Ogden Standard-Examiner (Newspaper) - October 7, 1927, Ogden, Utah WEATHER UTAH Fair night and day not much change in frost night IDAHO Fair freezing ture tonight THOUGHT Be not wise in your own Romans Men are be vainer on count of which they fondly believe they have of those which they really Fifty-eighth 82 OGDEN CITY UTAH FRIDAY EVENING OCTOBER 7 1927 LAST EDITION by Frank Francis Fans Sit Up And Notice Geo Pipgras Now then an American public man gets alarmed over the menace ot the reds and tries to get the ican people equally as disturbed There is no red menace in this country and there cannot be so long as the great labor organizations reject the doctrines of the communists At in San Francisco on Thursday of the American Federation or Labor William Green at the head of that mighty organization of My friends the American tion of Labor will accept no dictation irom Moscow we will not compromise with communism or communistic will not experiment in thing which found birth in class red m a country ruled by dictators for centuries By tremendous applause the gates to the convention indorsed the words of their president That is an answer to communism irom the laboring man of America Class hatred can lind no place in this country while nearly all great in- and much of all business are under the direction of men who have come up from the ranks of labor Russia may have some excuse for Us attitude for the great mass of the Russians have been beaten down over long periods of time and have been the victims of oppressive overlords But why should America borrow the sorrow foreign When class hatred develops it is a confession of an inferiority complex A feeling of being inferior to the point ot being almost hopelessly beaten down must exist before class con- begins to assert itself The average American whatever be his station in life refuses to confess defeat Minn Oct The i3 Associated Eras home town folks were mighty proud for the farmer boy of 1920 had achieved an ambition all pitchers in a world's series game Over the countryside and in the towns of this section most everybody knocked off work Thursday to gather in groups around radio sets to hear how Pip was going Lifer Is Bride 58 20 and Years His Poci boys In this land can hope to roach great heights and they will go so long as they are filled with hope It would be a calamity to rob our youth of the hope of greatness When a government must be as is the Mexican government there is nothing attractive in its Suspicion and treachery are where and the ruthless of might stretches out Exact Justice Is not expected and seldom 1C administered Mexico gives us a faint idea of tremendous struggles of the past which have given to us the higher tion of today There was a time when all not unlike the Mexican Bloody orgies were incited and countless thousands sacrificed their lives in protest out of these sacrifices came the orderly processes the highest sion of which was the of rights in the Constitution of the United States How thankful we should be that government in the United States so nearly will of an en- lightened tolerant majority w George S Eccles of the First tionai bank says business throughout the intermountain country is ing- He sees in the big crops at fair prices a most encouraging outlook Potatoes are Jow but wheat is com- manding a figure equal to that of last the yield is a record breaker Fruits have been disposed of at a margin of profit The tomato season has been more favorable than In three years The beet crop will be good even in districts where blight appeared Range cattle have no brought prices equal to the present market tions in years and the cattleman is re- Wool growers are contributing to the business welfare in a marked de- gree The mines of Utah are turning out more tonnage than ever before and camps like Park City were never more prosperous For the first time in years ers stock raisers and miners have simultaneously enjoyed a favorable period The results will be felt in all lines of business The crop failures of 1926 were not seriously felt until well into 1927 and EO it may be a few months until the Continued on Two BADIO SCIENTIST WINS COURT CASE Younger BATON ROUGE La Oct The Associated prison ro- mance involving a convicted murderer serving a life term in the Louisiana state penitentiary and a New Orleans social worker was revealed here today when it became known that E E Woolfero a trusty in his fifth year of servitude and Mrs Martha B Ogden of New Orleans were married here last Tuesday by City Judge Dewey J Sanchez The groom years old Woolfero was sent to prison for life June 22 1923 for the murder of his son and subsequently divorced by his wife who now lives in New Orleans Mrs Ogden is divorced and her former husband lives in New Orleans She met Woolfero on visits to the state penitentiary office here while engaged in social work Under the provisions of the state law defining a life term Woolfero will go free on December 22 ten years and six months after beginning his term Pirates Fail to Show Fighting Spirit Which Won Them HERO York Has of Winning Four Games Quickly BY BRIAN BELL Associated Press Sports Writer NEW YORK Oct By The The New York Yankees came home today with one- half of the world championship won They may never win the other half but they brought two games with them from Pittsburg and several train loads of experts who expect a quick finish to the 1927 classic Four tories are necessary to win the title extending over all baseball playing territory The National league pennant ners have not begun to win and their play in the first two games has gested that they have not begun to fight The boldness that brought the Buccaneers home in front in a hectic closing struggle in the senior league has been missing from their make-up in the opening games played a sympathetic crowd of home folk friendly enough until the name of Kiki Cuyler the outfielder who has been standing in a corner with a dunce cap on Ms head is mentioned MANAGER RAZZED Both games in Pittsburg provoked outbursts against Manager Bush's policy of keeping Cuyler out of the game For that reason he may come the change of scenery to New York The throng at the Yankee stadium this afternoon does not care whether Cuyler plays or autographs his principal occupation at Forbes field The Yankees the help of the Pirates in winning the first game but they made their own ments to capture the second The Pirates were willing to contribute some timely assistance yesterday and did help here and there but the ees have won In the opening gaine the leaguers had More Than Four Million Acres for Cemeteries CHICAGO Oct The ated Loring of San Antonio here for the convention of National Selected Morticians estimated today that the total acreage set aside in the United States for burial places exceed the land area of Connecticut Delaware and Rhode Island combined More than acres are set aside in this country he said for cemeteries grave yards Health of the people of the United States was better in the first eight months of 1927 than in any similar period of history with virtually every cause of death showing a delegates were told today by Walter Hay of Portland Me d set-to the starting lineup finished strong PIPGRAS IS HERO George Pipgras who has been a- chattel of Yankees off and on for five years did the job yesterday that Hoyt and Moore between them the day be- fore The Pirates adopted opposite tactics Where the Yankees a sliding scale bers coming down from two to one the Pirates went up using three yesterday against two Wednesday Vic Aldridge was in and out in his pitching and was finally out gether in the eighth inning when he turned the situation over to Mike Cvengros the bases filled and only one out Two of the three ners Aldridge left on the bases scored under the trying circumstances the courageous southpaw quitted himself with credit for he had to pitch to Combs Koenig Ruth and 11 MEADOWS TODAY George Pipgras native of Iowa but resident of a blow for the and placed himself squarely in line for as a world series hero through his great pitching If Pipgras gets a chance to pitch again and the standard he set day his name cannot be left out of for mythical world series awards Manager Bush announced Lee Meadows as his pitching choice for today's game Meadows was one of the first players to take his spectacles him on the baseball field awaited examination of Herb injured knee before his pitching nomination If not who lost a world's series the responsibility devolve on Wiley Moore They Will fume Carry Vanity Cases CHICAGO Oct The will use rouge put perfume on their handkerchiefs and carry vanity cases within 15 years in the opinion of Professor Lloyd Dallas Herrold head of Northwestern uni- advertising Manufacturers he said would find a new sales field in the male sex DARING QUARTET ROBS FUR STORE Oct The Associated Lee De Forest radio and wireless scientist Thursday won a victory in a long series battles when he was declared by the United States circuit court of appeals to be the investor of the audion and the radio back circuit The oscillating audion is one of the Principles by which broadcasting is made practical while the feed-back circuit is used on many receiving sets for obtaining added power CHICAGO Oct The a score of employes and customers to the rear room of the store four armed men held up the exclusive fur store of Miller and company of South igan avenue Thursday night and caped The store is located a few doors north of the exclusive Blackstone hotel Because of the heavy police were unable to trace the fleeing tet After a partial check-up Irvine M Bailen manager of the store told the police that lie was unable to tell if any furs were taken possibly the men may have scared away without their anticipated loot The amount of their loot if will be determined until today PRIVATE SLEUTH FINED BY GREENBAY Wis Oct The Associated Brown county cleanup crusade which ed state-wide attention last spring when more than 100 persons were arrests and the principal witness at national prohibition laws was brought to a formal end in municipal court here Thursday when entire list of 92 cases was Val a Milwaukee private in the arrests and at the hearings was recently fined costs when he pleaded guilty to false swearing Four of the defendants were brought to trial but were found not guilty by the jury GETS TERM IN JAIL Texas Oct The Associated former guard at the Houston City prison farm was acquitted Thursday night of a charge of murder by a jury in Fall county here in con- with death of Wiley ler who died at the farm following a However the jury found Hill guilty of aggravated assault and sentenced him to 45 days in the jail Attorneys for the an- that Hill would accept the sentence Zeigler died state witnesses fied following a tered fled that already was in poor health Before Mr Pennock Yankees Win 8 to 1 New Yorker Wins His Fifth World Series Game by Fine Only Three Hits Babe Ruth Gets Home Run yANKEE New York Oct Associated I a game by sensational pitching by Herb Pennock who won world's series game without a defeat and a home the New York kees made it three straight from the Pittsburg Pirates by today 8 to 1 before a crowd of over THE BOX SCORE AB L cf 4 2b 4 P If 4 Wright ss 3 Traynor 3b 3 Barnhart If 3 Harris Ib 3 Gooch c 2 Spencer c 1 Meadows p -.2 Cvengros 0 1 N R M PO A E 01110 0 0 0 6 U 0 0 0 0 0 00330 1 1 1 021 01010 0 0 11 0 0 00900 0 0 0 00 00010 00000 0 00 0 0 Totals 30 1 3 24 14 1 Spencer batted for in eighth Groh batted for Cvengros -in ninth NEW lA AB R H PO A E Combs cf 4 2 2 1 2 0 Ruth rf 411100 Gehrig Ib 3 0 2 12 0 0 400200 Lazzeri 2b 41 1 1 7 0 Dusan 3b 311120 Grabowski c 200300 Pennock p 4 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 34 8 9 27 12 0 Durst batted for Grabowski in the seventh Score by innings: New 000 Two-base Kocnig Barnhart Gehrig Home Sacrifice Left on 2 New-York 4 Base on I Meadows 1 Struck 1 by Meadows 6 2 Lazzeri 2 Ruth by 2 Hits Meadows 7 in 6 off Meadows 7 Cvengros Morari third base Quigley second first of hours four minutes Temperatures Lower Last Than on Wednesday Freezing of Thursday night and this morning is have wiped out the tomato crop ot Utah with the result that Ogden nars are expected to close their runs this product either Saturday night or Monday Heavy picking of toes on Thursday i after the first frost result in delivery of many toes today and tomorrow but leading canners expressed doubt whether this would mean much additional ing work Temperature's throughout the Great Salt Lake valley were slightly lower on Thursday night than night previous Vine tops and leaves -had been frosted the first night so toes were exposed to greater danger the second night END OF TOMATOES H L Herrington president of the Utah Canning company said this morning that reports total loss ol the tomato crop on- Thursday excepting for the tomatoes lhat had been picked and left in the fields after being covered He said that the run oi the Utah Canning company plant had been slightly than normal and thought was true of practically every cannery in Utah SIMILAR REPORTS Ronald Wadsworth manager of the Utah Packing company received lar reports Irom field men regarding damage done to the cropland expects his company will conclude its run in two or three days depending upon de- liveries of tomatoes picked prior to the second irost r Reports from Plain City North Ogden and Roy indicated that the tomato growers did not expect to save much of the crop left on the vines after Thursday Even then the age had been the loss was greater than expected Vineyards did not suffer severely according to reports from North den and Boy Grape picking is being so far there has been little loss of this crop Practically all other crops that might have been affected by frost have been More severe weather would-be the that been vested and sugar beets not been injured by the colder ing that has stopped FIEST warmed up in the box while Meadows continued to work out along the side lines There was another delay as the moving ture men filmed Judge Landis high commissioner of baseball as he sat in his box L Waner Ball one outside Strike one called Koenig threw out L Waner at first Ball pne Inside This was a sweeping curve Strike called Ball outside Rhyne sent out a long fly P Waner The crowd gave P Waner a big hand came in to take P low fly Pennock the ball on the plate during No runs no hits no errors Meadows up a bit: Strike one called This was a fast ball across ths heart Foul strike two Ball one high inside Foul This was a liner into the left field stand and the to duck Combs singled over the middle bag Koenig Foul strike one The hit and run was on Foul strike two Foul Ball Koenig got a single over Meadows Combs stopping at second It was a scratch hit which Rhyne could not field Ruth one called Ball one outside Babe sent up a high one to Wright Gehrig Combs and Koenig scored on Gehrig's to left but Gehrig was out at the plate stretching his hit The play baing Barnhart to L Waner to Wright to Gooch Strike one called Foul strike two Ball outside struck out swinging for the third Two no errors CAN'T DIVORCE Oct Associated plating a divorce should Cost it cannot be from taxable income Frank G Robbins of New York subtracted counsel fees for himself and on the ground that publicity which would have in- jured his business The board tax appeals has must pay one Combs took short fly Strike one called This was a drop curve on the outside corner Strike two called cut cor- ner of the plate Foul Lazzeri came over fast and took grounder with hand and tossed him one called Lazzeri smothered Barnhart's er him at first No runs hits no errors none left on up Strike Strike two swung zeri was going after wide hooks Ball one outside Lazzeri fanned taking a third called strike It was Meadows second strikeout Dugan up Ball Strike one swung Ball two outside Wright threw out gan at first Wright's throw almost pulled Harris off the bag Grabowski up Ball one low Inside Strike one called Traynor took hopper and got him at first No runs no no errors none left on I THIED up Strike one called Harris sent out a fly to Combs Gooch up Ball one outside low Strike one called Ball two outside Strike two Gooch fanned taking a third called strike Pennock had his old curve ball working in great shape Meadows up Strike one called Foul strike two Lazzeri tossed out Meadows No runs no hits no errors none left on crowd cheered nook as he walked to the plate nock Strike one swung Ball one inside Strike two called This was a fast ball on the outside Foul Bali two low Foul threw out Pennock at first Combs up Combs lofted to L Koenig up Strike one called This was a fast inside one high and outside Ball two outside Foul strike two Foul Wright made a beautiful catch seeming hit He raced back into to cet the ball No runs no hits no errors none left on f FOURTH Waner low L Waner apparently tried to protest Ball two Ball three outside Strike one called Strike called Lazzeri tossed out L Waner at first the second baseman fast to take L slow Rhyne to Koenig P Waner Foul strike one P Waner sent a hot liner to Dugan Continued OP Pace Two RECORD PI IN SILK HOSE HUDDERS FIELD Yorkshire England Oct ated Vera daughter of a steeplejack has set a new record and a new style for dress in chimney Yesterday she climbed to the top of the chimney and loftiest smokestack in a an's record In her dizzy ascent her costume included white silk stockings which contrasted sharply with the and horn-rimmed v Declares He Owed It to Society to Shoot Woman HIS OWN LAWYER Millionaire Law Breaker Finds Life of Crime Tough CINCINNATI Oct The Associated Remus once millionaire who shot his wife Imogene fatally an hour before their divorce hearing yesterday morning pleaded not guilty when arraigned for preliminary hearing day Remus was held to the grand jury without bond Remus's as a millionaire bootlegger were nipped by a tion in federal court and sentence to imprisonment at Atlanta penitentiary He said he would depend upon his own legal talents defending himself in today's scheduled police hearing and in subsequent court actions Remus was building what promised to be a brilliant career as a criminal lawyer in Chicago before he came to Cincinnati shortly after national effective CONSCIENCE CLEAR Remus awaited court action he said with a clear adding that he owed it to society to kill his wife Charles H Taft Hamilton county prosecutor indicated that Remus's re- quest for speedy justice be filled He indicated that Remus will be held to the grand- jury without bail on a charge of murder following today's police court hearing and that the be brought to the at- tention of the new grand it convenes Monday Prosecutor Taft has little doubt but that an ment will b's returned at once and Remus arraigned as soon as the legal time has elapsed after he has been served copy of the DAUGHTER TO AID Remus is not undertaking his own defense because of lade cf of aid displayed telegrams from W W O'Brien CK and formerly assistant at Chicago of- fering their Miss Remus daughter of Remus by his first marriage hurried Chicago night to the jail here where she assured she by him She said she was he justified in second wife She lives with her mother who was divorced from Remus and married Remus second was formerly Mrs Imogene Holmes divorcee He married her less than a year divorced by his first wife He gave up his Chicago law practice and came to Cincinnati in 1921 to purchase dis- and warehouses in- Kentucky Indiana and Ohio million dollar bootlegging business In 1924 Remus began a two- year sentence in Atlanta penitentiary but was out in 1925 behavior A year in Scioto county jail at mouth Ohio followed his term and after he was released spring on Mrs Remus petition for a divorce reopened Several continuances slowed progress of the divorce case In a cross petition filed by Remus In September 1925 he asked to be ed the and named as Franklin L Dodge Jr for- mer department of justice agent who was instrumental in Remus's tion It was the carrying on be- tween his wife and Dodge on which Remus bases his belief he owed it to to kill her WOMAN FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER SEATTLE Oct superior court jury women and five today found Gruber guilty of second degree murder in the death of hsr husband Charles -E she shot last June The jury deliberated six hours Prosecution evidence was that Mrs Gruber shot arid husband in order she might be free to marry another man Taking the stand in her own the accused woman pleaded self-defense WINDOW CLEANERS IN GOTHAM STRIKE YORK Oct supply of daylight was jeopardized today when the local of cleaners union with a membership half the window washers in the city went on strike The strikers demand an increase in a week and recognition of the union ARREST SHERIFF ON LIQUOR CHARGE MIAMI Oct The sheriff of ward county four the ant of police of Fort Lauderdale one five former policemen and eight other persons 20 in all we're by federal day on charges of conspiracy late the prohibition amendments 75 SUICIDE CHICAGO The son 75 seven 27 grandchildren and 23 children hanged herself Thursday she she was in the way the younger generation Senora Gomez Certain Her Mate's Alive LOS ANGELES Oct The Associated reports that General Arnulfo mez Mexican presidential date and a leader of the revolt in the southern republic has been captured and executed Dy troops found at least one in Los Angeles who refused to be- lieve them That person was Senora Gomez youthful wife of the general who is here with her two children You may depend upon it that General Gomez is very much alive and has neither been captured nor killed by the federal forces in Senora Gomez affirmed smiling confidently as she placed her arms about her two children Arnulfo and Aida While it is true that I have no direct word from my husband since the most recent outbreak it is equally true that 1 would have heard had he been captured executed or killed in battle Refuses to Be Blindfolded aud Dies Bravely REPORTERS THiRE Ice Cream Cones and Pop Corn Sold to Throng at Shooting M o t o r Ind and Laundries Looked on As Fields LOS ANGELES Oct The Associated Press of toes within and a crusade to extend labor Into new fields are the aims which have been undertaken by the American federation of labor in its annual convention here The first project was outlined at yesterday's session in a fiery appeal by President William Green to accept no dictation from no compromise with communism It reiterated in the unanimous vote of the delegates in favor of an ment to the federation constitution described as a step to prevent the seating of undesirable delegates The amendment provides that delegates must present credentials voted by the immediate organization with which they are affiliated Union labor's intention of crafts tory cropped up in resolutions and committee reports went on record as determined to continue its campaign to organize labor in the automobile industry of America The action came on the report of the committee named a year ago for this The support of the federation was promised to the work of organizing the laundry workers of the United States and Canada to aiding workers in to assist in a ex- tend the membership of the hotel and restaurant union to the mine mill and smelter northern Ontario Canada and special organization campaign among textile workers in the south All High Officers Except Talmage Are in Attendance SALT CITY The Associated the high officials of the cept one present the semi-annual con- of the Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints was opened here this morning J Grant dent of The exception is Dr James E Talmage recently re- of his duties as head of the European mission with headquarters at London Dr Talmage will sail for home shortly after Dr John A soe his reached In addition to the church officials delegates from all the church stakes as wel as many oZ foreign sions are present and listened to the report of church progress contained in the semi-annual message of President Grant The various church organizations including the and young women's relief organizations are ing sessions with the church gathering Sessions will con- through Sunday x NEW YORK Oct By Associated The average length of life expectancy has decreased half a year since statistics compiled by Metropolitan tife Insurance com- pany showed today 1911 to 1924 insurance mortality tables indicated a ual increase in life mounting 46.63 years in 1911 to 55.62 years in 1924 During the next two years however the re- port showed a decline with years the 1926 average This decline was to the that science lias gone as far as It could in- and now f or some unknown of ILLINOIS CHICAGO Oct By elated state has Soldier field A check 10 and the general revenue BODY IS SHOWN NOGALES Sonora Mexico Oct By The Associated Press The body of Alfonso De La Huerta brother ot Adolfo De La Huerta formar president of Mexico was brought into city at 5 a m this morning The body was brought in en a flat car by General Aguirre of the Mexican federal who was sent with men to hunt for De La yesterday when the ter was seen at GO miles from here General that he came upon De La Huerta and companions one of whom was eral Baron Medina several miles east of The other eight were Yaqui Indians De La Huerta and his companion gave battle and were literally riddled with bullets cording to Aguirre The eight In- dians fled the approach of the federals De La Huerta's body in an oily the head uncovered and protruding was taken to the plaza here where it was left exposed to the view of the MEXICO CITY Oct By The Associated Press General Alfredo Rueda executed for lion died Placed against a sun-warmed wall in the court yard of grim old San Lazaro military prison stripped of his insignia and branded a traitor he spurned the blindfold which would out the sight of the fatal rifle muzzles twice summoned his executioners nearer they might not miss V tht Mexico City garrison barracks last night to join the rebellion for the leadership of which General has been executed and Generals Arr Gomez arid Hector are being hunted in- the interior of Vera Cruz Seized and turned over to the forces by his who he had deceived them jano was questioned before a court martial all of Wednesday night and early yesterday was found guilty and condemned to die A At 11 o'clock he was taken across the city from the Santiago prison where the court-martial to place of He arrived there at Five minutes later he lay lifeless on- the ground but In the Interim he had borne himself with such a of composure and tude that even the soldiers who killed him Que que What a Nearly troops lined the court yard when the general entered ing ahead of his guards smiling and waving greetings to friends to see He wore khaki military breeches leather puttees and the pith sun helmet which is the gear of Mexican officers But the on the helmet had been removed his military blouse had been replaced by a double-breasted dark civilian reefer jacket buttoned and belted COMMANDING FIGURE and showing perfect self-control in every line of his clear cut face he stole across the court yard without selected a place the granite wall and stood rigidly erect a commanding figure more than six feet of powerful build The court yard had been opened to the public ar venders of Ice cream cones pop corn fruit and candy shouted their wares Workmen in overalls washerwomen with baskets of laundry looked on while curious children ceased their play and peered down from the balconies of nearby tenement houses It might have been a carnival but for the lone against the wall where tiny lizards played among bullet holes that gave grim testimony of the previous tragedies enacted there CALLS OUT The condemned man calmly the scene saw the ents of The Associated the York Times the New York ths only foreign present waved hand and cried in Then as the firing squad took Its position said to the You are top far Come closer The squad advanced a few are1 still too far said Quijano not a tremor in his voice You had come still Again moved forward narrowing the distance to about 15 feet The soldiers aimed their Silence the court yard the children sensing the tenseness ceased their KEADY BULLETS Quijano pith helmet The smile had and his Jaw was firmly set He hands his ed steeling self f plunge On the the the rifles one The as released a great then to fall bullet on Two
