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The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 7

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Ogden, Utah
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7
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'OliLB PREVENT 'V 'V GILBERT ROSEL BELNAP former sheriff of Weber county -who died this morning in the Dee hospital of DEATH TAKES FORMER WEBER CHURCH REBATE IJr Giva 'JiiWGrttn Discount Sttmps The Inc I' NOW BURIES 0 TRAIN NEAR LOGAN BLOCKS ROAD KILLS SON INJURES TOT WIFE SUICIDES 1 1 1 1 1 i I AkRON Ohio Jan 25 (UP) Believed temporarily insane George Thomas 30 shot and killed his four-year-old son Robert shot his two-year-old daughter as she lay) In her crib gouged his wife's eyeB so badly she may be blind for lifej and then killed himself here last! night The tragedy was the climax to a bitter quarrel a dispute which has GO SHER1F Subject Is 'Does Science Dispose of Christian 11 If" ll God" NEW YORK Jan -A i The board lof deacons of the Crew of Shovelers Clear AT HOSPITAL Gilbert Rosel Belnap Was Knpwn Over Entire Western Area WAS CHURCH WORKER raged intermittently since the Thomases were married in Lorain Ohio November 16 1922 accord--ing to police The baby Rose is not expected Track of 15-Foot Slide January selling ft to live Little Robert died In his mother's arms Thomas shot himself twice then drank poison He died six hours later begging his wife EH The ar believed to bo New Mercka Bought at remarkably low prices for Winter Coats Specially bought from overstocked manufacturers willing to sell regardless of loss THREE GROUPS NO ONE IS INJURED Salt Lake Intemrbans Are Running Hours Late Due To Storm farmers A the hardest working and the lowest paid i 3a A i-VTix Broadway tabernacle church was Beekingj today to prevent a debate In the church in which Professor Harry Elmer Barnes of Smith college has agreed to take the affirmative of the Question: "Does science idispose of the Christian God?" I The aehatej was sponsored by the Men's league! of the church which obtained the acceptance of Professor Van Dusen of Union Theological seminary to take the negative I In the absence of Dr Charles Jefferson pastor the deacons reported their i action to the Rev Kussell Clllnchy assistant pastor who said that final decision would be made after further consideration 1 Dr Barnea drew the protest of Cardinal Hayes and New York pastors last December when he asserted in a 'speech before members of the American Association for the Advancement of Science that "Sin had been relegated to the limbo of ancient superstitions and that the present day I world heeded a new concept of God" It SALT LAKE Jan 25 Heavy snowfall that was continuing today had blocked highways in this locality completely isolated Bingham Utah a mining town near here and had buried an Oregon 500 TRYING TO GET WELL Short Line passenger train under -Si I a 15-foot slide The train was caught by a slide ft ix Then Kellogrg's ALL-BRAN mm Brought Relief F1 i ti: iiii: in Bear River canyon north of here and the engine and three cars were partially buried A crew of shovelers cleared the traok and it was expected that the train would Real Estate Transfers''' twiuwz Kiuer iroin an ex-service man wul interest everyone who suffers from constipation: "I waa dUchareed after the World Vu arrive here early this afternoon No -J Funeral Rites''' To Be Held In Fourth Ward On i Monday Gilbert Hosei Belnap 82 a former' sheriff of "Weber county died this morning at 9:30 o'clock in the Dee hospital Tot pneumonia Mr Belnap was born in Winter Quarters Neb January 8 1S47 a son of Gilbert and Adeline Knight Belnap They arrived In Weber county September 17 18 50 He was marrfed to Sarah Jane Cole- 30 1867 For 14 years he served as sheriff for Weber county and was well known over the entire west for his record while in office He was a hiarh priest in the Fourth ward of the church Surviving are the following--children: Addie Ballantyne Bend Ore Rose! Belnap of the United States secret service and $lr Kimball Salt Lake and the' following1 brothers and William J' Belnap Hooper Olive Belnap St' George Francis Bel-napl Hooper liyrum Belnap jOg-denl A TV Belnap Salem Idaho Amisa Bel-nap Salt Lake Adaline Lowe "Hooper Mary Lowe and Isadore Stoddard Hooper Seventeen grandchildren and four great grandchildren also survive Funeral services will be held in the i Fourth ward chapel Monday at lj with Bishop Saunders in charge The body may be viewed at the LlndquJst parlors Sunilay and at the home 536 Twenty-second istreet on Monday from 10 to 12 noon Interment will with bert trouble and bid stomach I had one was injured All railroad trains including ip-terurban north and east of here Remarkable Values BOY! SHOOTS CHUM AT GAME OF CARDS saved about $1600 Since than I've spent thit sum and a lot more on doctoring and operations and medicines I always Iras wia constipation Tl told aajr wif to get soma kind of light The thrifty woman and rid will were running hours late because of the heayy snow and highways were reported to be blocked No reports had been 1 received of motorists being caught in the drifts breakfast food and I would try it Sha anticipate' next winter's coat at this exceptional prce nich fur trimmings and novel silk Uninjra Civea each coat good value eob home with a small packngt of Keilogg's AlL-BRAN I ate Jr for hr1rffl lint however Enowplows which started yes terday to clear the -highway Into and dinner about a common tea-saucer full with milk at each meal I bays been doing limgnam situated a narrow canyon west of here were report POUGHKEEPSIE Jan 25r--1A-p)-i-Two 15 year-old boys sat doivn to a gajne of cards as played in the gambling halls of the old west A' Hyait Stoutenburgh placed a rusty horse Ipistol a family relic on the table near his hand John Reynolds put his trust in a 22-calibre revolver minus a trigger The game started Then to carry ouc the tradition of the frontier' days they argued Stouten- this lor about a month I have stopped tak inr dope (medicines) I work 9 to 12 hours ed to be snowbound below the town and all transportation into TBSSBS I have a good appetite And now I am gain Bingham was blocked ing: fiesn ana believe I am setting well Hundreds of miners' were without their weekly pay checks because payroll cars from this city were New Spring Styles uijoRGB Ki uwxw Umj iter JN jCleanse your system of constipation's poisons Thousands have regained their old-time vigor and vim unable to reach the mines picked up his pistol "This' burgh The slide covered the main tracks 95 he 'said "is the way they used to i Josephine Olson county recorder today reported the following real estate transfers: B- Minnoch and wife Daisy Mlnnoch to Ashton-Jenkins A part of lots 3 and' 6 block -4 South Os'den survey $10 tl Minnoch and wife Daisy to Ashton-Jehkins company A part of lot 23 in block 4 of South Ogden survey $10 Edwin Nelson to Ruth Nelson A part of lots 49 50 51 and 52 of block 4 Highland addition $10 The Packer corporation to Bird Jex A part of SE 1-4 of Section' 12 township 5 north range '2 west $10 Laura A Burnside to John Maw A part of lot 3 in block 7 plat of Plain City survey $10 FIGHTERS START TRAINING WORK LOS ANGELES Jan' 25 (UP) Tommy Lougrhran and Armand Emanuel today started heavy training: for their 10-round bout here February 5 which may have some little bearing on the national heavyweight situation Both fighters checked in Loughran from the east and Emanuel and his father-manager of the Oregon Short Line for a dLs do it in the old days" He leveled stopped constipation forever by e4ting KelloSgfs ALL-BRAN I Eat two tablespoonfuls daily tance of 60 feet near the mouth of the gun at a tunnel south of Cache Junction Keynoias anq puuea smoke cleared Reyn- The snow was light but the train be in the Qgden city cemetery un the trigger When the der was unable to plow through it It utujuv wetacor a l-xi every iriU Kielief is grtaranteed ALTBRAN is 100 hran 100 tiffotivo An the direction of Lindquist bullet olds was found with Son was backed into Cache Junction forehead He died a through the Infants' Coats Greatly Reduced All Fur Trimmed 295 to $895 I -mm iv iww I tors recommend it Ready-to-serve4 and the snow cleared from the half hpur later Stoutenburgh later recalled he had shown Reynolds tracks i -H WITT HE WAS AUjAMERICA now xo joaa ine pisxot ana naa ior- wjtn nuiK or cream Use in cooking: See the recipes on the package Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek Sold by all grocers Served in leading hotels and dining cars to remove the charge The gottert said ihe shooting was ac- Jock Sutherland Pittsburg coach police Gay Prints The Newest says the reason why Getto a sub cidehtal stitute tackle in 1927 and aregu lar in 19i8 made the All-American FAMOUS "DRUNKS" DIES OAKGE Jan (AP) -The- death of Nicholas Work 6 witzjL who in ten years was arrested 126 times for intoxication has ended' Russian's career mystery Before the war arrayed fh the best of clothes he was wont to taxi to paJobns from his hotel always displaying: a wad of bills His physique pave evidence of army service After the war he lived by pawning such things as his silk hat and doing pdd carpentering jobs for which he huld a university course qualified him team this year is because Getto "had a burning desire to play foot ball to make the team more than WAT WTCKOFP to RUX Off cials at Southern Methodist university hSpe to have Frank Wykotf if he is physically able to run the relays at their relay car anything else in the world and a from San Francisco Loughran is desire to play the best he possibly Creations Very distinctive styles for the modern Miss and Matron Featuring the smart tiered flares and pleated effects so much lu favor now Anticipating the spring season Just around the corner ALL-BRAN could" installed as the early favorite nival to be staged late in March 7H nu jus sum omejrrocKS ACID IN STOMACH SOURS THE FOOD I Says Excess of Hydrochloric Acid is Cause of 1 (D) Smocks if ac Indigestion 98c tfiffi Plain Colors With Cretonne Trims Of very fine quality ging ham in plain colors and gay cretonne finishes A smock so useful for home and office wear Cotton Prints i In very large seiecUoa for your choosing Featuring' modernistic and floral prints with organdie and contrasting trims Sleeveless I short and long sleeves Every size You will marvel at the qualities at so small a price big step up from the lowest priced field Immense Purchase Sweaters A well -known authority states thajt stomach trouble and indigestion are nearly always due to acid-ity-i-acid stomach and not as most folks believe from a lack of digestive juices He states that an exc4ss of hydrochloric acid in the stomach' retards digestion and starts fooiji fermentation then our meals sous- like- garbage in a can form-ingfacid fluids and gases which inflate the stomach like a toy balr looi We then get that heavy lunj'py feeling in the chest we eruc-tat( sour'food belch gas or-have heartburn flatulence water-brash or nausea- lie tells us to Lay aside all digestive aids and instead get from any ivhdrmacy four ounces of Jad Salts and take a tablespoonfui in a glass of f-ater before breakfast while St is tjffervescing and furthermore to continue this forjone week While relief often follows the first dose it important to neutralize the acUJitj' remove the gas-making mays "start the liver stimulate the kidneys and thus promote a free flofv of pure digestive' juices' -Jad Salts is inexpensive and' is maldefrom the acid of grapes and lenjion-juice combined with lithia an 4 sodium phosphate This harm: los- salts is used by thousands of stoinach sufferers with excellent Advertisement For this progressive group i I el 1 95 Certain American people arc getting on in the world Many of them are just starting But they're headed up the ladder Their ideas of luxury are expanding They want finer homes finer furniture finer automobiles These people form a most important group of automobile buyers Their importance lies in the progress they are making Miss isses Juniors 30 to 30 Sues 36 to 42 'ZisQS A remarkable purchase by our New York office I gives us values that you would at least expect to pay $295 for Silk Will tand wool mixtures in slip-over styles with crcwi and col- lar necks Jioautitul colors Oakland has now created a brand new Pontiac Six It represents an even greater advancement over everything else in its field today than the original Pontiac represented in 1926 It oilers all the style safety and comfort ad-vantages of entirely new bodies by Fisher It will enable pro- gressive Americans to "en joy-greater beauty greater luxury and finer performance than ever at i its price It will take its buyers farther than efer up the laid er of motor car quality in one step And that step remains as easy as ever to make Watch for the New Creation: La JLU Saturday Special Hosiery JCid "'u' wwmwama 1 1 As they progress their needs grow Their ideas encompass new standards of living For three years hundreds of thousands of these progressive! Americans have been buying the i Pontiac Six Some of them have bought it as the first car they ever owned But to most of them I "ICayser" 50! $1 5 In the famous Fowaes make 1 Xovely new spring The hose with the reputation Sold in--immense' quantities Slipper heel in all the wanted colors Pontiac has represented the first Km colors and designs A special purchase gives us values that usually sell to $395 Fabric Gloves Specially Priced Stomach Disorders First Revealed by I Coated Tongue Vour 'tongue is nothing: more than the upper end of your stomach and intestines It 'is the first thjng your doctor looks at It tells atja glance the condition1 of your digestive system and physicians say that 90 of all sickness starts wijih stomach and bowel trouble A coated tongue is a danger sig-nf- of those digestive disorders which lead to so many-kinds -of serous illness' It tells why the least exertion tires you out why you have pains in the bowels gas soiir stomadh" dizzy spells Coating cn the tongue is a sign thit you need the mediate' which has helped thousands who were physical wrecks from 'stomach and bowel -who had "tried everything" in vain and about given tip hope" Tanlac contains no mineral drags it is made of barks herbs "and roots Get a bottle from your druggist today Your money back if fit doesn't hfclp you Men9 Shirts $159 Ladies' Rayon Hose 49c A very useful hose for home and work Of very fine quality Rayon Bloomers 98c -j- Super rayon of exceptional quality Full cut' flat lock seams and well tailored- The very finest quality that you can buy at such a modest price I Printed Flat Crepe S198 40-Inch printed flat crepe Lovely new splashy massed patterns and floral designs A smart dress at a very inexpensive price I i A clean-up of better shirts taken from higher priced stocks All sizes and good color assortment to choose from Come early for the best choice Special Saturday! Sugar Sack IJbings 12 for 98c 33 Indies Square For Dish Cloths etc I c-'-'l tl I- I At 52 MILLION BOTTLES USED.

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