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Show THE OGDEN 8 STANDARD-EXAMINE- SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 23. 1921 R ' Thomas- 17AR CLOI - Of u 1 1 Troops of Former Emperor Charles Occupy City 70 Miles' From Hungarian Capital; Neighboring Countries May Help Crush Monarchists It Raab, oiTthVi members of the ''provisional governnorthwestern Hungary, has!I ment." established by Charles at last March , when hLI coup been occupied by 12,000 royalist a been failed. has and cabinet They include In addition to troops, royalist tT formed Count Apppli, Andrassy, there, according1 to a telephone Count 1? message from Raab tonight. Count Gratz and Count Rakoysky. It is believed that "Charles was ac(Note The foregoing message, from T The Associated Press at by three companions in companied correspondent to his wife. They were carried bears the Budapest advices Budapest, announcement of Emperor In an airplane with a German pilot-- . since the oo Charles' coup," and It may be signifies cant that it carries no mention of any overturn at Budapest but that Instead it records ,the formation of a legitimist ministry at Raab, some 70 miles distant from the Hungarian ' capital.) BY EARLE C. REEVES T (International ftews Service.) . v Jt; LONDON,' Oct. 22. Europe stood W. GODDABD GEORGE upon the brink of a new intertonight s' national crisis, precipitated by the sud-- 7 C&ndidate-foCommissioner c den and dramatic return of Former Ex Becomes Charles of Austria to Hun- Money Easier; Emperor Primary Election next. Tnes-damovement to a lead monarchist gary for the restoration of the Hapsburg port Grain Being Rushed , It throne at Budapest. to Seaboard (Political Adyertlsement) Once again the black clouds of war, tT which threaten to rock central Europe, IX are gathering along the Danube. International News Service. I,mniediately. after his arrival at NEW YORK, Oct. 22. The railway Odenburg, West Hungary,, by airplane strike bogev and other labor, troubles THINKS FARMING- - IN from Switzerland, Charles formed a cast gloom overx the business situa X "monarchist government" for Hungary tion this week, but the ertect was noi ENGLAND DOESN'T PAY with Count Andrassy at Its head. Then so severe as it might have been owing Charles set out" for Budapeet'at the to a belief in some quarters that the ,J head of two divisions of monarchist LONDON, Oct. 22. S. F. Edge, railwav strike will be averted.' Prices n motorist whose scientroops. declined upon the stock exchange but the in 8usaexx has given tific farmUig rallied partly. APPREHENSION FELT There was a sharp drop in theprice him almost equal rank as an agriculThe Hungarian government tit Budunder present condiwheat, and cotton declined $4 on turist, says that apest acted with quick and desperate of does not pay. in sold tions Corn a in bale England the farming of single day. law martial cnergy.;A proclamation over to a turn to offered He ten years-So'has in level to lowest down the was Issued. on" farms workers of his committee farm th coal prices advanced SI The government sent word that it leaving on worth and, 20,000 some ton the in markets .pounds prospect would resist the entrance of Charles their management entirely' In their to Budapest by force of arms and of a railwav of house hands, see it, they can make? them thej employes would expel him from Hungary. Packing The Czecho Slovakian government whole country have voted to strike, pay.This "the average an attempt will be made year," he says, at Prague immediately communicated but next week Faced lost farmer a money. effect by a fallto settlement. Tvith. Budapest and Belgrade, suggestto " had he has wages market pay CLEARINGS. BANK ing to down concerted action the ing put rraaers have Bank clearings in the United States- out of capital. Thus, monarchist movement. week were estimated at $7,413.- been losing from 10 pounds to 16 It was rumored that monarchists in this stock. Actually 740.091 compared with $8,431, 448, S88 pounds per head of Budapest had risen to assist Charles the pays me better to feed and that Admiral Horthy hud fled preceding week, and $9,143,507,- - this year tl my stock on wheat than to sell the . from the city, but this was not con- - 814 this week a year ago.50 The average price of represen wheat. firmed. "After keeping his sheep for two tative stocks on the New York Stock SWISS ANGERED 70.09 last 71.11 was years, the farmer gets a shilling a exchange against The Italian, French and Pritish aver The 85.57 last week and year. pound for the mutton which the in been communication have 20 of representative railway butcher self for 2s 8d a pound, makto be age regarding the necessary was 71.60 against 71.15 last ing his 150 per cent profit in a week. Jl taken at once; to check sicps tne royalist stocks and On most farming land I can today 83.64 last year. I coup and to prevent Chariaa from pro- - week trace a profit on pigs. MONEY MARKET. only further. needing stock on Call York New "With the , prices of farm produce fallmoney At Berne the Swiss government is 4 so 5Va to fast that the cost of production per ing ranged from "deeply angered by the violation of exchange were more is cent loans the price for which tho than but call this week em-.' r; Swiss hospitality of the former outside of .the stock exchange animals or crops can sell, the farmer peror-kin- g of the old dual monarchy. placed per cent, equalling the lowest is faced with this situation: Unless When Charles failed In his monarch-V- ' at 3 Money was fairly he can reduce production cots. either 1st coup in .March, .the Swiss govern- - rate of the year. was reluctant to allow Charles plentiful for call loans. Some bankers he must give up farmingor while he ment Vbelieve money will be plentiful, begin has still something left go bankto return to Switzerland's oil. in January, If the rupt. It was only after Charles had nlng are settled. "To reduce costs he must reduce f; pledged his word to secure permis-- i Four hundred and seven commerclal wages or reduce the number of his sion of the Swiss government to leave were reported this week employes. .But. even such reductions the country that he was allowed to re-- failures 375 last week. will not allow him to remain in busiagainst turn. COTTON ness unless all his employes are In REPORT. Official declare that the allies and There were several factors, chief of earnest that he 'shall' succeed. Unless Switzerland will not deal so leniently which was the threatened railway one and all agricultural workers are with Charles this time. strike, that demoralized ' the cotton prepared to give all their best agriBATTTjE' EXPECTED The market grew culture generally will fall, and that News of fighting outside of Buda- - market this inweek. '; pest the week, however, and quickly. Until everybody on a farm later was expected hourly tonight as steady as a thief, cotton trade began tpstake the view regards a bad Admiral worthy, the -- Hungarian re-- the of in we the attaiathat never shall department .agriculture efficiency." ,gent, had emphatically informed the estimating, oo the new cropat 6,537,000 I aJlied representatives in that city that bales it. Export had Charles and his little monarchist army clearances the MORE CIGARS, LESS , were heavy during not to be allowed "wouia advance. 242,000 week, totalling nearly There was much activity reported the exports since August 1 CIGARETS PRODUCED j among "Hungarian troops at Budapest up to 1,413,725 bales. This is 665,000 during the day. bales more than exported In the same Charles took advantage of the agi- - week last year. WASHINGTON. Oct. 22 A billion " tations over Burgenland to make his notes more deben and bonds, Corporate cigars, almost two billionsfewer in reappearance Hungary. - cigarets tures next totat month $40,and 14,000.000 pounds less of maturing AUSTRIA TAKES ACTION In Octo tobacco were produced 256,075 manufactured $59,230,455 against Austria and Hungary are at logger- - ber' and $63,055,570 last November. than 1920 during 1919. census during heads over disposition of thi3 terriMARKET. GRAIN from Inter statistics bureau compiled tory which formerly was Hungarian revenue com The nal the interstate show. of reports ruling awarded by the merce commission today ordering a Pennsylvania leads in the manufac ,?but which has been ; allies to Austria. of railway freight rates on ture of large and small cigars, produc The Austrian cabinet met this morn-iin- g reduction is stimulate the ing more than of the expected grain at Vienna' and took measures to movement of wheattoand. was other which 8.057,792 grains. total, large protect Austrian soil and prevent an In preparation for the, threatened and 642,640,900 small, cigars in.cigars 1920. attempted roayalist uprising in the railway there has been an unusually in leads Carolina the North produc Austrian republic. Austrian gendarmes movement of grain to the sea- tion of small cigarets, producing more Z are being massed upon the Hungarian heavy board during the last week. than half of the country's total outfs, frontier. All grains sold on the Chicago mar- put, which was 61.192,762,708. a K . is preparing to ket' at the lowest prices of the seaNew York lead3 in production of T, send troops to the Hungarian border son, wheat declining 10 cents on the large jclgarets, producing almost 27 i to protect her territory. bushel in two days. In the face of this per cent of the country's total of 41,- Charles was accompanied to Oden-bur- g bearish sentiment opinion developed 051.217. by former Empress Zita. Before that the government had North Carolina leads In production ! leaving Geneva they told friends they "Wheat ar- of smoking tobacco, producing more the wheat yield. were going away to celebrate their rivals at primary points totalled than of the 288,516,655 T tenth wedding anniversary. bushels against 1,462,000 bush- pounds manufactured ADVANCED PLANS MADE Z: els the previous week. Missouri leads in the production of The royalists at Odenburg knew in The government estimated the stock plug tobacco, producing 41 per cent f advance Charles was coming and plans of Wheat on hand at 569,000,000 bush- of the 141.037,896 pound3 manufacwere carried out with clockwork els. tured In 1919. and also leads in pro Corn declined to the lowest level duction Of twist of which 11.290.488 The garrison at Odenburg had been since 1911 and oats to the lowest lev- pounds were manufactured In 1919. y: oo previewed just before Charles arrived el since 1900. were told "their old ruler was on The visible supply of corn increas.'and his way and would soon he here." ed 2,231,000 bushels. 2 went at The middle west reports an increasCharles and the to the bishop's palace lifter their ed demand for dry goods. ;nce oo arrival. FIRE CAUSES $1000 LOSS It was reported from Budapest to PLEASANT GROVE. Oct. 22. A night the Hungarian cabinet was tot barn and two haystacks, belonging to tering and probably would resign. Austria, has stopped all train service Albert Olsen or this city were de , into Hungary. stroyed by fire Thursday. Two pigs A number of the members 6f the also were burned ,to death. The loss" ..'loyalist cabinet" at Odenburg "were la estimated at $1000. BUDAPESTTOct. 22. . " i Danube In Steln-amang- ad-diti- er TV- - on 1 J r A. M j 7, , V y. Remarkable Purchase of OeeK leered silk Presses well-know- tle-U- presented at this ceedingly low price of . gov-ernme- nt . - labor-trouble- s M i-- time-keep- er ... under-estimat- ed bales,-bringin- g v one-quart- er Czecho-Slovaki- . . over-estimat- ed one-quart- er in-191- pre-cisio- ex- D. . n. Beauty ex-empr- i MUD 2 25 TO 50 OFF In ortier to turn into cash all paper., left of our 1921 stock we are making these attractive prices: ' . Oatmeal paper (best grade, ? ; 30 inches wide) . : . . . . . . ; . . . .60c Plain Ingrain paper, 30 inches wide . 40c . . :20c Kitchen paper, 35c grade. . . Bedroom paper, 50c grade. . .... ... . .30c Living room paper, $LQ0 grade . . . . 60c 1 1 Domestics -- Linens Ready hemmed mercerlxed napklni. 18x18, good grade. 12.00 JM OQ value. Special, dozen . . lotl ART LINENS rr rn . tionately. ro WOOL BATTS High percentage wool batts. 72x90, one sheet, quilt size. in . . Climax cotton batts, 72x90, weight, absolutely clean and free from seeds and short lengths. In one large sheet, double thickness of the ordinary batt 11.25 value. Bach . . . : VdC thr-pou- nd nr ba,tt 72x90 site. ralue. Each BATTS 4 Regular pounds weight, 11.45 IOC CASES Fruit of the Loom hemstitched pillow cases. 45x25. The name speaks for itself. 55c Each Pair 11.00. Hemstitched cases, 42x36. Fruit of the Loom 49c Each Pair 95c. NAINSOOK.- for underwesr, etc 45c yard. yard Silk tricolette, $1.35, 3C inches uride, highly lustrous, excellent dres silk in a full range of ctlorLnps, including the popular shades blacic, tthite and narv. Red such prominent colors as e dresses and otcV blouse Trc&r. rose, jade, peach, tf or the This extraordinary reduction of price of this most wanted silk will create a sensation in the dlk departmcnU one-piec- -- - f nr OlxD TABLE CLOTHS Silyer bleach, all linen hemstitched, table cloths, 56x72. exceptional quality. Regular 55 value. in Special . Napkins to match. " 34.40 . BLACK SATIN Special, t'omes In special value for Monday selling. Our $3 grade supple finish lustrous satin at this very pedal . offer. Yard A 38 inch width, standard quality, 20c value. t Special. j 14C TURKISH TOWELS Turkish bath towels, large slxe. double twist wears, regular CO each at new prices. each or Special JiJC Two for 75a HAND TOWELS PLAIQ BLANKETS All wool plaid blankets, fire poundi weight, extra large slxe. Jost rlTed from the factory. Should tail at $15. Offered q special, each ....... STORM SERGE Excellent quality wool serge, extra wide, strong weartcg wool fabric for women's and rnlstes separate skirts and children's wear. Regular $1.50 value. Salt 79c &rx. price, jard Turkish hand towels, special absorbent finish. Regular 25c value. Special at 15o each. t aa Seren towels of r . . . )1.UU sr re- rn 43v v beautiful y . GRIFFIN PAINT CO. 2310 Washington Ave. '(F""st Door North of Burton Implement Co.) These two ; little girls, called the most beautiful blond children in Eng land," are the" daughters of Candler Cobb, American commercial attache ' ft i T n(in. s-jl- i. $138 36-INC- Absolutely a Monday ipeclal only. 54 loch, heavy weight, all wool Jersey for Jackets and suit wear. The regular $ quality in two beautiful color effects for Monday only. Yard $2.75 STORM SERGE H All wocl Sftrge. most tranted for children's dresie. W dfer a lim ited amou.it la navy blue czlj. Tit regular $1 quality. 59c . Very ipeclal, yard . . IMPORTED PONGEE Natural color. 23 Inches wide, excellent grade fcr dreiiet, smocks, children's wear and era's shirts. Rtguiar 5 quality. Ssls 55c price, yard two decided sale prices of At ' and SIB Richly designed, black plusli coata in plain and fur trimmed collars. These coats no doubt vrill make a sensation in our ready made department. Therefore we ask you me to'betarly to select your and etyle of these remarkable black plush coats. , lrices of , -.-f !,. $1-2- ........ Laxes usually sold from $2.50 to $10 at these timely aale price. Laces are to be more in favor this year than ever before and that makes this sale take an added importance, for Included are Just the very iacea that are foremost in demand. i Witt .... (Hi. I ,' -- tvwi . i . '" (8) A-'.-l- k: r',." The Greatest Assortment of , Lace Collars and Vestees at Two Special Reduced. Prices $1.10 $1.90 $3.95 - WOOL New Plush Coals Banding and Allovsrs At Special Reduced Selling v H The popular cloth for dresses and Two well se'ected colors Ja correct navy blue and brown. This Is our regular $4 wool tri co tine Special, yard HEATHER JERSEY ....... 54-INC- TRICOT1NE $129 BLEACHED MUSLIN . , DUCHESSE Regular o Otic Colt of 10 yards $3.75. boxes. yard COTTON BATTS 'ClimaxCLIMAX cotton ............ HEMSTITCHED e Guaranteed all wool batts. 72iS0. in one biff roll, quilt sire. AO $3.50 value at DCtVO talue. Each pa-Jama- Cross bar nainsook, 40 inches In flesh and wide, white, pink, salt-abl- WOOL BATTS 13 Values the Greatest Ever Offered Outing flannel, 3S Inch width, in light colors only. Suitable for night gowns, etc. Regular 25c value. Special, in Yard Now is a very opportune time to buy 'up on art linens for embroidery work. We bare a complete line just in and the quality is first class. 18 and 20 inch width. Yard JJC 22 and 24 Inch widths. . . . . D3C Yard . . 36 inch width. $1.75 yalue. nn Yard , . . yUC All other widths are priced propor ReguUr Silks and Dress Goods OUTING FLANNEL HEMMED NAPKINS Exquisite Silk Chantilly Lace Flouncings - I And many other wonderful bar galns-r-A- ll V. " . patterns ... 9 only Beautiful silk dresses exquisitely designed and developed in such charming silk fabrics as satins. Canton crepes, lustrous taffetas, creoe satins and penrvettzs the conceptions of elaborate beading, embroidery, silk stitchings and braidings, displayed in fashion's smartest colors and styles, in sizes for women from 16 to 42. Silk dresses that inrichness and cxclusiveness and the original nn trw cah ah oi fmm Ms nrices stantly reveal their , ww.w o r vv.w civile win maKe mem a sensaiion ar uns extreme saie price. or zu.uu. neretore we sincerely urge your eany. aiienaance to panicipaie in nils great shk aress value. $12.50 1 H00 Values from $35 to $60 ft : Lace vest and, collar seta, separate collars and cuff sets, a large assortment of beautiful lace patterns in every new fchape and style. Actually $1.00, $1.25 up 'to $l.GO value at this special sale price Last nn i Lace collar fcta and separate lace collars, varied assortment of new styles. Included .are the new shadow nets, dcgnetl in vea-Xec and collars. Lice collars that should 6 ell at $2.00 and 1 2. SO. 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