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Show THE OGDEN The Ogflen BYCONDO EVERETT TRUE stat: Standard.EyamiEer ' BLf8HINQ COMPANY fhibttfthT 2I22l!Si l?eetvlna lion and Thm Associated Press. Oy MU fruy and Sunday, J"L ?Af tiJisV,md-Pr,JL2!? rWhu - MVe'retn." l- - ,Kai TANDAROCXAMINBR c,.,.. NEWS FINANCE HQfilE BUILDING HERE a Western Governors Told Salt Lake Finn to Make Loans to Ogdenites Who Measure to Be Called . Want to Build Up in January t ub- - TBLEPHONB M I .... y I .:... At Lloyd George Brings Confidante i'ywilVlS PRESS an. "luslvely ubllea.tltei of any thsrwles credited M J1? NARY ILL TO REVIVE eun. ASSOCIATED ThJ and MHO mm ev.e,ry without by Carrier Dally end SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10, 1921. Latest Itenls of Interest From Utah and Gem Stats Newspaper an muztfa mr Matter at tM RfisTrkV0"."81"' Utah. Established 1S79 ver STANDARD-EXAMINE- R . , . i , 't - T y ' SALT LAKK, Dec 10. WASHINGTON. Dec. 10. Prosa pUn pects for favorable action on the through which more than II ooo ooo qiiar4t and News Dept... 8mith.MeNarv reclamation bill are will be loaned to homebuilders in Halt ..17 good, according to information riven. Lake. Of den. Provo and Logan dur western governors in conference mg J2Z. was announced yesterday bv the V Beprtntatlvt. Phone Wacatcit 'fcbif i '' i L. the Halloran-Judg- e Jr Trust Jf '.:-V,-company. yesterday with Senator Charles T. The : loans will be strictly for home , .. McNary and Representative Addison x i 'J Bmith, Joint author of the bill. In lta building purposes, according to W. J. Halloran and are in line for a n Senator McNary said the bill. In f ' " la to relieve the houilnr crobim the lateat form, would b called up senate in January, and he anticipated and to finance those who wish to build ' " nomes. SMALLPOX lta passage without much difficulty. i At the weekly meeting of the direcmore la in house In The the outlook 13 FEARED. I the corporation, held Thursdoubt, due to the. manner in which tors itof was Warning has been given by the state the houae acta, but Representative day, brought out that the com. Smith la aanrulna. and he believes the pany had loaned more than $400,000 board of health that a malignant type attitude taken oy the president In his to home1. builders in Salt Lake. rJnce of smallpox has appeared In Kansas this year. This muni, Mr. message together with the interest in-of August Halloran explained, that construction and has spread to Denver and Poca-tello- , the south in the amended bill, will la of homes begun since that time entails sure its passage whenever a time and the people generally have a total Investment In this city In new afforded for lta consideration. than HOO.OCfO, fur the been urged to submit to vaccination Later the western governors ap- homes of moreloans m are only SO per i corporation's peared before the interstateto commerce as a means of guarding against the Inof the total cost. These them the cent it l . commission and pictured loans, I ,;i I I I troduction of the disease in this reIn their waa pointed out. were advanced on 162 deplorable condition prevailing In it homes and apartments. tho respective states, especially gion. "We are to determined aid the home mountain states that pay peak freight- builder." Mr. Halloran - i a"w r a ' a said yesterday. Reports are 'that ai of those y told the goverrates. The commission . nora It would reopen me grain ami ana nwe win advance at least 11. 000. afflicted 4a Denver with the disease ror tnis purpose. We plan uiz these hay rate case December 14 at the have died, which is a high mortality extend to Logan. added but thatty mn I'roro. loans quest of the carrlem. and the, smaller even for the malignant form. cose would-b- e continued until the hould have as big Ifirat week In January, when repre-- 1 lown. 9.f lh "tate Utah is a state in which vaccination om w Ku sentatives of the state railroad or pub-.- ; we able to supply all the has been lax and the state authorities, 11c service commissions from Utah. f ?u,,a,n. neede-for the building of new with this latest outbreak so near at Wyoming. Montana. Idaho and Arl- - "oney hUi is the ony fm zona can bo present and Interrogate J"-t"nto be loaned." The wh'c.n money is hand, are somewhat apprehensive. But the railroads, and also . attorneys for . m n v.. hn '" iiuiiiTi, accoraing 10 the state board of health should do present such showing of facta as they . means Mttiioran. re a further to poaseaa Justify tending many more home jiot ownersonly and better something more than advise. Vaccinaductton of rates. but it circulates tmosi tion campaign should be carried on at delay in getting this Structure erect-- ! by his "clairvoyance.- - He predicted IViSsa The governors at the Informal con- citizen, the material men and themoney workers. commission the told ference Friday the expense of the state board. oo ed, as human lives are too valuable the world war, with accuracy, three that prevailing high freight rates were ooto be thrown away through failure to 'times. So did Eagland's military and strangling the entire west, and were Mrcnn IJojil Gcorcc. I Inr IIIairio-western pro- DOG CAUSES FATAL l ather ami a hkctch of The for It Impossible IU. making SHORT SKIRTS of! naval experts. Predicting the lnevit- ducers to get their products to marproperly safeguard the stream MOTORING ACCIDENT AND MORALS. sons and two daughOf his tw travel over the highway between able is easy. It also seems mysterious, ket at any profit whatever. In a Is rates, reduction Unless there is We concede that Miss Annie Math-- ters, moit like her father. Megnn and Salt Lake. because few people can see the conditions In declared the governors ha She his his manners, and Deo. ways, 1'AYETTi:. Ida.. io. Charles ooews, who has been elected register of west cannot Improve, and continu- A. Adams of Ontario. the ' Jhls Too. she charm of Ore.. m killed personality. ' EMMA GOLDMAN the county of New York at a salary ation of present rates would only add near her vH 1 r" ooin his political .interested an afternoon doctrine, whtn Friday In agriculto the long list of failures 'and rupports them ardcjitly. In which he waa a paa-- 1 of 112,000 a year, Is a sensible woman. GROWS WEARY. circles In nutomoblle and bankln? business tural Hi it occasioned no surpriie when It went over a 15. foot embank-- i Over in Russia there is a lonely Oh taking office January 1, she. will their states. was C. A. announced that he would sail nenL of Dunham, Cimbrldrf.' The commission suggested that the Idaho, who was with take down the rules which have at- woman who once was a citizen of the her lather December 12 for the NKA Sctt1c with! fly driving, escaped named states five commissions of the arms limitation conference at Wash United a minor Not States. but! 10. LONDON. Dec. citizen, Lloyd Injuries. good. Megan to to determine the dress of the tempted send representatives to a conference , Inrton. a when is men dor. British Dremier's Georri th the a, discontented, be held at Salt Lake later this month, tried to climb accompanvinr quarrelsome woman h'he i in her early twenties, comeemployees in her office. Jnto confidante the driver's seat. cas a for the curoose of outlining can And comforter loo sturtly and vivacious. bh "All this talk about depravity among Emma Goldman. Two years ago she Dunham, It is said, tried to slap him commission In back ifor presentation to the and ride. on a man as Washington the For who has wits board and lost many undewith other running gofnd of tn governors. control of the car. deported along m atr young women," says Miss aMathews, January, and eachconfer ri of course, do everything bib m mm BT W on ter battles as the doughty Welshman society will, her will with his state his was return, She the sirables. under restless raafn Inttr-hl- s for but oo me a is "makes of Great .has possible who bit weary. I believe tho Britain, premier a represen commission and will have In est will be her American the even eat too. the and of pr capital and American setbacks, citizenship tative designated to go to Salt UUt.young . people are as good as young blessings dad. solace. need deterwill SPECIAL conference a FREED OF flnntml Of Tne Sa,t people ever were. Of course, there advocated anarchy and so the authori- Germanv SpiVp to from decided back send ties her BLAME IN SHOOTING are and always will be extremists." ana urusnes the array of facts to- be brought be market DOUBLE FUNERAL where Russia she that commissioncame, fore the knowing Miss Mathews is right. Extremely oo Competitors FOR SLAIN SISTERS I'HOVO. Dc. 10. Tho rnrnner a short skirts, if they are the fashion, was the nearest approacn to anarchy do not indicate any predisposition of that the world had experienced since OF OGDEN homicide at the Inquest Into the death Dec. 10. Germany MOTHER NEW SAN PEDRO. CaU Dec. 1. A douof Leland Strong, alleged train robthe wearer except a desire to conform tho dark ages. There Imama Goldman has seizedYORK. DIES RESIDENTS American of the control ble funeral will be held here today for was she ber, shot by Chief Special Agent A. C. expected to feel that at last to the prescribed regulation in dress, out Mrs, market, May. Johnson Howard, wife and wiping of Salt Lre held virtually potash Lake, af yesterday Howard of Salt Lake, and for her Fred and all young ladies must yield to was in her element and would settle all American competitors, in the first ternoon at in Justice Wayne Sprlnrvllle Marye KAYSVIULE. Dec. 10. Mrs. Kay-vlllMrs. Bertha Thompson, wife of a sister. WASHINGTON. Dec. 10. Deto destruction. work of down the court. Johnson of a to are commerresident have companion's. clash of the "new Ann LAyton Swan, style, if they killed important who Jr.. Oscar P. was that girls now admitted to Thompsol, claring shot Ure while at by Strong Wnce childhood and a prominent But Emma Goldman, after two years cial war." Dr. John E. Teeple. presl- When the trailing skirt was worn, week. tHe last both of them Crittenden homes to he had after been escape activities, and church. tempting Ident of the New York section of the worker in clic to to to return la return to Mr. are the desires with Howard at the of 1$ years as soviet, expected average mornarrested. woman would who have apthe young American Chpmlrnl sorietv. declared died at her home here yesterday next week. The of an Lake Salt with oo Tuesday average age of compared Mrs. and Swan dislike Illness. to a land she the after long pretended Friday In an address at the Chemists' ing Jr.'s. 2 P. Oscar a peared in a dress cut to the knees, condition of Mrs. few Thompson. years ago, years and was the wife of George Swan Mrs. Norma Chido of Kan Kate Waller rational Barrett, would have been ' ostracized and to the government whicn aroused hei (dub daughter. ChristophFIND of the HOUTZ lite GUILTY CONTllACTK. Bishop HARSH daughter herself Pedro, who fell and Injured president of that organisation, The new potash lmlustry in Amer- - er Iayton and Barah Barnes lyton. scene laughed off the street. Today the hatred of the the from while OF WIFE SACRIFICE running . Friday at a meeting of the Grantsvllle. was anar-icaat bom 34 Khe wan February hr declared, betrayed by is Seemingly the best cure for still critical. double International Beform bureau that killing, sweep of the long skirt over dirty sidewhen to moved but Kaysyille '.American companies, 18. 1856. i distributing , "the facts have almost forced me walks would provoke adverse comnamed. These companies. but a child. to the point of questioning whethNEPHI, Dec. 10. Elvtn Houtx, Besides her husband she Is survived BANK COMMERCIAL pany of their kind, there to let them he said, had signed secret contracts ment. er women are better guardians of reMoses of whose E. M. Gudmunson. Mrs. which eliminated all possibility of com- by the following children: morals than men. In West Tlntlc caused CLOSES and ligious BURLEY colony Whatever becomes commonplace in shoot and kill each other without AT of wife Bagley. Attorney the German monopoly. Bagley, petition with "I have six little girls under 10 comment considerable the LiterIndies' of during early the "I have in my possession." said Dr.- former president In my charge physically and morwearing appirel, even though it be a was of the found L. Miss year; present of Mary portion 8alt LAke; conclub conv new a of of Teenle. form "i ary ooally ruined." she said. "I am at Ida.. Dec. 10. The Comof the Iee hospital of Ogden. guilty of a statutory offense by a Jury bathing suit at the ocean DEATH IN A framed with the devil's own in- - Swan was n loss to understand the, cause of jtract In Gudcourt to the district failed nurstt Cross her Bed one open bank mercial of yesterday. the State who to Amerlto is not evade all existingbeach, demoralizing except genuity this alarming change unless It In munson was to be placed on trial to- for business Friday following a meetBATH TUB. with the American expedition jcan laws, including theanti-trua national loosening of the he those who have perverted minds. beHe advocated wife a held teacher sacrifice of dlrctor Mies board day. of by Oarnet the Swan, France: law. ing act in! and the Sherman Misfortune came with great force in our homes. You can't standards C. followers his which InstituIn their The school hour. ooexchanged fore Ogden: the opening contract is between the Deutsche at the Blngree much of young girls when state expect the last days of Sir Arthur Pearson. This wive. of the athlete tion was capitalised at $50,000. of Ueriin the official Mac Swan, Kalisyndikat so ar POPPIES ARE there oo , also oo many who Ronald and Swan, 34 the famous English publicist. 'After German potash monopoly, and the - university, or utan: vampaV TIX A3I I NATION AKKF.D. Is a at the student NOT WANTED. University The American distributors. provloo FUNDS AHK PltOMISKD. Mrs. having acheived "remarkable success WASHINGTON. Dec. 10. The of this contract, with the change Mrs. John Larsen of Teasdale. Poppies that bloom on Flanders aa a newspaper man, he lost his eye-- ; sions Swaruand Dec. 10. BankTWIN Miss civil Irene asked FALLS. Ida.. the has S. department 20 AT FUNERAL HURT of a few words, are applicable to al- Ixiuise noora-w.Yaunt, fields are not wanted in America. HavSwan, all of KaysvlUe- - Six ers from all towns of the county at- service commission to arrange an exana most in in the while any On country he industry slipped Friday sight. a meeting In the chamber of amination to fill the poetmastershlp WHEN PORCH FALLS grandchildren also survive, together tended ing gained entrance to this country in a bath tub, struck his head against a commerce rooms here Thursday eve- pt Green River, Wyo. !s nothintr to pre- - with the following brothers and ceaaful thPrP then Ofthe earth ballast brought over in faucet, was stunned and urownea be- vent the utter wiping out of one in li. Tavlor of Salt ning when Crawford Moore, bank fr rj 4 Woods of fiNAM ED. B. Jones WATCHMAN of and member war NIGHT Annie FT. JOSEPH. Mo.. Dec. 10. At the the Mrs. Lake. in president in this after from another country France, they grew transports dustry fore aid reached him. of T. 10. nance E. board w. LAYTON. Anderson discussed here E. proIdaho, Cross. sufuneral De. bay of the wife of Layton. unrisiopncr of industrial transfer and the such profusion in the dump heaps. of Mrs. cedure relating to obtaining money has been appointed night watchman Jacob Faldell. Friday and Blood II. a ton.John nature merchant Mr. a similar to bl accidents here, a Germany. Many premacy ' Mrs. ofof war all The town of the to town finance with W. from the to Kaysvllle; the fell as and to for Hill, threaten Layton. vegeOCT. OTHERS corporation DRIKS porch Joseph displace Jersey are recorded. The smooth surface of K. nslt farmers and livestock men. lie ficials received five applications for the mourners and 20 persona were inJacob Bountiful. of Barton Walter contract the "The for provides . now tation in the truck farms and the bath tub has caused many a slip amounts to be purchased hv each of Layton. Samuel G. Layton and Mrs. raid all money needed to help these the position. jured. . oo and ordered been have Thomas Flltton. all of Clearfled: David Interests is available and that delay uprooted feature these companies. The0 tViA they price ancJ 'eatjj Mrs In obtaining it results from failure II. Bone, Mrs. If Francis r f E. la and United lAvton. States gave Fouth Carolina n,, hiivra have England rAtrilas Mississippi plowed under. n rreater negro than while for seeda In A. II. Green, Mrs. John H. Thornley. to adhere closely to regulations of the k There is an cTDortunity for Amenirtfftl.Aj A tree rota and Mrs. Fred corporation. In poetry anil song, since a soldier v, u. la rxvarxfivav Trt nonstnict a ' throat nrlce purposes. atrreed unon the Germans Mr. Conrad Miller Mrs. r vuin Bessie FThep-hr- rt jiii of all Layton; Evans, torch his tot of the English army flung ac ?h bath tub which will decrease those and Gilbert Layton. both of Baitt others as he fell ''on Flanders field r.lriental falls and eliminate the possl-lnr- e BY ALLMAN made. The German 6eller also Lake: Charles" M. Layton. Jesip , Lay- THE GREAT AMERICAN HOME Mrs. Amy Fuller. Leslie Layiqn affect-take- n ton or mid the" poppies, that flower has a. to tax 'ajfrees pay any and duty ann9 and egs tne contaLLt and Albert Layton. all of Thatcher, its place as an emblem of noble 'even ln5, wdellverL's , unJer, or ' assessed by Arls. may tne be at will heia services Funeral eacrifice and countless thousands have States United the government. a in bath w bather lg iocKei afternoon i tabernacle Sunday the also contract Kaysvllle that Lssnriat'ed it. with sup.t.me heroism.! , provides o'clock. Interment will be room he ,s rem0ved trom immediate Amerlran DOtash mixers and dlstribu- - at ii:S0 ' must tne In tfUt popp made 75 the Kayrville cemetery. not Ehrin less of than tne ta even tor8 heat falnt purchase anJ oo m n cause nke other importations, tne bath and drown beore those in the rnu,remem8 Ir " German HIM WHEM HE , nest room be made awar0 Qf Mie tra& become a nuisance. Germans have won their first OLUBS BACK SHOW The war. When' the sparrow was nrst brougnt victory in the new commercial OF LOGAN LEGION can hold If are We sufferers. the they across the ocean, like the poppy, it edy. oo-their spoils for a year we are out of was welcomed only to later develop INVENTION. . the business forever. Upon that the "vLOGAN. Deo. 10. Support of noGermans depend, for then they can arious of 1 ' resourcefulnessinto a nuisance. the War "develops ths includlnr organixations. season one and in their raise prices and cunning-increasethe in this of sentiment There is much club, the Kiwanis club, nations. Same as rats, whose easily recoup losses sustained by their tary Service 8tar Legion has been pledged contract." world which is forced to yield to the when more cats "are around. present cut-rat- e to the American Legion's annual reoo vue. "Click. Cluck." musical comedy practical demands of life. Necessity Is the mother of invention. vh 'J which will be presented at the Lyric oo The American inventive instinct, OFFICER SUGGESTS theatre next Tuesday afternoon and BUILD THE stimulated by the war, is being carried cvenlmr. PLAN S. U. DEFENSE VIADUCT. The Rotary club has voted to purIn momentum. own the its by along limited Los chase nine rows of seats for the per train When the Angeles 1918j patents were applied fiscal year formance and the Kiwanis club pur 10. A of Dec. NEW YORK. plan on the Union Pacific struck a Ford for chased The seats for each member and inventors. 73,307 figure national defense linking the nation's by will also attend car at the Rlverdale crossing, an wife. Fraternities his establishments and Industrial 107, great reaching steadily, climbing kept in numbers. newar in large was the universities with the lesson given department 656 for fiscal year 1921. i now ine legions pfriorma.nt creation of a vast civilian or . through overhead the of Director driveway and its final cessity stages waa Eranizatlon nearing described th 'to Patents actually granted haven't which , is planned at that point. American Society of Mechanical En- A. li. cueworth announcesorfuiai much. shows This duplication gained touches will be put Sunday Friday by Guy E. Tripp, chairThe Ford became stalled on the of ideas. Some one else already had gineers man of the board of the Westlnghouse end Monday. The talent Is taken from the legion and the Logan high crossing and the oncoming train thought of it. But brains are stirred company. Mr. Tripp, who waa a briga school of princito in the war, attached entirely. The cast are dier general crashed into the automobile with up, two on a legionwith and exceptions, pals, advocated bigger dis scheming ordnance the thinking division, crushing force. The engine' crewv ex- scale. Active brain cells foreshadow armament, which he said, would pro- naires, and the entire chorus Is comfor defense aa posed of members of ths Logan high pected to pick up a number of dead progress, though immediate results mote real preparedness from preparedness for school music department, distinguished oo and wounded, but there was great re may be small. offensive action. , , oc rosrc sole the discovered was knitted A omcEus when it lief large closely organization LAYTON. fjlkcts oo 10 Dec. The annual elec he defense would make for said, only, to car had Jumped BAHAI. cupant of the' ?so. 82 of the of of tion officers the at post country impregnable against ' f... Abdul Baha Abbas ,1s dead in Syria. tack without wasting wealth in a American legion of Layton was held safety. r establishment. Thursday evening. The following of All the elements of a tragedy were Unless you are a crystal gazer or a large naval and military, ficers were elected: Leo Ware, post oo Arlow Brown, vice -post you fall to connect present. Had the automobile been en commander; COUGHING AT TO NIGHT STOP commander: Murray W. Cowley.- rebeen aboard, him up with anything definite. closed and; had a family when- anyone is surrering from a elected adjutant: Lewis Cook, reelected Abbas was "the third prophet" of bronchial affliction or has a cough treasurer; O. K. Kreen, chaplain; Hen the disaster would have been appall at ry Morgan, sergeant-at-armAn ex the Bahai movement, one of the pecu- that lingers on and grows worM weak- ecutlve committee of five was appoint to the tends loss of night, sleep It Is well that the preliminary work liar new religions that have sprouted en, the sufferer and grows more ser- ea ior ine year. oo it is neglected. Mrs. on the viaduct which is to bridge the up among searchers for "original ious the longer 47 M. . StratPENSIONS GRANTED. Ave., Surer, Longbrook -tracks at this dangerous point has truth,EMOTIO- Nford, Conn., writes: "Foley's Honey WASHINGTON, Dec 10. Pensions feature one rfl Bahaism will not make much prog and Tar has given started. The regrettable gTeat relief from have been granted the following: - severe, attack of bronchitis." No Utah Mary L. Yates. Salt Lake, 1 12 is that.the construction Is not further ress, being based on the Koran of a-medicine stands higher throughout the per month: Idaho Sarah E. Zemmer, Mohammedism. Abbas multiplied its nation as a family along. remedy for colds, Halley, $.10; Jo-h-Walter V. Luak. Sand Sold everywhere point. and croup. A, Morton, Athol, 24; There should be the; least possible followers into hundreds of thousands. coughs -Advertisement. lis. -- ' . , -- cam-palr- t": - ' - jS. 7 ? ' " S - . S aSMSWSSSBBBBBSSBSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSaBBaBBBaaSSBSMSBSSWaSl 'Jt i 5 .t ' - 5 t 1 - d one-thir- ! xmm w Jk i re-s- , y" Or-U- "n f " I-f- he A d J . -- i . m urJ Thin tk- x- - -r. . -- a . Og-de- n -- 1 -- ! POTASH TRUST i r!l ; Mt-!dan- -- r- - l. ; mmm hr nere Age of Girls in Crittenden Homes Averages Sixteen , ( I , de-rlar- ed ! c-- o dLs-clp- le " -- one-piec- e Bt-'BLE- ; antl-dumpl- ng st -- all-st- ar ld t ; po-offl- ce . j ls-t- r.- , rh - - pall-beare- rs . i i , I V j P5 ; t K "V Ln. j ltlt ! ; . utr-,al- d f" yrTf l -- m - s 1 : x im-pressir- er I jin-lshln- ff , new-thoughtis- t, - a. - -- , :' ' n SUPPRESSED VHelLTHiurCiTbS |