Ogden Standard-Examiner (Newspaper) - June 1, 1928, Ogden, Utah Bright ally fair tonight and S.a r d warmer west portion tonight IDAHO Partly thunder storms In mountains erate For fashion of this world Cor We are taught to our minds do our bodies after the fashion in No 319 EVENING LAST EDITION JAMES been chosen campaign manager for Herbert Hoover now -a Chicago and Washington attorney and is a former Every day somewhere over land records in aviation arc being attempted At two Americans and Iwo Australians in a giant ship are over the Pacific bound from San Francisco to Australia hop is to Honolulu 2400 miles Then they are to fly 3200 miles to the Fiji islands and on Brisbane That flight never before at- tempted and if successful be the longest voyage But that is not which is assuring aviation a broader field Tho appearance of in Is giving the desire to fly to a large number of people Soon thousands fellows win air navigation In Salt Lake today girls are learning to be air pilots A remarkable feature aviation girls have less Trepidation over flying than the males On June 30 when the first air mail lands here Ogden is to have a celebration to be participated in by many planes from Salt Lake From on Ogden is to be- come air In American people throughout the country arc being converted to tho new means of Ogden high cers training corps has been given the highest honors in the corps area in which 50 schools competed Captain Dockler and his ants are to bey congratulated the school Itself given high praise Ogden ors in the R O T C For two years the rifle team won over all other United States The band competing at Fostoria three was third but one of the judges was given first place and by all the accredited with first place for its brass section cadets rank first in this corps To be first in of talent in the United States calls for ex- ability Ogden would not be without its excellent T C There are regrets that Captain who has been in command is feeing transferred He Is a fine fellow soldier gentleman com- Having had a summer in the west and the rience President Coolidge once more is looking He no longer provincial New Englander thinking only in that narrow tier of states where the Yankee originated Any New Engender will be broadened by a trip through west Much of in its pioneer period was by people from the New England states but the great open spaces had their liberalizing The west of course owes much to and all the east and south but by its tolerance and hospitality has been able tu repay those who contributed to its development Thn seed to this country was one of the est services ever performed ior western agriculture Alfalfa has a habit of reaching for water often the roots to a depth 61 20 feet It is a pumping plant ter without cost to In dry years it has saved more than one farming community from failure Utah farmers have done much to of alfalfa having been the first to recognize the value br the crop In the semi- aria region On -9 the clubs of the Union Pacific are to have a meeting Special trains from all over the Union Pacific system will carry the to Omaha One of tho most events within the circle of the Union Pacific family is the annua of those known as Old timers The railroad is given heart ant soul to the corporation and by so proving that big concern no longer are soulless should ask the nation join In When the golden spike was en a company of soldiers on way to Alaska was present No one has ever inquired as t whether any of are alive I n t ex North Will Get Under Way In Days ACTIVE MILAN Italy June An Italian air expedition to search or Dirigible Italia will get way shortly The hydro-airplane sister de mous Maria he disposal of Nobile relief ex- by Premier Mussolini The has not yet deputy ena and Sandro in northern been mentioned The will be and will have a en- to keep base ship Citta Milano She is a larger ship than those to be used by the Norwegian enant Luetzow Holm and Captain Larsen and lias larger cruising radius She is built to of est resistance to heavy at rest in the water TO DISTANT POINTS Jt is hoped to fly Bay by Sunday or Monday and then o start immediately exploring the jords on the coast of northern in the region where is thought to have come down If no signs of the dirigible are found the search be sued further north and northeast even to Franz Josef land and Nova CROSSING GLACIERS KING'S Spitzbergen June of northern Spitzbergen four Alpine under the guidance of hunter hoping to find trace of the missing dirigible Italia Traveling in a northeasterly di- rection they made their way over glaciers moving sea between pointed and rugged tains The will be inspected for tracks of General Umberto Nobile and his mop used to maneuvering regions made their way on land resembling a high Alpine I n t-e r i o r First On ONE JURY Teapot Committee Senators Important Witnesses WASHINGTON June repeated objections from defense counsel the government today placed testimony of ator Nye North kota into the record of the trial of Robert W Stewart pa charges of refusing to answer seriate oil committee questions last February 2 and 3 Although forced to revise most of District Attorney Rover finally got Senator Nye who has chairman of the oil com- since December 13 1927 to testify to the best of his the questions he asked Stewart and the Indiana Standard Oil official's replies To the question whether art discussed the matter of Continental Trading company bonds with Harry F Nye said his recollection was that Stewart shall have to decline to an- swer June trial of W Stewart chairman of board of the of Indiana for refusing to answer put by the senate reached testimony taking stage today with members of the portant witnesses in the case of the government The committee chairman tor Nye arid its prosecutor Walsh tana but preceding them on the department attorney Holland dence the case the Continued on Page Two and A are eating the time per capita nearly of North California all are more than pounds annually per The tremendous shown the fact that in 1926 sales of so-called pounds of material in value and and bars pounds and The balance of 1926 sales of candy included the candy consumed to goes to foreigners In -1926 candy exports Southern Cross Lands On Hainan Field Jump From Calif Sirens of Announce Completion of Oakland Fuel Almost Ex- hausted at of Journey June 1 W monoplane Southern bearing four men came safely today at after a flight from begun at a Thursday and navy planes she 20 miles from Honolulu announced by sirens of leg of an air over- ter selected Thursday to of of operator -In his Attorney Leo A Rover de- clared that refused to reply to the committee's questions in its effort the r bond profits of the Continental Trading company bonds he said had not been accounted for For defense J gan contended that the questions went been asked not on behalf Jof the but for a paper Paul Y of the St Louis Elliott of the New Tork World have been de- fense witnesses PENALTY Th which to were whether he had talked with Harry F Sinclair regarding the disposition of the Trading company bonds and whether he knew of anyone who had had a- in their disposition Should be found guilty ha would face a alty of fine or a year in or both BALLOONS AEE ACCOUNTED FOB ws Razor Killing In Bingham Garage SALT LAKE CITY June County Attorney Matthew Cowley this morning that a charge OT first de- gree murder against Claude Blackburn 25 Loa whp his to commit to have almost decapitated Flora Nelson Gunnison in Bingham Although Dr E G fied the inquest Thursday that Blackburn accused of attacked him with a later committed suicide the dict of the jury was that Flora Nelson came to her death from a sharp instrument in the hands of Blackburn Ray Miss Nelson's com- ing testified the the Blackburn slash Miss Nelson twice the the white of razor Blackburn used haying made ham hospital to Dr F Flynn mayor of ham the man had an Flora Nelson Mr and Mrs A of Miss respected an ardent in PITTSBURG June All 14 entered in the tional the and resent the the De- troit been for Three contestants the after they left Decoration day recapitulation in- jured the 24 others in The three balloons that the the AW W American Business Club dt Akron in Virginia All three De- actual winner is known PEPPER IS UNABLE 10 B E CHAIRMAN PHILADELPHIA A- Peppery for- mer United that Chairman that be serve important com- on contests also said it was doubtful-whether he able to national T I find that delphia tinje because FEARS June 23 her fell f Mart Owner Held June of selling ibus poison mixtures during the years who rid themselves a arid said reach scores i seas to Australia The next air Fiji islands more 3100 miles over by dots and volcanic rock LOSES POSITION The Southern Cross made after ness which she had lost her ran low journey with little to off day Cross Forced r Spanish Del attempting came near Ur of Jiminez and Francisco landing point they started at last night flyers with Levine at on to Germany A- radio was Deceived Seville ing the flyers of of British approximately Seville be- yond the Later was and to celebrate to a- 1 Workmen iji J cemetery snivel and 1.6 i feet This s ed to fpund fd t i n ifl V rl of during Southern air current that sucked i- it FAMILIES OF HIGH OFFICIALS BEGIN EXODUS Powers For Defense of Foreign Concessions U S TROOPS THERE Pirates Again Active On Chinese Waters Report PEKING June The families of prominent Manchurian beginning an exodus Peking trains left the for Mukden another four went out today official pf the Japanese tion stated today that all the ers are foi the holding a line of near the boundaries If a ly mob should advance toward the concessions the may go to meet them and to a defense line understood the infantry operate the other troops in the defense of the con- the American marines can settlement There are approximately foreign troops in Peking Japan having 5000 the tin i ted States 3000 Great Britain France 1000 and Italy 380 STEAMER LOOTED HONGKONG June are again ing active Advices from Canton said that the belonging to the Standard Transportation com- of kerosene in the district The took up the chase The Standard Oil company was reported to have lodged a test ships Kwang of the Asiatic upon journey between on the The armed guards fire has been holding beauty contests too with an eye for honors in tional pageant to at Texas Here's the resent her country Mile The ashore her radio than -an libur was while anxiety grew their Will pilot Dallas Spirit H while -on rescuing Then the dio Again anxiety approaching shores Tier the was i- waves SEATTLE GREAT WILL FERRY LINES Southern Pacific Intends To Start Program NEEDS PERMISSION LINER SINKS Vessels On East Coast Officials a ber by fh e State's as result a i here today sor forest said r H and of i er or near would be the roadL into June A- high school teachers supreme today bar the Seattle -board compelling all teachers to sign pledges of filiation with of Justice Mark denied a writ by which the union teachers sought to county superior favorable the school card i to into of court no- formal on the which caused before the court between union neys f or school board SENTENCE MINISTER TO w d June A- C Hesser Payne was Thursday to two years'- eral penitent at arid a con- viction -in connection his timony in: of K Hale for the murder pf the jury and Ramsey thai a confession of the Jury was signed The it r Mass June number of the crew of er Kershaw variously estimated from seven to 12 were here this their ship was bound Dollar liner Garfield Thirty members'-.-of'the few o H- Mbir here line company President at it bound on of- the k I The lulled over and th a few in minutes crash in feet water for pick and by a The Garfield ing a- had three was was with the all the assistant a- giyen Thursday that copper refinery erect by its the for the forc on the Doug the plant the PICKERS 1 June 1 pickers were instantly here when in from was his pickers newspaper rom Span Across Bav Will Speed Special to The SAN FRANCISCO June a forward step in establishing a great double track transcontinental short irie between San Francisco and all points north and east Pacific proposes to build a bridge across bay to replace its train ferry operations across between Port Costa and according to an- today by William Sproule president of the following a meeting of the board of directors in New York The gram as outlined calls for an ex- of over The investigation that the com- pany has been making over a per fiod of months has shown that the bridge is feasible and desirable cording to Mr Sproule The posed bridge will enable the com- pany to reduce time of freight and passenger trains on its Overland and Shasta routes The bridge will be a double track single level structure of silicon steel TWO-YEAR TASK The site of the proposed bridge is 6 miles east of Crockett It will extend from Army point-on the north shore to point on the south From abutment to abutment it will be 5597 feet long with a clearance above wa- ter at mean high tide It will con- sist of a girder duct 10 spans one foot deck and lift all resting on concrete piers The electrically operated lift span will clear more than 95 per cent of the water traffic out opening When open this span 135 feet above rhean and will lie di- A number -or ace vice's Boston the Dollar it was not mort or eight man while Captain placed the probable at -j arid Transportation company of the that JT information of any tons built k Has of J the was when and Gwilliam iii me by the army engineering corps giving clearance of the and horizontally Necessary steps to secure public will be taken at once and when such authority is company will proceed with It will require about two years to complete the bridge v train ferry has always been considered for the Overland and Shasta route trains which terminals at Oakland pier The required to ferry senger 30 minutes and freight trains -2 hours and utes The 20 utes passenger time and two hours freight now required to cross the will therefore layis and congelation of trains and El improve Sacramento ley points and establish a new freight route between the San Francisco the north and east train fic across straits ed between IS 80 and -1925 Total trains cross the in 1880 wai while crossed in 1025 During the 15 ended 31 1925 the total railway cars crossing the straits per cent In- conjunction the building of the bridge the will realign -some present tracks and build end of the bridge a- of- this realignment Overland route trains which formerly were Port Costa will pass through tinez and over the bridge A new passenger depot will be built in stage service maintained between that and The will abandon f eny and ferry but will retain wharf in Costal The main Oakland pier through to Sacramento was opened io traffic on December 28 18.79 when the train ferry its first straits between Benecia Costa For a period of three months previous to that date the ferry for freight trains GOIT of was when Judge Ai f The of N the as a by was and the of to y the city he 1 returns from precincts of West Virginia Senator Guy Goff for -a sufficient to offset commerce secretary might make Approximately 2.000 precanct gave slate nor maintained a lead over Senator James A of KREEf magnate to ale of Country 163 had swipe for
