The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 2

MONDAY EVENING 'JUNE 3 THE OGDEN STANDARDEXXMINER nounced today that the sales tax brought in $227738710 for the first VIGOR COURAGE NAME FOUND IN Plucky Youngster Returned To Parents tVO NABBED IN ROBBERY CHASE DESERT SEARCH NEEDED AGGIE CLASSADVISED MAY OUTLINES PRINCIPLES FOR LJFEJjUIDANCE Churchman Gives of Sermon Ogden Names On Graduation List Posse Comes Upon Remains Pair Accused of Beating of Fire In Cave of Desolate Area Attendant In Raid On Station 'An' 77 4 'V Dr West Gives Sermon To J4 i hit if- 4' SALT LAKE CITY June 3 (AP) a Vi SODA SEEPS Utah June AP) Defying hardships in a me Pat McLaughlin 2S and John Graduates: Cowley Plaque Unveiled LOGAN June Admonishing Gayne 29 were being held at the ticulous search of hazardous bad-land country in southwestern Utah city jail today following their arrest early Sunday by officers who pur the graduates to seek the truth and to be righteous in an unselfish way 11 months of the fiscal year compared with $153367887 during the same period of the previous year Most of this money went for relief purposes DEATH SUPPER UNDER1QUIRY Rum Chief Stood In Tub of Cement Thrown Into Sea Report PROVIDENCE I June Officers today sought verification of a grisly underworld tale that Danny Walsh rum syndicate chief was stood in a tub of cement until it hardened about his feet and then thrown alive into the sea They hoped to get details of the disappearance of Walsh from Arthur Rowland 43 former rumboat skipper of Bridgeport Conn who police sued the pair 25 miles after they had allegedly held up and beaten Ralph Riser service station attend ant here Dr Frank West retiring dean of the faculty at the Utah State Agricultural college Sunday i delivered the baccalaureate sermon to the graduating closs I The men were captured by De tectives Apelgren and a band of deserttralned men today continued their hunt for the missing Everett Ruess young Los Angeles Calif artist who went into the wastelands five months ago and has never been heard from The searchers came upon the last known camp of the young artist Saturday This was in Davis gulch The youth had entered the ravine over a trail cut into solid Johnson after a wild automobile chase through the streets of the city The exercises were held in the amphitheatre instead of the auditorium where the commencement exercises were held Saturday because of bad weather and a foot race through the mud SALT- LAKE CITY June Four guiding principles of a lile of high ideals and righteousness were expounded to 550 University of Utah graduates Sunday afternoon by David McKay second counselor in the first presidency of the Di church at his baccalaureate sermon in Kingsbury hall "Never before in the history of our country was the state in greater need of young men and women who cherish the higher life in preference to the sordid the selfish and the obscene" Mr McKay said The guiding principles to the realization cf a higher life are not many nor complex Mr McKay said "The first is a recognition of the reality of spiritual values and a desire to achieve the good thf true and the beautiful "The second is a sense of obliga of an outlying farm yard Riser reported the pair who rob bed him rifled the cash drawer cf a rock along nearly perpendicular Dr West warned that the leadership cannot be obtained and held without vigor of body and mind and the courage to stand up under the criticism suspicion jealousy and fear that superiority calls forth walls The remains" of a fire were found in a cave On the wall of the cave the name i 9 $1052 A DAVIS DEAD SALT LAKE CITY June Arthur Davis 68 councilman for Salt Lake City for 14 pears and "Nemo' naa oeen carvea with a A plaque in memory of Samuel knife The date "1934" also was Parkinson Cowley federal officer said admitted he attended the "death supper" to Walsh at the and former student of the Utah bailiff for the federal court for six State Agricultural college was un fouhd on the walls Here the trail ended But the searchers who are i Bank Cafe in Warwick on February 2 1933 Walsh was never seen alive years died Sunday Mr Davis was a past exalted ruler of Salt Lake ledge No 85 tion to the social group the third veiled i The plaque was officially presented to the college by Frank Gim- after that night the power of self-denial and the re nanced by the Associated Civic clubs of southern Utah continued through Rowland has also admitted police lin Jr Salt Lake City represent sultant self-mastery and fourth a consciousness that the ultimate purpose-cf life is the perfecting of said he was present at a Boston hotel when a $40000 ransom was the country lowering members over the precipitous walls by ropes to inspect ridges and caves penetrat A worth remembering! paid for Walsh Another "death supper" guest police said was Carl wie muiviuucii CANDIDATES SHOWN ing little known side canyons pub- Newspaper photographers and newsreel men surround George Hunt Weyerhaeuser in his first Rettich Walsh's former partner Little hope was held by members lie appearance at nis racoma nome toaay luiwwmg xiis release vy itiunapers The list of 550 candidates for graduation from the University of now under indictment for the $129 of the party when they set out into the desert that' Ruess would be 000 Fall River mail robbery He Utah includes: Certificate in elementary educa tion: Julia Crerghout Ogden EVANSTON STRIKE SPLIT was also present at the ransom pay off they said TWO RESCUED i ing the Sigma Chi fraternity 'j Sales Tax Bringing' Larger Sum To Utah SALT LAKE CITY June 3(AP) increase in the collection of the Utah two per cent sales tax has brought revenue for the first 11 months of the fiscal year from all tax sources to $705929200 as compared with $625193459 for the entire previous year The state tax commission an Police have never established the Bachelor' of science (with diploma found alive several months ago another search ended abruptly when the painter's two burros were found wandering thirsty and starving in the desert Even the young man's reason for Walsh's snatch whether In elementary education): Wilma IN NORTHWEST Grose and Elanor Virginia Lake it was in retaliation or in a cold NEWS MARY SLACK Correspondent TT For hot tired aching burning feet a light application of Catleur Ointment gently robbed in after bathing the feet in a auda of warm water and Cntleara Soap relieTea the tired muscles eoothea the ekin and gives comfort and rest Ogden mother a resident of Los Angeles i Bachelor of science (with high school certificate) i Orlo Childs blooded plot to raise money Nor have they satisfied themselves that any of the "death supper" guests betrayed the rum syndicate FRIISAHARA Bodies of Pair Located Woman With Wrists i Slashed i wrote Governor Blood expressing thanks for the search and saying she had "almost" given up hope of Some Returning To Mill: geology Ogden and Others Planning seeing her boy alive Bachelor of science (with high school diploma) Orvil Charles England history Grant Rollins Fer- Conference 1 nelius chemistry and Frances Mary Zwicky physical education all of SEATTLE June The WATER HIGHER IN BEAR RIVER Stream Flow In Evanston Larger Than In Several Years general Pacific northwest lumber Ogden Bachelor of-arts (with high school certificate): Wayne Barker Thomas strike seemed to be approaching a fork in the road one trail leading back to the mills ahd the geology Ogden ALGIERS Algeria June (AP) Two Frenchmen rescued from a horrible death in the scorching Sahara were recovering today in a Tamanrasset hospital from the effects of an experience which cost the lives of two companions an Englishman and an Englishwoman Tamanrasset authorities telegraphed- the governor general here other to a strikers' conf erenpe and Bachelor of arts (with high school diploma) Charles Webster Spanish election at Aberdeen niei) While the swing to work was in Ogd creasing in the Longview and Port Bachelor of arts school of arts and sciences: John Weber Hopkins English Ogden Grant Nelson land districts the decision of the Northwest Shingle Workers? union council at Port Angeles to continue that the Frenchmen Kneebret and EVANSTON Wyo June Bear river is higher at present than it has been in recent years The water is nearly as high as the edge of the English Brigham City Louis the strike and a threat of increased Peery zoology Ogden: Charlene picket lines at Aberdeen dulled Scowcroft history Ogden banks Prospects for irrigation this Chavexus were out of danger although suffering from the tortures of thirst and exposure to blistering heat for five days i RUN OUT OF GAS somewhat the outlook for ah early Bachelor of science school of season are excellent business: Andrew Burnetti business Ogden Agnes Fowler Ossmen busi Of interest are figures of precipi The survivors related that they ness Ogden Harry Frederick Suni ville business Ogden tation in Bridger valley recently given out at the state experiment farm in Lyman They are as fol Bachelor of arts school of busi set out on a desert expedition in a truck with a Mrs Knight widow of an English aviator and another ness: Allen Stoker Holt economics termination of the industry troubles: Steam was up in mills at Portland and Longview Some 3000 mjen were returning to work in the huge Weyerhaeuser and Long-Bells rnills at Longview A total of 1500f furniture workers were going back to the Dbernbecher factory in Pbrtland Smaller plants were resuming operation in Portland and ih Clatsop county Ore lows: 1930 1322 1931 749 1932 755: 1933 851 1934 406 1935 to British subject a Mr Peyton Clearfield Russell Frederick Parm ley business Ogden i They left- Adadez for Tamanras May 20 381 Bachelor of arts school of medi Of the total precipitation so far this year 353 inches fell' in April set they said after arranging with the company from whom they hired cine: Clarence Charles Hetzel Jr anatomy Ogden and Walter David mm mm mmM 4 t-J Steed anatomy Clearfield the truck to send a party in search of them in accordance with desert law if they should not reach their Officials of the Everett Wash Two year medical certificate: and May 4 Trucker Recovering Saw Mill and Timber Workers union Lewis Duncan Clark A Farm-Ington LesterHenry Emmett BA sounded a gloomy note iri saying destination within a specified time The truck ran out of gasoline they were convinced a majority of the strikers were dissatisfied with In Evanston Hospital Ogden Willis Howard Hayward Logan Olif Darrein Hoffman midway on the journey The French the "Longview settlement'' of 50 Logan Jennie Howell A Og EVANSTON Wyo June den Vernal Johnson A Og den Ralph Roberts A Og den cents an hour (a five-cent increase) and a 40-hour week I The action of the Northwest Shingle Workers' council at Port Angeles Ryder of Casper truck driver be tween Casper and Scotts Bluffs and Bachelor of arts school of law: Salt Lake City is in the Legion hos Make this pleasant experiment for yourself next time the weather is "terrible Samuel Henry Barker and pital recovering from an emergency Charles Sneddon both of Og yesterday was-' definite in vpting to continue their phases of the strike which has drawn nearly 40000 men from mills and logging camps ih Oregon Washington Idaho and operation for appendicitis Mr Ryder was taken ill near Evanston den -Bachelor of science In civil en gineering: Frank Matthews Lathrop: Juanita and John Watts daugh Harlan Petterson John Orson British Columbia Dog Becomes Hero ter and son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Watts underwent tonsil operations In the Legion hospital this Reeye and Edward David Tracy al of Ogden Bachelor of science in electrica -engineering: Howard Patterson Bar morning of Apartment Folks An outdoor meeting of the Ep- low Clearfield Lyman Allen Rice on a day when it is blistering hot and sticky or dry and dusty or wet and foggy Pick out the most uncomfortable day: Then go aboard any principal train on any Western Railroad and enjoy a thrilling from discomfort straight into the supreme luxury of air-conditioning Air-conditioning on wheels Western Railroads have spent millions in materials and employment for thousands of workers in air-conditioning principal trains They have pioneered again this time to bring their patrons the finest transportation in the world at the lowest cost If there is such a thing as Romance in industry surely it is this great forward stride which now makes Western Railroad trains so cool so clean so quiet Step Into Perfect Weather ATI Cars Perfect weather begins when you board an air-conditioned train at your home town Free from drafts and sudden rises in temperature you will relax in comfort You are free from smoke cinders odors and noises You have air-moisture scientifically regulated freedom from humidity A train ride now is healthful and restful and so dean that men can wear white linens You may live in an air-conditioned home some day worth league was held in the city Farming ton John Fred Van Woerk- park Sunday evening A picnic sup om Ogden Frank Woolley Ogden SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Bachelor of science in mechanica per was enjoyed at six o'clock and at ssven o'clock a service wras held Sonya a small terrier is the hero engineering: Ralph Richards Ellis Mrs Frank Nelson returned the Woodruff Richard Walter Fowler latter part of the week after spend of a group of apartment hoUse residents today Early yesterday Mrs Omo-hundro was awakened by the ex men said they tried to persuade their British companions to remain with the vehicle until aid came but that on the third day they started out across the desert to Inguezzam TWO BODIES FOUND Their bodies -were found four miles from Inguezzam on the fifth day the day on which the searchers rescued the Frenchmen The woman's wrists had been slashed Searchers believed she committed suicide to cut short her suffering Peyton's body was nearby He had died of thirst SAiTTESfFOR CROSS VICTIM I i HIGH POINT June 3 (AP) Solicitor Gaston A Johnson indicated today no charge would be brought against Riggs 36-year-old filling station operator who said he had his son "crucify" him on a crude cross of boards Riggs found hailed to the cross near his filling station early Saturday spent the week-end reading' his bible in a hospital Indications are he will be confined for several days Solicitor Johnson said he did not know whether there was any statute under which Riggs could be prosecuted "We may just give him a sanity hearing" he said Riggs first told a story of hav Ogden GRADUATE WORK ing several days in Laramie with her daughter Leah Fae who is a Among candidates for the of master of science is Jean- cited barking of her dog SriioRe was student at the University of Wyo nette Morrell A of 1933 seeping into the room Quickly awakening others in the apartment ming BODY FORWARDED Ogden Major: German Subject of building a bucket brigade was form thesis: "Heinrich Heine und Seine ed and a fire which was! gaining Werke" The body of George Morgan district highway patrolman who died of a heart attack here Friday headway in a garage compsartment was held under control until fire Initiation of new members of Phi Kappa Phi national honorary scholastic fraternity and a senior class has been forwarded to Laramie men arrived where services are to be held to But you can ride in an air-conditioned car today on all principal trains running west and north of New Orleans Memphis St Louis Chicago i These fine trains are now air-conditioned including' coach chair lounge club dining sleeping and tion cars For this new service you pay not one penny extra On many western trains you will find coaches and chair cars with luxurious seats modernistic lighting smoking compartments commodious wash rooms fresh cold drinking water and lunch service from the dining car at reasonable prices luncheon held the center of com morrow Interment will be made mencement week interest today at Husband Defeated in Laramie the University of Utah The commencement exercises wil In Race With Stork be held tomorrow morning "with Ed LOOD EAR ward Davison professor of English meraiure at trie university oi coio GRANGER June 3 (APJ rado delivering the commencement Shields an instructor at tihe Uni DRIPS AREA Amazing Low Faros Impossible as it seems the luxury of air-conditioned travel is now available at lowered fares with no sleeping car sur charge on Western Railroads Read these sample Round Trip Fares First Class good in standard sleeping cars berth extra to points named and return FROM OGDEN versity of Alaska hurried jhere by boat and train from Fairbanks hop address Cinderella Sought ing to beat the stork Hd arrived just 10 minutes before nis wife gave birth to a son -44 ing been taken from his bed and nailed to the cross by three men Later however he told of having made his 15-year-old son Daniel "crucify" him- in the hope of re GROWING SEED PEAS Save Money and Time Western Railroads have done more than improve their service They have pioneered in making the basic fares as low as 2c per mile round trip for sleeping car travel with corresponding low rates in coaches and chair cars Sleeping car charges one-third lower Your dollar ges farther on Western Railroads! Special bargain: Low priced summer excursion tickets to many points on sale daily commencing May 15 with ample final return limit: Ship your auto at reduced rates and travel in comfort by train See Nearest HatlroaATtehet Agent No matter where you want to or the Western Railroads are ready to serve you for both business and pleasure travel For details on special places of interest routes rates or literature see any local railroad representative Phone write or call on him He will gladly gaining his estranged' wife's affec GOODINGr Idaho Sixty-five farmers of the North Goocting and South Gooding tracts cf the Big tions Wood project are growing between 1000 and 1100 acres of field peas for seed under contract jrvith the Barlow company of Twin Falls By Makers of Shoes CHICAGO June -3 (AP) There's no golden coach or six white horses involved but a modern Cinderella is sought Shoe manufacturers1 from 14 states will combine to act as "Prince Charming" in the search next week when they will award a prize to the girl who qualifies by slipping her foot in a size one half double A shoe at the manufacturers annual style show A McBroom 55 Attorney Succumbs mankontIrTve net tightens (Continued from Page One) lieved to have been the kidnapers of George Weyerhaeuser 9 of Ta-coma and who were reported head advise you Chicago 5650 Denver 2360 Kansas City 4735 Los Angeles 3100 Mexico City 10175 New York 9490 Omaha Neb 3980 Portland Ore 3100 St Louis 5600 San Francisco 3100 V-v: BY TRAIN TRAVEL to ing east from the Pacific northwest North Woods and Lakes Dude Ranches National Parks Pacific Northwest Alaska California San Diego Expo-sition Southwest Old Mexico Texas Gulf Coast Ozarks American Rockies and Resorts of Every Character ON YOUR WESTERS TOUR BYTRJUM SEE AT LEAST ORE NATIONAL ARK (Continued from Page One) happy in the path of the rushing waters are Manhattan home of Kansas State college Wamego Topeka the capital and Lawrence seat of the state university Scattered along the river are m6re than a score of villages many on low ground and certain of serious inundation and damage The one-time wide parade ground of Camp Funston where thousands were trained for the World war now a weed-covered expanse certainly will go under water today and with it a long section of Union Pacific right-of-way BODIES RECOVERED McCOOK Neb June 3 (AP) Thirty-five bodies had been taken from the flood-swept Republican River valley in southern Nebraska today when State Senator Bullard general chairman of relief work here announced the known death toll was about 140 persons Meanwhile Power of St Louis American Red Cross official said between 1000 and 2000 Nebraska families are homeless and that his estimate was "conservative" Bullard estimated 5000 cattle were dead and 55 miles cf railroad track" were washed out Rescue work and the search lor bodies continued today i in the 11 Nebraska counties 'which were devastated by the twin catastrophe of floods and tornadoes The property damage was estimated at more than $12000000 4 BONFILS WIDOW DIES DENVER Colo June Mrs Belle Barton Bonf ils widow of the late Bonf lis publisher of the Denver Post died at her horns here today of a heart attack WASHINGTON June 3 i There was evidence in federal quar-i ters today that a "local northwest Pacific gang" rather than survivors of the Barker-Karois mob is sus i If- ti in To) Z3 re LvMI'1 IF LJ 71 TEA IS BLENDED FOR GOODNESS! i wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmmmm WE'VE BLENDED SOMETHING THAT'S NEVER BEEN BLENDED BEFORE it's coming to your home SALT LAKE CITY June A McBroom 53 prominent Salt Lake City attorney died Sunday in a lo-cal hospital of pneumonia Surviving are his widow five sons and five daughters Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday at five in the Masonic temple i Minister Carries Portable Baptistry SPOKANE Wash June (AP) Warren Latham is a plumber as well as a minister so he has seen to it that no members of his congregation need forego baptism For those unable to come to his mission he had constructed a portable baptistry which he carries on his motor car COOL CLEAN ''DEPENDABLE QUIET SAFE U4 pected of the $200000 Weyerhaeuser abduction at Tacoma Wash Federal agents made 'public photostatic copies of the original Weyerhaeuser ransom note and the serial numbers on the ransom bills Observers here pointed out the actual Weyerhaeuser kidnaper may purposely have directed suspicion on the Karpis mob my handing the boy victim copies of newspapers telling of the kidnaping f4 ECHO WATER TAKEN SALT LAKE CITY June 3 (AP) Engineer Humpherys has ordered 100 second feet of water above Echo reservoir diverted through the Kamas canal to augment irrigation supplies in Utah lake' 1 3 yj Mm fctttmitrmi- m'm i7'n' --tit-.