Ogden Standard-Examiner (Newspaper) - June 21, 1928, Ogden, Utah Doubtful WEATHER UTAH tartly cloudy tonight and F r i d a y probably showers In northwest tions cooler In portion night and Friday Thrilling Air Stunts For June 30 of 1 mountain country will participate in stunt contests at the Ogden airport jubilee to celebrate opening of the field and the arrival of the air mail planes Fifty-eighth 339 OGDEN CITY UTAH THURSDAY EVENING JUNE 21 1928 LAST EDITION Frank Francis As has so often occurred in the Arctic wilderness search is now being made for one of those who had gone out to seek the lost General Umberto Nobile having been succored airplanes are out over the area ot desolation for Roald Amundsen the veteran explorer of the region of ice ana Having lived in the Arctic for years Amundsen may be able to save himself when less experienced men might succumb to the rigors of the north The world rejoices over the ing ot the Italians and the land ng of supplies for them Including equipment with which to travel over the mush ice A threatened tragedy of that kind makes a strong appeal to Something of the spectacular is necessary No one would be much ed over a dozen or more men women and children in the slums of a large even though on the verge of starvation and were living under dark skies We the dramatic to arouse us even in the saving of a humar lifc Backward races are awakening so we are told by a world-wide traveler and the day is ing when Asia will claim its place in the sun Then the center of international trade and commerce be trans- ferred from the Atlantic to the That Is possible but far in the future China is experiencing a great 1 reformation No longer are the people of that vast country content to be plodders and merely eke out an existence Civil war Is bringing them out of the lethargy the centuries But with no re- sources to compare with the raw materials of the United States the Chinese must proceed slowly to reach a new level of advancement India cannot progress until caste is put aside and the people change their habits of body and mind Sanitation is needed in that land of filth and child marriages must be discouraged if vigorous men and women are to be developed Many reforms are necessary be- fore Asia plays a much bigger part in affairs Millions of Chinese finding their way out of Shantung ince are going into Manchuria to cultivate virgin soil They are poverty stricken but find means to travel to their new fields of labor We think of the Chinese as ed by centuries of hardships and hardened by suffering but there is well organized relief work at all the principal points on the roads to the new land of promise And when the wanderers arrive at their they are given sustenance sufficient to sustain them their first crop can be harvested That is a reminder of what ada did for its early settlers in berta and Saskatchewan America sent her pioneers into the wilderness with no aid except the promise of a homestead Tourists from Chicago Boston and Philadelphia were in Ogden on Wednesday with eyes of tion And what they saw to them most were the roses Those large Can we get a they asked We desire to press thorn and carry home something to show our friends At this time of year is beautiful with homes covered with climbing roses There is a place on seventh street west of Jackson avenue with walls covered with vines through which morning glories and roses bloom It is a beauty spot And those beauty spots are to be found in every part of Ogden A big change has come in the last five years until now Ogden ns seen in a drive over the residential dis- is a revelation alike to stranger and home owner who goes sight-seeing Farmers of Utah and Idaho have the promise of bumper crops and that offers encouragement to one This should be a good year for this region Ogden should feel the toning up effect There are many good things in prospect for this community Railroads flour mills airport Vill help Ogden and so will the farmers a Do not be surprised it within a year airplanes carry passengers from Ogden east and west in con- with service By night trains will convey sengers By day the airplanes will complete the journey NATION CHIEF DECLINES TO INTERFERE IN TRIO For Clemency By Washington Slayers Is Rejected WILL DIE A Y Bad Roads Still Hold President Coolidge In Camp SUPERIOR Wis June Coolidge today the clemency plea of olas Lee Eagles John Proctor and Samuel Moreno sentenced to be electrocuted next Friday in ington for first degree murder The announcement was made at the executive offices here It was said that Mr de- had already been forwarded attorney general at ington The three convicted men were found guilty of murdering man Leo Busch in Washington in September AH appealed to higher sustained the conviction The clemency plea was filed with President Coolidge as a last resort The justice department reviewed the clemency plea asked commutation of sentence to life im- prisonment and after a study of the attorney -general's report on this matter President Coolidge de- ROADS STILL BAD SUPERIOR Wis June night of showers undid all good of yesterday's com- dry weather and kept in dar Island lodge by bad roads for made last night Coolidge to come to his offices liere today were- It found the trip from the lodge was risky in places By last night the roads had dried sufficiently to make the trip safe and Mr decided to pay his first visit to the executive offices GOES Dry and weather this morning promised however only have to postpone his visit by one day Meantime telephone reports from the lodge said that the chief tive had made the most of this ex- tra day of enforced idleness and had gone fishing again to try to better his catch of yesterday MEN LOST ON ICY WATERS OF ARCTIC AWAIT RESCUE I V v f STIR IS CAUSED BY HERON AL Court Action Is Likely Against Prohibition Motion Picture NEW YORK Juno Friends of Governor Alfred E Smith today threatened legal action to prevent the use of a news reel of the governor in a film tion of two prohibition books by Professor Irving Fisher of Yale The for Professor Fisher and Robert E Corridini research of the World Alliance Against Alcohol It is being booked by the Young Men's tion association for showing in Y M C and churches throughout the country WARNING SENT George E Graves secretary to the governor has news reel companies which have taken pictures of Governor Smith ing- them against permitting im- proper use of their films Counsel has informed him picture cannot bo used for commercial without the governor's permission and that among the commercial purposes of- ance is the advertising of sor Fisher's two books The governor's friends say the excerpt used by implication to show the governor signing the act the state enforcement law and thereby allegedly contributing evils which other parts of the picture de- pict In reality they nor Smith is signing an income tax reduction WANTS TO BE FAIR Mr Corridini said that anything unfair to Governor Smith in the picture would be taken out representatives come to us and show we are The he added is not but a dignified dramatization of an historical event He said one scene showing the governor alone with the title The Acknowledged Champion of the already had been CULBERTSON NAMED CHILE AMBASSADOR WASHINGTON June appointment of William S Culbertson of Kansas as dor to Chile to succeed William M Collier of New York resigned was announced today by Secretary of State Kellogg W rf V rf ffV A NEWSPAPER of the plight faced by the men lost frantic being made by rescuing parties General Nobile and located and provisioned on Wednesday still including Explorer and his party of set out in a plane Mobile men TRAINIS DEAD Therman M Stoddard of Ogden Fatally Hurt In Brigham Therman Martin Stoddard 31 of 154 Twenty-seventh street man for the Central died at the pital here this morning at m of blood and shock caused by falling under a gravel car while switching at City a m Stoddard was engaged by the U I C and was working as a gravel cars at Brigham this morning when he slipped and fell from the batk end of the over his body crushing both legs He was rushed to the hospital by the ambulance where Dr W found to amputate both of his legs in an effort to save his life is his parents Charles and Elizabeth May Mauson of Kaysville had just returned from California where worked for a cement contractor at San Juan He was born at Jamestown Ida 1906 and his Ogden He went to arid years ago been -San Juan for that length of time youth is survived one brother Francis W Stoddard of Logan Utah arid three sisters Mrs Rillon neys of San Francisco Mrs Bruce Fisher of Layton C B of Long Beach The body Darling undertaking parlors funeral arrangements will be com- upon the ters from California BAPTISTS TO ASK FOR DRy PLANK DETROIT June The Northern Baptist convention today adopted ing the national con- vention at Houston Texas next week in its clear cut and on prohibition The resolutions pledged the con- vention co-operation with the league and the C T -U in the interest of enforcement and firmed the church's advocacy of outlawry of war Denver was awarded the convention JOFFKE SUFFERS FROM RHEUMATISM PARIS June shal Joffre at the fering from attack of rheumatism arid there are many state of health When last seen in public he and his office in tary school a month at his house brought that he touch of rheumatism the has not at 77 years of to Be Wholly qf Governor Will Be Made Tomorrow Morning for De- parture at With Groups From Alaska Oregon Washington Montana Nevada and Utah on Board a city on a small-scale tomorrow when from six western Alaska collect here into a Union Pacific bear the Democratic national convention in Houston Texas The be from Alaska WORK IS NAMED BY WASHINGTON of the Interior Work today formally approved as the Republican tional committee by City con- vention to Secretary campaign plans of in a slate made public the also were approved an hour and a half the executive tee announced selection of the following Chairman Vice Williams gon Mrs of tucky Daniel E Jersey Franklin New sey Ohio treasurer Work announced today that he would resign the interior cabinet the end of June conduct publican national for which has been made national chairman He expects to Coolidge in tender resignation and then take up the work The Republican committee has decided to exact date as yet fornia SOCIALIST TO UNITE PARTY BERLIN June manri Socialist whom President Von requested form on a broad returned commission the impossibility of reconciling various under his BUSINESS The by women Motors the ex- ington Idaho Montana Nevada arid Utah later the delegates from picked Cheyenne Orman W Ewing of Salt of transportation committee declared that cial train of Smith delegates The club in Ogden has-been entirely victorious ing about overwhelming sentiment Alfred E in the states tibri delegates proves Continued on Two A R H E 0 4 6 1 and R Smith H E 1 -Z 1 5 Chicago 0 J Blake AMERICAN R H E Philadelphia 0 9 0 New York 4 7 0 and P Collins First Chicago Cleveland and R H E 2 S 0 4 7 2 and NATIONAL Boston Taylor R arid H E 0 0 R -5 4 E i- Cincinnati and picinich Fussell and R Detroit 2 R 2 St 2 11 and Crowder holder Smith Followers Favor L Giving Native Sons Their HOUSTON Texas June its best dress for the cratic political days away arrivals docking bunting Stripes and the lone star windows and store fronts displayed two at the passers-by and saying me too George Van pre-con- vention manager for Governor fred E Smith today opened the Smith hotel where Senator established offices several days ago Representative Cordell Hull is a guest at the same hotel but has not REED ADVERTISING was the to advertise Ion a large A ner on an- Reed -headquarters and on advised rs Soon the arrival of the New Yorkers badges likeness of Governor appeared on placards played on cigar stand the There also on display announcing that Jones is the the touches were being placed on big where the be and indications that capacity the ceremonies Sunday The only sign probably be displayed Sunday for the first The Namee first spokesman for the ground was gestions that of Kansas City will not be repeated at Houston Van Namee the nomination of his candidate an early ballot He that the New to Houston feeling to every interfere any state's right to vote f favorite Van remarks ally construed mean the Smith forces with the missioner the will effort gain the nomination one roll HOUSE WIVES WILL v NEW RANGES WASHINGTON have worn and war today had been distributed United posts Search Proceeds For Sixteen Men Missing In North With Nobile and Part of His Party Located and visioned Rescuers Turn to Plight of Those Carried Away By Dirigible Bag arid For Explorer and His Four Companions RING'S BAY June eral Umberto Nobile and five companions provisioned and thought able to rigors of the Arctic until cued relief attempts turned today to sixteen other men ing in the north f Fear was felt for all of three who started across from the Nobile party on May the seven who ed eastward in the part of the Italia after the crash on May 25 and the expedition of five with Amundsen which flew from Norway in search of them INFORMATION There was no information able which was likely to prove helpful in rescue tions to any of them Luck it was felt would play a large part -in their finding It was realized how difficult search over the vast ex- panse of ice and snow was since A I F A three times airplanes sought Nobile I I II I U U V whose position was known before II I U i 11 EL U able to aid him Then III I the and successful was only enabled to reach No- bile when he sent out signals to guide it throughout its flight Amundsen and Lieutenant Lief started for gen on Monday night from AMELIA SPENDS THOUSAND FOR Cranks Send Letters So Puts On LONDON June Amelia Earhart went ping again today in- company with Mrs Frederick Guest of the trans- light Friendship a crowd stooS vainly rain to catch a of woman flew the Atlantic bought worth of clothes but more She has been proceeding with her ping frocks first miscellaneous purchasing ABOUND shopped pilot of the ship and Louis mechanic spent several hours drome where they inspected the British airplanes in the service had never seen a British airplane engine previously was particularly interested airway of- f mechanics many tions Following on the heels of of poems have now begun to flock in upon Miss hart Eve of the air glorious and then goes on in praise of the flier GUARD ESTABLISHED The woman has now recovered from the first of the flight comes which the crew the received in ton and and said today that she felt much took under its protection today to guard her from ardent admirers and cranks She has been nearly rushed off her admiring crowds ly women and eager to see the first woman to across Atlantic The number crank letters alarmed her friends Therefore her was assigned 1 to watch over her PROSPERITY ON Step OMAHA Neb Despite hue cry raised over western farmer more prosperous now than any time viV Edson of said today He tional board the movement the appear 7 the should Mr adviseS oar calamity V were show the annual of the western above the average for f in- he South in Iowa ana the Reports reserve bank v soe Norway in a French seaplane piloted by Rene Guilbaud and a of three It radio but this imperfectly and were few their KNOWS themselves sen Tvere in almost -in 25 when to the North Pole worth Then they shown their resourcefulness and skill when conditions which to have meant death Abandoning one of two they had and come down between the ice floes the north the six members the expedition flew back to the other baud is held to be one of France's capable and the plane had been prepared for a and cruising radius of miles MOBILE IS CHEERED by The ed Press KINGIS June by the 650 pounds of upon his camp off east land by Major General Umberto Nobile further radio directions for the cue of his stranded party The General and who have been short ot in difficult May 25 when the dirigible Italia met with disaster on turn from the North was in with the base ship Citta dl Milano ing- the present situation He gave some about what further be f in rescuing party and gave details as to what were the conditions ice where he Is stranded and the exact position of his camp EXPRESSES GRATITUDE Before giving directions concerning the rescue plans ever Nobile expressed his gratitude to Major Maddalena and the as well the Italian aviation organized the relief expedition and gave up his seat that more carried In fact words of No- VI kiss and embrace the two: KAISER WILL SEE FLIERS IN JULT June crew the plane visit former William at early in July Von said Captain James only but his the There's always hope for the man who is to admit 1S a mistake ar Standard AcL
