The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 21

HUUAy 'nwe THE' OGDEN-STANDARDFXAM1NFP 0 BOX ELDER NEWS Children Warned From New Streets II Mann 204 West Third North Brigham City Phone 84 Circulation and Correspondence I'JEBEH COUNTY 1936 TAX SET AT SI 505 014 Substantial Decrease Seen From 1 935 Amount $1750865 Central Market 2247 Wash 2248 Kiesel Free Delivery Prices are due to raise So shop-at once and save your dollars HERDS PRODUCE 1PEACHES HOVE MILK INCREASE EAST RAPIDLY OGDEN OFFICERS TO I TRAIN JNWYOMIllG Three Ogden reserve officers will depart Saturday for an annual two-weeks training with the 386th field artillery reserve unit at Fort Warren Wyoming They are Ralph Poulton Earl Chettle and John Junk Howard Law Weber county supervisor of -the rural resettlement administration returned today after a two-weeks training period with the 627th coast artillery regiment of reserve officers held at Fort Scott San Francisco Of approximate SO of fleers present 21 were from Utah the major portion of them graduates of the Utah State Agricultural col- 3 CandidaiesTo Attend Onion Day PAYSON Aug three gubernatorial candidates may attend the annual Golden Onion days celebration which opens here for three days next Monday Ray Dillman of Roosevelt Republican nominee said he would be here Monday Mayor Harman Peery of Ogden independent candidate will be a visitor Tuesday or Wednesday I Governor Henry Blood Democratic candidate for re-election said he would attend unless pressure of official duties made it Chief of Police Rial Moore today warned children to stay away from streets which are being oiled by the street department He said a complaint was received Thursday from a woman -who said her three children were completely covered with thick black oil from a street sprinkler lege The regiment is a harbor defense unit i Practice with 155 mm guns and administration procedure constituted the bulk of the training Law scored an 83 in pistol mark-manship out of a possible 100 He missed qualifying for expert by two points Anderson Sees Revival Elberta As Best Crop In County aissotc: rrom July Testing Results Show Lawrence Malan announced today The pay a for 1936 county clerk Computation of exact amounts following setting of the levy and valuation has just been completed in the of fice of the county clerk The figure represents a substan tial drop from the 1935 amount I RAILHAtl drops DEAD AT 1I0HE James A Lowham Works In Garden TThen Dies Suddenly James A Lowham about 51 dropped dead of a heart attack at noon today at his home 2829 Adams avenue Mr Lowham a passenger conductor on the Union Pacific railroad came home from his woJk 'Hiursday evening appar-ently in fine condition After work ing In the flower garden today he complained of not feeling well and went onto the back porch where he died suddenly Mr Lowham was a member of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and was widely known in rail cltcles Surviving are his widow formerly Miss Nettie Metha two daughters Bernice and Alice and the following brothers and sisters David Lowham Ogden Mrs Mary McGraw John Lowham and Wiliam Lowham of Evanston Services are being arranged by Larkin and Sons Editor Cries at New Knock-Knock GINGER Fresh pound FLOUR DeLuxe AU Hard Wheat 48-lb MILK All Brands tall AflA cans 4 for bww BOOK given away with Sego Milk llfl 4 cans £UC Pure 1" Mb- can llIlS New Crop 1 gallon UUC BRIGHAM CITY Aug The third month of cow testing in the Box Elder county unit of the Weber Davis Morgan and Box Elder mimeno County Dairy Herd Improvement which stood at $175086554 The re- I association shows some very inter-duction is a result of a 12 per cent esting results' A total of 220 cows in property improvement evalua tions ordered by the state tax com mission While the city schools found 'it necessary to increase their levy as a result of the cut in valua in 22 herds were tested during August and produced 151404 pounds of milk and a total of 58307 pounds of butterfat The average production per cow was 6882 pounds of 12c 9 tion the county schools cut theirs milk or an average of 265 pounds slightly County school thxes come of butterfat This is 6 pounds of largely from land and not improve- milk higher than last month but is ments so that they were not ef- 36 pounds butterfat lower than the fected by the cut in improvement average for July i-lb CORN OR No 2 can Prices Are Buy Now cans Red or Navy 5 lbs JELL-KWICK For Jams and Jellies 2 Bottles 20c 25c Making 25c LIMIT RIGHTS RESERVED Utah Beet -Pound Cloth Bag devaluation Other taxing units left their levies practically unchanged The evaluation for 1936 is $46681 735 for the entire county compared to $48713817 in 1935 Ogden taxes this year amount to $119041582 which will wus rr- The average butterfat production per cow of the high score herds are as follows: Clifford Hansen Mantua 372 pounds Willard Yates Harper 366 pounds Rohwer Corinne 362 pounds Park Stumm Evans 335 pounds and CRAB MEAT Large can Lucky Sail Brand each S-i Carton SOAP Bulk 2 lbs be collected from an evaluation of Jeppson Mantua 324 pounds Lb Bag Granulated SOAP Lg Pkg $8 wmmris 15 20c 19c Sheet 5o I7C $31084096 For 1935 its taxes were $137259680 and evaluation was $32876161 For Weber county outside of the limits of incorporated towns 1936 taxes amount to $30374154 yielded from an evaluation of $15220817 In 1935 taxes were $36632791 and the evaluation was $15472036 The ten highest butterfat producing cows of the Box Elder unit of the association in order of production are as follows Speck 679 pounds Bess 589 pounds belonging to Clifford Hansen of Mantua Marion1 548 pounds belonging to Lucius Hansen -of Mantua Beauty 521 pounds belonging to Clifford Golden West -V Salad Dressing Dinner fclub Quart Jar BEER Maiers Can 3cans25( Fruit Cocktail Dainty Mix 16-oz Can 2cans25' SOUP Campbell's Chicken 10c All Others 3cans25( Huntsville townsite evaluation for Hansen of Mantua Star 495 1936 is $176655 and its taxes are pounds belonging to Lucius Han-figured at $566049 For last year sen of Mantua Cherry 485 pounds the evaluation was $175448 and belonging to Boothe of Hon-taxes were $628661 eyville White-Sox 479 pounds be- North Ogden townsite evaluation longing to Jeppson of Mantua this year stands at $200167 and its Whitey 456 pounds belonging to taxes at $519638 In 1935 the evalu- Stenquist of Evan Betty 455 ation was- $190172 and taxes $5- pounds belonging to Willard Yates 65422 of Harper No 7 446 pounds be- longing to Kerr of Tremon- FAST ACTION NABS rn SUSPECTED SUES FOR CANYON LANDS Quick action by police resulted In the arrest of two prowl suspects PRIGHAM CITY Aug "We are now shipping 14 cars of El berta oeaches a day to eastern markets and our peach exports equal that of 1932" said $arl Anderson largest fruit shipper in Pox Elder county this morning "A rather unfortunate thing has happened in this country" continued Mr Anderson severe frosts of a few bad winters not long ago killed thousands of peach trees in this area Many fanners pulled out the dead trees and turned the land to farming of tomatoes and other crops If we had those trees now we could sell every peach produced on them There is a real future for the Elberta peach In Box Elder county and farmers woiild make no mistake in replanting considerable of their land to peaches again building of the Pinevlew high-line canal along the mountains to Brigham 'City means the revival of the peach industry In Box Elder county Peaches will be the best thing the farmers can plant under that canal and It Is safe to predict that within a few years the growing of the peach will again become major industry in the said Mr Anderson TEACHERFLEES FLOOD DISTRICT BRIGHAM CITY Aug Elwyn Seely principal of the city schools announced today that he has purchased the Albert Burt home in Brigham City and will move here immediately The Albert Burt home is located west of the high school and is one of the fine homes of Brigham City The home has been occupied for some years by Principal A Hinck ley of the Box Elder High school Mr Seely who after being warned just in time of the impending disastrous Willard flood escaped from the basement of his home with his Family just in time to save their lives Asked if he had been able to salvage anything from the basement of the home where the family lived during the hot days of the summer Mr Seely said The mud still stands six feet deep in the basement and I doubt if we will attempt to do anything My neighbor Jack Kunzler dug out the basement of his home and found both beds "hich were left in haste just before the flood completely folded over and crushed as if the mud had hit with powerful force Hundreds of quarts of fruit were removed from the mud and about 25 per cent found broken he balance spoiled after being out the air for a few days We will eel a great deal safer In Brigham City at least from floods" Felicitations from the king were received by Mr and Mrs Ward of London and Mr and Mrs Tom Potter Whitestaunton England when they celebrated their diamond wedding anniversaries PORK A SHEARS Db" A new version of the Knock-Knock game came to light today when the telephone at the city desk of The Standard-Examiner rang The voice with a guess-what-this-knock-is game tone sid: a small -girl lost in the park over here and is crying" "So what is her name?" said the editor biting she says is the editor shouted "boo "Boo hoo- the voice mimicked got It too eh?" 4 Officers Return Alleged Forger Sheriff Oscar Lowder and Deputy Arthur Grow will' return to Ogden tonight with Harry Davis picked up Saturday by the Sacramento Calif chief of police and charged with passing a fictitious check in Ogden Davis waived extradition shortly after his arrest Deputies here said the sheriff and Deputy Grow stopped off at Elko Nev on official business while returning to Ogden 4 PIGS STUNNED TO DEATH SYDNEY A new and more humane way of slaughtering has been evolved in Austra-ia where pigs are now killed for market by the aid of an electric Democrat'Groups To Hold Meeting BRIGHAM CITY Aug At a meeting held last evening by the Young Democratic organization of 3ox Elder comity a resolution was passed to the effect that a committee consisting of Ed Ward chairman Leonard Bishop and Harley Heaton meet with the senior Democratic organization and learn intents of that group relative to the coming campaign including the names of Democratic candidates and the proposed issues and political propaganda to be used PICKLES qt 25c PICKLES ql jar 23c PICKLES To can 7c OLIVES gSra 2 cans 29c MUSTARD Prepared 2 Ib jar 15c TUNA FISH 2cans2Qc SARDINES Camps 3 cans 25c KIPPERED SHACKS 4 cans 19c 3 cans 29c Pincappio Juico Dole tall can IQc PIHEAPPLE Crushed 9 oz can 9c Tomato Juice wl5oz can 9c BEEF STEW can 19c VEAL LOAF Libbys can 1 5c i Vienna Sausage Cudahy 2 cans I5cf BABY FOOD Hein 3 cans 25c 0 I Asks Court To Determine Value and Condemn Watershed Area BRIGHAM CITY Aug Willard city filed suit in the district court here today against Samuel Smith and 17 other defendants including the Orsanda Mill and Mining company The suit asks the court to determine the value of various parcels of land in the Willard canyon area and that the court condemn the lands to public use and set up an order granting temporary occupancy The suit charges that the land has been over-grazed and that during 1936 a devastating flood impaired the water system and polluted the water supply and endangered the lives of the citizens of Willard In order to prevent recurrences of such a condition the plaintiff asks the right to go on the land in question and construct dikes levees and institute such flood control measures as is necessary for the protection of life and property mroenrIFs FUNERAL HELD early this morning shortly after they allegedly entered apartments in the Holly-Rue apartments 2478 Monroe avenue Part of the loot was recovered officers said Two automobiles full of officers responded to a call from aroused tenants early this morning They quickly searched the neighborhood and arrested George Bremer 22 oi Washington near Twenty-fourth street -and Monroe avenue This ar rest was made by Sergeant Milligan Detective Leo Pack and Chauffeur Ben Slagowski Ten minutes later Patrolman A Schenck arrested Elwood Adams 25 at Twenty-fourth street and Washington avenue A third member escaped the officers said Motorist Tells Life Death Tale In Just 4 Words Brevity isthe soul of wit believes Van Dunn 2640 Washington avenue whose accident report to the Weber county office was a masterpiece of telling the story in few words -Wrote Dunft: "Hit heifer 1 "Killed heifer i Dunn sheriffs deputies report ran down the animal at nine-thirty Wednesday on highway 30-S near Mountain Green PEACHES Early Elberlas bushel 09c WATERMELOHS Fancy Ripe 3-4c TOMATOES Solid Ripe For Slicing 3 lbs 5c ORAHGES Sveef Juicy 2 dozen 25c BARTLETT PEARS Just Right For Canning bushel SI 49 SEEDLESS GRAPES Fancy 4 lbs 19c LEfiOHS Juicy Dozen 23c Everyday 2 Ib box Bring Your Container gallon TOILET 1000 Finest Silk roll i 2-lb pkg Santa Clara White Star IB large cans I uG Red Can 1 lb buC SALAD Brookfield's qpart jar ball Crystal White Giant Bars 6 for 611 WHEATIES Whole Wheat Fltdces Ready to Eat SALOMON Pink tall cans 99 Gem Nut 2 for PORK Van 9R lg cans 3 for 61JC SPAGHETTI or Macaroni I 3 lbs I lIC MEATS Lamb Chops Ib 22c Lamb J-' Should Roasi Ibl2c No Substitute Ground Beef Ib 15c Pot Roasi Ib IQc Rind Bacon Ib 37c Polato Salad Ib 15c Pork Chops Ib 32c Veal Chops 2 lbs35c Choice Cuts 1 Pot Roasts Ibl5-I8c Half Whole Nam Ib 32c Any Size Piece Bacon Ib Bacon Sq Ib23c Bacon Ends lb 27c Milk Fed fryers lb 23c End Cut fork Roasi lb 18c 100 Pork Sausage lb -25c Shortaning 4 lbs43c Veal Roast lbIGc Rump Roast lb 21 Rolled Roasi Ib 23c Round Slcak Ib 28c Assorted Cold Heals Ib 29c VEGETABLES Red Bliss Spuds 10 lbs 13c White Wax Onions 41 lbs 15c Fxcal Melons Ib Ic Bartlett No 1 Pears bush! Elberta ml $149 VINEGAR White 12 oz bolilo 5c 2 can IQc TOMATOES Ctah Pack HONEST VALUES CLEANSER Holley 4 cans 15c IIYPR0 Bleaches i gal 23c Bluing or Ammonia 12 oz boi 5c 6 bars 25c 4 bars 19c Toilet Tissue Zee 4 rolls 19c Kremel Desserts 3 pkgs 10c PARQVAX I Ib pkg IQc WE NEVER CLOSE WE DELIVER 3 cans '25c STRING DEANS Valley 3 cans 29c CORN White No 3 cans 29c 2 cans IQc JELL-A-TEEN Desserts 4 pkgs 1 9c NOODLES I Ib pkg 19c MASON dozen 590 2 gallon £70 UIHEGAO For Pickling Id? TREMONTON Aug 28 Funeral services for Edna Gibb Henrie wife of Henrie prominent farmer of Tremonton and Blue Creek valley were held today in 1 I the ward chapel under the direction KOlleCTlOn Lose Pf Bishop James Walton Mrs Henrie died at the Valley hospital Wednesday morning fol- William Er Young Sarah Young lowing a brief illness Mrs Henrie and A Bingham today filed a gave birth to a baby at the hospital demurrer in Second district court in Aug 7 and had recovered normally a suit instituted by Almeda Burton and returned to her home but later for collection of a 4500 note together was forced to return to the hospital with interest at eight per cent since I The deceased was born at Lehi January 6 1926 and ten per cent of December 30 1896 a daughter of the principal for payment of at- Henry and Flora Harwood Gibb She fees and costs married Mr Henrie April 28 1916 The demurrer sets forth that the Mrs Henrie was a former school plaintiff has not shown sufficient teacher and a former student of cause upon which to base an action the University of Utah She is sur- vived by her husband and eight BIRDS RING FIRE ALARM children WHITEHOUSE (UP) The I Mrs Emhia Harries 102 of fire alarm rang but there was no Dunedin New Zealand told friends fire A nest built inside an who celebrated her birthday that electrical sign was found to have I she left England for Australia 70 short-circuited the wires causing years ago and moved to New Zea the alarm to ring I land 50 years ago SALVOR 4 SUGAR 10 lbs 55 Corned Brand can 1 7o Wheal 533" 5s 13c Corned Hoodies ML PcasquX2 17c CATSUP Sacramento i 12-oz Bottle Alaska Tall Cans FLOUR Challenger AU Puroose Family Flour 48-Ib Bag 39 Whole Wheat Biscuiis Kellogg's Lg Pkg 10c Tall Can 10' 10' cans Dcvilodur3 10c 0LE0-2 lbs 37c Da 3-lb can 490 FLOOR 40-lb bag 1 Corn Flakes IQo Packed by "Si WHERE THE MEATS ARE TENDER AND JUICY OGDEN MEAT fk POOUISlOn 00 2170 Washington Ave Grapefruit bd Peaches busholOQc IQc 15s Honey Seedless Grapes Ihi 5c Blue Damson eims a 712C SOGO shoulder? Db Cooking sr- Ilb Jl (S)0 Db SEc Jb Eay2 73c Tissue 3 for 13c E(remel3 phgs IQo £Qm th gentie oUve oiL 4 or 11b 2 lb: 50 4 A1 SHREDDED WHEAT and all for box £40 I3EH8 15 £50 SPRINGERS Ib 200 DEEP ROAST 5 £90 POT ROASTS S2 lb £20 SALT POOR Streaked ib PORK ROASTS Ib-Md UUER 2 lbs 2S LEGS lb F33EI CHOPS 250 0 Shoulder Rib Cuts Ice Cream Powder ig Freezo 3 for IDs Jfc B0 Ha PALMOLIUE nesiiiveaiu mm made GOFFER Maxwell House Packages 1 Package WHEAT KRISPIES onnnnns SGDA GRAGRER8 Plums bushel SI 25 Green Peppers dozen IGc Local Celery slalk 0s Local Cabbage Ib Sweet and Juicy Oranges 2 doz20c E3ll Lemons dozen 21 California Grapefruit for 27c Cauliflower Dill Weed Onions Pickling Cukes While It Lasts 3 cans 250 lb 3 20 Mild Cure a I 4.