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Show plSUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 20, 1921. THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- It R rS!A GAS TS DARK SUA! - T ' ' hi :i: L.'T ., Ominous Form Lodming ' : Over Historic Table In. Washington. - , , i "ik.;-- ' " , . 'j j' t. By FRAXIi CIIARITON International News Service. WASHINGTON Nov. 19.One in- ternatlonal problem, bearing "upon the I Far; East, but not included In the of- I leial agenda, has begun to cast an ominous snaaow over tne wasnington Conference.) It Is Russia. Russia forms the hdPkrrrtund against which pnases or tne Asiatic quesimportant tions must be discussed when j the with matters delegates, have finished - ! j ; that deal exclusively- with China. ASTUTENESS SHOWN. The United States included Siberia Great of all angles open for th$ introduction discussion.! ; -This would open the doojr to con- ideration of Russia's i' future place v among the powers having vital inter- ests on the-- Pacific. America does not want to take up any purely European question of a political, territorial or economic aspect at this conference and Secreta.y Hughes, in bringing up Russia's relationship to the Far East showed diplomatic astuteness problem, in, writing it down in the. agenda Siberia,! in stead of Russia. DESIGNATED OUTLAW. : Russia has already began to struggle to her feet through her own efforts. The only help she has received from the outside worid has Deen rood relier for her famine Buf ji x fers. j.' ' In an official sensell Russia ia an outlaw nation, i Her government at Moscow has not been by the United v States or anyrecognized other of the 'j j, powers..' a Indirect reference to the part' Russia is playing now and the role she: is likely to play t in the future m both European'and! Asiatic1 aflairs, is liken ly to be made plain in (he plenary of the., conference Monday. REDS GAIN RESPECT. The future position of Russia a world power,, with her interests covering the whole northern half of the Asiatic; continent, may, be discussed deby the delegates in considerable tail beforo the conference " is many days older. European statesmen, who tormerly referred contemptuously to the Moscow as one thiat was doomed government to speedy collapse, have altered their views to a large extent. Tbe soviet has shown itself aggressive In the protection of, Russia' rational Interests and has negotinted close treaties of iallianfce with all the urrounamg small friertdJy states. The or more than 000 ropuiauon mills nuts in tho snviPt'M 110,000 tl etrument of vast potential military AvmSi Of ii; , s Jdeet Jria ; t i-WHl- -- OF FURNITURE, RUGS, DRAPERIES, STOVES ENTERS ITS SECOND WEEK . Hundreds of people have taken advantage of the reduced prices and are buying home furnishings of the best quality at about half the price of a year ago. Prices have now reached their lowest level generous terms of credit may be had. :. ;! :i , ..,.3 ::. DINING ROOM FURNITURE REDUCED TO ROCK BOTTOM , es-sio- jvv t. we - yw t .jj a j - r No. 594 prices that will move it quickly. Choice of colonial or mission style in fumed or golden oak,. $85.00 colonel golden oak quartered buffet, j OCO OC now No. N No. 9tl sion style, golden finish. 168.00 Fumed RC-0733 Reduced-t- val- - No. . . At Almost $85.05 $3 Extra quality $61.65 30x60 Inches. $3.40 grade. Many others at stmilar reductions. $3.00 Newport ters. Reduced range, al No. pol- le ished top, enameled body; body. $150 value. $108.00 Reduced to ' 18-inc- Jn0. .Utah 'Weather Predictions atriKe High Average, Says BuUetirL 20-inc- T .... f The weather in Utah during OctoJ was ideal for grain. and alfalfa per ' eeed threshing, apple pickinar. suirar potato diKlng. livestock v i uauuiius ana omer rarm activities! according to the monthly climatology the Salt lake iflly data issued mi-by - 111 at; irosts Kimng , I rviW came unusually late ieBi tand prolonged the agricultural seasori very favorably. ' The dearth of rain, however, re-- l .tarded the germination and growth of! fall sown grains and the of growth range grasses until the general show-- ! ers of the October 23 and 24; this moisture proved very helpful, and at the end of the month a general im- -' provement was apparent in .the grain' fields, ranges and highways. to the storm the soil was too Prior for dry satisfactbry plowing and tuber digging and an important reduction in sugar beet production occurred in unwatered fields. Livestock was practically all removed from the national and most of the stock shipping forests was done, cattle and sheep being in good condi, tion...,! "' The bulletin just Issued explains how the weather bureau fathers its data ' ' as ; follows: The daily weather forecasts for Utah have averaged 89.4 per cent accurate according ' to a 5 year average of verifications. They are stated in and are verified rigid rules. The Utah forecasts areby' issued early each morning by the district forecaster at Denver, Colorado, for the 38 hours ending at 6 p. m. "tomorrow;" and for specific localities amplifications are made in the Weather Bureau office at Salt Lake. Distribution is made at government expense, and through the voluntary of all the daily newspapers, the Midland Telephone company in Grand and San Juan counties, the Mantl Telephone company in Sanpete and Sevier counties, the postmaster at Provo, and the city health department at Ogden; also by mail and telephone the WeatherBureau offices at through Modena and Salt Lake and.bv wireless tAUoranh unrougn m ueserei rews at Salt :: --. y t . '.'-- '. er. $37.50 value now rfrP ' ;r:; ib7 ty ' (111 i Derby Oak heater; $14.50 value. Reduced tS 1 H f C to J)1U.4J No. 511 . .................... , .4 4s IfifiH UcUl . Estate novel range, .large oven .sanitary big base. $124 values. C!CQ 1A Reduced to OJ.IU Potters straight line inlaid reservoir, 18-inc- h tr rnU No. 910 24x48 No. 6 Remnant Tape try' No. 11-S- ocial value. Reduced to v...iplouu Staple heater, a good moderate 112 sized oak stove. $204)0 &1 A Af value. Reduced to Di4.4U 132 Social Hot Blast Oak" heater. fire bowl. nicely trimmed, value oa No. 2532 Reduced to tapestry Brussels. Ue rugs. .ooU.60 191 , . . . t Lrri4rix iow Evfy heating stove In stock at Sw":....; .... IIT: . ir tp4D.UU .$4320 Smith's extra quality eeamless colonial velvets. Five patterns to choose from; good patterns; 9x12 feet size. $60.00 values'. &AC Oft No, 1530 Mayfleld seamless tapestry, 9x12 feet six. Recent $45.00 radical reductions. . . . . e 1nr 12-lnc- . $25.50 ,.P4D.3U Reduced to XL. J fj ! """"iiiii " -- "r- ' .u, m,-rr-:.- Lake livestock men, farmers, shipper?. U1NI VKHSIT y flT.TTTl users of the highways, building con HAS FIRST SMOKER tractors, and business men In general are the affected whose interests by weather, regularly consult the foreCol. C. O. Lawrence of the Ogden casts, appreciating their average acschool" R. O. T7 C. was the nrin- high curacy. . ,. oo . ,. . ., clpal speaker last night at th open ing .smoker of the University club. Tatertais3 Members of ins North He spoke on the subject of the ad were entertained their partners Friday vantages or the R. O. T. C. to the evening Dy Mr. ana Mrs. Albert J. cadets to the community and to the Powell at their home In Marriott. Games, music and readings furnished government, O. J. Stllwell, secretary of the Ogden chamber of commerce delivered a lec28 to served guesfs. ture on how petroleum Is made in nature etating- that it with the formation of methane, began one containing: atom of carbon and one of hydrogen, an Inert gaa, which he along the methane series to thetraced state and up to the gasoline state,vapor each'state being reached in nature, he said, by the addition of defint nmnnnta carbon atoms and hydrogen atoms. Refreahmenta were served at the conclusion of the addreese. . W. Karl Hopkins, superintendent of the Ogden public achool system, presided. i m ,..J1 MS HO YS -- 1 , ,,,, Mr- rr ,LI -- - it Plan to build it of brick, tho material that adds beauty, comfort and durability , to any home, that will make it a real home. Ashtbri Fire Brick & Tile Go. Yards and Office f. "' Twenty-nint- h and Jefferson. PhoneSSl'' op ,. SOCIALIST TELLS OF TAMMANY METHODS Esther Friedman of New York addressed an audience of ftoci&H.tJt in the city hall last night on the subject or an inShe gave "unemployment." teresting Inaccount of Tammany Hall methods New York by which Socialists were prevnteCity,, front voting and their when elected, were barredcandidates, from the offices to which they had been chosen. r ED Sons of Wealthy Families Missing; No Demands for Ransom Received . (International New Service.) ST. LOUIS, Nov. II. While the wealthy parentage-- Dominiclc Di rin-co- , ?, and Vincent Caetelli. 5, tonight continued a praverful vigil, hopeful that their kidnADd ioni mlrht h safely returned, police were baffled aa 10 me motive benma the abductions. No trace of either youth bad been found and no demand for a rinjnm has been made. - (Special Dispatch.) LAKE, Nov. It. W. ' W. Oove. former Ogden railroad man. Is charred In a complaint lanued here today with malicious mischief In connection with an alleged arnault on Mtas Ada Chriateneen. Mtmt Christenaen charges that Oove entered her room in the Daly hotel and attacked her, tearing her clothing: to shrews, in revenge, she aays. for her refusal to associate with him further. SALT WHO GETS THE ; HOPE CHEST? $115 Airplane electric waiher.duced to . . $175 Easy washer, - re- at r A value, now ... $141.75 DOW $155 Wondtrful Value now Easy washer, . $i . lOCCC lLuJuo REDUCED PRICES In All Departments Leather rockern. reduced . Reed goods tapratry reduced bedroom Ivory suites, reduced Simmon's brass and steel beds, reduced Desks and office furniture reduced . . cor-ere- d, Refrigerators reduced Draperies, reduced . . All oak rockers. reduced ' ...... , Mat Irenes .30 30 30 30 35 35 reduced . . Reed goods, velour covered, reduced . 4 20 Cedar clients, reduced . . 20 20 Carpet sweepers reduced O T c2 hi 20 . All kitchen 25 30 All davenports and chairs c . i'lclures. 1 atectils 20 p picture frames 20 and art goods reduced.;.. Mirror . 30 reduced All 20 cocarta and baby CD carrtages, reduced O I .. Mrs. FJoreae J, Newcomb Vf the Judge Tillman P. Johneon of Ogden will renurne his place on the federal Ogden high echo!' fseulty end Mr bench for the Utah district Monday. Berth Hrrif member et the besxd Rlnc the eerty part cf Onotx'r Judge ef directors of the Third ward liPaige Morria of the Duluth district brary, were named a director n has been prenlding temporarily In by Merer Frank and Bait Lake, while Judge John-eo- n the Carnegie pablJo library.Fraati, ef - Cg has been In Duluth,' the transfer of the two Judges bing made by muAcacia C4ob Members ef the Acacia tual agreement. Before returning to clab will meet at the home of Mr Duluth, however. Judge Morris wUI go Joseph R. Morrell. 1IJ1 Eeelea to Paedena, Calif., where his family next Friday, it was announced last is rename the yea-terda- (Kpfcial THrriatch.) SALT LAKE, Nov. it. Making the property clerk rrponslb!e for at) ' -- IS PARDONED It. Becauie his wife told the board of rardons that he and her children, needed sho. Emll Eckmen. conTtcted of brutal assault and robbery of Mrs, and Mrs. J. O. Holt, was paroled today by tbe board. Forty eurht other rl tnr clemency wereheard by the board. trnu. winter. cigni. WHEN SPECIFY- O GDEN BRICK': - -- -- --oo- Bnilda tnbstati&l homeVcne- - titzi that will -- icr-TvarsthAt'i the kind you build-witbrickH't-lowla. rr.alntesasea. coit'AnS npkp i'cmitisily good Investment Tht inlUU cmt is relAtirsIy low. Onr brick in the' various thadeg vnd.quHliH cfftri a wids rmgi 'for. selection' of materiAj, h i ' jur U. S. OILER ALAMEDA AFIRE OUT AT SEA Ogden Pressed Brick & Tilo .5o. WILMINGTON. N. C f. The U. B. ller AUnWTk Is afire about 4 0 "to Ilea off Cape Henry, according to a wirelfM menace received her tonight. The Ur.Ucvi State roat cuard l "utter Seminole answered the this port. Y&rds U5tl r-!- f.-n- . ! y Or-de- v. -- Luxe de Much Lower ADOPTS NEW PLANS and Installing supplies and a new systemequipment of accounting, were new methods adocted by the ttal road commlseion today. On "Daaro Hill.- Rt Lmii' Ttalt.n ooquarter, not an Inkling? of a clew aa ' to the whereabouts of th Ia' SOUTHERN BANKER been picked up by detective. Police MUST FACE CHARGES oeueve mat ootn boys were abducted by the same two men. Th Til rr (International Ntwi' Srvle.V youth was stolen Monday, and the AMATtlLLO, Texas, Nov. if. John Castelli boy. Thursday. D. Walker, a banker of Eparta, Qi., "I Want to h hor vhun h fnmam win be taken back to that state to declared Mm. Vita. Castelli tonight. a charge of embezzlement of bank Ihave waited here alt through two face as aoon a ofricers arrive, it was runda. for my bey. He mut announced heer nights and tonight. come oon"daya Extradition paper were granted tocoby Governor Nff, arttr the CHILDREN NEED SHOES day requisition had been held v.p several days pending a protest by Walker. SO MAN SALT LAKE, Nov. White curing ROAD COMMISSION f fSDOctal D!matcli. Maiy othirg at umllir rtdwlctisna. cylinder washtr, a very efficient machine and one that ta guaranteed to give satisfaction. $125 tfnft aa -- Mrs. lo U - YOU'LL WANT A HOME IN THE SPRING Regular price $275. Upholstered la teJour, Three looee mulberry cuibfons and pillowt, OGDEN MAN FACES NAMED DIRECTOR JUDGE JOHNSON SALT LAKE CHARGE ON LIBRARY BOARD RETURNS MONDAY THINK - ae!. re LIBERAL TERMS OF CREDIT CAN BE ARRANGED FOR- - ALL REDUCTIONS ARE LISTED FROM THE NEW LOW PRICES EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME ' lmc; rooa $18450 Electrical Equipped A Ranford seamless velvets, three pat160.00 value, terns to choose-from- Brookllne tapestry Brussels rug, best quality; lz 9x12 feet $40.00 gTade. Aft Reduced to )uU.UU 10-wir- . duced to . . w asmiiff lviacmnes of linoleum, y3 pries. Smith's seamless palisade velvets, six patterns to choose from. These are txtra good values; 5x11 feet size. $50.00 grade. OC flon Reduced to VJUi-ic- ) 00 4I40.00 0x12 feet, Reduoed quality j i nn Cpl.OU Wiltana seamless velextra vets, quality; new designs; 9x12 site. $60.00 value. na $22.50 seamless velvet best No. 3333 extra quality, reduced Oak heater. $28.00 of cane e 1 No. Model E 15 J Two-piec- KarpVn sofa, loose cushion davenport, covering finest quality mohair of a blue color. Has three loop cushions, and two rod pillows. $342.50 value. C000 CA Reduced to Velvet Seamless Rugs . seamless tapestry rugs, 9x12 135.00 seamlees printed linoleum. Patterns print linoleum. Per yard rn 3ZjU lie. Reduced "If $2.3S grade. Heduced Brussels Rugs $30 00 $3.35 ..$2.50 30x60 No. 2818 -- $3.60 Potter's mlaid linoleum. brown and green. $1.00 "C" quality, Reduced to t t) t , No. 70S5 Inches. Made of heavy &r canvas. Reduced to $3.75 Ford ham rag rugs, siie 30x60 l inches. Reduced rA to 3z,oU h value. - $4.00 . linoleum. Reduced to rr rag rugs, size ALL GOODS ON SALE WERE SELECTED WITH THE GREATEST CARE, AND ARE UP TO THE BOYLE STANDARD OF QUALITY - -- Estate IXL hot blast heatThe newest approved ' style. No. 112 ,;. - . , 20-inc- At Saving Prices $59.40 . ' an ,No. 812 Estate Oak radiator, $82.50 value. . Reduced to . : I . . J 4 $3.50 Rainbow e, h Z::.:... $127.80 i 1. to . . t ... super-durabl- EATING STOVES -- , super-durabl- e, Estate 8 full blue enameled body, oven, polished top. $230 Reduced h extra' find "stove; oven, polished top, full white enameled splashed back. $177.50 range. Re- - i ' Estate E-48- 8 B-48- 15 rag rusa. rugs. inches. Reduced tO leum. Reduced to . . Q5 $3.85 Brandy wine rag Karpen sofa daTsport. tapentry covered. $242J0 valje. CICCi AA Iteduced to MuU.UU Potter's granite Inlaid lino $4.75 ...Vt$Z.UJ rag rug, plain cen- Reduced to At Radical Reductions 8618-Nation- hit-and-mi- LIVING ROOM PIECES AT GREAT REDUCTIONS At Special Price Imported Japanese raps. Kite 30x60 inches.. $7.75 values. Reduced ABJGES - Prico Yz Ancroft Golden waxed buffet. RM-67- 5 value. Reduced to ............ a81.UU 15 oak buffet, top, three roomy cup 45 Inches long. $92.50 Golden oak buffet onial style. $100 value. AA deduced, to $93 48-inc- ...........$54.08 col- No. 0746 , h mission style; drawers and three boards. $127.50 a,.u.... Golden oak buffet, mis- ATTRACTIVE VALUES IN FLOOR COVERINGS RAG RUGS LINOLEUMS Goldeja oak buffet. M1Z value. Reduced 4UO.OJ .i 00 " at All oak dining room furniture i Vfc RANGES at Harris villa Thorn 310 "Office, 2120 Hucttes ; fhont Artunt 111 |
