Show r ' ' i 1 "" 0 - BOBO BAXTER HEAL WAIVES COMEAIW CS DO rRFECT RlCSRT UJHO iC! r''rJ J ' T — r t A U)CRLfOP STILTS AAib if PAIR OF PAMTVS MG AM EAJTELY WINDOWS BLOWN LIF- E- TM OUT OF HOUSE A c- LECJS At5E MV OUJM OR MOT AST As X "TALL AfOj LOsiC3 LOOVI ACT AGGRESSIVE? -f-r- " THE SUCCESS FAMILY The father of Success is YVprk The mother of Success Is Sarcee tribe in Eastern Canada have such a difficult Ian-guthat it is said no white man has ever mastered It The oldest son is Common JSense Some of the other boys are: Honesty Thoroughness f f ' "Lilac Time" which opened at the Orpheum theatre Sunday or a five-da- y run can be highly recommended "Lilac Time" featuring Colleen Moore and Gary Cooper is a French war drama and has several exceptionally fine scenes Those who read "The Red Knight of Germany" which ran in the Liberty magazine some time ago will have no trouble recognizing the leading German aviator who adds the hero to his long list of vic tories in No 27 The picture was directed by George Fitzmaurice and has been handled in a sympathetic tone The battle in the sky between the seven allied planes and the eight German planes is filmed with a realistic touch that has a gripping appeal Miss Moore gives a winsome rol licking interpretation of the little French girl who falls in love with the British flyer and traces him to the base hospital Miss Moore accomplishes a dif ficult bit of acting during this emo tionai part p£ the film affording a counter balance to the levity of tho early shots The picture carries the Vita-phoundertone although there are no talking sequences The audible part of the film ohas been cleverly arranged to furnish a background of machine gun fire i airplane motors laughter and songs to the action on the screen A vitaphone feature "The Reformer" and the Movietone News-recomplete the bill - DOCTORS WILL HAVE WEEK OFF F - INCONSISTENT MAN SALT LAKE Oct 29— (UP) — Senator Borah of Idaho was called an "inconsistent and Insincere politician" in a statement issued Itodav ' by L E Dillihgham associate di- ' rector Democratic western head- - ne el MAY AVOID TERM BY PAYING COSTS Joseph Velaski 45 of Bountiful was sentenced this morning in the city court on a charge Of driving a car while intoxicated Velaski pleaded guilty Saturday morning Judge John A Hendricks sentenced him to pay a fine ofj $80 and serve The 40 days forty days in Jail will be suspended providing Velaski pays the costs of repairing the I car he is said to have run into with his machine quarters Dillingham objected to Borah's vote to seat i William S Vr of Pennsylvania Sn the senate to his vote of "ys'i on the McMaster's resolution for downward revision of the tariff! to his Vote arainst the FordneySIcCumber tariff bill t to his vote against the women's suffrage act and to his vote I against the Volstead act The Idaho senator was classed dt along with Mrs Mabel Walker and Bishop Cannon am a "demogague and crack pot" Those who followed the colorful adventure! of the modern Captain Kidd and his youthful lieutenant through the pages of the Saturday Post story "The River Pievening' rate" were treated to added thrills Sunday night in the Peery Egyptian theatre when they saw th'w Intensely gripping story picturlzed In Fraticls Coe's serial In the weekly the deeds of the river pirates are thrilling making a story to every type that should appeal " of patron Laid ilong the" docks and wharves of the murky foggy river front Inside prison walla and in the homei of a police- - lieutenant this dramatic Fox production is a rapid mofiqig tale of mystery and romance Also it is highly draa matic Victor jNIcLaglen of "What Price Glory" faine plays the leading role in an admirable manner with pret ty Lois Moran and Nick Stuart fea tured in the supporting cast which Includes I Donald Crisp Dewitt Jennings! Earle Foxe and Robert Perry William K Howard is the director-- j Wil-lebran- i ) 'j HAND WORK ii Fine hand Iwork makes manv afrock smart this season Fagot-tin- g rolled edges hemstitching ? delicate embroidery and narrow hand-mad- e lace edges are excel i" lent i 112 Hours ' 112 ! i 1 Hours Now Now j - ! A Fox hewsreel "Through Forest Aisles" and educational film of the woodlands and "Making Whoo pee" a comedy also are included In the bill THE UTAH I MARTHON DANCE CONVICT RETURNING TO UTAH PRISON KANSAS CITY: Mo Oct 29 — (UP) — Samuel Ritchie 30 was en route today to Salt Lake where he was to enter his favorite prison to serve the- remainder of his sentence on a charge of attempting to hold up a loan office in Salt Lake As Ritchie was being taken to the courthouse here last week to be ar- raigned on a charge of theft of an automobjle he protested and said he would rather serve in the Utah prison than the Missouri prison His wish Was granted and last night he started back to Utah He escaped from a road gang working near thefUtah prison in July 1927 going strong TONIGHT Beauty Contest for Dancers Pantomime i EL MONTE SPRING if Matinees 25c Evening 50c Except Sat and Sun El Monte Cars on Wash A v 15 Minutes After the Hour s ter Sonte of her sisters aire: Cheerfulness Loyalty Courtesy Care Economy Sincerity Harmon Thej baby is Opportunity Get! acquainted with the 1 "old man'" and you! will be able t6 get of along pretty well with the rest ii r the family '' — (MARLN WniTTON1 Editor pro tern) 1 - The ag v Before you put them away for the winte-rCUMMER drapes cretonnes sweaters sports golf knickers scarfs this that and the other MILLINERY WRIGHT'S SECOND FLOOR SECOND FLO OK aran - t jPer-serveran- MILLINERY 1 CABPE UlEJf We've got them w leave it to Carpe Diem Nine of the peppiest girlai are now in the peppiest club Bernlce Larsen Mary Kern and Alta Burns are our senior ulsters for the com ing year Genievere Hess Eleanor Stevens Charlene- Scowcrofti Ada1 Sailor Margery Anderson and IBeth Peck axe our pledges and i Wri mighty proud of everyone of them Carpe Diem promises to be' the school's most exclusive and leading club again this year but we'U have to work for it there will be more competition than we expected You'll hear more about us ce later clothes m wetret Mr S1VJH BORAH IS CALLED THEATRE REVIEWS An apple ai day keeps the doc- tor away: so ho matter how many LITTLE! 3UYS times he visitii you during the year MY-SELhe should not be allowed inside the house for i week starting Wed :: nesday for that is Apple week If the doctor even drives past the house during that week tho national committee will probably send an investigating force to see why you are laying down on the devouring of apples Apple week will be emphasized tn the western country this year by the Union Pacific and the South ern Pacific railroads They will feature apples in all of their din 7 ing cars and station restaurants In addition their representatives will canvass Ithe restaurants and luncheon clubs and ask them to place Adam'sL downfall at the top McKught Syndietti Inc N Y of the menu So if you Imust be pick during i week h de off somewhere in that Enthusiasm Flume has ah area of 11 square the corner so that no one will know Foresight Codpera- tion miles and a population of 53000 it The! oldest daughter Is Charac- - MANSFIELD Ohio Oct 29— (AP) — The home of R C Hoyles Mansfield publisher was bombed was early today The front torn away the front porch windows blotvn out and the interior of the house badly but no one was Injured damaged Besides the Mansfield News is (publisher of the Lorain Hoyles TImes-ITetal- d and the Defiance Telegraph' Hoyles his wife their two small children and a maid servant were sleeping when the- explosion occurred but escaped harm No motive was advanced for the attack Police began an immediate investigation Although police said the bomb evidently was a' small one it ruined the front of the beautiful Hoyles home It had been placed Jn the doorway and made a hole almost five feet deep Furniture in the front rooms of the house was smashed Hoyles and his family escaped Injury because they were In the rear of the house The publisher said he believed the bomb had not been planted with intent to injure him but rather In an effort to frighten him He assigned no reason for the affair The only clew police had was a report of a neighbor that she saw an automobile driving away from the Hoyles home about the time of the blast slip-cove- rs : AAitiUJHO Vckjoujs A CSTATIMC 7?f pt Publisher's Family Escapes Harm Furniture Is Smashed U : PA1T5 IIILMNG DA g 1 ITS - A steel dam having four gates each 18 feet wide is being installed across the Weber river at the" Inlet of the large canal owned by the Davis and Weber Counties Canal company near the mouth' of Weber canyon Robert C Jfye secretary of the company said this morning that the gates are of a special design that open at the bottom and swing upward in an arc The company is also erecting a special sand box which ha be sn designed to eliminate the cari-ylnof large stones into the canal The estimated cost of the work :s $16000 The Haight's Bench Halght's Creek Kaysvi He and Holmes Irri gation companies located on the south end of the canal have been offered 750 shares of water to become effective upon the comple tion of the Echo dam he said and they are expected to take advantage of the offer tARTH !1 MONDAY EVENING- OCTOBER 29 1923 —— Large Canal 22 Neal waived preliminary hearing Bail was fixed by Judge John A Hendricks at $1000 and Neal was ordered held for the district court Neal and a Chinese named Gilbert Kamm escaped from the Box Elder county jail where they were federal serving sentences on Kamm will be taken to charges Box Elder county ' The other three were young men who had been Kamm picked up by Neal and along the road They are being held Jn the city Jail ' ASK TO BE RESPECT m — E ACROSS VJEBER RARE' SCENES 'RIVER PIRATE' Will Govern Diversion of IN 'LILAC TIME' EXCITING PLAY River Water Into TO UfT MYSELF OP FORCES People v RUBE GOLDBERG Dt0'T JCT A IMPORTANT Dan Neal '22 of San Francisco who was returned from Cedar City last week with four other men by Detectives George Theobald and A J Gale appeared in the city court this morning to answer to a charge of taking: a motor vehicle without the owner's permission The complaint was sigried by Theobald and alleges that Neal took a car belonging to D H Moss of Ogden on Oc- -- 1 AED-EXAimTE- - 4 By! HASN'T look more Theft tober MA MAkE YoO Escaped Federal Prisoner Faces Charge of Auto - I H'll a J - STILT - THE OGDEN STAND r'—- -—— ' An Untimely Shrinkage u v ' nesdayl Our First Semi- -Aiiiiual XJ j LTZENA PAYtf E CLUB DINNER PARTX' A dinner party What could be YP&iA ' i lnta ijjunl f inn " iiirai:?1 Millinerv Sale more delightful to a group of happy hungry girls? Imagine a gathering of fair Imaidens dressed In blue and white (to match the table decorations) being entertained by a gracious hostess Miss Evelyn Van Dyke whp sees that eachj one enjoys herself to the fullest and you have the correct picture 6f the French club dinner party 'After playing that highly enllgfcjthing game bunco each girl started! on the long trail home with that satisfied feillng which always fallows me woras i naa a lovely time" AUDREY CLARK Repiorter 400 iate Fall Mats 1 -- Nl ' wSM)' ' v'-jTi-'ik- v That should sell at $5 $750 $10 $15 TOMORROW ii OCR IIAIilj of FAra: We nominate to our hall of tame: Rex Greaves because everything he under takes is a "howling' success"! Because he believes that the took or uinraitar belongs to the Frudentlal Life Insurance cdm ' pany because it Is1 believed that has a pull with the faculty Because he claims that he once found a piece of news In thefHio-School JNotes And Elizabeth Nye Because she :is high chief excuse " writer j Because she! never falls to! pick up bits of paper she sees upon Ithe :t flOOr v Because she has never toldi a 'secret Because she hInvented the phrise "Give me liberty or give me death" And Kolth Cerry Because he believes that thi girls have the right spirit when they sing "Let's Get Together" Because It Is believed thkt he Invented the phrase "There Is pometmng rotten In the state of Denmark" (Ejlther he or Shakes peare) Because of popular vote (All women voting Because he can ask a faVor! In such a way that It seems like ian honor to grant it AUDREY CLARK Reporter We enjoyed the opportunity at Friday's assembly of hearing Hon Don B Colton1 congressman f the V'' : : fv' ''" ' V "' '''' I ' l'f I X A" L t V hk 1 j For we are especially equipped to thoroughly cleanse summer drapes rs cretonnes sweaters sports clothes golf knickers scarfs and this that and the other! Our work is right our prices are right and our telephone number is right down there below! When shall we call? slip-cove- j First district 1 j v f j t yj Ii Here Early : -- All Headsizcs Materials j Mr Colton told us a number! of interesting stories and then launched out In the! theme' "Whit lit Means to Be an American'! By relating the story of Jacob Rys and others who have risen through obscurity poverty and similar handicaps he made jus feel that we too must learn to appreciate the glorious opportunities that are- ours Mr Colton was introduced by David J "Wilson Music was furnished by llugh Ford and Horace 'Nebeker and the boys quartet perald Klomp Roy- al Harfop alton Fouiger and Hessel Stowe A select reading was given by Verna Taylor PAVIA1 Italy Oct 28 — AP)-Students in the diocese of Pavia must wear long stockings and d' and long-skirtdresses of ravla has ruled in a circular addressed to the dlrectoressts !of schools The stockings must be! of black or some other dark tint : 7-- This will be the millinery event of the season Only the newest styles and only high-clas- s merchandise will be offered You will wonder how we can do it - Let us Dry Clean them 7 1 Soleil Velours Fine Felts v: W: Imported Brocades Lyons Velvet Transparent Velvet Gold and Silver Cloth JReboux Satin tapes Small and Medium Brims Draped TAirbansj Colors' - ' I : i All the New Fall Shades of Brown Blue Green Red Skull Caps Eyebrow jEffects Off the Face - DRY CLEANING & DYEING Phonea 2074 wall ave CLOTHES DO HELP YOU VIN DRY CLEAN THEVf OFTENER! x -- high-necke- long-sleev- ed Don 't Miss This Big Millinery Event! ' " © I — i 'Is I Our great corner window is now filled with the smart lints i fipf flipm fnninrlif! I ed the-blsh'o- p I 11 " ? ' 11 - J - i |