The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 2

1 i a a am I IB NDSAriEXH LONG SICK LIST GONZAGA D0WS STATERS 7-8 FREIGHT RATE BATTLE GROWS AT SCHOOL HERE IN HOLLYWOOD ELECTIONS NEAR IN SIX STATES Nation Interest Centers On Balloting For New York WEDDING HELD: IN OGDEN HE Culminates Romance piat Began In Federal Offices 1 Walter Harrison Brummeti of Washington and Miss Nina Fort Hall Aborigines To Many Stars In Hospital fITH IDAHO ANS Beds Other Colony News HOLLYWOOD Nov Bette Davis and Ann Dvorak were added to the film colony's lengthen ing sick list today Bullock of Borger Texas were married Saturday nizht at the Potatoes Onions May Go On Under Emergency Ruling TWIN F4LLS Idaho Nov 2 AP) Idaho public utilities was joined yesterday by members of the state's congressional delegation Tort 3iirripr Traffic Association home of Mr and Mrs Robert Miss Davis was confined to bed Load ot ooai i Disappears So Does Horse Cart I This fellow not only go a free load of coal but he got the means to take it home too Police 4 were still starching Saturday night for the and wagon of Tom TateokaIof 1220 Gibson avenue Tom left his outfit loaded with a half ton of nut coal "parked" in an Alley between Twenty fourti and Twenty-fifth streete and Lincoln avenue and Grant avenue Saturday afternoon When he -eturned a few minutes later it was gone Police think theyll recover the horse and wagon About the coal with the cold weather and all they aren't so sure ITALY OFFERING CONCESSIONS TO GAIN PEACE with an attack of intestinal influ tion' attended the bride and William Igleheart coordinator of the Utah emergency relief administration and works progress administration attended he bridegroom Following the ceremony at the Hinckley home the Hinckleys were hosts at a dinner given at the Hotel Ben Lomond Those present were Mr and Mrs Brummett Miss Hunt Mr Igleheart Mr and Mrs Darrell Greenwell and Mr and Mrs Hinckley The Brummetts will make their home in Salt Lake City Labor Badly Needed Boys To Handle Beets BLACKFOOT Ida Nov 2-(AP) for the badly throttled labor situation in the sugar beet fields of Bingham county was imminent this afternoon following a conference between William Bartlett county superintendent of schools Kelly field sunerintendent for the Utah -Idaho Sugar company and Tillery county agent As a result cf the conference Mr Bartlett will notify the principals of the Shelley Firth Blackfoot Thomas Moreland- and Aberdeen schools that they may excuse all boys who wish to work in the beets There is work for more than 400 enza and her physician Dr Harry Blond said sue must remain there at least a week I Show Handiwork Thursday Indians from the Fort Hall Idaho reservation will present a free entertainment and exhibit of Indian pottery and basket weaving Thursday in the Central junior high school Two programs will be given the first at ten a and the second at- two-thirty Both will be free Cecelia Gosgrove Easchief Bannock-Shoshone Indian young woman will play several Violin selections accompanied by Mrs McGillis member of the Sioux tribe i Patricia Ann McGillis a sioux-Chippewa Indian girl will do a novelty Indian dance in tribal costume and McGillis a Chippewa will talk on Indian art Frances McGillis also a Sioux-Chippewa will dance and sing pale face songs 1 i Hinckley on Jefferson avenue The marriage was the culmination 6f a romance which had its inception in federal relief administration activities in which both were engaged Dr John E5dward Carver! of the First Presbyterian church performed the ceremony Mr Brummeti is regional exam Doctors ordered Miss Dvorak to take a two months' rest after they ROGERS FIELD Pullman Wash Nov Gonzaga's Bulldogs repeated last year's upset and defeated Washington State '7 to 0 in their non-conference football game here today Counted the underdog as the game started Gonzaga outpassed and out-gained Washington State and stopped the Cougar offensive A meaner crowd of about 5000 huddled in blankets as the teams milled around mostly in mid-field on solidly frozen turf The lone score came early in the fourth period after Goddard Washington State quarter punted to the Gonzaga 30-yard line Karamatic broke through Washington State defensive players for 16 yards on the return Olsen lost a yard on a buck On the next play Olsen whipped a 20 -yard pass to Justice halfback who raced 32 yards for the touchdown Karamatic's place-kick was good for the point after touchdown Christmas "mail-early" signs are already seen in London Teachers of South Africa who mix in politics may be curbed found she was suffering from overwork The alternative they said AUiV and Idaho Vegetable Growers Inc in a request to the Interstate commerce commission to-postpone until December 1 the time for expiration cf emergency freight rates on potatoes and unions The postponement was requested Carl Delong executive secretary for the vegetable growers said here might be a nervous breakdownj iner of the FERA and the works Mae Marsh suffering from peri tonitis which followed a ruptured progress administration attached to the staff of Mr Hinckley assistant federal administrator in apDendlx continued to improve She rallied strongly after a blood trans WASHINGTON Nov 2 Contestants for offices in half a dozen states flung their choicest stump phrases tonight as Tuesday's elections approached possibly with valuable material for 1936 presidential race strategists National interest centers on the balloting for the New York assembly the Kentucky governorship and the Philadelphia mayoralty Some observers hope to find evidence of the way political' winds are blowing in the New Jersey legist lature sections WILL CAST HISi VOTE In Virginia where a new legislature is to be chosen7 and in Mississippi where legislative and other state offices are at issue little or nothing in the way of auguries for 1938 are expected President Roosevelt will cast his vote in the New York elections in which national Democratic leaders have accepted the challenge of Republicans to make the new deal an issue "The hew deal stands at the bar of public opinion in the native state of its leaders" said Henry Fletcher Republican national chairman as the week-end campaigning came to a closet Postmaster General Farley the tonight to give opportunity to the fusion earlier in the week and Union Pacific Railway company to physicians were hopeful charge of eleven western states with headquarters in Salt Lake City The bride also has been attached to Mr Hinckley's staff first in Mr Hinckley's regional offices make effective new ireignt rates ior wViifh it Tins Twittw1 nnnrnval MENJOU IS BETTER Adolphe Menjou screen villain also was reported mending after a in San "Francisco and later in the tussle with an old internal ailment offices in Salt Lake City His wife Verree Teasdale is recovering from an attack of colitis boys for six or seven jdays their wages being guaranteed by the Utah-Idaho Sugar company said At the Saturday night wedding Miss Lulu Hunt region secretary of the works progress administra- Mr Kelly No reconciliation is in sight for the Buster Keatons Mrs Mae Elizabeth divorced wife of I the (Continued from Page One) success not so much of battles won as of advances consolidated From the nothern front isame dispatches Saturday stating that Italy's "second major advance' would be started today (Sunday) That can hardly mean other than the anticipated drive upon Makale some 'fifty miles south of the Adigrat-Aduwa line i comadian said today after Buster's release from a hospital where he and which will be lower than the emergency rates Growers and shippers-of Colorado Wyoming and Nebraska joined in the request for the postponement he said Some of the southern -roads De-long said are pressing for a date early this month for reinstatement of rates that preceded the emergency rates Their request if granted would" increase freight charges on shipments of potatoes and onions to Texas Louisiana and some points in Oklahoma The Union Pacific's proposed new rates Delong said are 5 cents per 100 pounds under the emergency rates and Include reductions in the rates to Chicago and St Louis The emergency rate to Oklahoma Citvhe said was 53 cents: the old was treated for a nervous break fi down' Mrs Keaton called at the hos ASPIRIN TABLETS pital while Buster was ill I but Awaiting the modern war machine physicians did not allow her to see BUY AND SAVE AT him I of Mussolini are large forces of black warriors Just how great the "Apparently! she said "Buster MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY Add 10 for Postage Bottle of 100 Ethiopian concentration Is 'cannot be authoritatively asserted Emperor Haile Selassie while apparently wasn't suffering as much from worry over domestic troubles as I had been led to believe I i only wanted to help him but he hasn't seen fit to acknowledge my visit naive and candid in his pronounce ments is not disclosing specific national and New YorK state Democratic chairman is willing to make it a new deal test "if the Republicans want to have it I that way" although he has insisted state issues only were involved l- ONLY AT STAKE Both houses of the New York legislature are Democratic but assembly seats will b2 the- only ones at stake Tuesday The Democrats now have majority of four counting a vacancy to be filled in a normally Democratic Manhattan district A Republican victory undoubtedly would be hailed by national party leaders as a rather reliable indica troop movements His statement On Sale Monday Tuesday and Wednesday or the friendly note I sent him" 1 BUSTER NOT INTERESTED Buster was quoted as saying he if Angelas i iijuiijjii juiiaiwjyiiiyML-iiii jjwuiiaiuwjMM-jpuiiiiia inniiiwmrn mpo rr i i hi i hii iopii in ii miniiiimniini i- ir rr'i it ri- ini rq last week that all fronts are now a statement which seemed to be substantiated when he turned down several thousand vol-unters at Addis Ababa indicates he was "not interested" i rate was 76 cents and the proposed new rate is 53 cents per 100 pounds COIJNEWEST HELENA MENACE Tremors No Longer Arouse Mrs Keaton added she would go ahead with a $200000 alienation of affections suit against Mrs Leah Sewell who she charges stole Buster's love I is satisfied with his manpower NEW WEAPONS GAINED Italian reconnoitering planes con tinually report troop concentrations at various places especially near tion of a decline in popularity lor the new deal and have an important bearing on future national cam Makale and on the southern front paigning Populace Mercury Dropping Audry 'Stevenson 20 sister of Onslow Stevens film actor and 1 Stephen Bosustow of the Walt Disney ttudio staff will marry November Id they announced today I TOOTH POWDEll near Gorrahei There is little tdoubt that the lift ing of the arms embargo wiiicn niu Jim -il i' mill 'W 'iiiLMii i vmtm jjwwmiw i i i 1 i i i in if --mrr- -i -ir-ir'-rr-- tt firiiiiin rti-nri "-T-rr" riT-i- inrl FORGE SOLVES DARING THEFT many -nations had placed against Ethiopia has resulted in supplying Selassie's army with I adequate weapons of war but the emperor HELENA Mont Nov Somewhat hardened to the incessant- joltings of the earth Helena's Weary pc-pulace tonight eyed falling mercury more apprehensively than they watched earthquake charts As nisht fell the temnerature Bruce King film' actor won a divorce from Mrs Marie Ellis who tried unsuccessfully to act as i her own attorney Both charged desertion is in immediate need of funds to finance hisl resistance to the Ital ians I PI LS Bottle of 100 dropped steadily again toward the BO Size He asked the league of nations MOVIES CHANG Saturday to extend financial and His kingdom is- a self-sufficient na mmm tion but to fight a modern war he needs more than the simple things that satisfy his ten million subjects GAME POLICIES Another Ess-Jay Scoop! tlzvt 5Tube SaporhcLsroiyno AETNA RADIO (Continued from Page One) nothing Neither did the flimsy clues checked by the force "A check of loading stations along the Union Pacific line followed At Peterson in Morgan county 13 miles east of here we learned two carloads of cattle numbering 48 had been loaded and consigned to Denver on August 19 It was a week ago we learned that and the cattle thieves had more than two months' jump on us in peace time I zero mark tne city entire relief sources already functioning efficiently were marshalled to fullest strength With scores cf homes uninhabitable relief workers huddled their charges in relief shelters and heated railway cars A heavy earth movement accompanied by a deep rumbling shook the city shortly before noon for three seconds but added damage was negligible Loose objects fell and bits of cornice and ornamental The war enters today Jits second month The battle lines are little IRRAOOL 8 ounce 5ic ANGELUS qf tCoure Jlncarnat u( CUfMfl Ccd Livsr Oil pmr S9C Quart 109 Sal I Hcpatica if 10c tl Sosp ProkhJr f( Blades if RUBBING Akohoi (Continued from Page One) with both Long and Short Wavta seldom play' during the period of changed in the last fortnight The Ethiopians are declining! to fight this war along any others lines than Splits joc VICKS Yapo Rub Vonc UuC otc CAJifANA v-Dres-iin tStJi 85c PUND'S Ufcfi Creams picture-making i OBSERVED CUSTOM Even Will Rogers an expert polo ist observed this custom i 95 16 the ones they regard as Jbest suited to their own strategy They are not rushing the borders for battle They are making Mussolini's men come Dark lb 11 Soda Bicarbonate fa i-jC Pound jwasujiry vunousn une snocK ap If Dsyor Aspirin Yj A BatHa fa Vic Darryl Zanuck and Jack Warner studio executives who made polo a good way to get along in the movie 100 Size to them i i DECISIVE BATTLES JAVA POWDER firmament both have given up1 the Truy the radio epnsatlon of 1933! Extremely selective and sensitive Get police calls and pJrplane communications 6-inch dynamic speaker nil-plane dial Beautiful wal-ifUt cabinet game Zanuck waged a pitched cat peared nearly as severe as the three great ones which struck Helena October 12 18 and 30 during the" 22-day seige of the earth's uuder-at-tack the new rumbled was taken in an almost matter of fact spirit 2Bc 2 tle with directors of 20th Century Until the Italian soldiers reach the lines which the Ethiopian generals select the dreaded battles of Fox and finally capitulated He 'still LISTERINE 75c Size Biomo Quinine 75c Size Baume Benque 75c Size ZONITE 1C0 Size 50c PHILLIP'S 55c' Size 50c JEKGEN'S Lotion 50c IODENT Tooth Paste CLEANSING Tissues 500's decision will not be fought rides a great deal And whereas he was never injur 8 71c War or not Emperor Selassie and 23c ed in polo a quiet Sunday morning his people arranged to commemo VI' canter ended for him in a bale of Sen Pope Battles Potato Rate j6Qz Co po na Henna Egyptian 8 onnce bwS barbed wire recently Milk of Magnesia rate today the fifth anniversary of coronation The golden coach was cleaned and brightened and the imported horses that draw it were Comedy Producer Hal Reach a SYRUP of FIGS 33s hish eoal poloist remained uncon HAIR OIL 8 ounce FORHAN'S Tocth Paste 23o iraiian aJaC 11 wifh dj5Dente i vinced over the alleged perils of the made sleek and ready for the cere monies to be held Sunday Bams 60c Size Bromq Seltzer 53c Sfte Calif CASTQRIA 40o Fletcher's FEENAMINT "I'm playing: again Sundays he 3'ic 23c 14c AtlM Hom ATiiroat ATOMIZER Get one to oa a Window VENTILATORS 33 lachMacy)' Admit frsh air) PUt djrtl TALCUM All Purpose Lemon Castile said "and I'll go right on playing It isn't dangerous if it's played prop ICKES OPPOSES erly The average game between 25c Size Shampoo 1 I movie people is apt to be risky be cause most of the boys are still in experienced I have no restrictions PROJECT 'FEES' Attorneys Can Do Nothing on any of my people euner i FAREWELL SAID GLENDALE Calif Nov (AP) rsHV: if -lit if''' BOISE Ida Nov Senator James Pope Democrat Idaho protested today to the interstate commerce commission against approval of any increase in potato freight rates in Idaho prior to December 1 "Information given me indicates that an Increase is being sought by some railroads to be effective November 15" the senator said "The railroads generally some time ago agreed to maintain lower rates until December 1" he added "There is la serious situation in Idaho this year as potato prices are extremely low present i cold weather has caused the loss of some 6000 cars of Idaho potatoes which loss must: be borne by producers and growers in Idaho have relied on a statement of the carriers that increased rates would not become ef fective until December Pope tele graphed the commission SUndrrf I from the film studios and ii I a Super LW- Suds Mcre'scoftis Vi ffff a uC withmchbottUd mnaud't t-or XSv 97c srjorts world said farewell today to To Aid Or Halt Work 1 BRAND CHECKED "Sheriff -Thomas Fry of Morgan county informed us he had checked the brands of the cattle consigned on that date and found they tallied with those of the four brands of the complainants the Wangsgard Brothers usirig the same brand "The railroad records showed the two carloads arrived in Denver October 20 the4ay after they were shipped It was evident the cattle had been driven' over the mountains about 10 miles from the Weber county range lands to Peterson It was further apparent that Sheriff Fry noting the herd 'of 48 cattle might well have passed the brands believing anyone with nerve enough to descend upon the loading station with such a large number of cattle very probably had bought them and was reselling them FUNDS TRACED BACK "Our next move was a trip to Denver and last Monday October 28 we visited stockyards and commission houses there One commission house told us that on August 21 48 head of cattle had been pur-chased from one 'Don McKay' who registered at Denver hotel as a resident of Huntsville After purchase by the commission house the cattle were shipped east We checked with the commission 'house and learned 'Don McKay' had deposited a draft for $129377 in the First Security bank in Ogden a few days after the sale The commission firm informed us he had drawn $100 in cash vv-- "We sped back to Ogden and learhed that 'Don McKay giving his address as Smithfield Utah had deposited the money on August 33 Still we didn'l know for whom we were looking A number of checks were issued against the account and one or them led us to Trenton There we found a garage attendant who had cashed one of the checks Questioning revealed he had wondered at the time why the check signer had used the name 'Don McKay We asked him if he knew the man and he repUed Why yes that's Kenneth Sorensen" SEARCH FOR OTHERS Sheriff Lowder explained if nflr-o-cil jj Shampoo jj Cough A Relief Gordon Westcott actor and polo 6 LIGHT 10cch Frosted inside 7H 15 30 or 60 watt ie Electric V1SRATOR ccsa Reduces mat limnlataa beautifiesl RKuIaftion SIm TABL6 TENNIS Include set paddle tU dampf1 MCORXECTIVE AXAT1VK foil 67c BotSa Tba ideal boI jrcgultor player in funeral services conducted at Forest Lawn Memorial Park WASHINGTON Nov i here today- Public Works Administrator Harold The 32-year-old stage and screen Ickes today declared Against em figure a native of St George Utah ployment of "high priced counsel by applicants for PWA proJects in died Wednesday from injuries sui fered in a polo game a week ago Pallbearers were Snowy BakerWalt a teiegram sent Kepresemaxive aar tin Dies Democrat Texas Dies had informed Ickes "an at Disney Hoot Gibson Walter Wan torney in my district has collected cer Guinn Williamsi Al Woods $1774031 fees and expenses from ANY lOt TIM OP Lionel Pedley and Spencer Tracy NEWS AND VIEWS commissioners court ior alleged ser view in undertaking to feet approv TOBACCO ijBl Tafclcls DrSchoH's Zino-Pads Standard WM ReiDLne31e if CalcSweir ri Syrup of ai of application for FWA funds Kentucky Will Vote Guaranteed Chronnaitar BscfricAfzm Our Greatest 4 Of? Precision made mavemenf walnut veneer ea etched clitl Fully guaranteed 'j WITH PURCHASE OF BdhfcTsJJ to construct a bridge pies who did not name the at torney or the project said the law (Continued from Paje One) The WPA officials tell me they will have worfc this winter for all employables listed on relief On Outlawing Rum yer's claim "shows 254 jdays spent in Washington to get approval of this project and for each day he claims $25 for his services nd in LOUISVILLE Nov 2 CAP) The spirits of Carrie Nation bar- WW" That of itself is a heartening thing at a time when we are going into the winter and skies are overcast addition expenses I smashing daughter of the Bluegrass and the Kentucky colonel who likes his mint juleps clashed tonight in Ickes answered Dies "I have repeatedly- stated that fees paid by AnElgcsic Odn cr Czrjy I Soap a bitter fight over outlawing Ken i applicants for such services is mon ey thrown away tucky's $100000000 whiskey Indus try 1 SM'Gk: -Popcln -w 1 'J-- I (caps it LUNCH HIT AmHco'0 IWUh Vmc 1 1Q ff Ultra-Sanitary Jut the thin for UrS-iOU I Tcoth Crush I for Mtidwichfe and 11 I "Every propect is examined on its Next Tuesday when Kentuckians DUSONNET Lang Fltiar or STANDARD CLU3 fclada In Temsa elect a governor and other state of' own merits ana no amount oi promotion can make any project more meritorious There is absolutely ficers they will vote on repeal of the 5s BOLL DUKE'S MIXTURE COLCEN CHAIM or CLD KOTni STATE 3 for 9c state prohibition amendment Demo ISactria CORN UatVnit Haa new burn-proof handle extra deep bowi Maitea popcorn in arjiffy Pmcwh lb 19 no need for municipalities to employ Even for those who have pleasant homes it is cheering to realize that neighbors who have suffered much from economic strain are to have their load lightened because there Is abroad in the land a finer brotherhood than ever before The Daughters of the Pioneers are preparing for their annual dance Before me is a ticket to the "Military Dress Ball" at Seventies hall Wednesday February 13 1867 era tic and Republican gubernatorial candidates are taking no sides but special counsel at fancy fees to pro-mate approval of PWA projects eoaaf Sll 349 a prohibition party candidate is Jckes' declaration was considered significant in view of the case of battling against repeal Carrie Nation who went from son had been held in the county Jail incommunicado for three days officer hoping he would involve someone else in the theft They felt that so cunningly had the escapade been planned that one man could not have consummated it Sorensen however remained adamant contending he alone committed the crime the 'sheriff said Sorensen said he had been married recently Arthur Mullen former Demo Kentucky to wield hatchets in Kan cratic national committeeman from sas saloons smashed no bars in her Nebraska i Mullen is sesking $175-000 in fees for leeal wbrk on the native state but the crusade she Tysen ifLm ft lad loMt Month' aided closed down its nuge aistiu state's Platte valley and Lup -river TWINFUEX ing plants 16 years ago A few sur PROGRESS ALARM CLOCK Nujol PINT STROFPU It was given by the officers of the Fourth brigade with Captain Middleton in command vived under government permit to IW f(Uoxcf200 RUBBER GLOVES IOd pr Fretb atoekl Woaderful value! 'S9c projects -Ickes has refused to ap prove th amount i Stetsh Hp manufacture medicinal liquor -i -Kentucky adopted state const! Expected To For Gillette mni GiUettt- tutional prohibition in November of type blade The dance was to commence at 'four and being an old-time affair must have continued until the morning of the next day 1919 by a margin of 10717 after na t)isbanrj Veterans Waits On Weather tional prohibition went into effect iiaiMw i I PZAUDOUX Cards 2Sc High Court Judge HE 1-1 EY Chocolate for Tour choiee I of plain Almond Hcmey Almond and "Not-So-Sweet" At midnight the orchestra played OId Dan Tucker and then the happy couples went on to dance the whole night through A dependable accurate timekeeper made and guaranteed by 'Waterbury Is Asked To Move 9110 £7 J) Freshly Mal PERFECTION COLD WASHINGTON Nov CUP) AKISTO STATIC HER The government today asked Su 4 uric i CREAM BERLIN Nov 2-(AP) Belief that Reichsfuehrer Hitler will end the life of the steel Helmet veterans' organization before Nov 9 was expressed tonight by spokesmen of the once proud society They said the initiative was now up to Hitler who would have difficulty making decision But they asserted they hoped the organization would break up "as soon as possible because of the many misunderstandings and difficulties due to the knowledge that the organization is on the way out" RAPID CITY NOV (AP) -was a chief factor today in bringing an early decision agains inflation of -thV National Geographic-Army stratosphere balloon tonight A little better than two inches -of snow had Is fallen in the bowl and it was still ooming down 1 Greater interest in port among the youth of France iis credited with the stature improvement of Frenchmen who are growing taller according to militarj measurements i preme Court Justice James jwlc-Reynolds to move out of his apartment Hi E3 Envelops "VJust to bring back the old days with memories sweet the Daughters cf the Pioneers are elaborately planning for this year's event f4 -y Before marriage a girl is well guarded in Sicily and Calabria She is never seen in public with her fiane an1 a fhninti 4 iln-avi 24 6 tit 112 If euixwi from ta II jor 29c LJ i Goarantee4 15 B99bBI i I Although the Jurist has been living in the building IS years the new deal decided it was pressed for office space and wanted his quar present when the fiance calls ters Hence ne move.