The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 17

1 FRIDAY EVENING MARCH 29 1935 I THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER I 5 i I 1 1 i-wiiiiiiiiim I 1 Burning Mountainside RANDOM REFERENCES IDAHO PUSHES RELIEF Is Still Remembered fto Don Bitton and Wanda Saunders We One more week of bar gains at Griffin Paint Co ROBBINSVILLEV and Eldon Bitton and Ora Viola Sfarl 'all of dtrArf Rf1iv 7n- Lieutenant Colonel Edward Strutt who was second in command of the Mount Everest expedition in 1922 is lri a hospital in Cairo Egypt with three broken ribs a punctured lung and pneumonia following an automobile accident in the Upper Nile reaches Chile now has approximately 5000 miles of railway in operation Because revolutionists who com mandeered his farm in 1S20 moved the oats in his barn so that his horse ate so much of the grata that It died Joseph OTarreU of Bak kinalee Irish Free State is bring to collect $140 the price of the animal from the county London county may shortly build 1000 houses at a cost of $2500000 In Graham county the story of sen of ogden and Eileen Duke of AFTER LAPSE Burnt Rock Ridge Is still talked of Davenport Iowa along with other wonders of the world For more than half a cen Materials Genealogical workers in the four stakes in Weber county are advised by officers that genealogical sheets and charts may now be obtained at the Wright Sons Co bookstore In Hospital Dr Cyrell Segar of tury this strange story has been told New Projects Are Planned Tremonton has been appointed gen and today the brush-covered scar on the side of the mountain bears evi eral resident at Salt Lake General hospital effective upon completion By Governor As Funds Again Provided dence to the phenomenon or interoesnlp July 30 The side of the mountain caught Complete stock Diamonds Watches Silver Packer Stevens 2359 Washington COOMBS BROSMARKETS EDUCATOR WILL GIVE SPEECHES Dr Scofield Will Appear At Convention and Wor- ship Events Dr Charles Schofield Denver will be the guest speaker Sunday In the Methodist church In the morning at eleven o'clock he will speak on 'Training for Real Living" and at the evening hour seven-thirty his subject will be "Living a Thousand Years" Dr Schofield is president of the Hiff School of Theology in Denver He is not a stranger in Ogden having been one of the special speakers In the Church Life week program in the Methodist church In November 1933 His visit to Ogden at this time is as the leading speaker In the State on fire and burned for several License Albert Earl Fifield of weeks covering the countryside with a dense volume of acrid smoke Prayer meetings were held by candle- 2504 7ashinglon BOISE Idaho March Governor Ross administrator of the Idaho emergency relief administration announced today that work relief projects are being resumed throughout Idaho and that new ones 2124 Washington Igiht by the religious-minded moun taineers who thought the world was 1 Menus Avenue The Weber county clerk has Issued licenses to marry to Albert Joseph Peterson and Nina Beebe of Ogden Lane A Huband of Lyman Wyo and Ruth Peterson of Huntsville and to Earl Daniel Shupe and Katie Gall both of Ogden and Etna Delilah Crane of Salina recently obtained a marriage license inj Richfield Roof sparks caused a fire on the roof of the home of Summerill at 1017 'Oak street today resulting in the burning of shingles The damage was not estimated by firemen PUPILS OFFER FINEOPERETTA Audience of Nearly 400 Applauds "Sunny of Sunnyside' An audience of nearly 400 parents teachers and friends Thursday night acclaimed the operetta "Sunny of Sunnyside" given in the Madison school by seventh grade pupils as one of the best school presentations at the Madison in several seasons The! audience by their applause left no doubt of the general feeling that those in charge of the two-act operetta and the pupils who had parts had produced an excellent piece of entertainment The production was under the supervision of Mark Robinson Ogden school music supervisor with William Johnson directing the music Miss Jane Marcell Heinen the dramatic work Miss Maryabelle Mallon the dance numbers and Mrs Nona Sullivan the costume designing In addition to the chorus of 75 members numerous seventh grade students took part Yachtsmen Warned of Alcatraz Danger SAN FRANCISCO Cal CUP) will be initiated as soon as possible Inadequacy of funds necessitated TWO 100 HOME OWNED STORES coming to an end Poor Posture injures Health of Children GREEH TEA vi5A lb pkg tlUri'lili Brands: lb 300 One Used Frigidaire for sale cheap Easy terms at Boyles There will be a meeting of the Robert Montgomery reunion committees Saturday night at eight o'clock at the home of Mrs Myrtle Chad wick in North Ogden All committee members are asked to attend league convention which opens tonight in the Methodist WASHINGTON (UP) If your child stands with his weight on his ankles and heels knees slightly bent head forward chin out chest flattened and sunken and shoul cnurcn closing with a banquet Saturday evening at six-thirty He will vl1Olbg60 Theft Utah Poultry Producers Inc Pingree avenue and Twenty-first street reported to police that from one of its trucks were stolen four sacks of laying mash and one sack of corn 44 Real Estate Transfers The following real esate transfers are reported by Elva A Wilkinson county recorder: Robert Folland and wif tn der blades protruding his posture speak Saturday morning at nine o' tneir suspension January 16 A Jacominl assistant administrator said WILL GO TO WORK Resumptionrof work projects the governor explained will place many persons now on direct relief on work relief In other words he said persons' who have been receiving money without having to work for it will be put to work The projects must be sponsored by any one of the taxing units of the government and they must furnish equipment foremen and materials The IERA then provides the necessary workers jlERA common laborers Mr Jacominl said now receive: from 35 t0j55 cents an hour the amount being determined by the county cit is poor says the children's bureau of the labor department The bureau described Door noc Your bathroom with Vitrolite The new structural glass at surprisingly low cost Get free estimate Ogden Paint Oil Glass Co ture in connection with issuance of 1 Peel's Granulated 2 630 1 Large Package Peefs Granulated FREE! Peel's Granulated 29c 2 Giant Bars Crystal White Soap FREE mMM URtliMII KJ I li Wasatch Insurance and Investment agency a corporation warranty deed a part of lot one block 74 plat A Ogden $10 Tonight Members of lodge No 98 of are requested to attend a special meeting tonight in the Whall at seven o'clock The speaker will be General Chairman Jones of San Francisco clock at tne opening business session of the convention PASTOR LOSES FATHER ABROAD WidowvOne Daughter and Eight Sons Survive Philip Kennedy Philip Kennedy 68 father of the Rev Patrick Kennedv of Ocrden James- Tavlor and wifp tn Yachtsmen who do not want to have SUPER SUDS 3 Kitchen Size Packages 29c izens' committee in each county The individual is allowed tn wnrt Francis Fowles warranty deed part of lots seven and eieht in hiork tneir sails or their persons shot full of holes must keen awav from a number of hours at the rate fixed Alcatraz Island federal penitentiary un me oay Warden James Johnston nosfi- a new poster entitled "Good Posture in the Little Child" The poster was prepared in response to' requests from health and educational agencies The child with good posture the bureau said "stands at his full height with his weight on the balls of his feet his head high and chin in His chest is high and his shoulder blades do not stick out in the back His abdomen is drawn in the curves of his back are slight Tmd his knees are straight" Charities Served 4500000 Dinners ST LOUIS (UP)-Since the Rt Rev Msgr Tlmothv Demnsev Ford ammonium sulphate fertilizer for lawns it gardens 10 lb bag with spreader $160 Hunter-Kimball Motor CO Llaiches6 boxes 22c Pears JJo 10 tin 39c LIGHTHOUSE Cleanser 3 cans 10c Peaches STia n49c ed orders that anv vacht or mwpr cruiser within 300 yards of "Devil's isie" wm get a bullet chucked across its bow died today in Balllngarry Thurles The government is taking JELL-A-TEEH gr 3Pkgs B0 Early Growth Alter's weekly review says Utah wheat is growing well and livestock are doing fairly good under shortage of range feed Areiana according to a cablegram received by the son who i -mtstor chances that friends of Al Capone or any of its other prize prisoners might use a regatta race as an ex of St Joseph's Catholic church He naa oeen fairly good health and the death was unexpected Surviving are the widow one cuse to come close to the island and pick up an extra deck hand oy tne committee that will bring him the amount of monthly income the committee has decided he must have Jacomini explained INCOME VARIES The income of those on relief rolls Hinder the works program ranges from $15 to $50 a month the size of families and other circumstances governing the assistant administratrix-said An IERA worker in a county in which his monthly Income was set At $20 and the rate of remuneration for his work at 50 cents an hour would work a total of 40 hours a month Jacomini said under the works program Work projects include construction of public buildings flood control reservoir and road building and clerical enterprises 'kv- Seed Use A Chambers president of the Utah-Idaho Cannine -ounce daughter and eight sons Four of GENUINE HAND CUT ROCK CRYSTAL opened his free lunch room for itin Crops association cautions growers erants and homeless St Lnuix mm me sons are an America and three of them are in the nriesthood: The MElftaAOADE JAR packate here three years ago nearly 4500C00 Old California Gold Area Honors Twain SONORA Cal (UP) California's Rev William Kennedy Salt Lake Jfll mat care should be exercised against excessive use of pea seed as the supply is limited Nu-Enamel Oeden meais nave been served This figure was disclosed In th uy me ev Fniup Kennedy of Wasco Calif and the local pastor and Jack Kennedy of Orange annual report of Father Dempsey's Radios tubes supplies repairing seven cnaritabie institutions centered around St Patrick's Catholic mother lode section in whose '49er Larson's 24th and KieseL Ph 1105 me ev wmiam Kennedy visited the family home last summer and the father at that time was im churoh a short distance from thi three in Riverside addition to Ogden $10 Robert Archer to Bertha Archer quit claim deed part of lot nine block 29 plat Ogden city $1 Edward Brophy and wife to Marie Brophy warranty deed part of lot 33 block 10 South Ogden $10 Gladys Stokes to Thomas Stokes and wife Edna warranty deed all of lot eight and part of lot nine block seven Weber Ogden addition $100 Investors Syndicate to Guy A Cur-this and wife special warranty deed part of lot 1 block 15 plat Ogden consideration $10 Wilbur and wife to Ernest Lubeck and wife quit claim deed part of block 34 plat Ogden $1 Norma Alene Barnes to Ernest Lubeck and wife warranty deed a part of block 34 plat Ogden $10 Weber county by Lawrence Malan county clerk to Robert Etherington quit claim deed lot 20 in block 8 in Florence Park addition to Ogden $5 Sarah Taylor et al by sheriff to Mortgage Bond company of New York a corporation sheriffs deed part of lot 3 block 29 plat A Ogden $332867 BIKES ALLOWED ATLANTIC CITY Visitors to this well known seashore resort now may take their morning exercises on the boardwalk With bicycles Mayor Bacharach signed the order allowing the two-whelled cycles on the wooden -wav goia neias Mark Twain spent several years will observe th cen Mississippi river front Utah State Agricultural college reports about 2000 stu tennial of the writer's birth May 11 proving In health Reports on the seven charitable institutions otjerated bv tft Cath dents will be enrolled for the spring ana 1 wun a roaeo and dance The dance will be held at the "ghost cityM of Columbia only a olic priest show balanced budgets CATSUP ounce Fbot tfc jg Worcestershire SPilfllOLASiUGE Lottie HEBER COLLEGE quarter compared to 2220 for the winter quarter M- Son Emulated Dad As Buffalo Hunter iew mnes irom Jackass hill where Twain lived and whirH nnro lo via- Death Mrs Anne Revnlr Irvine or sugnt surpluses in each instance OLD RELICS FOUND ROCHEFATON ited by hundreds of visitors annual PLANS LISTED 76 died Thursday in West Jordan lyWho come to view his cabin one was a sister or Mrs Esther Beus of Ogden Services will held ELM CREEK Neb mPI A a spectacular Wild West exhibition is included in the rorfpo Hartman of Lewellen ioined his Sunday gram with nearly $3000 in prizes to In an effort to recover the remains of one of his ancestors the Count d'Andichamp hero of the Royalist wars whom he thouchfc had bn father recently in the ranks of Ne- "Only the best is eood enough in oe awaraea a wild cow milking contest will be an unique feature i photos" Loveland Studio buried here Marquis Aymer de la lev Quick Easy Delicious Sperry Pancake Waffle Flour fe IPs 19c 29c Drassa ounaio nunters when he shot a four-year-old bull buffalo on the Miller farm near here "Although the kill was staged under somewhat different conditions unevaiene employed the services of Election Wallace Sorensnn of taw TiTH the spring finder Abbe Mermet The Logan has been elected resident nf abbe did not discover the skeleton Blue Key fraternity at Utah Rtnt Agricultural college succeeding Dee LAST SURVIVOR DEAD MANSFIELD jo Abraham Myers 82 believed to be the last survivor of the first Ohio independent battery which served in the Civil war is dead Myers fought in the battle of Antletam and was in Washington when Lincoln was as- i than when Ed Hartman started hunting the beasts in 1872 nevertheless he was proud of his son's shot of the fighter His efforts however helped to unearth a casket which carried the inscription: "Relics of Saint Victor presented by Pope wangsgara 01 ogaen FLOUR 48 Hartman's tronhv was one of a To Marrr Ths nnH Gregory XVI and broueht from IP 1 1 herd on the Miller farm which is vicio iux jussuea marriage licenses irom live to nine a Pnm PnViofofA 4v 1000 located in Buffalo county- IVAftW-U AXA JJUllBiU UIILV I Skidmore Program Calls For Spending Nearly $1500000 SALT LAKE CITY March 29 D(AP) A building program for Weber college totaling nearly a million and a half dollars was included in projects submitted to state public works administration headquarters here today The program sponsored by Chair- man Skidmore of the state board of education includes seven projects They are: i Industrial arts building $140000 administration building and library $307000 science building assembly hall $211000 women's dormitory $104000 men's dormitory $150000 heating plant $61- 000 i The University of Utah would re- ceive $100000 for completion of the engineering building and $100000 for a machinery i building For an industrial arts 'building and general improvements at Dixie college at Cedar City $25000 is proposed The state planning board proposes a grant of $1222:000 fnr a cfi in ht it mi mi UL nrp) "5)" rn aUJJLr ma rin ju jr I i uwmvij via The-" economic use of land water and agricultural resources of Utah" The new projects brought to $295-858409 the total of plans proposed to the PWA for possible use of the state's share of the new federal work -relief funds OThe American Red Cross had a total membership of 3802300 on July 1 1934 In the United States its territories and possessions More oaks are planted along streets and roadsides of the United States than any other variety "of tree Maples rank second FREE DELIVERY RUSSETS OR it COBBLERS 100 lbs I US EXTRA CHOICE Rod Bliss Sas Dig Flour fuT $1 eg IPAIDSra all colors rn FULL GALLON Ql tUli ALFALFA SEED 10ctovl66lb All kinds of "Wheat Barley Oats and Potato Seed "Watch his energy come back right be- If your boy gets tired like mine give him two of these delicious little Hostess Cup Cakes when he comes in from jlay! fore your eyes And remember: these cakes are so easy to digest they never spoil dinner-time appetites- Mf ri rrr T-JT mrm-Ttrtiummj -i 4000 day-old White I horn roosters or any num 1T'7TE HAVE NEVER yet found a youngster who wasn't simply crazy about Hostess Cup Cakes And we've never found one who didn't get a quick energy pick-up from them either For these tempting little cakes are packed with every one tender and easy to digest Hostess Cup Cakes are baked by a famous old New England from ingredients you would be glad to use in your own kitchen They are pure rich Devil's Food thick-frosted with vanilla or chocolate Give children Hostess Cup Cakes between meals Serve them yourself at parties and picnics You never tasted anything better and the irice is only 5 for 2 wrapped together in a neat package See your grocer! Der delivered to your coop by April 10 Each FARMERS FEED GO 2003 Washington Ave Phone 152.