Show ' I - 1" ' - ' - i ' - f ' j ' ' - G ' SALE CHARMING SUMMER COSTUMES OF-FARM BUR mm G J Fik TFH ( ' -- V YEAR Iff v : Av k jJ I : - i ' farms" he continued E 1 5 ! l&i f i Jl ' m Ynwrir-in hi appraised values In fact we have aold more farms In Utah in the last six months than we did In the entire year previous in all four i states served by the bankUtah KILLED IN California Nevada and Arizona FEWKlt FAItMS SOLD During the jfirst half of this year "we sold 57 firms compared with 37 during the previous year Thirty-eigof these farms are in Utah and 12 are in San Juan and Grand - counties There are fewer idle 'artner Thrown Out When farms owned by the bank than at Plane Dives Lands any time since Jt began to accrue these properties More than half Safe In Parachute of the 96 farms still unsold are be- lng operated and It eales are now DES MOINES Iowa Julv 19 Ileal estate sales In Utah pending Arnold pilot of the re being made under the super-visio- n (AP)-Ro- ss endurance monoplane Greater Des of the Utah of director the -- tank William M Moines was t killed late Thursday Howell of Bait When thepifcnje crashed nine milfs Lake "The federal land bank has been southeast Jot here! The crash fol lowed an attempt :at a test refuelft potent factor in determining intd starting an enpreparatory terest rateiu Utah where it U ing ' durance Charles tVday a flight carrying larger proportion of the Gatschet was thrown from farm indebtedness than in any of safely with a the other thre states which it tne plane but landed i4 paracnutej rtes has estimated been It that : The plane was flyinsr directlv bo- lta borrowers are at least " 2 per cent less thanpaying they were be low its refueling ship the Miss Sioux City- piloted by Arnold"s fore they obtained their long-terloans fronvthis or mu- brother Amon and Jimmy Ear-wic- k It suddenly went into a tual Institution That would make the savings approximately a million dive completely ouT of control dollars annually in the four state3 Gatschet and Arnold were both and at least a quarter of a'milliou In the rear cockpit is dollars in Utah Not oniy does it equipped with jdual which controls thus make reasonable rates for its Gatschet said he attempted — — In vain "borrowers but it has a leavening Jsffect upon the- rates charged farmers who borrow funds elsewhere ' HEAVY RESERVE the fact jthat the bank "Despite i 3iaa been forced' to carry nearly a million dollars in real estate" con- tinued Ma Ellis "its financial po- eltion has steadily improved The : bank carries 100 per "cent reserve against all real estate owned it has added $192000 to its reserves on real estate contracts during the Mast six months and $30030 to its " legal reserve After all reserves had been set up there was a net in crease of $7583G in undivided on June 29 compared with profits ' December 31 last year" Loans made by the federal landl Tjank' through the 201 national farm loan associations- in'these fouir statea since the bank was organiz ed in 1917 have totaled arnrrxl mately $71800000 to 18655 farmi PILOT REFUELING TEST j - i Ail 4 KM£gB& r Associated Press photo Left: Coin spotted silk crepe combines with plain white crene In this midsummer ensemble fashioned with pleated skirt and loose coat Right: Sle'evoleaa sport suit of light mustard and beige Imported by Henri BendeS The short coat and skirt art of mustard Jersey ' - m - i CHICAGO HIT co-pil- ot - m — — - ' - ' - s " - - - Waves Batter ram Balr SEEN Jl Gilvin Golidge Says Or-- : ganized Fanatical Groups COLLISION Are Menace ROAD m in th At KS CITY jmuonAM July is being hild X" county jail on a 19 charge of operating an while Intoxicated 'complaint - inveaatiSnP0fthS twocars t 11:30 SiSk If w h!fhway night W A by Arnold and Jensen all of OgdenEccles was of the home of Milton Thorn at Perry about a mile south of the Perry ward chapel car north! col fSln h?u aesse11' the throw ng n Into Stevenson ifi and almost demolishing barrow it was stunned and for a wal he was injured JuneWii! thought aon Brigham City a started with the unconfcEJ Em-iSf1'1- 11 Steven-aTccmPani- ed reddle Wagon I ootlnnUlc n Inf — : —: - U A complaint charging reckless '2LTln? was file n the city court aiiwimiHV ' n?ainst - J - UUY I VI 117:7 -- John Rice of "Paynesvill and Cleveland Ohio met hi brother and sister Ed Gray of Winlock and Mr Henry" Rayton Adna RecenUy Gray fond of flowers obtained nursery catalog and noticed thai "John Rice" was an offi- cial of an Ohio nursery company Letters were exchanged and the re-unlo- -- n- rewulted- Ho Is worth '" ruj Wlth U - vho recommends Puritan IVIalt Is Interested In catlsfylnc his trade Igham rested Thursday and is being held °f iaeuln worthies checkC hospital the man sciousness claimed he was not hurt Forgery waa the charged againet Clarence Hodges in aplaced com Sheriff Charies Int "worn to by local business the accident and iTnT!S??!f1 £ men Thursday according to the Pending his release on 1150 ban complaint He is said to have forged the name of si Traceyto several A complaint w it checks-passeat business houses Harvey- Dedrickson: i8n&ed - ' ' MI - - 1 — WINLOCK Wash July- 19 (UP) — A nursery catalog " address recently lead to a reunion of broth ers and sister who had been sep a rated 44 years It occurred when NEW TORK July 19— (AP)— Calvin Coolldge in an article in the August Issue of the American magazine intimated that fanatical minority organizations with powerful machinery for the' Intimidation of congressmenare driving- the presidents gradually of the United fetates to virtual dictatorship " Fearful oC the consequences of displeasing these highly organized groups the former president writes congressmen often-refus- e to take a stand even upon party platform issue and the president is forced to assuma the entire The result he says isresponsibility the weaken-jn- g of the power of political par- and the loss of confidence Jn tna corresponding SStf of?ndpresidential power 5!?h2f w h°lpital at — LOST 44 YEARS ARREST FOLLOWS CHICAGO July 19— (AP)—A furious nor'easter lashed Lake Michigan yesterday and early today causing thousands of dollars loss In lakefront damage: Fifteen foot waves battered lakefront apartment' buildings tore craft from moorings and swept over streets beaches and parks Mariners described as the worst in 20 years Eacjcuraion steamers and fjwfcbters If ought their way with difficulty through the tumbling waters Most drUhem docked an hour or more late STREET FILL GOXlj J i The stormj started shortly after noon when a strong northeast wind swept" over the lake An "hour later many lakefront stredta : were' awash and coast guard erews were kept busy answering distriesfr sigThe iaun shone "brightly nals v throughout the day Repairs recently made' tb khore property damaged in the-- severe spring storms were' in most cases swept away by the battering waves Several email bathing beaches were obliterated A large portion Df the sand fill extending fromTwelfth street to Fifty-firstreet f br the site of the world'3 fair ih441933 was carried back Into the lake j South Shore lrivevwero rerouted when eeaa dashedover street the seawall at Sixty-sevenInundating the thoroughfares and - 493-- US OF ' : FINDS BROTHER DICTATORSHIP -- ElimbeUh PUono part of Jackson park On the north side Sheridan road was blocked through Lincoln and Evanston Police feared to pull the nose of the ship up park the street was in Imminent danger Then he was tossed from his seat of being washed away oppo&itu Into the air lle said he did not Calvary cemetery in Evanston Know what became of Arnold Two north side apartment build wu report saiu tnat ArnoldXoo ings were seriously threatened was thrown from the ehip but oth- Waves shattered Windows in the er witnesses declared lie floor of one while water attempted lower to right it The position of thJ stood two feet deep in the entrance body a few feet from the wrecked of the other craft bore out the latter version The Evanston coast guard ela that he probably was unable to tion was threatened with destrucjump or thought he could regain tion and guardsmen worked control through the night to protect it with The plane dove from a height of sandbags Property eurroundirfg 3000 feet plunged into a of the station was seriously damaged trees and dropped into agroup wooded during the April storms ravine Shipping also vras endangeredby h-- 4 — the storm The steamer "Columbus" returned an hour late last WIFE CLIMBS MOUNT night from an excursion to Mil- —y M A - r m V ZlJJ —all quality InVin" TMM mm-- Iinowlnu t —A I because If s all Parley ) ) iGHT i YT 0 1 0 b IE-si- 0 — TO BE WITH MATE - -- - Corner Drue Brigham City Phone 122 Store Correspondent ot 1 - ' Box Elder Department BY LAKE GALE 15-Fo- - — :Mo-tbrists- ht a — 'TT st "are tnoving more rapidly than for Beyerat years both because the market has improved and because of additional effort by the bank to eell its farms at the new re- i f r7 the-stor- upon which the federal land bank has had ta foreclose during the last eeverar yeara" This heartening new va brohight to the meeting yhera today of representatives of 71 Jocat national farm loan assocla tlona of Utah and the officials of the federal land bank of Berkeley Calif by its president "VVlllard D Ellis (formerly of Ogden) - THE OGDEIT STANDARDEXATnNER -- SALfr LAKE July 19— "An Jm proved market for farm land is rc fleeted by the increased sale of farms durins the last elx months ' a '' Streets Damaged porta ' Good Newa To Meeting In S L FEWER' j FARMS IDLE Federal Land Bank Import ant factor In Fixing Interest Rates - -- Water Front Buildings Former Ogden Man Re "These — - DusJncsa Offloe LAND SHOWS MPROV " " "" " - ' - ' - - i Ore July 19— (UP) The world looks brighter atr least from the top of Mt Hood Oregon's monarch R G McVickers lookout on the topmost point of the mountain looked out of his icabln window the other day and saw nine persons climbing the peak Upon arrival McVicker's wife 'was in the party She will spend the (summer with him and will act as hostess to mountain 'climbers SAJfDY ( The Discount Squad waukee where approximately of its 2000 passengers had disembarked because of the high seas and returned to Chicago by rail Most of the other passengers were ill when the steamer docked on the return trip r The vessel's galley and dining room were in dls-- J arder and several minor Injuries were reported The "Sunsailing shine" of Chicago lost yacht its mainsail and bowsprit opposite Racine wis A steamer saw its plight and sent an SOS call to the coast guard at Milwaukee1 The coast guard mwpn une vessel to port one-four- th Sundries Drug Palmellve 10o Is nearly through Cll VUlaiC Just three more days Of sale for you O 80o aUe r67C PaImoHye6sohr35c on- i7U Kotex?or Dental Cream' :Mc Cuttx LIqu!d"Po!Ih and aize37A 25e Remover 50o Milk of Magnesia alxe Nonapl Antiseptic 65-fo- ot r nr Soap !ze4 for Tomorrow 50e size Monday and Tuesday 37 o i5VC arc aize Odorono 19 60c size 53 Freckle Craam Stlllman 50e size Bandoline for the Hai- 43 r25e alze f White Vaaelln 25c alze Peroxide 2So alze 10 Mennen'j Taleum 25c 'rL 1§ ioa alze Glycerine and Rose ter 25c size Wa- - Q - Each if—— leal I ( PLANS YEAR 'ROUND IN RIO VALLEY BROWNSVILLE Tex— (AP) ilafter " OIe planting and harvesting another for farmers in the valley No season is e exempt Fall cabbage i3 planted any time from July 1 to December It is marketed about 130 or 150 Jdaya -after planting Planting dates on caullHower July 15 to November ''ttngrom 19 The marketing season'' runs from October to March Egg plant is an crop July January or the spring Is g all-ye- ar -- —— Tomatoes -i-- m5"12AJjiPURCHASED a July A A - 19 — Isegotiatlons that have been under way for the last five anonths reached a - conclusion Thursday when the Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph company of three lots on Shoshone purchase street for $20100 for ' bu!wlirtioa-o- Pearls f 550'000 Fringe 60 Frinra telP°n :' X X i Tomorrow at 9 am we offer ONE HUNDRED PAIR of SMART new Pumps y--V - J Children's 4 hose in assorted sizes and a splendid assortment of colors 50c values "(Three pair for S100 (Street Floor) 3-- Wash Goods ?ard - (Street Floor) i39 at (Street Floor) Turkish towels big double thread Cannon quality turk-is- h iowels colored borders Blue pink gold' ' 22x42 (Street Floor) - u 25 and boys in new styles stripes' and plain colors Cotton and wool mixed with rayon stripe V neck — to (Downstairs) 8149 8375 d j : with white dots 1 steel— 3 hooks Six Five-Inc-h garters attached Sizes 40 26 I A - fie Tweed outing suits made of Imported novelty tweed A sturdy suit for all rough wear Regular values to 11500 Spe- -' clal : (Second FJoor) 8500 ' - Tailored' and lace ''trimmed' bandeaux sets and teddies of good quality in new pastel shades crepe Spe-- i clal 8279Second Floor)- step-Ins Outing and play suits for girls medium light weight peg top blue tan and striped Sizes 1 to 8 $135 values for i89d (Downstairs) I - $100 - (Downstairs) - 30 Silk Undies r Silk underwear In" bloomers-step-ln- s teddies etc Up to ?195 values Special flf Of " ' (Downstairs) Towels Booth mill towels size 18x38 Very good wearing and at sorbent Specikl 2 for 25 " ' (Downstairs) Wsh Suits Kiddies' wash suits In mer weight fabrics buttoned at waist with a fancy adjust-abl- e belt to match Sizes 2 t0 --- ' 4 - Silk "underwear bloomers ' vests combinations step-in- s etc S5c values sllshtly soiled " - Play Suits ' QutingTogs decidedly smart ensemble Shirt $195 to 8200 Special (Second Floor) Silk' Undies MenI You'll Want This! the advance season ensemble a fine Arrow aWrt a fine white broadcloth with the Arrow collar attached and a smart new tie of dark blue silk" Sport Sweaters slip-ove- r —— Men! You'U Like This 8145' Sweaters gl Heavy brocade wraparound with elastic over the hips ' Hand - embroidered models-b- aby dresses card table covers laundry bags baby blankets rompers guest towels Values to $500 (Street Floor) for-me- n — s h Wrap-a-roun- ds i Models ! step-in- boned in front with four garters attached SIse 26 to 34 Special 10-Inc- Silk Undies Wide-brimme- S29S -- Anew'lot of elastic full mm Children's' Naturel Straws Saturday Special Towels size Girdles d for Summer — Beacon blankets soft fluffy part wool bright colorful block patterns Bound ends Size ' 66xS0 - $450 values The sketches here 7ra t dress types Blankets ir ia our own stocks WRIGHT'S 4 brims sports and: -- factory for various causes We bought them at y2 the regular price The same nave while not exact give a idea of the stvles Included are beige' pod tan sand white light Some are made with steel arch supports See window toda-FR- EE pair to largest foot! In the display you will see onerpair of extra wage size inese will be given FREE to the C first applicant who can fit them" "Vag" " Wash goods consisting' of dimity tissues rayon etc Prints and check patterns Fast colors" Values to 90c These are factory "rejects" Shoes turned back to the atr£$585 4 - - Feather-ligh- Light Soft Smart in the radiant suntans and white that Fashion : endorses for summer wear Pokus and rtlose Kiddies " (Second Floor) 5229 ! Actual $6 Values Deen semnff IlllBIS : suitable for epreads table runners furnl- -' ture In white gray ecru and brown Valuea to 50e a pastel-hue- Mesh bags' enamel finish good clasps and frames chain handle Come early —only a few left Values $300 Sat urday only : ta close out' ftt (Street Floor) da X c : Mesh Bags ! 8695 Handkerchiefs fine soft lawn hems scalloped or hemstitched All dainty shades or plain white 3 for !t4 "(Street Floor) inches knot betweeri beautiful lustre Only a few left Saturday only to close out Values 1495 S169 (Street Floor) x ' In -- Lu-Itin- to Hanki es for new bright colors assorted styles Neatly trimmed $100 values 05 (Street Floor) Estate Transfers time 95 brevities Broadway women in assorted sizes r- pepper-plantin- We have Just received a new shipment of unfinished furniture such articles as chairs end tables tables! magazine racks and many other occasional pieces— vities Pearls length Josephine F qjson ©iunty today reported the follows ' J Jng real estate transfers: C A Udy and wife Adeline Udy to John R Slater a part )of lots and 2 block 16 plat "C1 of Og- luen cuy survey $5500 John R Slater and wife F Slater- - to Andrew J La vin and wife Eileen Lavin part of lots 1 and 2 block 16 plat "C" of Ogden city survey $10 jMary Lavin ito Andrew J Lavin avpart of lotsL12 and 35 In block 10 South Ogden survey in Ogden city survey: t Andrew J Lavin and wife Eileen Lavin to John R Slater part of lots 12 and 35lin block 10 of South Ogden survey $10 Arthur E Pratt and wife Josephine C Pratt to Eugene E Pratt and wife Eva Lee Pratt &i of lot 12 and part of lot 11 block 2 of subdivision to Ogden city survey $10 r A LScoviIlje and Wife Florence S Scovllle to Construction Securities company la pft-- t of the southeast quarter of section 5 township 5 north range 1 west Salt Lake meridian U 8l survey $1 Wright and wife Martha 5ljOlV V right to Qonstruction Securities company a part of east quarter of section 5 township 5 north of range 1 west Salt Lake meridian U S survey $r M Rio-Grand- Furniture 39 (Street Floor) : - ers D Djoomers Women's rayon bloomer's in the medium size only in color? brown and black reinforced for wear 75c values (Downstairs) S9 Boys Allovers Boys blue white stripe with collar ton front Made of woven hickory cloth mer weight Sizes 1 all-over- at - (Downstairs) and but light to 8 OS Sum- " ' |