Ogden Standard-Examiner (Newspaper) - October 31, 1927, Ogden, Utah TOMORROW YOUR LAST CHANGE TO REGISTER FOR CITY ELECTION WEATHER UTAH: Eain or snow tonight or Tuesday colder in south and cast portions tonight Fair er tonight Rain registration day Tuesday November 1 Be sure to register or see that your name is on the books And vote on No- 8 Fifty-eighth 106 OGDEN OCTOBER LAST EDITION Francis Much of the world will regret that Maximilian Harden Is dead He was an ardent admirer of marck but ho disliked the kaiser and charged Emperor William with many of the ills of Germany admired most in Harden was that he opposed wrong wherever he discovered it and had the courage to even denounce the kaiser He was Intensely German and yet could see the errors of his country Whether you agreed with him or not you were forced to give him credit lor devotion to principle and high alms He will be missed An attempt has been made to the president of Greece A young fellow filled with the thought that the world had mistreated him fired the bullet which president in the temple struck the An Ogden medical man who has studied mental unbalance says the day is coming when the mentally un- sound will be identified even in hood and hemmed in with such re- straints as to safeguard society Assassins except those who proceed to act in response to a great cause undoubtedly are Insane to the extent of being irresponsible un- der certain emotional excitement in the old world humanity as a whole has a hard struggle and there are great pulls upon the heart and rious strains upon the mind so that in an atmosphere of that kind the assassin might be expected to develop KAISER'S FOE AD AGED Author of Numerous Stinging Articles cumbs In Switzerland BISMARCK FRIEND Exposed Court Scandal of 3907 Germany's Great Sensation LONDON Oct By The Press One of the characters who was part of the imperial sphere of Germany a bitter critic of the kaiser has passed the scene Maximilian Harden noted German editor who founded Die Zukunft in 1892 died at a Swiss resort in the valley of Little Girl Trades Rag Doll for Babe Surprised To Learn She's Kidnaper Trip To Jail Puts End To Good Time Death was attributed to aged 66 bronchitis His passing attracted general tion as he was long not only as a publicist but as the man who bearded the kaiser between whom and Harden there was a strong mutual hatred Since Harden enjoyed the patronage of Bismarck son saw Iron Chancellor's hand directing the pen which Harden wielded so bitterly against the kaiser and his court however he will bs re- membered here and in the counties associated with Great Britain in the war best as the outspoken critic of lis jwn country in numerous articles published in both American and Brit- ish press BECOMES CHRISTIAN To these criticisms was attributed he violent attack he suffered in a Berlin street at the hands of several young men One of them Lieutenant Walter Ankerman subsequently was sentenced to six years penal servitude But even in America with all us I for the assault Harden was born -in WAS SO opportunities three been assassinated presidents have Lincoln was killed by a neurotic who allowed the conflict of the Civil war to fill his mind with desperate resolves Garfield was shot by a wild fellow who bore a fancied grievance McKinley was cut down by an un- balanced man a complete stranger to him Heads of nations become shining marks to hold the attention of wild dreamers who nurse hallucinations It would be an advancement in if this dangerous type could be early recognized and so directed and controlled as to prevent them from having brain storms with tendencies At the Globe mills there is evidence presented as to the growth of the poultry industry in Utah Four years ago small quantities of balanced poultry feed were being Today the product is being shipped out of the plant by the load The poultry raisers have an tor at the big plant to the west of Ogden who passes on the quality of the output which is sacked under the co-operative Berlin and his real name was His parents were Polish Jews but when 16 he STORY OF CAREER Maximilian Harden caused more un- easiness to the former royalty of many and men who occupied political positions during the regime of the former kaiser than any other man or agency in Germany He hated the for- mer war lord and feared him less than any other German subject was opposed to the former kaiser and never permitted to pass an op- to criticise and attack the ruler and those associated with him in the government Harden was an admirer of Bismarck and in his early writings ardently de- fended the policies and theories of the iron chancellor The breach be- Continued on Page Two From a small beginning the poultry industry has expanded to large portions General Motors corporation has be- come a mighty concern displacing United States Steel cs a dividend er in the nine months ending tember 30 the company's net earnings were or a gain Of over the same period last year When the ment under United States Theodore Roosevelt planned to build the Panama canal the undertaking was considered a heavy obligation even for With the profits of General Motors a Panama canal could be dug every two years Prison Population In- creases 5 Times Faster Than Nation's WASHINGTON Oct The Associated a eral prison population of at the end of the last fiscal year as com- pared with 8927 in 1918 the ment of justice said today more prisoners are now confined in these institutions than at any time in the history of the nation The ment's statistics showed an increase of 110 per cent in the last nine years against an increase of 20 per cent in the country's population The striking increase was found in narcotic law violations which jumped from 299 in 1918 to 2116 in TWO SISTERS DEFY 1927 representing he largest ber of federal prisoners ever cerated for violating any one federal law ANGELES Oct Oden who is only eight years old wanted a new doll be sure Hazel had a doll but it was a very old dilapidated rag doll It took all an girl's powers of make-believe to pretend that the shapeless tattered soiled bundle of cloth and sawdust was a baby Hazel's father buy her a new one either His job as helper for an oil trucking firm very well and there were 12 children besides Hazel So there was never a cent in the family purse for new playthings But Hazel an appealing under- nourished mite of a girl had as her father would say a head on her So one day recently she found the tion to her troubles MAKING GOOD TRADE She was walking sedately down the street pushing an ancient doll buggy made wobbly by years of service In it reposed peacefully the nondescript rag doll that was Hazel's only thing Standing in front of a store Hazel found a shiny new buggy In it lay a real live chubby little thing dainty in frilled bonnet soft pink robe Hazel looked at the baby Then she looked at her own doll Then very carefully she the baby out of its tuggy and put it her own ramshackle trans- ferring the rag doll to the baby's for- place Down the street went Hazel with her new doll This was much better than the old one Sometimes It would crow and gurgle and Hazel would stop wheeling the buggy to get around in front to chirp back to it it comfort Both children lovely time And when Hazel had about ten minutes she went the store replaced the baby in Its own buggy reclaimed her rag doll and way with no one the wiser This stunt was too not to be repeated Several times Hazel did same thing Occasionally she would find a distracted mother ing by the on her return but each time everything happily Until the other day when took a longer stroll than usual The mother of the baby girl Hazel had taken frantic at the discovery of a dirty rag doll where her child should be lying called the police And the after a rather prolonged search came upon Hazel sitting on a lawn half a dozen blocks away talking to the baby swaying it in her arms and fairly radiating LISTED AS KIDNAPER The police took Hazel baby and ba- by carriage down to the police tion There Hazel found herself for a time listed as a she had not the faintest idea what the big word meant And then the baby's mother came and rescued the baby and pretty soon Hazel's father carae rescued zel explaining everything to the lice RAID MADE ON I was awfully good to the protested Hazel And I never took them far away jus lonesome and didn't have any good doll so I borrowed the babies That's all Now she has had to go back to the old rag doll For the sated have told her she must not borrow any more babies But it's awfully hard to pretend This great Industry has been built on a machine which was unknown to the American people a few years ago It Is an Impressive lesson in the tremendous changes which are taking place in the everyday life of cans Recently eleven apes were shipped to Vienna where they are to serve to restore the buoyancy of youth to octogenarians who as the dispatch states wish to add another spell of years to their lives If a man were as old as selah he would want to live on and so the octogenarian seeks to be re- stored to a semblance of youth Nest in order were violations of the Volstead act with 2040 prisoners but since this law was not in operation in 1918 it was impossible to obtain com- figures Violations of an- other recent law the motor vehicle theft act stood third on the list with 789 prisoners The figures showed a shifting in federal law violations with the three leading crimes of nine years ago de- creasing and violations of new laws increasing In 1918 prisoners convicted of theft from in- commerce numbered 465 while last year they dropped to 243 tions of postal laws decreased from 471 to 191 and violations of revenue laws from 310 to 52 OLD SUPERSTITIONS England Oct 31 By The Associated ters deliberately defied superstition in three different ways To begin with the Misses Margaret and Dorothy Tait had a double ding which an ill omen for the future here they were married on Friday an day Thirdly they wore green which is regarded as the wedding color of bad luck But as the years sweep on another ten years and the old man made young is old again Why not gracefully yield to the call of TO PLACE BIBLES IN THEATRE ROOMS CHICAGO Oct The Gideons who have placed Bibles in most every hotel room in the country today ex- tended their efforts to the theatre Chorus girls and principals ing in Chicago productions find Bibles on their dressing tables tonight Later Bibles are to be placed in theatres throughout the country STORM THWARTS SUNDAY GOLFERS Wales Oct By The Associated Press church folk who have been waging a steady war against Sunday golf believe that Providence is on their side A high court injunction was granted against interference by the church folk with Sunday play yesterday Hooded and prevented all play Five Proprietor An early morning visit to the Buena Vista Inn on road Sunday by Deputy and J J the arres of 20 and the others at the sheriff's bello was set at but plaint had i today He will probably be with of- a- county ordinance viding that close at 1 o'clock in it was said J Deputy Steele en men Were some of engaged brawl William alias Walter Weathers charged drunkenness his Rulon North and of 167 Twenty-fifth charged peace was set A who name John Doe with His set at BABY TO BE 1 d daughter of Astrid be christened November MO The little godfather be Belgium the grand duchess of Luxembourg will bs KUTH QUITS SHOPPING PARIS Oct ated dolled up in nifty things from the rue de la Ruth Elder is to buy no more be- cause I want to she explained but my money has run a the Denver Grande Western railroad landed of Crone apartments hospital a fractured right kneecap Police said Ivie struck a bump in tie street fell c B s e Agreement j Remain commissioners resist any on the part of trie city to terminate the city county with fire which entered into -.about'ftwo years was in- the informally discussed the city month under outside of- tlie limits The fire apparatus is The contract was for Jour still years Chief H re- cently the ment his should be Long runs into the the pumper in- from Irrigation ditches -wear and her commissioners yet heard of any definite move ed they move to before of its expiration the con t would be- necessary for y equipment and men PICKETS BUSY IN COLORADO DESPITE ORDER BY GOVERNOR One Group However Votes To Cease Its Activities SHERIFF IGNORED Strike Situation Worse In Fremont County Report WALSENBURG Colo Oct By The Associated Press Pickets were active in the southern Colorado coal strike zone today despite the warning presented to strike leaders yesterday by national guard officers sent by Governor W H Adams that picketing must After 52 automobile loads of pickets had been sent Vre to the basco of the Colorado Fuel Iron company in Las Animas a meeting held at I W W ters here voted 64 1 to The strike leaders were notified last night by Adjutant General Paul P on Governor Adams request that picketing cease A short time later Robert Francezon head of the I W W organization asked that any action be for 30 hours until the governor's message be sub- mitted to the strikers for a vote ernor Adams replied that 30 hours grace would be given if picketing was 1 TO DEFY ORDER Byror Kitto publicity director of the I W W who attende the con- ference with the guard of- last night headed the strikers delegation today and at a mass meeting at the mina will picket W will talk to the men and try to prevail upon them to quit work regardless of picketing nqt set aside cf fics speech At the mine miners who desired to work barricaded them- selves in the wash until the demonstration was over f It was an- at the meeting that the would to visit every mine in southern Colorado today SHERIFF Before entering mine property Sheriff Marty and his deputies tried to stop the strikers but they we're ignored The sheriff ar- rested eight of the men on picketing halves All the mines in county resumed operations today but with reduced forces The C F 1 near the Tobasco mine in Berwind canyon that were visited the ers today arid mine's in Las An- imas county reported an of miners today The strike situation appeared worse in Fremont county where miners de- night to suspend work un- til they were granted the Jacksonville wage scale They denied however Used By Wife To Kindle Fire Pa The Associated thousand dollars in were used to kindle a fire In the home of Peter here Sunday ensky drew the money his life's savings from the bank Saturday and neglected to tell bis wife that he left wrapped In a newspaper in the kitchen That was the newspaper she used io start the fife that they had accepted I W W SENATE RACE ONLY FOR RICH CASH So Declares Lawmaker Refusing To Run In Washington WALLA WALLA Oct 31 By The Associated em- phatic refusal to enter the contest for a seat in the United States ate was issued last night gressman John W Summers on the ground that it will be a mere hard cash versus hard cash His statement said in I shall make no attempt to chase a seat in the United States ate it now looks like a aire's race state for the ate next year I am repeatedly warned that the inherited and the millions that will be represented in maries and the general election will flow like water from a down spout before the next election BETTER STAY OUT Under these conditions I have no desire to enter the contest Washington may rank with sylvania and Illinois The fraud by the Vare and Smith secure togas foundations of our and j is the EXPENSE The senate itself must now spend months and in tedious debate at a big the payers settling election con- while flood tax arm other vital questions are pushed aside Anything beyond the most ary expenditures wholly within is contrary to spirit of our free and popular government SHERIFF AIDS MOTORISTS IN WYOMING AREA Southern Idaho Visited By Rain And Snow Sunday ROADS SLIPPERY Temperatures Border On Freezing In Logan Much Moisture SALT LAKE Oct The Press Seasonable rains and in the higher altitudes snow re- placed Indian summer in the inter- country last night and day Forecast for the next 24 hours was more rain or snow Precipitation varied from two-thirds of an inch Ogden to 40 inches here and temperatures dropped tately Idaho Falls reported a minimum of 24 with ice covering the pools of water formed by the rains of last night The temperature here was 37 de- grees a fall of 21 degrees since Boise reported cloudy weather but no while forecasts there were continued fair TRAVELERS HELPED LARAMIE Wyo Oct By The Associated Baily and his deputies are thawing out after rescuing parties which attempted to get through a area swept by Hying snow and high winds night Highways from Laramie to Fort Collins Colo by way of ginia Dale and Tie Siding were blocked It was reported that more than 60 persons were tied up at one time or Tie Siding 22 miles south were reported Two Inter-city buses had difficulty In down the mountainside from inn over the summit to Encampment is closed SNOW IN IDAHO POCATELLO Oct The Associated Press Practically all Idaho Is In the grip of a heavy rain and snowstorm reports of motorists Boise and Twin Falls Into this city Heavy rain fell here most of Sunday with the temperature slightly above freezing while be- tween American Falls and a blinding snowstorm was sweeping the Larger expenditures suggest interfere with free cise of the judgment and the vote of the public officials JAPANESE MADE CATHOLIC BISHOP The ed Rt Rev Gennaro the first Japanese in the history of the Roman Catholic church to be made a bishop this afternoon received the miter crozier ring and gloves emblematic of his office from Pope Pius in an imposing tlon ceremony at St Peters The largest church was to overflowing by nations 1 The congregation was by the youthful appearance of pleasant eager joy high ecclesiastical of- fice and the winsomeness and ness first episcopal to the throng of LOST rnr Oct Press death the great gale which swept j over British Friday today stood at more leaths were are re- V ORDER BIBLES IN 22 LANGUAGES HORSEMAN AT MEXICO CITY Oct The d- himself flying who -is riding a Oct The Associated more a million languages the New York which will celebrate Its one eighteenth Sunday While a majority of the scriptures are printed in English the society has continually available the 67 languages and raised or the FAVORS I y FRANK LOWDEN WATERTOWN The Associated Senator of kota announced Governor den Illinois for 1928 Republican run -a Ogden Electrician Struck Stabbed W Furley Marylyn ments head with a at street and avenue last night in the back and according to a at police station ing Farley arf electrician on his way At 11 o'clock he rounded streets were frozen the corner of Washington avenue to proceed east hoine on sixth street a block He was top of the -head j and staggered against As he sank he heard a sting of a in his the waist The wound was not deep the blade saving struck a bone although it was Very wa An envelope In his containing overlooked by He way home and police today are attempting to get who attacked country the motor traffic and covering the ground to a depth of several inches Slippery condition of the highways makes driving extremely hazardous with five accidents to motor cars be- tween here and reported Several slight injuries and one rious Injury Is the toll taken by the storm COLD IN LOGAN LOGAN Oct The AssoT elated the ature is bordering on freezing morning following heavy rainfall late yesterday afternoon and last night the low hanging clouds would indicate there Is rain In sight POOLS FROZEN IDAHO FALLS IdaM Oct The Associated in the government thermometer here dropped to 24 above early this ing tying low mark of the on the seventh of the month Following the rain of Sunday smali pools of water all over the Mr washable to be at work today DUGE HUNTER 20 V The Associated in a trying to retrieve a duck son sank near forts of a JOBLESS CHICAGO Opt The Plans to build a for girls today by the Catholic of Girls of will be shelter fin Consult Map And TOMORROW Tuesday Nov I offers the last opportunity to register for the city election on 8 The is today on page 3 dis- map of Ogden Consult map if to where register Locate your residence the note the dis- which and re- ler to the list of registration places the map For further information call No 252 or offices to 9 21 of in the state Weber months in the of 60 days are entitled to regr who are not 21 who November to register be- determine if At the primary of were to be- cause had not time day
