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Show ff THE OGDEN )ijiuji in " immmmmmmi iiiiiiiiiiiiLiiJiiiiiM 1 1 Standard-Examin- 1 PRICE. TheOfldcn j SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 20, 1921. STANDARD-EXAMINE- R plat of com cakes In a city costs as roach as a farmer A getting for a whole bushel er of- Is c"orn. - says Capper's Weekly. And It takes J PU8HSHINO COMPANY 20 carloads of corn to pay for a traci An independent Newspaper Published every evening and Sunday tor and a plow of the cheapest make. J morning without a muxxle of a club. With Talues out of line like this, the Matter at the farmer cannot buy what the city man bmim ii ft eeend. class Established MT9 Postofflee. Ogden, Utah, manufactures. This is the greatest Member of the Audit Bureau ef CIreuIa. stumbling block to a return of general tlen and The Aeeeclated Preee. prosperity. Time will balance things. IDRtr.niDTIflM IM lDUiNCK ' tOenvers by Carrier Dally and un. Prices, like water , seek their own ...... l .................eio.m level.' 1 y Mall Pally and Sunday, year.. 7.W ooMEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Aaeeclated Preee le excluetvely en. SIGNS. titled to the us for republication ef any Japanese bankers lately have been news credited to It not otherwise credited In thle paper and alao the local new pub second only to our treasury departtlshed herein. ment in the buying of Liberty bonds. STANDARD-EXAMINETELEPHONE That wouldnt happen if they expect' ' NUMBERS Classified Ad. Dept M ed to have any trouble with us in the &l Business and Circulation Dent. 423 next few years, (Display Advertising Dept. 7J Edltofl and Newe Dept... Prediction: That Washington con2 Lake Office, bait Ness Bldg. will wind up as an interna ference I uavin. Representative. Phone Wasatch iB409. tional business conference. Limita!:(;.tion of armaments Is selected as the logical road to better business. A gent; with a cannon strapped to his iTTHE GROWTH back is handicapped at work. IBM STATE MB rei-tatzra- nt j . . A. NEW .'and Gem State - Latest Items of Interest From TJUh c. 1 uaG IDAHO TO SHIP OUT . 4000 CAES APPLES s More WASHINGTON. Nor. 1. than 400 cars of apple wlU b shipped from Idaho thle season according to the report of field representatives or the bureau of markets made to the secretary of agriculture. Shipment up to October 20 filled approximately 2100 cars and It- la understood that Lyceum Numbers, Socials, about 800 more cars are to be shipp Dramatic ana aimuar ed.During the first three wmIu of Oc tober shipment seldom dropped below Events on Program 100 cars In fact, the move ments wasdally. usually well above that On October 11 a total riilp- (Special DLptcb.) is. Exceptional Jy ment of 202 cars was made, and rsriAK n1iniKr art exhibits, dramatic- this figure probably was the heaviest course, muBi- day's movement ever recorded from .Aiait short contests Anf. 'have Idaho. cales and oratorical .rrourM bv tha Utah Afrtcultur The Payette valley Is the heaviest section In the state and prob- al college this year to give lis ahlppinr wm ahip ,n th(l neithborhood of opens aionaay. ably Quarter, which vaiue to l"V ber 28. added The Boise valley probably IT,'... 22S0 wnicniWiii auin innr Amnnc th lvceum nuiDMrs Twin v. will be riven will be a locture by llarry and iwigton ,iutrict about 250 cars the 'vuiY L. each, and the northern Idaho In the vicinity of Cosur d'Alens dUtrlct, Bvuslneas" on December 3. a 1ctuetP around 'OF OGDEN. ; i oo inn Charles jcamunuo on ; While The Canton Christian college or China, varieties grown In the school census of. Salt ISast" and an eve southernprincipal ar the md chlni are Idaho Home Beauty, Jon a shows loss Trio in children of school pake athan and wtnaaap. The usual custom ning of music z.by the Chernlavsky in that section is for the grower to con on February "jage, Ogden has returned an increase TO DlSFLiAY lAIMl.us In hi tract tne sale of all the Y of 337i r A -- npcia.1 feature Oi me inic orchard on tonnage basis. applea reaIn Early .When the schools of the city opened son apples were contracted from the nuirt.i-- win b the disDiay oi me of at SIS to 160. with a majority Metropolitan Muieum Art Exhibit tin September, .oyer 1000 new, pupils tutcv.- - rrowri of inis the oil contracts made around 145. paintings. original ere recorded. tlnn rnnaeratlvelv vaiuea ai i&vv.vvv there has been some lack Although will be on exhibition during the first of refrigerator cars In 'the Role and These figures indicate that Ogden is weeks In December. Logan city, Payette vslleys, this section has not three growing, and they ; are reinforced by t v.n Imuran chamber of commerce, the suffered so much from car ahortaa-Kiwanis ciuw, m this fall aa have other northwestern fine1 statistics, on building operations.-It)urin-g Logan Rotary and A Kt COIlere. tne fiew wcr- - i diatrlrta Youne Hrls'ham nitmS. nt the past spring 'and summer city- Dox cars have been loaded with apples sey academy afld the Logan with the col- when refrigerator cars were not avail- 4ver $1,000,000 in building permits has schools are lege in bringing tnis exniou irom .cw able, thus reducing congestion. leen issued by the engineer's office in You can't beat a good wife. A larger proportion of the shipments York. It: will be open to tne puowc, he City hall," and none of the struc- Lowering taxes raises hopes. aa wail aa to the students ot the u. than ever before has been in bulk, and n. free of charge. In bushel baskets, packed "Orchard ures has represented - more than Beer Isn't a drug on the market already run. culls and ciders Other important events usually with The ties that bind are golf links. : 75.000. scheduled on the Winter quarter Cal a minimum diameterout," of specification e Easiest way to, keep house is buy ndnr include an exhibition of arts Inches for 'Jonathans and 2 3 In every part of the city there is ' '" ' and craita Dy utan artisia io u inches for Horns Beauties. Thi is of growth, the building being so one. z to zs, anoraioricai probably due In great measure to ths from January xtensive as to change the general ap- - The man who is as busy as a bee contest for the Sons ot the American jack of mmniui frnm tht tinn. Revolution medal on January 25, the usually shipping apples packed in this doesn't get stung. Ipearance in some sections. Commercial club ball, scheduled for manner to the mlddlewestern markets. kv "w oo Ogden now has nearly nine thousand The scientist who counted 15,000 r eoruary a, me cuiies j children of school age, which is quite germs sitting on a pin point mght be held on February 15, the military fn army of young Americans being de- try it himself. OF D. Is 3. LINE on Februarv 21 and Country cousins are Tbusy getting hail tn ha riven to veloped to take the places of those be given on Feb the 'college play Who' are. today directing and laboring even for summer vacations. ruary 22 and 24. At an early dais DENVER, Colo.. Nov. U. Vlgoroua '.'Electric Plants Growing Fast" In December the U. A. C. Periwig club opposition jfo advance our fair city. by the people of Colorado will present an evening of plays for and the state headline. But the harvest is light. public utilities has de students. ths f General Vic veloped REOPENING through "One bee stores up enough honey 23 SIIORT COURSES tor t. Keyes to Attorney of the ths proposal o be FACTORIES. courses will K)F Twenty-twshort for ten." That's sweet of him. Hankers Truat company of New York the Winter quarter. Duringr the period of reduced outA man who stands on his own feet given during of these will run from Jan- - Lake railroad at ones unlew ODeratlna- Eighteen door employment,) every industry that Isn't told where to get off. jr costa can be cut until the road can uarjr g iu jmiunjf s to ineiB the open or increases its working force; The nation to start pudhc. general operated at .a profit. disarming ' will courses will give in two weeks tims be Two for leave to intervene! helping to get Jhe 'country: through be explanation.' ; . the cream of a year's work.. Most of in the petitions suit recently brought sgainst two courses and the winter crisis, and it is encourathem are half day ths road by ths Bankers' Trust com"Use more water," said-Dr- . Bishop be each courses taken such may by as trustees pany for note the to rebondholders. are that there ging plants and the milkman saw it. student. Only one full day course can were ruea in tne district court at In Utah. The Portland Ogden opening Mexico is as quiet as a successful be taken. Credit may be allowed for Brighton on behalf of the Deonle ot these courses where the student com the state and the utilities commission will resume Cement, company, opera man. Dletes the work to the satisfaction oi by Kin en and Assistant Gen rtions on December 1 and give emploIf there is a bootlegger union it the instructor. These short, practical eral wiwiam K. iumifT. Attorney Com courses Include the following: Ths question of the JurLsdiotlon of never strikes. yment to. 85 men. merclal butter and cheese making; the district court of Adams oounty to! . Now if other industries were to do Isn't it strange what some people farm butter and cheese making, ice enter the requested order to discon cream making and testing; auto ma - tinue and suspend operations likewise, we might get out of the put auto licenses on? on th is raised by the attorney general poultry management; irrlgaroad, Women once drove' men to drink, chanlcs; alump much, earlier for much of our n tlon practice; home health and nurs-h- the petition for leave to Intervene trouble today is mental. Our resources but in Chieago policemen do it. ths utilities comrnr ing; aressmaaing ana nuuinery; po- mjea mission, rn by and sugar beet diseases; irowin he other minn are as large as ever. Is no There a destiny that shapes our tato There is of sugar beets and potatoes; market- tervene. filed on behalf of the people " u scarcity of wheat, corn, beef, iron, ends,' tight shoe them as we may. ms vl v Z v4. , OI ine "laie of Colorado and the cltl u ui cement. llVina Slonr the rallrnari . It" fa Granaries are Scrapping the league evidently has nig . tamo, iwuk . coal, lumber, - I ni ..lf. nu dmuuuwout that Irrenarable lnlnrv iruit control,growing pointed overflowing. Hides for shoes are ex- to be done oyer every day. tlon of ' the farm home; live stock will be done the state by Junking the roaa. Train' Robberies Cease" headline. management; foor for the family; tremely low. Wool" is not high and co and house . 00 furnishing; planning cotton is in abundance at a reason- A rate reduction at last? tume design;' ' and planning the farm SLIGHT GAIN IN able price. All these things are the We'll stead. bet ' these courses open only Project training TINTIC SHIPMENTS product of labor and yet all are' at schools" use only "him books." to project leaders in the U. A. C. Ex toottom prices, with the exception of also be given from It must have been 'the undertakers tension Service will will cover nu coal.' The trouble cannot be lack of lobby that put over home brewing. January a9 to 21- - These EUREKA. Nov. It. Sbowinr a course in cloth beginning trition, increase over the production of Taw materials or the attitude of labor. The mystery is, how can congress Ing and an advanced course in cloth slight week last the of the mines One of our big obstacles to a better tell whether It is on a vacation or not? ing. or ths Tlntio production district for the week SCHOOL SCOUTMASTERS' 197 carloads of ore compared to condition Is the feeling of depression The trouble is, there's more unemOf special interest during the Win was 1SB carloads last week. Ths Tintlo which has come upon all classes and ployed money than unemployed men.' ter quarter will' be the scoutmasters' Standard and the Chief Consolidated 22 be to held from school January Xthls must be thrown off before a rapid shipped 46 carloads, the Victoria ThQ Girl Next Door says beauty was to February 4. All phases of scout each 17 carloads and the Dragon 14 Y once skin deep, but now it's knee high. ing will be covered. The school will trecovery is to be realized, Dr. of direction be the under general ooFortune smiles on folks who smile Georre Tlntic Standard R. Hill. Jr.. director of the 46 carloads; follows: Chief jBlOTING Consolidated, 46; Y at the first. School of college. Victoria, 17; Dracon. 14: Iron BloaAgriculture 1 in ,IN INDIA. bo assisted will He by experts are turning men's various espects of Rwansom, and Blus Bell. 10; patterns Hosiery S; Eagle scouting drawn sea, 4: Centennial Eureka. 6; Grand There is a big problem to be solved heads. from the faculty. college Central, 2; Gemini, 2; Tlntio Drain rhy the British in India.- First it was The "Winter quarter will clou on Tunnel. Bolshevism can't survive such "fast' 1; Colorado. 2; Empire Mines. Rbose-fve4 be followed the will at and March by the time , Theodore Egypt, 2; 2; Mammoth, l; Sunbeam. Bullion, life. Y Spring quarter which will run from 1; Eureka Mlas. was on his way out from Central 1. Total. 167 car6 26. to March May .Some men rise' by airplane; others loads. 00 Y .Africa; Jthen the Irish broke bounds, jr. 00 by plain air. and now the people of India are APPROVE LOAN FOE Good evening, have you noticed the GOOD TONE LENT the right of self 'determina' jrr. MUCH ACTIVITY . -- - - Buys This Beautiful 7 Piece LIBRARY SUI TIL R flf-ur- e. v N-n- 311-31- . io"- . n, Fos-lema- yT rn) I 1 ill bp tali ..yr''F t 1 Y -- ! e rnni.r. A- - 1- -4 evi-enc- 1-- I uv. VSr&S&S&SSlffilovroBmQ junking I. I Here is an exceptional value. The suite consists of a heavy library table, two rockers, two chairs, one and a pair of handsome book blocks. All are made of genuine quartered oak, upholstered in 'mole-sldnand all chair seats are spring construction. The suite is just as shown in the above illustration and would be a bargain at $75.00. - . tab-ouret- te ire-open- ," , inu un iui tA. 5 I -- M "" " . ' - "-- m , -- t sissjbjss' frTN 'sw mat P" 1 i "rV 1 mm- 8gn! esii.' - ill Pi J v" -- v3 . V THE STORE OR SATISFACTION"! , , SUGAR WORKER AT DOWNEY IS INJURED ! s-Production -- j - lt . r .: tion. Eventually all three countries will , as the old fbe wholly of colonial ;idea possession as a means of exploiting a people is yielding to a hisher sense of justice. self-governe- d, It may be that, under their own guidance and entirely free from British control, the natives of India would be no better off than ?they' are today, but their yearning for will continue even though they know their own rule will bring many vexa- Y 'Y Y tions. ; Y ' Lloyd George, with his labor troubles, unemployment difficulties, finan cial embarrassment, the Irish, Indian and Egyptian questions, 'should be a prime minister with as big a load to carry as was ever inflicted on a states- self-governme- - ; : . -- man. 'i -- OREM ROAD. 6wing to a collision on the Orem road south of Salt Lake, three men mere killed and twenty-fou- r injured. The cause of the accident was a split awltch iwhlch was defective and, in stead of being completely closed was .slightly open, allowing a rapidly moving car jto swerve from the main line and strike cars. buy second-hanOut idea of a mean trick is a jani tor testing the school bell. They now distill hay. The straw that broke the camel's back. Chicago . Is claiming the world's largest gas plant and we thought It was in Washington. China is experimenting with grow Ing cane and may raise a little at d , another passenger car lar. . Striking New York bakers have stopped loafing and gone back to loaf ing. Bergdoll is in Switzerland, where his reputation will be used in making cheese. The only thing that make some husbands worth killing is their insur Y . ance. Many a bride opening the fruit she canned this summer will get an awful ' jar. "Don't expect to find a groom like a bride like the cor the collar ads-set ads. "Save your tin cans," says an econ omist. Yes, and start a jazs . orches which was sidetracked. Every day on all railroads trains .speed over split switches; and often fthe speed is thirty miles or more an "hour, and there is no danger so long as the switches are in working order. But in the Orem accident the unexpected occurred, and the switch failed to do its duty; There, always is ,aa element of danger in. split switches! Trains In tra, Here's hoping Grace Abbott, new moving over switches should be under ' chief of children' bureau, will prove Y' control. a good safety raiser for little shaven. --ooSome wise men are letting their The American held for ransom of whiskers grow as preparedness for only 15,000 Mexican pesos must feel ' or . . : ' i Christmas neckties. . METALS BY EISE ; -- .heap. r IDAHO STOCKMEN - CLEVELAND, Ohio; Nov. 19. Aided by a rise in exchange, the tone ot all metals has been good during the week, with copper maintaining headsr- shlp over all metals. The conference on armaments lent confidence to foreign markets, as it is thought to give promise of better European condi tions- - London prices are strong, even with exchange up. and the possibility of imports of lead and rmc are furth er removea. Copper advanced here and is scarce at 13.27 2 for this year, with most sellers asking 13.50. Domestic users have bought heavily and some holdback surplus has been cut drastically in the past two and a half month, to under 800,000.009 pounds, and In this are normal supplies ot export stocks, which, when deducted, leave not much In Oc larger tonnage than was sold '. tober. Zinc eased from 4.7S to 4.70 at St. Louis. "Smelter stocks were cut 22.000 1-- - the disarmament party. Men laugh and women cry at a wedIn three months. ding because both know what is ahead tons Lead .is slow her though strong of the groom. ' in Europe. Prices are steady, 4.25 to York. With Guatemala's new porcelain 4.40. St. Louis, and 4.70, New . 00 dola money It will be easy to break i oo- DISASTER ON ; skirt shortage? , The real wheels of ' commerce arc worth a dollar each. An ''old flame" is one you have told to go to blazeB. Sense and censor sound alike but don't often, go together. ,' Some men are born p oor and others BLACKTOOT. Idaho. Nov. 1. Approval of loans totalling 919,400 for stock feeding purposes was mads Friday by the United States war finance Information to this efcorporation. fect was recslvsd In a telegram from Washington by 23. M. Kennedy, for ths Southeastern Idaho Livestock company. The latter organization is composed of banks In eleven cities In this section of the stats. The headquarters of the company are In Black, foot and the offloers are George F. president: I C. Collins, secretary and W. F. Bsrryman, treasurer. 80 far as known, this Is the first loan mads In Idaho for stock purposes by the war finance corporation. Oa-go- n, 00 RESCUE BLOODED STOCK FROM FIRE Fire MOSCOW, Idaho. Nov. 19 - '. ( . j 4 : 1 rY-- t Y-;.,- . f . . i- - - V"-- ' SW.. v. Ogrlcn'i Leading Dentists - Postponing Denta. Work Is Not True Economy IN Ycu are net msklea as inwcM maney as foemtrty. Very few are. This Is re iicum fee re'ectia yeu teeth. The onof e rut eft te repair the hsrtJer- ths and the b83r the biV.dmigii Yeu wilt flr4 cur prt s vrry metfersts. the euaiity ef th mntrrnmiy Is cenlJr4. wrK we ejva . , , ". . are CtdsHy a people requtrfes p'stt sured ef perfect fit ara sttlsfsctery re. suits st this etfK, Owe local snatthia rsfieves aTt pain and assures lasting, psrmsnerrt dentistry. Cut rate prices. !t.A - A. Plo-nee- rs - THE a de- stroyed ths beef cattle barns of the state university college of agriculture yesterday buildings morning. The were insured and the loa- of feed, straw and silage was estimated by the untverslty officials at 15 000. Profes sor and Mrs, Ray F. Morgan who live INCREASE SHOWN on tne farm succeeded unaided I resthe valued from cattle PARK CITY OUTPUT cuing purebred 818,000 to 820.000 before help ar rived. The greater uumbtr of the PARK'- CITY. Nov. 19.A material beef cattle were also rescued. 00 Increase- in shown in (he ore shipments from 'the Park City district for MAD COYOTE KILLED the week. A total of 2279 tons was to 1962 tona in the ON TOWN'S STREET shipped compared was preceding week- - The output Judge Allied companies.948 942 tons; Silver King Coalition, mad covot tons; On- - BOI8E Ida- -' Nov. 3IS was on 2279 tona total of killed streets tons, Star. Frl the taria; . .. oo day. Ons person was bitten and sev eral dogs before the animal was de PIOXEER MUSICIAN DIES N. Anderson. stroyed. The body was examined In LOGAN, Nov. 68 years of age. commonly known as ths slat bacteriological laboratory. "Andrew Fiddler," a pioneer musician which showed that ths animal had , of Hyrum, died of dyspepsia today. He rabies.. oo was unmarried., A slates Mrs. E. J. ; dii-- s mi form Haws of Hyrum, and another sister In "POCATELLO. jcstici: Idaho. Nov. It. Salt Lake, also a brother whose where abouts is unknown, are his only living wars of the totntermountaJn country learn of ths death of grieved relatives. Judga Ralph P. Quarlea, former Justice of ths supreme court of Idaho, who died yesterday at Salmon. Quarte was district Judge at 8almon for many years. Later he, went to ths Hawailsm WHO GETS ' islands, where he continued his Jaw practice. Ha is survived by his wodow and a HOPE CHEST? at Plmon. a daughter at daughter Boise, a danghter In Vlrrlnla and a 1 eon at Balmon. 19.-t-- OF LEGION COMMANDER Ifanford ilacnldtr, of Muon City, the new national commander of la., Mark DOVTTTET. Ida.. Not. American citlxsn the, Legion, won nine apa-rat- e Manler. rromlnent Downey and member of the village board, nar citations for valor while la the rowly escaped death here FridayIn aa a army and rose from second lieutenant ths to lieutenant colonel of Infantry durresult of his glove being caught machinery at ths Amalgamated Sugar ing his term of service with the ic-on- d company's electric beet. dump. division. Ills arm was broken in two plars. honom Include the listir.ru'.h-e- d Ills two fingers badly crushed and two Be rvlce Cross with an oak leaf clusribs broken. Had It not been for his ter for additional recognition of bravpresence of mind in alldlnr the belt ery, the Croix de Ouerrs with five he would have been crushed to death. palms, the Crocs al Merits dl Ouerrs The accident occurred only a few Italy and the ribbon of a Chevalier minutes before train No. 41 arrlred at rf of the Legion of Honor of France. Downey and he was placed on the was born in Mason City, MacNlder train after first aid was rendered by Oct. 2. It If, and was graduated from Dr- Ilartvlgsen and taken to a Logan Harvard in 1111. hospital. In 1011 hs went to the Mexican oo border with the Iowa national guard. He stayed In uniform until Fpternbr, MASONIC BUILDING when he resumed civilian clothes ltll. as of a banking Investment comhead REMODELED TO BE pany. He was elected commander of the Idaho. Nov. 1. Re Iowa department of the legion. roCATEUX, modeling ot the Masonlo bulldlnjr. damaged by fire about a month ago. equipment will ba bought, including Is to begin at ones. A contract for opera chairs for ths main ledge room the repairs was awarded Friday. Weather permtttlng. the improve and a complete new set of officers ments will be completed tn 0 days. chairs. oo Work will begin Monday and the plans are often eolcVj In Cresses Japan. provide for complete remodeling or by weight. room the Jodge floor. The main lodge --oowill be .provided with a.gallary comCamels and trains are still com donkey A and stage pletely circling it, frequently used for transportation plete electrical conveniences for all de in China. gree work will be Installed, much nsw carload- i NEW on. - - J. FOUTZ o. o. a. A. Mew lefltool alt Phe 1W w aaatch J 11 Mstrv. eciury Pslelsss Cxtractlsn ef Teeth OR. H. B. rCOTX d. d, a. Pemittn Office. SC3 Wst-ft- e ,reu |
