli SAyiWANt THE DPVeEFORE1 THE ACCIDENT (WIFE BOUGHT a radio ab sJP'MKCO ORPHEUS THEATR BLDG-! i PH 5 1 -J MAJESTIC BRUNSWICK ALL ABOUT YOU IS LIFE A continuous move of comedy drama tragedy If you see perfectly you miss the best entertainment in the world furnished free by your fellow-man Dr Doxey At Eye Specialist Weber county Republicans will open campaign headquarters Thurs day Chairman George Lowe of today in the Richardson block on the east side of Washington avenue between Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth streets Tpe site was last occupied by a grocery store This is the site the Republicans occu pied during the fall election campaign six years ago Senator Reed Smoot state officials and members of the state Republi can organization Mr Lowe said are expected to be in attendance tonight at a meeting called for 7:30 in Judge George courtroom Invitations to attend have been sent to members of the central committee the executive committee committee and publicity committee Plans for the fall campaign will be formulated and discussed at this meeting said Chairman Lowe anc Secretary George Shupe Carloads of Apples Due To Leave Today Apple shipments out of Weber county are moving rather slowly Le-Roy Marsh district agriculturar agent reported this morning Since September 27 when the first car was shipped three have moved he said And three more are due to roll today coming from North Ogden Gifford and Roy The scheme as explained by the intrepid hunter who failed to even bring back a mud hen and who collected nothing but a nice covering of gumbo mud is rather complicated and easily shows on its face that no one but Aloysus could figure it out As his early drawing of the model shows and he must have done it after dark down in the basement with all of the lights turned out it will be almost miss proof He suggests that the gun have about 15 barrels more or less could be used if the scheme Is practical all pointing out in different directions OCT5-9 Co I Announcing Some could point up some down some north some south some east and some west with a couple straight ahead As soon as a duck heaved in sight you could start shooting the barrels pointing in that direction and by the timo he had flown past it would be a cinch that- one of them would hit him" Weekly Pass and Buy an Unlimited Dee McEntire lately of the Club barber shop is now working with Cloutier in the A LUNCH ROOM But the TUESDAY SPECIAL Breaded Veal Cutlets Potatoes Bread Butter Coffee 40c Wednesday Special Calves Liver and Bacon or Onions Potatoes Bread Butter Coffee 35c Special Every Day Large T-Bone Steak Potatoes Bread Butter Coffee 55c Chili and Tamales 361 24th Street A Union -spend what you save on trahsporta- i tion for other things you need RIDE THE STREET CARS MARION BARBERSHOP 182 25th Street where he will be glad to meet his friends Of course it would mean that at least ten shells would be fired for every duck but Sunday morning he shot 25 and get any so it might be cheaper in the long run But the biggest question in our mind is what is going to happen to the hunter when all 15 of those barrels go off at once When one shell can kick hard enough to put a shoulder in a plaster cast for a week what would happen when they all kick at once SPECIAL DIAMOND PRICES SAVE 40 By Paying Cash UNCLE LOAN CO 278 25th St inghouse joined the Union army Later he became assistant engine in the United States navy On his return to Schenectady where he went to receive his elementary education young Westinghouse enterec Union college and attended to the end of his sophomore year At the age of 22 he Introduced the Westinghouse air brake now in universal use: He subsequently centered his attention on railroad Improvements and made Inventions in railway signals steam and gas engines steam turbines and electrica' machinery He was the pioneer in introducing Into America alternating current machinery which renderec possible the great development of water power for long distance elec trical transmission Unlimited Weekly Pass Costs Only $1 Transferable to Any Member of the Family Utah Rapid Transit Co It may be that there would be more dead hunters than ducks TULIP BULBS Direct from Holland Get Our Prices Geo Bell Feed Co 29th Wash Phone 1300 The weather Sunday was still cool with the thermometer only hitting 66 for high after it had dropped to 39 Saturday night Last night lowest was 39 with a 43 at 7:30 this morning The barometer registered 3010 Announcing the opening of the LINCOLN BARBER SHOP Wednesday Oct 8 30th and Lincoln Ave Haircuts: Adults 35c Children 25c Costello proprietor A year ago today highest was 79 and lowest 47 The day was partly cloudy Ur oct 5--n Let's Co! Judge Eugene Pratt granted divorces this morning in Second district court to Carrie Purdy and May-' me Berglund Mrs Purdy was freed from John Purdy- on grounds of failure to provide and cruelty Her maiden name Carrie Mahoney or Carrie Marigoni- was restored and she was awarded household furniture Purdy was directed to pay outstanding bills They were married April 28 1920 at Ogden Mrs Berglund was freed from Edward A Berglund and granted custody of two minor children and $5 a week for their supoort They were married December 11 1915 at Brigham City 4 OBLIGING YOUNG PORTER Now then mum take your seat The going MOTHER: Oh but I must give my daughter a kiss YOUNG PORTER: all right mum see to that for Passing Show Modern Cold Storage for APPLES Utah Ice Storage Co 2230 Wail Ave Fhone 285 BIRTH OF WESTINGIIOUSE On October 6 1846 George West-inghouse American inventor and engineer famous for his invention of the air brake was bom at Central Bridge STRONG BANK COMBO RINGLETTE PERMANENT WAVE PRICES DEDUCED Ruby Wheelwright 2425 Jackson Ave Phone 3092-J His father was a large manufacturer of agricultural machinery and brought up in this environment George showed inventive and mechanical genius at an early age In the Civil war voung West- for strong business WHAT WILL RESTORE MY HEALTH? This question is uppermost in the mind of all those who are sick Did it ever dawn on you that hundreds have found health in CHIROPRACTIC? It may be the need of the hour for you Why not try it and know for yourself? DR DAVID KERR Masseur Chiropractor and i Obstetrician 23 Lewis Bldg Phone 495 SPECIAL Duart Ringlette Permanent Wave S400 All Waves Done by Mr Peery Peery Mitchell Phone 4214 Eccles Bldg FIRESTONE BATTERY New Heavy Plate C7 Cf Guaranteed 2 years Y''" SERVICE STATION Canyon Road Phone 3447 A Prosperity Week Specials i During1 Prosperity Week We Will Clean and Press 1 Fur 1I en Trimmed Coats $505 TO TWIN FALLS AND RETURN a chain no stronger than its weakest link a progressive Irtstitution needs the connection 4 of a safe strong and progressive bank If you are looking for such a banking connection we invite you to consult with one of the officers of this growing Ogden bank A OCTOBER 10 Plain Coats $125 From Ogden via Oregon Shu Line Railroad Tickets good only in coaches or chair cars and limit for return to home destination before midnight of October Ask local agent for further de tails Steenngflihi SGaMIlatry The Federal Building and Loan Association stands in the very front rank of financial institutions It Is governed and directed by prominent citizens who are Identified with large men whose standing in the community assures the strength and stability of the Association-one of the largest ratios of paid up permanent capital and surplus in the State EJ ryf Coupon Issued for $100 to Certificates $10000 i a form Semi-Annual Interest Coupons Attached Transferable and Convertible at Face Value Plus Accrued Interest at Any Time After One Year Save As You Please Every Dollar May Be -Withdrawn $100 Starts An Account overlook our regular reduced prices on all dry cleaning MEN SUITS $100 OVERCOATS $100 SUITS Plain $100 WOOL DRESSES Plain $100 Packing EV Baggage Shipping 4JF Storage Movim COMMERCIAL SECURITY OGDEN UTAH Member of Federal Reserve System Call and Delivery Service UP-TO-DATE CLEANING CO $14800000 Paid In Capital and Surplus Federal Building Loan Association i Slade Transfer Phone 321 Office 432 25th St 2616 Washington Avenue Phone 513 2374 Washington Ave A.