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Show -- n Ceaftyi ilfcy. t TEE DESERET NEWS MONDAY JANUARY 9 1923 wart special guests at the MRS-SHKOERi- Saver Follows LindyrFiiflhts With PUT nrnnan World-Ba- nk pointed out that cattle breeder are true servants of God in the sense that OGDJEN, Jan. they are striving for the bet(Special) Judging la all departments excepting the terment of animals and ths advancestudent judging contest, is in prog-re- s ment of the human race. John T. Caine. Ill, mho recently Monday, at the Ninth Annual Livestock show at ths Coliseum. resigned from the packers and stockyards administration of the U. Championship results are: 8. Official Si Prison of pect Weapon Might he Concealed. Smuggled, Self-Destructi- ObSINING, Mn. Kutb N. T. 8nyd-- Jn. r . Grand champion fat steer, Individ ual class, Lsmont Glad 111. owned by R. P. Lamont, Jr Larkspur. Colo. Second prise, reserve champion, Iad. by Congdon jRomeres iA Battles, Yakima, Wash. Grand champion fat lamb, Oregon Trail, owned by Hotel Bigelow. Bought at the Portland show bv Secy. Jesse S. Richards for the Hotel Bigelow and fed at the Feed A ptockgrower' feed yards, Ogden, bv hand by Jack Murray, assistant manager. Senior and grand champion Hoi stein bull, 'Corwin Wimple De Ko! (API today ws 6mg while a moved to & bpw wH in Hlng prison death house, minute examinaiion' ws made ot her old quarter. The condemned woman waa new bedding and clothing and the movfe was made without previous warning to her. Maiden Lames said .the change in cell was to merely a precautionary measure of prevent the possible secreting Any instrument tor Oromia." Woodmen Colo. Junior Auto Crath Knock Baby Tooth Out Holstein. n. dele-gat'o- n - T wo Still Seized - In Sheriff Raid -- champion Natosy General, oaned by State ndusnal school. Wilson. Judges are Prof. F. Bait University of Nevada: Frank buyer, American Packing A Provision companv. Ogden: Georg Hack-tobuver for Cudahy. Salt Lake. Salt Lake day is being observed with members of the 5lt Lake chamber of commerce hoerd of as special guests of the stock show officials The bait lake arrivedMonday morning, were entertained at a luncheon in the Ogden chamber of commerce rooms, at noon, and were visitors at the stock show during the atere noon. Officials of the Ogden ehamber Prison officials had discovered that Mrs. Snyder man ijt the habit of correepowHitg with her moth er, Mrs. Josephine Bron, through notes hidden in k washroom and it mas feared that something might hate been smuggled to the 'woman through the same ay stem. They refused to say wheth er the search revealed anything. Andrea TropeaJta! Is charges with possession and manufacture of liquor as the result of raids mada by deputy sheriffs at 851 west Fourth South street, Saturday night. Two stills of 25 gallons capacity each, wars confiscated together r with 17 gallons of liquor J arrert.il by J.p- Frd Wert tily slieilffs at t street, on a charge of possession of liquor. Tho officers a!!1, they found 17 pint of liquor in the house. owned by the Modern of America, Woodman, Utah - Ci Mlw Gladys Slayton Is holding the World Bank given tn The Judge Trust company's "World and Mo Free thrift campaign. She wa, one of the first to aorrpt Tho News offer and stated that aba did this In order to secure tho globo to trace tho world flight. Colonel Lindbergh's ability tn save money was one of the Lindbergh, had courage, skill, foresight, persistence ana the spirit of high adventure. Bnl, In ho.hkd I2.IXMI which ho had saved from his wages as a mall pilot. It was that 2,000 which made possible the (15.000 underwritings by which the flight was financed. Once again, a controlling factr In a ronwplcuous auroras was a sating account. FLIGHT BOOST GLOBES, t'f Saturday in four and one .for whom an account I opened. iv dollars to the oldest person; MiM'h of the success of the open- half hour the Halloran-Judg- e n account. j Trust company was open 1U mr daystoof the campaign Is Fiv dollars to the person open-- ! nhuted the successful flights of folk Balt Lake presented Colonel Charles A. ao ount with the largest thrifty Lindbergh aud'n Nes thrift coupons with their the aviators who have been circling jdeposit. ne dollar to each member of' dollar and secured the World and the world. The spectacular feats j have created added interest In theth Lmilv opening the rreatest! a $150 savings account. During the of the globe by propip of all number of accounts. first hour the bank was open 52 study Five dollars to the person subaccounts were opened or at the ages. News thrift campaign la mitting the best 150. word essay The rate of nearly one a minute. on the offer of a min- on Thrift. The most encouraging class of centralising Three dollars to the person sub! iature glob lo the form of a savdepositors, insofar a The ewa' second best 150 word bank. This ings globe is made of mutingontheThrift. Thrift campaign is concerned was steel school children all thebeautifully colored and has the bright eyed Two to the perion sub- dollar territorial changes since who swarmed to the bank on Sat- the World war. To enter this thrift mitting the third bs 39 tostart an to early get urday all that Is necessary Is essay op Thrift. wards Independence. Mothers with campaign SEVEN DAYS REMAIN. to coapon found elsewhere in babies In their arm. stenograph- thisclip Do you want to be independent? and or it paper . send it i bring substantial acd newsbos ers, lo r ith one dollar to the Halloran-D- o rtlnY yur want looking men and women of busi- Judge Trust company. You will for 80rae particular 4 ness were in the line. vacation? a a If so. savings account deposit have a World $1.50 Many bank. j clip the official thrift coupon at been received. Among those receiv?nre and hurry d0Wn to th Hai' PRIZES OFFERED ed On Saturday were from Delta, SPECIAL .loran-Judg- e Trust m. iniy, itw following special awards are seven days remain. company. Provo, Bingham Canyon. Lewiston, is! The bank GrantsvlUe, Utah. Aurora and 6 00 j ,,Worll and 8:30 a.m. from open 7ihNW8' to daily Another account was received TT Ihrift campaign: The Is Do time ipm. getting short. Five dollars to the youngest chi1dit from Sugar City, Idano. now. 8e-llt- tl 44AJ tJVI combs jBsertair hr C. GORDO m Vtass LEW 14, California Institute for Staramerert 1684 W Adams St losAnjeles.Calif. PUBLIC SAFETY Film Trust Probe Leads to Chicago HEAD ORDERS CLEAR ALLEY (INS) WASHINGTON. Jn. Inveetiea'ors of the department of Justice will ro to Chicago next Firemen month to obtain additional Infor- Police, Will mation In the department's Inquiry Begin of Intpection bv Flics ere caused congestion into the motion picture induetry, it blood in the loef bowel. Only an wan learned Tour Tuesday. today. the internal reinedv can remove cutThe department ban been encause. Thai's why salve and to an in months for inquiry Dr. Leonhardt't faii. gaged ting a harmless tablet, succeed?, because determine whether movie companand ies are violating the antl-tru- t law this congestion Hm-Koiit relieve Tuesday morning, Jan d strengthens the affected parts. The Chicago Investigation wljl be lq. thorough by do- has riven quick, saf and lt-frn- g A ha and the of survey and general firemen, under order part thousands of File relief from Commissioner T; T. Burton of the same for no particular significance, departbufferers. It will doSchramm-John the department of public safety, of ment officials said. ou or money hack; Merc. son Dross, Zioy alley blind ahe. and light pJea at tho telephone druggist everv-- : Int3tai,sun rear of Mitsing Girl Found with th where sett butldincs in the business district of r ua rantee. A d v. With Cousin in N. Y. the city will begin, i 'ommiastsoner Burton announced Monday. Beatfel law .After fsuHag ' If own-r- s of business houses According to word received SatThe result of usimr FoUv s Honey and Tar for a dreadful cough, day- urday by Mrs. M. Glassman, her will with the departone a ment diswas restful and who Row at time in Placing night, on the rear, daysman, daughter. Ter m,' sas Mra Anne Davison, appeared from her home in &iiv of their buildingslight, aud tzong Bacl). Calif. The hard cough Lake, Oct. 36, b with a cousin in blocking dead ends of refrain from flu' they . tfilOWj brqr)?tiiU'and would find tt mtiPtr toaile. their U weskemn? and wlten it liangs Newark, X. J. m many.sajs," aajd Reports that the girl was located on very debilitst.rg. Foley's Honey in a California hospital were erronand Tar Compound puts a healing, Burton. nothin Our all.y nien whose duty It costing on a rourh. In- eous, the mother said. flamed throat, and immediately is to patrol alleys and places at eaje the irritation that causes the white women ihe rear of buildings find themhard roughs. Dependable. Ak for areMore Cian 80.000 selves handicapped hv some of the Schramm-Johnso- n U.Co living in South Africa. Adv, alley ends being blocked. They are also at a disadvantage by reason of datk pUres and if they use their flash lights they give a warning to burglar w ho may be lurking at the rear of buildings. Propose to confer with ofCENTS-FREficials of the telephone and light companies regarding the proximity to business houees of poles that One Authentic Globe Map of the World. Abo 50 Cents are placed close to buildings, some Piles Go Quick Hem-Rot- fx ad Hero-Roi- Which Attempt Pre-emHi pt DRIVE ON to ' Place as. OGDEN. si.eial) Arn old Shreove of 857 Patterson ave nue reported Ho the police Sunday, that he shot a bull which 'attacked tifcn in hie barn Saturday evening Mr. Shreeve says he does not know who owns the bull which has bothered him and his wife fur. several days. H said that when he wenta to milk his cows ths animal mads rush at him and be fired two shot which took effect In the right sde of the animal which ranoft the place and fell down a hill. Two men vitba bobsled took the animal sway Sunday, but h did not learn IB League Member Prepare To Press Demands Upon Democrats. J WASHINGTON. Jin. I. (AP) Gathering her- - on the srs o( the. meeting of the Democratic national committea and tho Jackson day dinner, member, of the national their identity. women democratic law enforce ment league started a drive against HABKItr.E MCEXSES. any wet' caidldata for tho party1 a Roeeoe A. Smith aqd Msry A. nomination. Salt Lake. Mra. Jess W. Nicholson, of M. Laaaa and Ley fay efts L ffanaea Maryland, president of the league. Htuitinffoa. Salt Lake John Marinas end Mary Borstaar, In a keynote address said tha duty Helper. of the league was to show tha peoA'bert Larsen and Betty Lngt. Aett ple of the nation that tha DemocraLak. and Gladys Wads- tic women of the country propose Adolph Breuha to emphasize their independence worth. Idaho Falla Idabec Nick Helper, end Eileen Yottar. and Influence by prevailing upon Cleveland. select a Harriet Frier, the leader, of our party to Leonard P. Awm dry for president and for vice Span'sh Fork. She added that' the Ralph S Aahton and Grace Marsh. president. not yet ready to nam any Evanston, W ye. league Marvin Olson. Oarlaad. and XMls presidential candidates of Its own. Johnston Brigham. Mra Howard M. Hogs, of VirCecil H. BehttUlo and Ida Wild. Ferres. ginia. smarted that reports of law , T. A. Alice and bootlegging were ' violation MrLane sag Hugh Ogden. to make purposely Geoffrey L Anthony sod Cera . Dra- propaganda exaggerated for tne opponents of per, Fait Lake prohibition. She mid there are three outSUNDAY SCHOOL HEAD NAMED. ten D Jewel sad Edith Ladd Raw, standing names now before, the lina, Wye t. candidates for 9 Jan. OGDEN, Dean Ellis ssd Bdtth Yeamas, Salt country Alla, (Special) three are wets, and any erown Foulger was appointed su- Lake one would take the Democratie of the Third ward perintendent Roy L. Melsoe asd Mary N. Byingtoa. Sunday-schooSunday to sucooed Lava Bet Spring Idahw party dowa to ruin. department of agriculture to bo come associated with ths International livestock show of Chicago as field secretary, said that ths man who can raise cattle and keep the strain from deteriorating is doing well and the man who can continually improve the quality of cattle is adcotnpiishing a worth-whil- e creative' work for the benefit of mankind. Mayer Talks ea Vtskesl tfanhood was the subject of an add res by Mayor Francis who was the principalFrapk speaker, oilier speakers were 8upt John H Hwsnger of tho Modern Woodmen of America farm at Woodman, Colo.; Prest. Charles H. Barton, of the show; Frank W. Harding, general executive of the Phorthorn Breeders association; Tx Condon, representative of tho W'ash burn Condon livestock commission firm, Loa Kara secretary of the Pocatello Fjelstdt, chamber of commerce. Attendance at the show was large on Sunday end aa this was tho first ih th how has been held on a Sabbath day the show official were interested to know if the public would attend. Ne-rt- - ia s4 -- 1 s; ' Walt-wor- k. prest-den- l, 'eductions have been made in many cases very drastic. J3ur determination to make this stock reduction sale a success is your opportunity to save. - pur-cei- re-!- Write far FREE hook Farmer Shoot Bull Lt af andlpoih smrn - De-p- Trt j of Paul of. 11 Lincoln street, lost a front tooth and suffered a cut hp Sunday evening when the automobile In which he was riding with his father skidded on the Icy street and collided with a car driven by H. M. McNeil of 1S17 Fifth East street. 2. son Jackie Selottl, show James Fair who has removed from the ward. Cfyda Wilaon was from second to first gasisc-an- d and Milton Hodge was appointed second- assistant. and were conSunday afternoon exhibits by Secy. ducted- around-th- w Jeeso R. Richard. Service HeldL See -- A ohur&h.day and asnctc, suggested arranged by Secy. Jeso . Rich artia, appropriate to the day, was held In ths Coliseum, Sunday, with 36 exhibitors, herdsmen, gfWoms and flocSmasters present. Rows of baled straw wers used as seats. invocation was by BUhop James H. Platt of Wilson, and Mr. Rich ards introduced the speakers who were Harry Summers, a Shorthorn breeder of salmon, Idaho, who d The Deseret News Thrift Coupon FREE-5- 0 E of the poles being equipped with that msjte handv pieces of iron steps for the potential burglar. W hope to have these poles moved away from buildinon. They are too Inviting- - Another thing is the fire hazard. By blocking the ends of alleys, fire apparatus la unable to get through and the men are greatly handicapped In their work and apparatus Is thereby, endan-ereWe hope to remedy these evils In the very near future. Boy Coatter Crash Come Early. Read Every ITEM NOTE PRICES Come Early MENS A double page ad. would not Hst the styles and prices In this sale. So bo sure to visit our store. Ex LADIES and Childrens tra salesmen will be Shoes, every shoe on sale at a savings of 15 to 50 per cent. Values that are far out of the ordinary. . on hand to help you. Every piece of chandise mer- - will be marked. ( Into Pole; Injured Melvin Everett, 12. son of Mrs Emil Everett of Centerville, -- wa taken to the Dr. W. H. Groves L. D. S. hospital Saturday Afternoon suffering: from internal injuries ss a result of a coasting accident or. one of the lanes in Pbw eastern irt of the city. It was reported that the sled on which the boy was riding crashed into a pole. Silver Top Tiz 150 150 Give it a Whirl SO. MAIN SO. MAIN Free! THE NEBBS FREE Cut out this coupon, good for 69 cents. Take it with or dolto ths Hailorn- lar in Judg Ttust Vompanj, Corner of Third South and Main. Giv It to any of tha saving tellers asd receive from h.m a pass book crediting your thrift account with I! 59. Too will also receive a Glob map of the world In the frm of a savings bank. Kj The hopes ev man, woman and chjld HI take of this exceptional offer. Chp tfcta coupon wow. If ou cant cor.e In person, rend it and tha dollar by ma'l to the Haller an Judge Trust Company. .ftfs offer Is open lo Jiving in whether Will Thi Ever End? Copyright Psuat (J. (0OW I'LL TELL VOO A6AIW 50acEC nou treated Address .. o AJMiXTA wweaj MISTAKE. IF A hJAPPV MIUD VoJD Aee-uppa3i- SCJ 1 CAME SOO VOO MAD MAO me uke kjG YOU a 12. t . pciioce oe some- -. WMOD KUOWM TWE DIFFET20OCE? AMO rr woulonjt COST you AOMUCM BECAUSE IP 1 WAS 'COYALlMCr rr TOO MUCH YOU COULD PA55TME WOt2D AMD I'D PULL UP A IT. TVUN)& any reader of The )eeret News Salt Lake City or elsew here. LA .. Name By Sol Hess Offlew jg, -.. .Age (Optional) 6 U wj. X ,k y r |