Show Men of Steel and State TO GEOLOGISTS Box Elder Department : SETTLE DISPUTE ' Boundary Line In Difficulty 260 Years States' Si 4':-- : y 4tJ ff 7 - 2 - i' ti-- : if A at the other That description was accepted in 1877 when the last of a series of compacts the first of which was drawn up in 1668 was ratified by the state legislatures and congress Its learalltv is not in dispute The question is what does it mean? nUNTINQ GROUNDS Inability to produce a satisfac tory answer has resulted in some violence and much controversy for Jurisdiction the last 50 years over rich oyster beds and fine ft hunting grounds Is Involved Some months ago the problem reached a crisis Interpretation of the legal description of the boun ft)- i dary was the problem ofsetthebefore two the official geologists state Dr Edward B Mathews of Johns Hopkins university and Pro fessor Wilbur A Nelson of the University of Virginia They are now putting the finishing touches on theif work with the expectation of providing a scientifically exact definition which will leave no ground for further controversy To reach their conclusions they Kiiih am James A FarrelL president of the United States Steel have had to determine by personal jorporation (left) and William T Cosgrave head of the Irish Free insDection the tme course of the luncheon given to Cosgrave Potomac and the exact location of state They met at the India House route-bacto Ireland en York New he when out what to through find passed and headlands men who was intended by the drafted the 1877 compact by such loosely used words as "bay" which ordinarily means a body of water abutting on the ocean At some points where headlands w and other parts of the bank have been built out with sediment or I washed back since 1877 they have had to determine Just where the low water mark was 60 years ago by investigating" the ground and comparing old and new coast and geodetic- survey maps I CHANGE MAPS Legally of course no land or water Is being taken from either state but acceptance of the scien- Shoe Week if At triA rlne of tific interpretation of the bounww w Kminfs fnmnrrnw nifflitD 3 in will several changes bring dary — — is still and been a has closes It opportugreat the commonly circulated maps " which will be in the nature of cor nity to buy Wright Quality Shoes at low prices All rectlons All however will be of men who need shoes now should investigate slight extent the cclogists assert X AMINER COLOMBO Ceylon Feb 10— (By The Associated Press) — Ad vices from Nuwara Eliya lnianQ resort say that the former ma-haraj-ah of Indore and his fiancee Miss Nancy Ann Miller of Seattle Wash will leave for India on Sun Feb 10— Fu neral services will be held on Sat urday afternoon at 2:80 o'clock in the Second ward chapel for Baby Bobby J Hodges who died Wednesday morning Bobby was born In Brigham City on fiOvemDer z? jjs ana was a son of Sam and Bessie Burden Hodges He la survived by the parents and a brother Jack and the George grandparents MrMr and Mrs and Mrs J J Burden and Hodgesj all of this city The services will be under the direction of Bishop N J Valentine v TDARD-E- THINK CONVERSION WARM WINE FOR OF GIRL IS NEAR CHILLY PARIS COPS BRIG1 HAM CITY ld ' -6 FUNERAL SERVICES SET FOR SATURDAY V lawyers Maryland and Virginia have called in scientists to end their boundary dispute The boundary la described by law as the southern bank of the Potomac river from Harper's Ferry to its mount at Smith's Point "without following indentations bays creeks inlets or affluent riv-aera" At such oointa it follows mark straight line from low water at one headland to low water mark -' 92-J- ': 8 fa By COLEMAN B JONES (Associated Pjtm—Science Editor) WASHINGTON (By The Associated Press) —Instead of following the usual course of employing 260-year-o- t — Correspondent Eliza! eth Bait Phone Business Office Corner Drue Phone 122 i " ST A OGDEN THE FRIDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 10 1928 PARIS — (By The Associated Press) —Warm wine is served free to the policemen of Paris at their station houses whenever there is a cold wave This is one reason why the new prefect of police Jean ts Chiapps is popular wHk the The tn as well as publio free wfhe to make the lot of the cop a more happy one was his idea According to his ordert any patrolman pounding the pavements during the night may if he feels cold drop into the station house blue-coa- The police af Paris are forbidden to drink at cafes and bars when in uniform Morley Drury Southern California grid star this season and back was presented a gift of $1000 in cash by admirerss in his home town recently All-Ameri- ca CREAM O'WEBER DAIRY PRODUCTS day It is believed that the purpose of the trip is the conversion of Miss Miller to the Hindu faith In order that the marriage may be held rn PIONEER WOMAN DIES IN ARIZONA Mr MESA Ariz Feb 10— (By The Ann Associated Press) — Mary Stapley 81 whose father drove Brigham Young's team Into what was to become Salt Lake City when the Mormon leader made his (J ' J second trip into the new country in 1847 died here yesterday STATE OFFICIALS Mrs Stapley came to Arizona in covered wagon days and was TO HOLD MEETINGS the the mother of 11 children six of are still Irving BRIGHAM CITT Feb 10— Fifth whom annual iconvention of the State As soclation of Auditors Clerks Treas Evans of the farm bureau A P urers and Assessors will be held in Bigelow president of the Utah Taxthe state capitol building on Feb payers' association and Attorney ruary it and if Tne president is General H H Cluff will speak A P Russell Wight Box Elder county variety of business problems will clerk On the morning of Febru- be discussed by speakers the secary 16 Mayor John F Bowman of ond day Election of officers will Salt Lake Gov G II Dern Frank close the convention for a firiak a- - mm f7 : j — II PROTECT THEIR BU1LX) THEIR IP!"' STRENGTH HEALTH - WRIGHT'S MEN'S STORE SHOE WEEK TO CLOSE i i NUMEROUS TITLES HELD BY KAISER r's I I A' pers J5ISKXJN— (By- - The Associated Press)— A radical cure for rickets is said to have been found in milk treatea with ultra-violrays in an constructed by the chem apparatus 1st Dr Schoell In this apparatus Dr Schoell was abl& to subject any desired quantity of fresh milk in a vacuum to the uiira-vioirays from a quartz the first time lamp succeeding-foIn keeping the taste and smell ot themvramilk unchanged it ii wun nutpe miiK so merous children with prepared rickets at the University hospital of Frankfort on Main were fed and completely cured m rrom four to Bix weeks The advantage ofthis method of treatment is said to lie in its cheapness and in the facility with which et $790 RS practically unlimited quantities of milk may be prepared for whole sale consumption NEW YORK— (By The Associat ed Press) — Shielding has been uni versally adopted in the modern ra dio receiver m view of the necessity for selectivity and as an aid to oscillation control ASI1T SIKI(S)IP Cinder long wearing flexible leather uppers make this shoe comfortable and easy on the feet Values to $1350 none less in price than $11 During shoe week only ?790 f Oxfords of style that stay Smooth oxfords blucher or lace patterns of heavy grained leather soft or semi-sof- t toe flanged heel Goodyear knob soles oval or square' s and plain eyelets Colors of black or tan calf models Oxfords that re out of the ordinary Regular $7 values Shoe week special $490 Now $890 High tops for men made by the makers of Star brand shoes Heavy oiled upper stock or Nampa tan stock We're closing out our entire line of high tops during thiaj shoe week Regular $11 boots Shoe week special §890 j'BOYS' $5 SHOES $330 j Boys' shoes for school Good heavy uppers with leather or panco soles Types for dress wear or types for play use Colors of Guaranteed solid leather throughout black tan or brown Values to $5 Special for shoe week ?330 of I About years ago Lawyer Lincoln said — I can sue that poor woman for I can recover it for you But my dear sir try and think of some other way of making $600' "Yes your $600 and Today we cannot' pay any greater tribute to the memory of Lincoln than to pause a moment and make a little journey into' the recesses of our hearts Cast out whatever of arrogance of malice of selfishness that we find there Thus will we make way for the qualities that Lincoln would show if he were here to- ' day in person as he ever shall be in spirit GREAT PROFIT GROWS FROM GREAT SERVICE GIVEN 24th Streets Bank of Safety and Service 98c stamped on best valuee quality tubing $150-$17- 5 Pillow eases Per pair $125 $100 6 for $100 Fine white and tan linen cen 5 stamped In good designs 45 and 54 Inch values to $400 To close at j ! Luncheon Sets r Luncheon sets stamped on Indian Head and cream muslin 36 by 36 and 45 by 45 ' Stamped buffet sets and scarfs white and brown linen Price Boudoir pillows stamped In at- tractive designs for simple embroidery on voile Colors blue Now 18c '25c peach and green " Half Price Coolie Coats Now $193 Handkerchiefs Ladles' handkerchiefs and colored 35c value white 6 for $100 Boudoir Pillows white cotton huck with colored hems 35o values 1 Ladles' coolie hats tinted on black red blue and yellow sateen Were $350 Price Buffet Sets One-ha- lf Guest Towels Velvet tabfe runners and pillows stamped edges trimmed Colors bluer mulin gold lace $225-$37now and black berry ter pieces and luncheon cloths 36 One-ha- lf 35c Table Runners Luncheon Cloths Tea Towels Stamped' guest towels doz children's dresses with bloomers Ginghams voiles and organdies Values to $200 3 Per pair 79c Night Gowns ' Ghilds' Dresses stamped on good quality tubing $100 value Now 79c 25c and ih©e§ Pillow cases $100 Stamped tea towels and 50e values 12 1— Pillow Cases Ladles' night gowns stamped on fine white nainsook pink blue or yellow binding $1 value Now Merchandise At Reductions of E3 Ladles' night gowns stamped on fine colored crepe $150 f 1 Mlgli-Gmc- le Night Gowns 75 ' ©hp Emtiff© Btoclx via Dee Art Shop On coming we Xind ourselves In or pletely overstocked der to get our stock to the otpoint we desire we are reductering the greatest tions in our 20 years oi "imsineas: With few exceptions practically our entire stock Is on sale Ladies' house dresses made up stamped on linene colors coral yellow and rose $175 value duo-tone- ilEN'S $11 HIGH TOPS resumed the management of theso Syldo- House Dresses $690 $7 SMOOTH OXFORDS NOW $490 " SLYVIA DEE HANNA DEE th strong thin corrugated steel arch support and the - Bostonian De Luxe oxfords style for every dress occasion Luxurious models in fille Scotch grain leathers Collegiate models in choicest black and tanv velvet smooth calf with extension soles and heels dressy business shoes that feel comfortable all day long gunmetal calf oxfords for after 6 p m or before trim and flexible as a slipper All De Luxe models sell regularly for $900 Shoe week special $690 We have recently ' With Only a Few Exceptionf i !: -- Arch-Preserv- er $9 "DE LUXE" OXFORDS ))! vji? ©PENS SATUEPAY 9 A M f shoes Calf or kidskin up Brown black or tan colors The snug fitting arch E T Wriffht fiA mf JJTX - I et r S15 FROCK SHOP 2378 Washington Ave BERLIN— (By The Associated forbidden in Berlin cabarets dance halls and other places of amusement The reasdn is found in another "favor" distributed In these night life emporia —the "Cupid's dart' The "Cupid's dart" is a diminutive arrow of paper mache which is blown through a bean blower together with the blowing rod it is distributed to guests of night life siaoiisnmenw ana many a merry catue is rought The more beautiful the face of a flapper the more numerous are the "Cupid's darts" hurled at her by admiring males So long as the toy balloons were aiso a part of the fun explosions were irequent as the darts often on a num piBrcea me Dauoons ber of occasions people were hurt while-- on others a nanlo ensued when nervous habitues mistook the explosions ror shots —— Worth I ARCH-PRESERVE- " eber Central Dairy our New Spring COATS and Millinery also on SALE at low prices CAB ABETS FORBID TOY BALLOONS ' Highest quality products of this dairy will hereafter be marketed under the label! of "Cream o' Weber" Notice the cap on your bottle— if: it reads "Cream o Webei" ' you V JL Jl Know it is me very utsi AH of rg CURE FOR RICKETS - f 1 I ex-kais- er : Saturday At I Phone 2464 ' MILK TESTED AS On i i (By The Associated de Gotha for the present status is set forth as: "Friedrich "William II Victor Albert former King ruling German Emperor and of Prussia!" But were William traveling about the world he would also be entitled to inscribe himself In hotel registers etc with any one of the numerous rankinig titles 'conferred upon him solely as marks of honor and not entailing any ruling powers such as "Prince of Prussia Count of Ilohenzolldrfr Duke of Saxonla Westphalia and Engern Orandduke of Nlederherrn Prince of Oranien Prince of Ruegen or Ostfriesland Prince Count stu Honorary Citizen of Frankfort on Main etc Besides a long string of ranking holds also a titles the number of honorary degrees from foreign universities as: the LLD of the University of Pennsylvania Doctor of Civil Law of Oxford university the M D of the University of Prague etc All members of the Hohenzollern family were deprived by a Prussian state law of June 23 1920 of the right to the address arid titles of "Tour Majesty Imperial or Royal Highness" or "Highness" but authorized by the law of November 27 1923 to carry the title of "Prince or Princess of Prussia" BERJLIN— Press) — Toy balloons have been pure pasteurized milk which is delivered in bottles that have been thoroughly cleaned and sterilized— this is the ideal complete food products which you may have delivered every day to your home by our drivers There's! nothing more nourishing than milk yet it is such a balanced food that it is recommended to those who must diet to lose weight though equally satisfactory in adding weight when one is too thin It is always a builder of better health and istrength Surely there is no better food Rich TOMORROW — In the Almanach Press) 1928 Ilen-nebe- Th eres Health In Every !Drbfi Gifts & Novelties Half Price ! v NO CHARGES - NO REFUNDS - NO EXCHANGES ENTRANCE- THROUGH HIRSCI33IAN 'S - |