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Show THE OGDEN SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 31, 1921. TILDEN PLAYS rolflT'lFGZAR' STANDARD-EXAMINE- 11 R -- - i & guns boom as MIND-TENNI- S i ;By DEAN SXYPElt. QUALITY QUALITY William T.' Tilden it practice; plays FIRST FIRST tennis with, a racquet. Inmatches he with-himind. plays .Mind-tennha placed him among the world's Hat; of super greats. Ten years ago a slender boy In Call for short pants ran balls in the Daris How England's Everything From Autos to W. A. Larned between match ) cup AtVr Zithers At Chicago's Big Help WasLaughed ' C. Parke at the Gcrmantown and J. .;... . . , Is Related Exposition Cricket club, Philadelphia.- '- ' .'. Nobody noticed him. A year ago that same slender boy, CHICAGOT "July SO.The roar of (By International. News Service.) now grown to a slander man, went 30 "When the first carat VIENNA, July defeated guns, shrieking whistles, fireto Wimbledon.. Enfiland. and I same Parke while Britten royalty that Zepjellns had flown over London the works and a parade today opraed Chi RHf fah ambassador to Russia, Sir looked on. cago'a pageant of progrrta. that. I PHONE George Buchanan, demanded , tour. stralS' FREE save to the 10 a m. At a Russian corps a, button send army by " pressed he has 20 months For the v ' past 1700 British caoital.'' world Delivery from one end of the mind-tennCoolidge ' la Boston Like a voice 'from the grave, this traveled his with to the winning or other, at came entrance of the clanged fir gangs 'revelation today from the nps from old 'world stars. : the with General Sukomlinoff. Russian minister Its Industrial SPERRVS municipal pier Is home The tall tourist, again. of war at the outbreak of the war, exhiblta from all of the counDRIFTED SNOW parts the towards his guns siege directing "a now an emaciated human shadow,' he try. of HIGH defense which Davis PATENT the cup ' iman without a country, hunted from ' Then came the first reporta of canwon. v to post. FLOUR pillar once is At non Tilden and the roar of aerial bomba. Fifpresent cmer all The military powerful travelibttUr for Much wanted for strain has been great in Nothing - In teen mlnutea later Secretary Davis, the Muscovite empire who for years The - mads bread. In miles. ngof home thousands England prttarvlng. Frtt starved and suffered in prison,, then he won in spite of illness. fpokesman for President Harding, deExtra fine Qranu-all and was week. Special, always.- 100-liTered addressthe 100 ' barely escaped g execution lated. opening His one defeat recently at Proviexile in Siberia 48 lb. Ib. saved from THOUSANDS PARADE Vinlb. bag dence, R. I., by the , when the Bolshvtki released all polit. waa bag . . ! bag was It estimated per-a and cent 75.00 that Richards, 70 surprise more than years ical prisoners of eona In took part while' the ; of age is 76 made this and other upset. he parade ' sensational disclousres to a ONE BLACK MARK- hundreds of thousands more watched. ' 3 So can Tuna 35c pint Del Monte on Regular 60c HewOn the pier there are four streets, one The Vienna' Neue Freie Richards which get dropthe Cof- tative, of,' lett's 0C Pah ' Catsup, Supreme 17- . each half a mile long, divided into, ped to Tilden In the match was the Press. W: special One SOc can Grape no i Recovering' in a sanitarium in a first he has lost this season. aectlona. There are automobiles there " 33c No. 1 can Dry tlr . . 43c hte sufferings victory has followed another for the s . . b C.OC Butter . and between. j suburb of Saxony from had and althers everything been his boy tennis marvel. in prison where rats Shrimp, are of stono and There fellcs ace the 23c 60c Shelled Walnuts, It was the first symptom Tilden i sole companions and hard tack and Regular 15c packspecial . . . . h there are 1921 babies ahowlnjr In strtk 1 water his only diet, he has just been has shown of cracking under the can 30c No. P on ages Jello, speQO ing contrast the progress of civlllxa-- ; "ordered to get out of Saxony within strain since he (annexed the world Minced ciai Clams jC cial, package. OjC OjC 24 hours and only the intercession of title. Ulan, and commerce Irom - an Min- He needs rest; to restore ' him to old German general, times" until the present. ister Von Hobenborn, saved him frdm his former dash and confidence. The position, will continue until UTAH NEW WHITE the expulsion. He was finally allowed When himself he is sill the world 14. August Fresh Pasteurized master. is he' until g to stay at the sanitarium POTATOES RUSSIAN SECRETARY SPEAK8 "I haven't a tingle stroke that is able to leave; whither he will go he Creamery WILLIAM T. TILDEN OFF THE GROUN. A more contented America, a richall for week, has as yet no Idea, for he is one of not played better by some other inSpecial SOAP er nation and a model before the world ' the most hated men in Europe.. dividual," says Tilden. BUTTER of strokes wins matches. WHAT HAPPENED. Extra of human machinery was predicted aa Freak are useless services . 19c "nmro out vour nottvle of nlav "Do not fool Ion the court. '.749c for Famous Here is what happened, according its It Is against hlgh-cias- s 10 bars . a before. of match result better opponents. (the jthe understandingown. story, after the the worBt enemy of progress. "Be accuarte first, then nut on! "And if begins, 'to Sukomlinoff '8had freshness. you study very under vou'll:Kin mntnvr mH imnlnro tohv "Do not develop one favorite shot been made.. British request SODA a Kume inai a It is science rina the Always of Labor Davis James J. - ulaved with the 'I answer evasively' Grand Duke- and play nothing else. Practice rac-- t Secretary stronrremember the mind not that the Always GOLD DUST This f Nicolai Nicolaievitch is the commanmarket. most your weakest stroke. CRACKERS day at the opening of Chicago's pageest defense is to attack. quet." '' week. is him." to of ant It up progress. Regular 70c No. 5. Regular 40c pack v .. 43c "Then. Buchanan asked me .to put Davis brought hi? mes-- , pound box. Secretary ages. special, Special, the request directly to the Czar. The 59c with from the . . . . . . . 33 p Washington all sage week package czar replied: who of ' President Harding, "Ask .Nicolai Nicolaievitch.'was unable to be present but who sent "When I did this the grand duke a message of greeting to Mayc-answered: Buchanan is- crazy. I'll tell you jThopjpsaji wishing the eiposltion sucwhat we'll do, though. We'll collect cess. some old Cossacks on the Don and FAVORS PAGEANT Oh, boy! Here they are aad away they o. send them over with old horses and means be more could effective "No Sweet, ripe delicious. Just the time for an This will make a good useless arms. our found for country, awakening in London. impression early watermelon bust. Free delivery. when the whole nation seems to be "Shortly afterward Buchanan came Every melon guaranteed. said in all seriousness that Invitations dumb and despondent, than a pageto Conference again and could to Forces Greek Deposits Accepted, Charges, , Eager Ar-send, a fleet to ant of progress," Secretary Davis said. .England to After President Flees and in Rush Finish transport the troops to on Disarmament Soon to changel "No better time could have been pickLondon. I told him: Go ed for such an awakening. I feel sure Out With Funds : Job "The grand duke will permit only now that an the mecnanicai reaajust-- . , the despatch of 400 old Cossacks. This Prices that set the" pace. With quality and aervlce paramount.' ments necessary to our business re-- ; made Buchanan very angry. He said: WASHINGTON". July 30. Secretary (By International Newt Service.) ESKI SHEHR. AsU ilinor, July 2f. covery have been completed. We real Goods always returnable If undesirable. Every Item guaranteed "We need 40,000 bayonets, not 400. "Hughes and Sir Auckland Oeddes, then formally declined British ambassador, Is to the Associated he and Prea).-Tthe "England lie that way you are protected against loss- Merchandise that graces higher (By prosperity toj than of the looted Michigan Trust company the offer of. 400 old and useless Cos- an hour In conferencespent more, In or rorce than the average with prices lower than ordinary geoda back." work oroKen were Kemati quality Indict discuss.Mustapna tonight facing possible today sacks.' . elsewhere. command it is understood, details to be ar- ment as a result of statements made Pasha, numbering lss than 50.000 President message Harding's today; ing, -memoirs. on hl!I have taken publish to it ponttlon up me E. John Conrad much to would gratify about'gajj the delivery of formal by very Sukomlinoff was threatened with ranged prior Watch - ., P .. to the proposed conference States Attorney Heath. Conrad admit-- ; 40 miles east of In' to true rearrest after his release from the Invitations them are several powerful Greek JH;U were accepted . by JLiMnn that ing the; the limitation of armaments and ted deposlta aa. ' . deserves , fortress of St. Peter, and St. Paul on the m , v,o v a Hivi.iAmt f city mii Th0 Tri East. where he had been confined after his theIt Far a no have defensive capital ot progress, was knew last week after thet of prepared positions. said British day (that the governthey trial for war guilt and are The to Greeks Other on' anxious condition. bank's looted engagements prevented his rush ex- -' probably would not insist further He escaped in the nick of time pass-- ; ment to as finish the Job. of the city's invitation to was on The Angore, toj a they staj.es acceptance and attorney conference reported preliminary ing the frontier' in disguise and f lee-- ; would not anu return norne, but mill- - open the pageant, the of be pres obthe it, serious considering presentation president said any interpose All he had with him ing to Finland. neueve move tnis to statement Conrad's the conexperts tary to Jury. would, the conference ntl grand having1 jections sewed in his coat was-the manuscript The charge would be for accepting de- not be prudent, and the army is ex-- ; ' sCII .N"Tlvr DFU early in November. his mempirs which he had vened constituting cenl un,iC the tariff It also developed that France is posits after the bank became insol- pected to remain here three or four Minn.. July' 30. I'rofes- - AMERICAN KEWPIE hT pAUU act of.l.?.S.per , written in the fortress cell and which 113. O drive "another vent. Cbef.?re not to adverse 64 armistice November D Cory efs4rn , Bor oo ,nternationaIlyIsi he expects to publish PROTECTION in, sev- day, for the first meeting, 11, shortly GET TO C. Sp'urgin. the missing pres- Wu! ' Warren un' Yvfl I and and that scientist known .. sportsman. eral languages. ; riiAit KXPIOSIO.N. uinrn jy lnc'ta(l here disappeared the previous week- - .inuim ui ihc jiimuiirii V, Kaly. Japan and China have ident, The. HAVANA. July 10. Port poik minister, who "served. In officially end. Officials time. at Conrau the their willingness to accept military posts for a .half ceVitury, indicated 'high WASIUNOTON. Joty 10 Protec- were placed on the shipping board by the Nationals, ' said, knew he had left hehtnrt In the' of organization date. under three different czars, incurred that Their apes ranged from 16 to 50. prisoners and 42 cannon have been tion Is provided for American kewpies steamer Maxama today upon the re bank's vaults, worthless securities to; universal hatred in Germany, through u f OFFICIALS SATISFIED Invasion by their foreign- suest of the captain, who declared h in of dollars squan Scores of deserters, prisoners said, taken. The Turks have lost some count against Satisfaction with developments was replace thousands " reaon to fear attempts to blow , Uhe "disdlousure ; at" his trial at" n Is had under a decision announced to- had his been shot by their officers. 3000 men by desertion, it declared. cash. he disregarded ah order from expressed by officials and thre were dered ol up Articles Losses ship. of the the num. hr nirht Turkish Nationalists wounded treasury. and The killed Ciretk of trail Sourgin tonight appear- in killed and wounded are that the invitations would ed The the Czar to hold 'up the Ruesian'mob- - indications eokew- called as and' known 2000 while chlnaware ini estimated 7S00. be as to ber as when a much mystery out sent approximately be next week. The unofficial 71 Plums 1 ligation. are contain held dut decision Greek at per cent of watVr. said, 6500 the while 1,000 The! have taken the quarters started. pies, a 'beeji bmt none- priorer. authoritative decla- statessearch was, first' In his lnterviewat Dresden he fol-- i was still office attorney's LJI himself as the "goat" for the ration that the United States was opclues in Detroit, Alabama, Florconferences and lowing mistakes of the czar and the latter's posed to preliminary at El Paso. Texas. There! especially to parleys participated in ida and the Grand Duke Nicholas. uncle, no developments in the chase. ' He said if 'a mistake had been made by any number less than all the in- - Were A new angle was given the case' about the Russian mobilization it was vited powers are believed to have for- when detectives located Mrs. Martin! directhat not the czar's who had first ordered it stalled further efforts in Cuthbert Prentice, a divorcee, who had, . tion, and then tried to cancel It. been sought as the "comely brunette" NOT MUCH COMMENT "I told the czar," he said, "that Spurgtn at the bank Justj mobilization is not like a cab that TOKIO, July 28.i (By The Associa- who visited to .his flight. Her Bister told prior of As ted can simply be stopped.- Orders and Press.) Japan's acceptance Mrs. Prentice had visited the! a part in the proposed countef-prder- s Far Eastern inquirers. result in' disorder." bank at night to "learn bookkeeping."' Speaking of his prosecution tnd discussion at Washington was anticiReports ' were current tonight that' repated locally the newspapers areover punishment he said sadlly; Spurgin might surrender at any time. comment extended from "The attorney general expressed his fraining Officials at the Pinkerton agency regret that my death sentence had the dispatch of the Japanese reply to been commuted. I am not being melo- the Invitation,- devoting themselves shared 'this opinion. oo dramatic when I tell you that I my- rather to the resumption of speculaself regretted that most. I was then tion as to the problems the conference sentenced to life. When the Bolshe- will deal with among representative vik came to power, all prisoners of leaders of 'Japanese life. Outside of over 70 were released, but soon after-,war- d official circles there is no inclination they tried - to rearrest 'me. 1 to minimize the importance Japan atNow taches to the Washington deliberamanaged to' escape to Finlandnor home, nor tions, "I have neither country faith. AH I wish to do before I die A new note in the Japanese disis complete .my memoirs which will cussion hers is the allegation that place a different complexion upon America is trying to scrap the league WASHINGTON GROVE. Marymany vital Issues and events of the of nations. Thus Professor Nlchiri land. July 30. Prohibition Comwar. on and internaMatusnaml, authority missioner Haynes, speaking here 00 tional law and a delegate to The declared "he is a shorttoday, after conference, Hague predicting sighted American who fails to see that the Washington conference will in the bootlegging of today both mean the death of the league of nathe spirit of the anarchist and the the. failure of the tions,, declares bolshevik." league means that the Washington "The bootlegger," he asserted, conference, will likewise fall short of "is in the last analysis a law vio- -. success, becauseJike The Hague conlator. and stripped of his social ference, it will have no, enduring reand political Influence he prestige sults, achieving recognition only on is a criminal giving assistance and paper. encouragement to those forces OX oo CLEVELAND. O., July- - 30. profiteering criminality whose Any one desiring: a long horned business it has been to prostitute Texas steer, or a wild, bucking: statesmanship and debauch citiare" broncho, guaranteed not to stand zenship, which have murdered ' without considerable more men in the. of hitching, discharge please apply to thjacity of Cleve-land- ,' their duties in proportion to the which has ust ended ' a number employed. In the enforce125th ' anniversary '.J celebration ment of law than fell on the batwith a rodeo a term embracing tle fields of France. " . a circus ot cow punching and The personal liberty argument broncho busting with full equip, against prohibition was described ment on its hands. The rodeo did'-no(By International News Service.) a as bubble" by the com"soap COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo-Ju- ly missioner. pay and Cleveland has what SO.In a. desperate, remains of the wildest wild steers oe ever lariated in Texas and shipped i for tuberculosis. operation' a FIGHT PICTUEES former navy here from Rising Sun, of the Ine Qeorgre Burke, state. Also Included Is a colman, rolled up his right sleeve, ' Star SHOWN IN GOTHAM removed the top from a small keg lection of cowboy equipment. ' It's a hand and resolutely thrust his long hike to the alkali," amongn the oils of a four-fosang the cowboys tonight, many NEW YORK. July SO. Motion picYoti seven-buttoof whom, with their; equipment' rattlesnake. tures of the Dempsey-Carpentlfight will not be affected ; by writ of were placed on public; exhibition today Quick as a flash, there was an and the fangs of In a theater In the Times Square disattachments served on Campbell angry the reptile were buried deep In and Hinkle, of Rising Sun. trict. the flesh of his hand; oo This action' followed announcement With a Jerk. ,Burke withdrew ' of an opinion by the county district interesthis wounded hand, seized the office yesterday that the exattorney's SWITCHMEN RULES snake and .calmly cutting off its hibition would not violate any state d threw the body back into law. Federal District Attorney WILL BE DISCUSSED head, the keg. ' Several hours later, declared that no further action when he knew there had been would be taken .by his office which time for the venom to permeate (By International previously prosecuted "Tex" Rickard his whole system, he called In a CLEVELAND, O., July 30. Rules and F. C. Quimby.- the exhibitors, for and working conditions wilV be condoctor and was treated for rattlethe films from New Jertransporting sidered at a meeting In New York next snake bite. sey In violation of a federal law. Rickard and Quimby rwere each fined Wednesday between the heads of the Yesterday morning he appeared to be perfectly well. He Is now four the $1,000. brotherhoods, railway head of ' the switchmen's union of North Amerin hopes that a cure has been efica and the special committee of the fected. RAILROAD MEASURE American' Railway Executive Associ. Doctors say he 'will recover. " oo ation. COMING UP SOON President W. P. Le, of the Brother-- . AGED BRIGHAMITES hood of .Railway Trainmen, tnade the announcement here tonight. MAKE LENGTHY TRIP WASHINGTON, July SO. ConsiderThe meeting follows the request of ation of the administration railroad the brotherhood general chairmen bill is to be begun next debt who decided at Chicago to take a t, BUTTE, Mont.. July 0. J. P. Jen- week funding by senate and house Interstate stand ori the United States Rallwar sen, aged 76, of Brlgham. Utah, ar- commerce committees. Republican board twelve per cent wage slice. The rived here recently with his "wife, leaders hope it may be. passed by the brotherhoods have instructed the local' who is aged 71. after an automobile house,, ahead of the tax revision bill, branches hot to negotiate with man- trip that had taken them through five and reported to the senate before the agers of any railway pending negotia- states and Yellowstone park. Both recess of congress. They said they tions at New York Wednesday. reported that they were enjoying their had been advised by treasury officials oo . trip immensely and had suffered no that such a schedule would meet tho ; , ill effects. situation, v Farm mortgagea In mo amounted oooo to It. 1 per cent of the value of the A New Hampshire farmer ships The curfew originally was a signal i farms. for families to put out their fires. apple wood as fireplace fuel to two . i ; . PAGEANT OPENS - s is 1 -- -- ,5 - of , -- if 4wM'&K ' - ' , 4 k Vice-Preside- nt is BEET SUGAR -- " , ! ; over-tennnise- d. CANE SUGAR dt-livtr- , - y - I $753 life-lon- $1.79 $773 I : ' Lit , - -- ' I pre-hlstot- ic ; Ex-W- ar , I ! - "Co-ordinati- on m-h- " '! ! : der-in-chi- lOKr... n .. ef. HUGKES TALEtS 1 - mm ARMY MORE BANKERS j nt . WATERMELONS - 11ITH , GEODES FACE ARREST TAKES TO HILLS ! j i 1 It Pays to Trade at the American . - j Will . Vice-Preside- nt ; Phone Your Order ! tn " . ; Free Delivery 0 I , -- U' 1 . 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