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Show THE OGOEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- R FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1S2I. DUCKDIlEf? Great Thanksgiving Sale f . r " " Alva Scovflle Attracts Deep, Interest in1 Address ' on Filing . of Beautiful Dinnerware Saturday Does Double Duty All Day A "whole carload of .Beautiful American Orcu Stock SATURDAY MEATS To the members of the Ogden Ki Tvanis club today. Alva Scoville ex hero. St. At 350 Twenty-fift- h "cell method" for effl-- t ' plained Inhis ' all lines of endeavor. clency Specials for all day Saturday The filing system has. been. the pro-- ! that you cannot afford to duct, of; years of work", Mr. Scoville . overtook. said, and - Is patterned ' after the cell system of bidlogry. Members were so interested ia the! demonstration and explanation that -- Mr. Scoville was directed to continue , his talks even after the usual 'time for dismissal had been1 reached. 350 Twenty-fiftStreet ' The club members a duck' enjoyed, 94 Phone dinner today through the efforts of; 2249 Washington 'Avenue ;the duck hunters of th rliih who went Phone 885-, i to the shooting grounds in Box Elder ' TAllnir IT',.,1 Those who had promised to g;o but neglected to appear were placed .In punishment row and served cold ham instead of duck. Later; however, the FILIPINO EXPENSES committee took pity on the quents and brought in ducks- for them ORDERED REDUCED as well.'". ; - . f I J :. HILTON'S Cash Stores : ! f7 h 'V I Try Blue Pin ami shoppera ivl O L'lWM'ltlMt SAUSALITO. 18. Nov. Cal., The these frigid days. ! Be- was-kin- v "' r . t Most ' : designs. Tray, holder and match receptacle. Ex- traordinary at - It Becomes n it-- . - The Original and Gqrtiine a II J I lUJJIM III Floral Decoration. Cut filr. kt.Io value. On Saturday lie pilar $1.:0 FRY'S OVEN GLASSWARE Specially Priced Saturday fl t, L gla. : - JJ f 97c , tliree-ytar-limi- -. I J Footed Clear Crystal Sugar and Creamer $1.97 nt jcov-ernme- I 3.97 s tlis-tim- I M Sat- No phone IXDIAXAPOMS. Inl.( Nov. 18. Like the fr)frs that appear ia the Mn1y orders wastes of Texas, following the Infreor thr oarthworiixs quent rain storms, that crawl out on stt.iruintr pavement of northern cities after .siitii'mT th3 'check-off- " Mystcni which the United Mine Workers of America prodefend, with t nation-wid- e pose Krown strike as their weapon, lias J it has ui. ITntil the nrwent tln otcn passed bv unnoticou wnue o;ner (iuarnnteed against oven hrcakaire Just received iiM pieces of principles have been fouqht over by this "wonderful oven eooking Hest uality. Housewives everyminers and operators. has never been an IsTh check-of- f in where are enthusiastic their praise of thi new ware. Note the iue In the biennial wage controversies perhaps, in a few scattering' between commltteees f the operators special values. n and miners but has been accepted.- ca,(' n which frauds iiRalnst the Pie Plate. nn t iQ IS quart Coreml Caster officials say. as the most con- frnm,nt w"re committed in adjusting . value $1.00 at olo. luC value at $1.73 venient method of collecting duea and wir contracts following th lnJnc Pie Plate. 1 Covertsl Causer on . from members of th or- -' pr ln" armistice, the government, .by TSlue le. at vahi $1.10 $2.00 at has forfeited its rijcht to prus-- ' however, Inaction, Kan.zation. The check-ofis now considered almost vital to the!tcuf ans punish. welfare of the union; in fact it ia o) rh,i apartment of Justice will not' to the num-hessential that President John L. JLewls f,v or utcat.es Inestimate which immunity Is sent word to district officers that) 'cd because of the inactivity of that of the plan should be jn Degmnlng wvmiitm regarded as breaking the exitlns J). Ooff, assistant toprosecution the attnr, (uy wage awements witli operators. A issued by Judge or Kenerui has teen placed In charge temporary injunction 'f:fS prosecutions and litigation growlns A. 11. Anderson in tha I.. S. district ' of our war RctlviM.. ourt n forbittiiiR continuance of the- outThe meaa:necK-ospecial committee of CongreM prompieu ir. which Investigated war expenditures ure. iivurifu aimost zo months IIISTOHIC.VIi DKVKIXJWfKNT Now that the controversy has arisen! m tie Judgment of the c traintd a ttlephoo Girls ar t In th construction of army camps Claris, "were obviously tainted with! miners and operators ure giving ser- enough Irregularities and fradulent alone the committee declared thert; fraud." first time la China, th far c?tratcr Historical iruiiicrs nave ueen uncovered" oo ious consideration to tl to had hen a leakaco of ainToxlmateb 2 2 ana vigorous prosccu-- l $80,000,000. westerner prompt times Bronx tises contains system warrani the flnet and Averaga development of the chtc-kof- f park Seal ex pen4Uures. the report de- -' as much electricity as the easierner. I what is the nature of this terse tech- tion in scores of cases. rarden In the wo Many nicality that threatens tu stop their iuel supply as winter approaches. as explained by per The check-ofTT sons familiar with tne, mining tnaus- comIs coal which the the plan by ry. panieB deduct from miners' wages their dues to the union, their special assessments, money due the company for suuplles, rent of coraoanv houses and other Incidentals such, as hospital service and maintenance of a mine Instead of the union mem physician. ber . payng hs dues drectly to focal union officials the dues are retained by the company and paid to the sec local union. retary of the FI UvST IN IN DIANA When the check-of- f orginated la not clear. Some of the older members of the union declare that It was first adopted In Indiana while others, declare that its use in Ohio antedated its use In the Hoosler state. The check-ofit la said, has had a beinsr taken up In the gradual coal growth fields at different times. various It was first used by the companies to deduct from miners' wages the sums due the company for rent and supplies. With the 'growth of the union district agreements were formulated by which the companies checked off the miners' dues. The peculiar conditions existing In the mining industry more than, twenago ,. were in part responsible ty yearscheck-offIt la also pointed ouL for the As the union grew and gained strensth it become a practice at different-mine- s for committees to stand at the'mouths of the mines and refuse to permit mln-eto enter who had not paid their Li dues and: thus were not in gool standing. It was not uncommon that the of dues was caused by the lnprovldence of .the miner- - The result was chaos in the labor supply and finally resulted in the operators' agreeing to deduct the union dues from the pay of, the miners as a means1 of assuring the constant Ing of the miners. This condition Isi said to have existed in, a number of! states. The check-of- f .had never been In HENDERSON LADIES' SHOES BLANKETS DONT FAIL TO RUBBERS corporated In any . interstate wagei to William agreements, according CORSETS Values up to $7.50. Values up to $25.00. VISIT OUR of the Unt-- 1 Greene, secretary-treasurted Mine Workers. It was brought' Values up to $6.00. for men, women and WhUe GROCERY last Now at they selling into the settlement of the coal " children at reduced Our price in 1919,1 however. At this timestrike; DEPARTMENT the - contended for abolition ofj operatorsP"cca- the check-of- f but dropped this con- -' tentlon. when the strike was settled In accordance with the findings of the I : : i bituminous coal commission appoint' ed by President Wilson. One lot of . . . Brand MATCHES Ladles' Wool 1 J fore, sold at a reduced price. urday only at Casseroles War:tlne profite ers, crooks and sharpers who defrauded the lovcrnmtnt of millions of dollars In connection with war construction and PUpplles, unlr-s.- they n ready have been Indicted or convicted, will face no prosecution. They are as free from criminal union as though tJiey hadanybeen tried and acquitted. They may later find themselves defendants In suits broUKhl by tho to recover money paid on fradulent deals or illegal but - whirh these can be only civil j.u!t-contract, .., v. irijnn ijars. ' xpirutlon"vmuu of the within which any criminal action, not: must be Instituted, ha shut capital, the door to prosecution- Important v ? HARRY HUNT WASHINGTON', Nov. 18. Sat-urda- Solid handle. Patent welding on frame. Brown casserole with white lining. Never before sold for less than $3.7.. liny thlf beautiful eaerole com plete, SaturC2r day nt iVADEPENALTYi 111 offer y 11 With Beautiful Nickel Plated Frame WAR GUILTY TO But Just pre-holida- tall. Designed exactly like illustration. Heavy pieces with cut btar bottom. Never be10 inches 1.97 $3,75 I0PSY Jjl K E Wa3nft Born Growed; Nov j toi-.ce- attractive WASHINGTON MARKET C1C1FF fM Rich Cut Glass Vases $7.00 Mahogany N 'III also be demonstrated to your urprlse and satisfaction. Llbbya milk wnen whipped will evaporated hold tip several hours that's un. usual. mated expenditures of the insular ernment for the year 1922 exdeed the estimated revenues by approximately $S, 000, 000, and as a result the secretary .of finance has returned the budgets to the heads of various departments with Instructions to cut the estimates to the limit of the estimated revenues, The estimated expenditures submitted to the secretary of finance total $12,000,000 while the estimated revenues for next year is slightly under $34,000,000. According to heads of impossible to departments it will be to an amount reduce the. expenditures fVift revenues nrt that the only remedy for the situation will be lor to li ro viae . additional revenue by increased taxatlon. S3.25 JC3 LIBBY'S Food Products estigov- cause Mrs. Edith Huntington Wakefield of Sausalito to a "bedraggled tramp" recently, her home here: was taken off the list of residences the "tramp" intended to burg- larize.. The "tramp" appeared at the ..Wakefield home and asked for food, declaring he was "down and out." Mrs.: Wakefield took pity on him, prepared a meal and then hurried prep arations to catch a ierry boat for isan r rancisco. iiincouragea Dy the treatment the man said that for lack of $25 he was'. oo- iinablA tr aroent ft priori 1rY that: awaited him in the country. His CHINESE STEAMERS plea .resulted in Mrs. Wakefield writ-- i RUNNING" TO. CHILE ing him a check for $30. The man thanked Mr3. Wakefield and started to leave. At. the kitchen, VALPARAISO, Chile, Nov. 18. The .door, however, he turned and said: "Say.' lady, I'm not sick. I'm not steamer Hwah Ping has arrived hereout of work- There's no Job waiting irom lion? Knn? .Inaugurating re?ufor me in, the country. I wasn't even lar freight service between Chinese hungry tocfoy. I came here to size, ports and the west coast of South this place up and report to a gang of America. burglars over in San Francisco. But The vessel brought'190 Chinese pasthis kindness is 'too much for me. sengers for, Peru and Chile and a cargo consisting chiefly of rice. I'll take your house off the list." oo -- oo . r The Jivaros, of Equador, wage cone The people of Tibet measure stant warfare among themselves to it takes to drink by the acquire wives as spoils of war. j;p.s of tea. . CeffM with Lib. ,. MANILA, P. I.. Nov. 18. d Extraordinary 'Special Prices Saturday; See Windows i DONT MISS THIS SALE! - oo KINDNESS TOUCHES HEART OF BURGLAR sr-rea- dinnenvaro- - bya whipped crtim, and Sunthln biscuits. A real treat for afternoon . .." , 1 ; 3 out for your, eager choosing and the pricesthe real aenxation of this talc lower than they have been for years. Fill irwyour sets NOW. Select the pieces you actually need, the practical and most atisfactiory vray to buy FREE Demonstration Today - ! Hundreds of piedes Patterns just ... rov-unio- j i luc-lnc- rti0ECO.H',Oters, CHICAGO, AHMejr-rmen- h ts 01.4 rn i f. ; elardD-nuii- t as THEr 'CFOCKEFY PEOPLE I f 7 V if , V ! V 1 1) i 1-- Let ?Ef; Snow ff Dr. A. Reed Cushion Shoes Protect You ! .V' U. j rJ ,' at-olc- rrtsl g f. f-'i- i i . f, Reese Howell and Sons' stock of merchandise is moving very fasL. The thousands of people that have visited our store will convince you that ours is the sale of sales. -- a complete stock of ginghams, percales and outing flannels which we are selling at 17c per yard. Remember our time is. limited and everything must be sold. We still have sr Our coal prices will b'e as follows until otherwise advised: non-payme- nt Lump, per ton of 2000 pounds . ... $8.75 Egg, per ton of 2000 pounds . . . . . .S8.25 Screened Slack, per ton of 2000 s . . .... i . . . . . . "pood-stand- ... . . . . .55.25 i OIllOlTOW er These are delivered prices, ;. and in. our judgrnent and experience we handle the best 1 coals to be had, viz., Castle Gate, Clear Creek" King, Liberty and Standard-- all Utah coals. Our egg coal is made through a screen and over 1 and nothing better fbr furnace use could be had We are prepared to make quick deliveries and are equipped with ton trucks and wide tired wagons which will avoid injury to your driveways and lawns. All orders entrusted to our care will have our best and careful attention. ; ; you will save ' 'iJ.iy and up ?Z.y5 $1.48 and up ; : 6-in- cli oo 3-- 8, MONEY EXPERTS OF WORLD WILL MEET . Nov. ' 18. al " lion SETS cSKATING shawl and. COLLARS While. they last 98c 2c. cap. Regular U value at The interna-tlonmonetary conference Is scheduled to meet; here December 6 and 7. Representatives from the. United States, France, Italy, Holland, Germany, Austria and Mexico will attend, as well aa delegations from British Institutions, financial and commercial. Professor Irvine: Fisher, political economist of New Haven. Conn., and Doctor Walter Rafhenau. German Industrial leader and minister of reconstruction,' have already accepted nvltatlons. . LONDON", . MEN'S DRESS 2 for 15c Regular . SHOES Values up to $10.00 . size. Per box -- 4 $3.98 : LADIES' HOUSE SUPPERS. $2.00 values at , - -- .99c. . Ogden Sewfer Pipe & Clay Go. i Phone 141 -J r .For peoal i W. B. ' Porterfield, Manager I Jugoslavia Ib plann!nc.to electrify its entire railroad' system. V - J Avenue lVf ' i 2475 Washington i . v. j. |