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Show THE OGDEN THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1921. ' Delegates From Virtually Every State Gather in St. , ; Paul,' Minn. ".v Dele- Minn.;. Sept. 22. ST. ;PAUL, - - - . . . 8-- 4c tc 4 l-- 4c . Or-tonvil- . . . ..... MW4MMMMaHlMM iU4A4M Mt Wvi-l- O i .ii-x- 11 Alio Young Ladles' Black Calf Lace, medium English toe. extra Quality soles sizes 2Vt to 7. at NO $3.48 At Four Black Kangaroo Lace English last; Black Velour Calf Lace English last; Black Velour Calf, mat calf top, Blucher lace regular last Same style In Brown Calf. Former price waa $12.50. Boys' brown Ti 41 ll r. r S2.68 I Army Shoes it ii Army Shot 8 in brown calf lace. Aak for No. HS. Boy if - -41 -- All Specials $9.85 Here are Brown Calf Bluchers Panama last; Brown CaJf Lac and I'ackards English la it; Brown Calf Lace in semi Kng lih last. They're the doublr service kind. Formerly aold at You will find in this assortment of rackards what you will agree are very unusual Taluea In Black Kid Lace foot form last: and Black Kid Lace regular last. These have been selling at I13.S0. it Shoes in black and sizes 10 to 2: 2H to 5, $2.48, $2.98, $348 Prices--an- d $9.00 $8.50 1 Friday and Saturday high-grad- S1.98 le, ; this line have been quite high for the last few year, the game e as other Men's Dress Shoes BUT THEY ARE NOW WITHIN YOUR REACH AND WORTH EVERY PEN. NY THEY COST. You'll find here a wonderful selection of lasts Foot Form, Panama, Regular, Combination and English in brown and black Kid and Calf. Children's. Misses' and Young Ladles' School Shoes in elies 5 to 8f 8H to 11; HVi to 2: to 8. Black Calf Lace Black Calf 'Button Brown Scuffer Lace. ll Boys' Shoe Special The quality of a Packard Shoe ii never questioned. Prices on Friday and Saturday ;4 Shoes FOR MEN School Shoe Special . i . . ekairdl Dire WASHINGTON. Sept. 22. A graduated tax on corporations, in lieu of the plan for a flat 15 per cent Republican levy, is proposed in an amendment to the tax revision bill offered today by Senator Walsh. Democrat. Massachusetts, in collaboration with Senator Gerry, Rhode Island. Republican. Under the amendment corporations having net Incomes of $100,000 or less would pay at the rate of 10 per cent, those having incomes from $100,000 to $300,000 at 16 per cent and thos having incomes above $300,-00- 0 at 20 per cent. : Senators Gerry and Walsh spon sored another amendment proposing reductions in the normal Income tax for individuals to 2 cent in the case of persons havnigper incomes of $S,- OUO or less: 4 ter cent for incomes of from $6,000 to $10,000 and 6 per cent for incomes from $10,000 to $15,000. gates from virtually every state with heavy representation from4 Missouri, Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, BAR SILVER PRIPES and Indiana where drainage work has ADVANCING SHARPLY been carried on extensively, were present today when the tenth annual meeting of the International Drainage con- NRW York- An advance .. " - Ktt. -22. gress opened here in Lonuon silver in of bar the at discussion price scheduled for Topics of continuance to a due Sat today, mainly the convention which lasts until ana China from the inaia, demand rural are credits, financing urday, was met by an advance here to 68 projects, drainage legislation, drainage and colonization. Landowners, farm- an ounce. This is an increase of about ers, homeseekers, drainage contractors, and others interested in the from Wednesday's lowest quotations, engineers oo from that of September 15. development of fertile lowlands of 3 the to over cents and attend the invited quoted thir states, price ' JITNEY BUSES HURT gress, were present in large numbers. three weeks ago. A feature of the convention this Far Eastern remittanIncidentally SEATTLE CAR LINES charts, ces made further sharp gains. The year is an exhibit of maps, of matter rate shoand other exchange China, Shanghai, photographs by wing the progress of drainage in the which is governed almost entirely SPOKANE. Wash.. Sept. 22. Aban movements of bar silver in London Various states. 2c to of donment of all street car service by an PROMINENT SPEAKERS. overnight gain registered ,';L Governor J. A. O. Preus of Minne7 9c per tael. the Spokane & Eastern Railway and A month" ago this quotation was low Power company in this city Is "lnev sota was scheduled to address the convention today as were Dr. P. H. as 71 He itable if Jitney competition continue.' 'iNewell of the United States reclamaLocal dealers say that apart from F. president and gen tion service, Washington; B. F. Faast, heavy purchases of silver for the Or- eralE. Conners, vice manager of the company, de ient, the diminishing supply of the Eauclaire, Wis.; H. B. Roe, Minnesota Percival metal due to the virtual suspension of clared upon his return from Chicago, of Agriculture; college Brooks Coffin, Chicago; S. H. Mc mining now is an important factor. where he conferred with the com oo Crory, chief of agricultural engineerpany'n bondholders. ing; Washington, D. C; Mayor L. C. BELIEVE GARDNER He said the bondholder had given Hodgson of St. Paul; Clark E. Jacoby, "full power to call in the cars the moKansas City, Mo.; B. M. Vaughn, WisISLAND LEFT JUST I believe it the practicable thing ment consin Rapids, Wis.; F. L. Cliff, to state and declared "that you can ex W. do, F. DeWolf, Minn.; now." pect More geological survey, Urbana, 111., and 22. anything TACOMA, Wash., Sept, former United States Senator Law- mystery and ine the from escape wasnington Power company. resulting rence K. Sherman, Chicago. of rtby Gardner, mall operating the other street car system disappearance A banquet will be given delegates bandit, from McNeill Island peniten- In this has abandoned tonight at which movingatpictures in the discovery by J. service city, already centered tiary on one line running in Albert O. Evans, residing near Gertrude, Mc entirely showing development work acres of Neill Island, that his rowboat was the business section to the Lidger Lea, Minn., where 10,000 marsh lands have been recently re- missing. The disappearance of the wood residence district, and on two claimed "through drainage projects rowbeat is taken as a possible indi- other stub lines. It has announced will be exhibited. cation that Gardner has been hiding that further curtailments, or tota LARGE TRACTS IDLE. on island all the time the search abandonment of service may be found Railroads and business men are los- - for the him has been progressing and that in view of the present "Jit ing millions of dollars of potential he has just taken advantage of the necessary, business each year because of lack fact that the hunt had been aban- ney" bus competition. ooof well planned efforts to colonize re- doned Saturday. claimed arid and swamp lands of the RIGHT OF LABOR TO country, F. H. Newell, consulting encome to be con"have he declared, gineer of the United States reclamaORGANIZE IS UPHELD tion service declared in an address to- - sidered by some bankers and business . day. men of those reclaimed regions as "Thousands of acres of good re- blessings in disguise death to break MILWAUKEE. Wis.. Sent. 22. I claimed lands are lying unutilized in up the large holdings of these men won't deal with the unions, spite of enormous expenditures made who are keeping the reclaimed lands employers are then in to they denying labor the right and furtaxes the force out of cultivation; by: government irrigation paid. ther subdivision; high freight rates to to organize and forbidding them equal drainage ' work," weMr. Newell .have no proper keep the forage and grain on the privileges with themselves, declared "Thi is because farm where it can be worked over into the Rev. John A. system of colonization." Catholic uni"For the most part, these reclaim- more profitable form; weeds and pests versity, Washington.Ryan. D. C, at a special ed areas have passed into control of to enforce better cultivation, and pre- session of the National Conference of men who vent the careless methods now emlarge land owners, that is, Catholic Charities Wednesday. He Inare .land poor and who aretf unable to ployed." utilize these lands and who are unMr. Newell asked the congress to timated that he was not against the sell to a them at such in its discussions and conclus- open shop and not in favor of the willing price to make it practical to colonize embody as ions the experience and best results closed shop except In extreme cases them." of Wisconsin and parts of Canada, where employers unite to maintain an DISGUIZED BLESSINGS. which, he said, had attracted many "The dreaded evils, of death, taxes, settlers to their lands by taking an open shop. "Labor has as much right to organhigh freight rates, weeds and psts," interest in their success. ization as capital," he said. "It has aa much right as business men to unite in associations such as associations of commerce, which tend to rule business and civic activities. Both have their 1 place and both their right." Speaking on the work with delinquents, Sarah E. Laughlin, director. Big Sisters, Rochester, N. Y., said that the amusements of girls should be more closely supervised. - 9 Announcing Fall and Winter Footwear Styles m plan in Downey Battle 22. JERSEY CITY, N. J.. Sept. New Jersey boxing commission today decided to deprive Johnny Wilson, middleweight he was to champion, of $35,000 have received for his Labor, Day bout with Bryan Downey, of Cleveland. "Wilson was accused ef-of forth his best falling to. put forts in the contest and was found guilty by the commission. . i Champion Wilson SOLOES OFFER Loses $35,000 Made bE55teo STANDARD-EXAMINE- R $14.00. Iiron i! i n $10.85 Kid Blucher, foot form last: Brown Kid Blucher regular laat; Brown Kid Lace Panama laat; Brown Kid Lace Knsliah laat; Brown Calf Lace It ii brogue laft; Brown Calf Lace English laat. All Extra Quality. Former price $16 00. . In both leathers and workmanship these are far tuperior to last year's -- ucks rurnaces AT SPECIAL PRICES Our No. 1, $375, for WASHINGTON, Sept. 22. Motion P'.ctude producer have taken cognlz-anc- e of the public demand for the llmlnatlon of "admitted evlla" of the films. C. A. McMahon, director of the motion picture department of the National Catholic Welfare council. Wednesday reported to the convention of the National Council of Catholic Men. and managers "Many producer have advertised themselves aa favoring a Keneral house cleaning in the Industry." he said. Rear Admiral Benson congratulated the convention on the strides It had made In organization. "If, a year hence, it can be said that the Catholic manhood of this country is truly mobilized under the patronage of hierarchy." he pointed out, "It will be unnecessary for us to assemble in small groups to register our protests against actual or contemplated violation of our birthright and gUVEN REWAED FOE TRAPPING BANDITS All the Heat You Want ! Fire the BuclT Pipcless Furnace to White Heat push it to the limit keep your home comfortable in severest weather. It will stand the test never fails! This is proved by the' famous stack test the terrific endurance test .that amazed homejownsrs everywhere, f StacIrTootf Furnace Prpelcsj tuck the Bade 190 foot Pipeless was forced to withstand almost white beat firing daily for nine weeks. . Draft fanned fire to almost melting Yet at the end of test i " heat. there waa never a crack' or inv' perfect working part.'" ' AU1LLI ;B!e damonatratloo Ctta on at oat "bcrw - t and ful $mrbig air fcbttt. .Coa without tall, r ; -- : 1 lL 00 mmg0mmmWmmm0im0m This size furnace will house. heat & We have all skes. six-roo- oo CONDEMNED NEGROES LITTLE 3-w-ay ? 7, AGAIN WIN REPRIEVE ator tha wiry, S Automatic 4ampra and bamidifi Easy shakar bow WASIIINOTON. Sept. 22. Mall robberies have been reduced "1500 per cent" in the five months since the postofflce department promulgated an order arming its employes and offering a reward of 16000 for a mall robber "dead or alive." Postmaster General Hays said. For the year immediately preceding April 8. 1921, when tha order became effective. the amount stolen from the mails was $6,346,407 with a recovery of J8.2M,-01Mr. Hays aaid. Since then the total atolen waa $88,580, with a recovery of $78,555, he said. Aa an example of the manner In which the department proposes to deal with bandits, the postmaster general cited the attempt to rob a mail train near Fort Worth, Texaa, September 14, when two bandits were shot dead by government officer. For his part in setting the trap that resulted in the death of the robbers. Alvln S. Page, assistant chief clerk of the railway mail service at Fort Worth, has been ordered to Washington to receive & reward. m ROCK. Ark.. Sept. 22. Federal Judge Jacob Trlber Wednesa writ of habeaa corpus day granted In the case of six Elaine negroes sentenced to be electrocuted Friday and issued a temporary restraining order enjoining state authorities from exe cuting sentence . pending hearing of the case Monday. Friday la the third date set for the negroes since their conviction of murder in connection with the Elaine ..riots in 1119. oo BAPTISTS TO PRAY FOR WORLD PEACE WtStiS&t&S&&til&mmnl&mmmmm nTfiifif(Dl E fmT fTHE S store; of batisfactioni NEW YORK, Sept 22. A prayar for peace by Baptists in every part of the world on Armistice day Is being planned by the promotion board of the Northern Baptist convention. MONEY SAVE CLARK'S. rr Ol0D t i only BY calf and kid uppers TO at H $4.85, $5.85, $6.85 4 f 41 JI It On East Side of Street i Pays to. Walk Across For Good. Sho&6 r a ii 4t - 2358 Washington Avenue . ii a a- - Klaher. warden: W. K Clementa. re-- J her shortly afterwarda, came to Ogden John Urophy. Inside guard; ana on September IX moved into the corder; John M. Thomas, outside guard; Henry apartment with Bessie Bosch. . 'X. Hilverthorn, truatee. ' A smoker at which luncheon was GLASS STOPPERS Lr comtrealon and expansion, then If the stopper sticks put s drop or dintllllnK off the volatile nitrogen as scrvod. follQwed the election. An Un- two WASHINGTON, Sept. 22. The don- In supplying oxygen cyl-- J usually largo attendance of members warmof wrt oil around It and put ll In now ix When the bottle Is qu!l plac. department ha completed plans, Inders. The new method Is baaed on was present. warm tap the FnUr. having flrit rtopper " OOdin-it waa learned, by which, In ! ih lmnli 1i!a of rrrvlnr on th wrapped a cloth around it to spare it tlon with the British postal aenrice, tlllatlon under the pressure to which the direct Jar. oo parcel post matter may be Bent from the air is originally compressed, it COUPLE TO FACE Oreen and have been the United States into Rusala. Tho was explained. STATUTORY CHARGE found, although on rare occaalona. oo Brltlah service operates via Petrograd and throurh "a port on the Black sea," HARDLY KTRA I G IITKN IT the department was Informed In a ODD FELLOWS MARCH Edward Call. 27 yeara of age. who COrXD When the kidneys axe Omerworked has been resldli.g recently at 2250H or disordered PARADE message from London which added IMMENSE IN to throw out and Washington avenue and who baa liyed wast mat'er from fallthe nstem. that "Insured parcels may be aent at it In Ogden for a number of yrarn. ac- causes sender's risk to all parta of Russia, swollame aches, back, pains, TORONTO. Ont.. Sept. 22. March- cording to the police, waa arrested len ankles, sore Joint. dUxlnet. except the Ukraine and Turkestan." last night at his place of. residence ing eight abreast to music of 70 bajjds, was announced etc J. W. Beabock. here, it floating rpecka. Postal rates, of with Beasle Bosch, IS years of age. Chester. and member Odd Fellows 35.000 Ta- -. writes; "Mr kldneya and "cara a 11 cents be plus will pound affiliated lodges attending the sovt Statutory iharges will be .brought back hurt me so when I got out of bJ riage charge" ranging from 6S cents lodge, gave Toronto Wed agjUnat both by the county attorney, in the morning I could hardly straighterelgn on one oound to 84 cents for ten nesday grand Its mopt Imposing parade. the police nay. en Had to rub the smalt of my Call.' it i said, formerly reaided at backup.before and fromillaln failed to check the enthusiasm I could walk, I could pounds for MalaO, Idaho. It la alleged that he hardly button my shoes. I 9$ cents for one poand to $1.14 for ten of the tramping host, which took mora waa divorced from his first wife and felt the soreness since I took haven't than three hours to pans a given point pounds for Russlaln-Asia- . The marchers paseed through solid that about seren months ago he mar- Kidney nils. Bold everywhere. VtUy oo lanes of cheering crowds. The regu- ried another woman at Malad. but left and precision xt the marching AUSTRIAN RAILROAD larity files of cantons of the patriarchs mili- -waa said to havo equalled any v TRAFFIC PARALYZED tant hibitlon parade of trained Canadians after. during the war orcantona were ltd by The Michigan trafVIENNA. Sept 22. Railroad comof Detroit the Montgomery George been haa fic throughout Austria thous-and- a tallest man in the parade, who wtands and a strike tied by up pletely of vlaltora in this city from all seven feet 11-- 2 Inches. oo are marooned here. parts of Europe of waa because called walkout The to the ENGLISH FINANCIER the objectlona of OF WIDE FAME DIES government's graduated increase in They their September allowances. demanded a uniform Increase. no IX)NDON, Sept. 22. Announcement of the death of Kir Ernest Cassall. . : ENGINEER REVEALS financier and philanthropist waa made here today. He was born In Cologne OXYGEN PROCESSES and waa a son of Jacob Cassel. a Here', your saving on & real Ford battery; of the banker of that city. He floated Imwas mense loans a national and promiCHICAGO. Sept 22. The problem famous Exide make development of of capacity of oxygen has been solved nent figure in the and Mexico. and will soon be available for use In Esypt. Argentina oo steel plants and many other Industrial activities, according to a paper by E. RAILROAD CAR TRUST A. W. Jeffriea, of Worcester, Maaa., CERTIFICATES SOLD read at the convention of the Assoc la- tlon c,f Iron and Steel Klectrlcal Engineer. The jmprr fxp'.ainpd that th new process consist of liquifying the air PARCEL POST LINE TO RUSSIA OPENED post-offic- j e - I co-ope- ra red-diamond- Russla-in-Europ- s e the-workm- W en . FORD OWNE -- ONLY WASHINGTON, Fept. 22! M AN'S Sale of railroad car trust certificates held by the government amounting to $10.- 211. tOO was announced today by the war nnance corporauon. ... FOOTBALL MEN BEST AGE YALE WILL WEAR NUMBERS OO' A man U aa old aa his organs ; ho can y as vigorous and healthy at 70 as at 35 if he aids his organs in pelfmining their functions. Keep your vital organ healthj with COLD MEDAL NEW HAVEN. Conn., Sept- - 21. Yale football players are to wear numbers this season, it was announced today. A Urge bulletin board will show the numbers and Identifications. oo K. OF 0. COUNCIL ELECTS OFFICERS n Annual election of officers for No. council Col777, of Knights In a telegram to President Harding The world's standard remedy for kidavy, took place, last at a today, the board announced that re- liver, bladder and arte acid trouble umbus, in the Universityevening rooms. meeting club to had forth gone quests adherents stinee 1696 corrects disorders etiramlat The office wera filled by unanimous throughout the world to Join in a vital organ. . All drag gtsta, tkr vote aa follows: simultaneous prayer for world peace John T. Fisher,' grand knight; James CmXi M and for the success of the conference iMk ! Ika aM R. wm Mtj taUtaUoa Sad Shaughneairy, p grand knight: on limitation of armaments." W. U Peterson. deputy chancellor; W. F. TTie ' customary high standard of Exide Batteries will be found in this one. 1:Male IBMtteiry Sttaftnoim r Or-de- si. . COMING ii r, 'II MOVIES SEE NEED OF GREAT CLEANUP heritage." With smoke pipe attached to i in J)1.40 oo- 4 S in tii,iu J . Brown and black, Engliah, regular and army la&la. Sixes 6 to 10. Of course Dad can ge: In on the same prices. They're all good looking shoes, with good solid oak aoles, first-grad- e Through toncentrative buying, we are able to give you the very highest grade ahoes at pricea from 40 per cent to 60 per cent lower than last season. So don't forget that on all School Shoes you 7uC 41 Big Boys' Shoes in Men's Sizes Don't Forget You Save no A moat complete line for Men. Ladies and Boys, at An extra grade of Ladies' Oxfords at Ladlea' and Boys' Gym Shoes at Men's Gym Shoes at -- $225.00 BTU11 Gym Shoes and Oxfords in spite of the former higher prices. C W. Phone 179 IVERSON, Proprietor ' 2359 Hudson Ave. |