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Show THE OGOEN . The Ogflen; . Slandard-Examin- " BY CONDO EVERETT TRUE f STANDARD-EXAMINE- JM0 STATE er PUBLISHING COMPANY - An Newspaper Published Independent nd Sunday every evening . morning without a rauzzla or s club. Matter at the entered 8condeli Post of Ties. Ogden, Utah. Established 1870 Member of the Audit Bureau of Clrcuta. tlon and The Associated Preaa. SUBSCRIPTION IN ADVANCE Deliver by Carrier Dally and Sun $10.85 p day, tyesr By Mall Dally and tundMy, 1 year.. 7.83 "' MEMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Aaaoclated Preaa le exclusively en. .titled t the use for republication of any news credited to It not otherwise credited In this paper and also the local newa cub Mshed. herein. STANDARD. EXAMINER TELEPHONE NUMBERS Clastlfled Ad. Dept..... M Business aid Circulation DeoL. ...... 59 Display Advertising Dept. ...........429 and Newa Degt... 'Edltori ....73 2 halt Lake Office. Leo Ness L. Levin, Representative. Phonefeldg. Wasatch - THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1921, R NEWS Milliner (Slearin Latest Items of Interest From Utah and Gem SUU ' SHAGGS BANDIT 81,000 VJSIT . IftlER ARREST YELLOnSTONI Increase Shown in Motor Riotous Party at Salt Lake Roadhouse Leads to Jean Parties; Rail Visitors Fall Off Foey's Capture YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL BALT LAKE. Nor. 24 Jean Foey. PARK, Wyo., Nov. 14. The Depart-me- z& years or age. was arrested yesterof the Interior. National Park day In connection with the robbery ot, Bervic report that SI, 151 people v Li Bkagg'e etor here Saturday night lted the Yellowstone National Park when $1,000 in cash and checks wit clos- etolen. 6409. during the tourlit Miion Juit Foey le said by the police to 250 beautiful new Trimmed Hatt just received and our en. ed. have admitted participation In the tire itock of Trimmed, Tailored and Sport Hati included of the holdup and when arrested had $100' The outstanding feature tho casn American tourist travel duringin in nis H revealed grouped into thia phenomena clearance tale. summer wu the Increase of 2.161 the hiding placepockets. of what remained of his share of the money. carrying 7.M4 passengers. 1 THANKSGIVING The amount recovered by the potte-Fully anticipating the tremendous Nawas the automobile in 11152, to Chief of Detouring growth IN THE YEAR 1921. XI. HeckMteAri tional Park Service was prepared to tective Rlleraccording Th. nn. Your choice of any hat regardles of former price, UniverThis Is America's , day of thanks. direct in the Interest of safety, theilice are conducting a search for what as cars toured stream of motor they sal Pattern Kali, beautiful Fur Hats, Smart Tailored HaU, they believe Is a further portion of Whatever be the adversities upon the park highway and accidents were Foey's share. When arrested Foey Biltmor and Mead owbrook Hati, Hats of all colors, styles ''them the American people throw. off rare events. sAia that all he received of the spoils A new approach road heading to the wa 11400. He accounts for the remd shapes, each one exclusive all regrets and accept their lot which $7.50 Scenic mainder with a ntory of a riotous party the South entrance through is the proper spirit Wind IUver Valley and the Teton at a Salt LAko COUntv rnuilhnmn Run. Mountain Region was opened in Aug-.da- y But Americans always have had night, where, he told the police. ust and will probably be popular with ne spent as much as 125 a round for good reason to be thankful. No citi-se- n visitors. Also the lloback can- drinks and 171 for a meat for himself 2 park 3 .of this country, at any period in yon route leading Into the Jackson and friends. He also blames this in Hole thence to the South gateway was discretion at the roadhouse for his its development, has madb. a trip Fifty-twbrim haU with plain 100 trimmed httt for mistes and this year and will be ready capture. completed around the- world without coming back for travel next season. women. Plain and colored fc- colors or silk embroidered ARRESTED AT HOME. According to the report rail visitors West i filled with thankfulness that his past Foey waa arrested at ,nC eathr flowered and tall--crowns. Largs assortmtnt of decreased 5,817 people under that of and fourth South streets, Eighth . the home of Some haU that fortrims. "and future are linked with the destiny pred the record established during tho his mother-in-lanape In the houee with to told 1130 atseason 1920 mtrly official The Park Mm at the time was his mother-In-laof this country' of ours. to rates tribute decrease this weekn-old his higher wife and , A young Russian, a boy of 19 years and economic conditions of the counwoman. Ever and another baby, of age, came into Ogdeii on Tuesday. since the hour of the robbery practry during- the summer. oo tically every member of the police deHe was beating . his way westward away , disgruntled and suspicious, partment haa been working on the when at Evanston he received severe nothing much has been accomplished case. BUSHELS 26,000 Two members of the department , burns while sleeping in a sandpit. for the cause of 5 peace." GRAIN came SALE IN within fifteen minutes of Though suffering from the burns the question, "What is hot only Foey, but his partner taking Answering in the and! hungry, he said he was the purpose in. Asia that Beautiful trimmed crime, on Monday. An error in dehat for and Japan ST. ANTHONY, Idaho. Nov. 2 4. women's and children', misses their arrest scription at and children. The prevented thankful kind Providence has led him England still have in common?" the majorThe St. Anthony Mill & Elevator com- that time. The policy learned on never shown before. Good ity trimmed and tailored hats about to America, although for the, 14 months writer says : pany last night, in one of the largest Monday of the party financed by Foey as- assortment of colors. Large over deals of took the year, accumulagrain ntht at the roadhouse. 3ne "u"dred to select from he has been here his total They ortment of styles. 2 6,000 bushels of "One Red wheat at Sunday writer says that Turkey and compared descriptions developed was than less treasures tion of earthly 21.40 per hundredweight. The deal to samracuon that,-th-e man at it Is a purpose which neither of them was ciosea oy tne uavis, urme & CO., the ineir was ono of the robbers, Discrimination roadhouse Is a dime. He had seen the horrors of can afford to state in Alleged in a pool combination. In view of The arrest wan public, and natural culmination war and the chaos of aiiarchy in his which O. C. t lie present Before I. market conditions grain Chief Beckstead said yesterday, but menCharged never will be certainly -- own here say that this Is a very he was disappointed that the other country near Minsk, and he wel- tioned at the conference. That cpm-mo. Examiner Shippers by man wanted was. not In the vicinity good price. comed the day when he found a, way commence will the to suppress the rise is people the arrest was made. purpose nZZe&H i LLI EnFS; iijfc of this grain this morning. whenEXPECT out of the dark of Russia to the light of democratic Ideals in Asia. hauling SECOND 24. Nov. ExamiMont.. HELENA, Japan This deal prove the entering told Detective Scager where of America. To simply exist in peace is ruled ner William A..Disquc of the interstate wedge for themay an of many more theFoey constiIts by disposal oligarchy. remainder of the money he had to the boy. commerce commission yesterday con- thousands of bushels that have been obtained from the robbery brought a sense of relief was locattution and its of are alike parliament held by the ln growers of the Upper ed, and the recovery of the total Speaking remarkably good English and little effect in its affairs. The repub- ducted the most largely attended rate Snake River vallev where it is estimat- amount of 11152 was then made. Foey being mistaken for a native born,! he lican spirit and class consciousness hearing ever held in Montana, The ed that not more than 25 per cent of said his- party of Sunday night brought hearing was on the application of the the crop ha been disposed of. said lie felt flattered to be thought of are a menace to the about his arrest, and told the There oligarchy, been has ruling considerable appre- he believed some of those whopolice transcontinental carriers to establish hension had as an American. the farmers themselves as taken hla money at the resort were which seeks to suppress both. Like- rates in violation of the short and long by misas the business men throughout responsible for his capture. He reUntil we Americans realize how wise the present Japanese course in haul clause of the transportation act well section that the grain may be fused to talk to the police regarding this outside of the V xzrJfi "! 'W""!!.. 'iC'L'f?.' " . ii.. .,., , i inf- rr erable is a great part J moved in from China if small would eastern be to which thwarted coast Pacific only on his amounts, associate largely points the robof the night be "'world, we 'are not capable of under- China could Bet of merwould to little value the but his refusal ber', notwithstanding up a successful repub- ports. chants and business in general, but to talk the police said last night they standing the degree' of debt we owe lican government, and the same is true Karl Knox Gartner of Washing-ton- . Is deal a this putting different aspect expecteo to capture the aecbnd man D. C, special counsel for the Inter- on Divine Providence. the situation and will mean a brac- In a day or two, unless he haj left the of Manchuria and Siberia." mediate Rate association, appeared to ing of business in all lines. And no part of this country ias state. the application of th .. I. railoppose. "l In Great millions OO" Britain has India, Durinjc the late afternoon. Foey. PERMIT TO SELLmore for which Jo be thankful than roads and aid the shippers in preWESTERN PACIFIC with Chief lieckstead, admitof with Ideals. If lalKing to their facts subjects republican are and life of senting arguments Utah, Where the blessings BAMBERGER ted NAMED he had that served eighteen STOCK CONSIDERED TO FLOAT BONDS one Asiatic republic becomes firmly the interstate commerce commission a twenty-yea- r months of In sentence Mr. Gartner was many. representative. WAR FINANCE AGENT the Montana state penitentiary at SALT LAKE, Nov. 24. The ques- established there may be a spread of r So on this day let us give thanks. by E.'Q. Toomey, counsel for Deer Lodge for a burglary committed tlon of whether or not an Montana the WASHINGTON. Nov. 24. The Inrailroad commission, and unrcat, which will give England end- H. B. agent can terstate oo was pardoned, he told be in He Butte. co mint rce commission has authe commiaelon's rate a Shaefer, in for stock SALT LAKE, Nov. 24. selling prosecuted Eugene the chief. He Came to Salt lake about company GENERAL DIAZ less; trouble and perhaps the loss of a expert. thorized Wertern Pacific Railroad flrnt a without per obtaining of Jr.. th director Meyer. managing ten months ago. he said, but had mit from the stale securities commis- company the Issue to niGITKR IN WEST. 13,000.000 worth of IN OGDEN. part of the British empire. War Finance Corporation yesterdav worked only Irregularly nince he came bondm. The bonds arc first The now Intermediate is before Rate H. association mortgage sion, Cluff, Harvey the for Ernest of Fait a was j ThU3 it ig apparent that when the offered exhibits to show how Bamberger here. He Is an electrician by trade, attorney great day Yesterday to bear Interest at for solution. ' per cent, are to the rates requested generalwas Lake, to serve in Utah as the special he said. Foey. intimated to the detecbe payable to are la the on Italians of Utah who gathered at the intermountaln The counsel raised is touched would by treaty question country of In the representative tive chief that he was anxious to go for Robert il. Hoare, an agent for Our be subject to redemption onand corporation semibe left at transconany to the of due high to show peak advances respect made by tho into court, plead guilty and begin serv- International union depot at the conference Pandora's box will tinental rates if the rates to coast ter- - supervising the 2 annual 102 at interest date bearing Cooperative association, to the beet sugar Inter- ing his sentence. cent General Armando Vlttorio Diaz, the be opened. ' of f mlnals face the value. per lowered to meet water corporation ests of the state. charged with selling capital stock in oo The commission directs that the the company without state authority. competition. , Mr. Gartner offered tes- commander of the Italian forces who, Mr. Bamberger accepted the apoobonds to be sold to the ftiffheit be before The matter will other to evidence show t'.mony and City bidder arc argued and was In conference yes- IDAHO FALLS STATE at a critical period in the war, defeat- "BUSINESS MEN not ! at than 94 per cent' of Ben if the application was granted pointment that Johnson Judge morning. Saturday O. with E. Howard, terday president on face value. The proceeds of M their armies &a rates to to in the is have Hoare sold stock intermountaln the ed the of Walker Brothers Bankers, chairman territory VAGRANTS." CLOSES DOORS arr sale be to the 200 to r Den to ued 90 of would hlfh-ebe 230 from the solely for the cent company employes per of loan when the of the agency agricultural the Piave and hastened the day: ver A Rio Grande Western railroad purposes set forth In the company's than the rates to -- Pacific coast corporation "A banker has no more business on and L. Stephen Richards, Austria-Hungarsued for peace. Salt Lake. The corporation recent- application, points, notwithstanding: the fact that president of the Sugar Beet Flnanca the street at an unusual hour than a the IDAHO I ALLS, Idaho. November in OO- distance became insolvent. to intermediate In were Ogly points corporation. X4. Delegations of Italians to make collections oo and inability 6 6 of would Roberts the said. tramp," Judge city distanceaverage r only per cent of tho It will be Mr. Bamberger's function slow liquidation cauaed the btata bank den from Salt Lake, Price to Pacific coast BURGLARS STEAL five-daand a representative of the Washington to close Its doors as points a when court Jail pronouncing after the CATHOLIC SCHOOL 175 per cent of the service yesterday that only cities in the state, and they, were sentence on G. R. 10 ,auun,w "reuouBe bank fcad been open for half an hour 60 PAIRS OF SHOlIS V Sandberg, who was was required to move the commodities FOR IDAHO FALLS the responsibility of the manage Humors of Insolvency lead to heavy joined by hundreds of local citizens in arrested on a vagrancy charge Novem- involved as against a 100 per cent ser- both meat and the protection afforded tho withdrawals early in tho forenoon sug-aas collateral for the advances and the officials to post a notice that giving one of the great war heroes a ber 11. The testimony introduced by vice to the coast. IDAHO FALLS. Idaho. Nov. 24. PROVO. Nov. 24. Burglars stole 0 ALLEGES DISCRIMINATION. to mad be of the Orsee made to and General Mother to was already welcome in Ogde.n.: bank Acqulnta, the the hands of stat the of shoes from the Culllmore fitting The pairs railroads introduced evidence that rQfiatantoffictal are employed bank commissioner. The bank's last der, of the Holy Cross, Notre Dame, Mercantile showed that he was engaged to show enormous General Diaz has won the admira- Sandberg compsny's store at Lin-dothe In increase under adequate statement showed deposits of about Ind has selected a block of ground gar with a tonnage of in business the transaction nine miles north of here accordmoving by water and w bum tion of the people of the United States man who worked at the depot on the counsel asserted vvuui vs v a yj a $400,000. The bank is capltaliied at here foe the location of an academy ing to a report made to the sheriff's rates if not that are rfe a the surar to hospital, according safeguarded. The closing of the bank and possibly $100,000. here yesterday. ' by his modesty. He stands out as one night shift. oo given them with which toCompete received here yetterday. office information no caused In has uneasiness rerard sheriffs went to the Deputy with water intraffic the jfcfple in of the world's most capable military to the other banks, which are all re The ground It in the east end of town store to Investigate that mean Does rul his the in Roberts termediate soon Judge robbery said Day Is terrltorywlll it understood that the purchase lsst night that a woman resldinr POTATO STORAGE inen and yet he is as courteous "and ported to be In good. condition. The and near a banker returning from an higher freight rates lb meet the losses that been has ing members of the Rotary club at lunch completed. saw an store the in automobile of the roads. .front amiable as a minister of the gospel. PLANTS PROPOSED hex today rave their endorsement to of the establishment about 4 o'clock in business trip at a late Inland roasters of green coffee testi. SNOW DELAYS TRAIN'S. beother the institutions and Having done his part to tame the hour is subject to arrest? Does ho fied that if Pacific- coast banking the morning. No clue has as yet been roasters were POCATELLO, Ida.. Nov. 24. All found confidence in them. The Stats spoke that would lead to the burglars central empires, he is now preaching mean that a business man from an out- given the benefit of lower ratea on Nov. 24. Looking bank waa not a member of the federal trains from the west have been late the PARKER, Idaho, officers said. peace coffee from Brazilian ports to for sites for the erection of potato reserve. green the last three days, owing to heavy the gospel of disarmament, and urgjng-tha- side town oo on a late the Pacific coast via New Tork, ..v in Ogden the arriving now in the Hood river country and of some planta representatives nations not only disarm, but that train will be hauled before his court inland roasters would have to go out storage Ore-guof the largest potato dealers In the Blue In mountains ths ONEIDA WtNR throughNo. IS was mor of business. It Is very evident from country have been In the district for the hearts of Ihe people be disarmed. on a vagrancy than three Nov. 24. The Oneida PRESTON, OIL HEARING OPENS the charge? and that few days. It Is understood the arguments testimony past oo- late hours and Tuesday. Flake defeated the East Passengers Academy If this Is the law in Ogden then all western shippers take the position that there are to be erected In this several fet of snow High school seconds here Wednesday trainmen BEFORE report REGISTRAR THE BIG ISSUE AT since the re that, district next year five storage plants transportation act in drift areas. 14 to 9. through the mountains traveling men and business men who quires that-watrates to with a capacity THE CONFERENCE. of at least 100 carload compelled is encountered Little by the forward pass from Cutler to delay al- have business In Ogden will change the more distant points shall be "reae of potatoes- - A large acreage of potaIn Idaho west of Pocatello. al- Goasllnd resulted in the first score for SALT trains 24. or Nov. LAKE, Whether Dealing with the Intoes is to be planted during the next not there is oil in commercial ouan though there Is some snow east of the locals-- Cutler's 45 yard run resonably compensatory," rates to liance, which 13 one of the big prob- their engagements and shun Ogden as termediate points must be lower on season. In certain parts of Snn Juan coun here. sulted In the second touchdown. The "reasonThe Elgin Bench potato has become tity oo lems before the arms conference, a they would a town afflicted with a pes- the theory that the - phrase is to locals were successful in both goala the Le determined ty question means nothing so famous durlnr the last two yean at a ably compensatory" POSTMASTERS CONFIRMED. touchdown. A touchdown and to which tilence. after on begun yesterday writer more than a "reasonable rate." foreign topics attempts next will b before hearing the that for 24 acreage Nov. year a WASHINGTON. The field B. Gould presiof goal accounted for the East Blakely. oo registrar common with sense Good coupled doubled. Peery 6tone, who took $635 the United States land office here. The dent today nominated and the senate High scoring. analyze the purpose of the alliance. Premiums fire for Insurance in thii acre off of part of his field, will question at issue is raised oo Originally, the treaty was intended by the construction of the "blue laws" country amount to $850,000,000 annu- per by the fil confirmed the following presidential a in Is ing of ten tract and it put apaln large on school postmasters: ofRusof world applications would do a good. ally. England to curb the ambitions conservatively estimated that at least sections in San FARMERS PROMISED AID. Utah Earl 11. Greenhalgh. Ferron; Juan county for oil cars 600 of oo be famous to tubers these will seemed one &t IDAHO FALLS. Ida.. Nov. 2 4. time F. Justesen. Spring City, and sia w,hich John these be flllnrs prospecting permits, bs raised In Fremont county next ing Snake River Valley Loan comC Hill, Elslnore. protested by the state of Utah on James moving in the directoin of India, but CHRISTMAS SEAL year. Dal-to- n with Idaho pany, is the the that not min Alley, headquarters at fit. land George Bancroft; ' ground oo with Russia weakened to the extent SALE IN OGDEN. ; has been C. with a capiAlva A. The U organised oa Culdesac; Rogers, this nearlnr . ( protest. ' The company Lewis. McCaromon; Hugh H. Hamil- tal stock of OODENITESWED of being inoffensive, the alliance is of . Soon the. citizens of Ogden will be ton. New Plymouth, and Chester A. vlll seek to help finance the farmers doubtful value to Great Britain as it called on to subscribe to the ChristAT BRIGHAM CITY BOX ELDERooSCHOOL snd stockmen of that section through Cornwell, Rupert. funds to be obtained through the war oo is stated that Great Britain has lost mas seal sale, the proceeds of which finanoe corporation. ' IS TRAPPER PROSPERING. coun- will CENSUS INCREASES in Asiatic and China prestige; OO BRIGHAM. Nov. 24. During the go to maintain the tuberculosis Nov. 24. J. A. RUI'ERT, Ida week the county clerk's office haa istries (because of her alliancewith campaign being conducted in Ogden. been the who in has Grue. trapping URGES DAIRY CREDITS. sued permits to wed to ths following ' desert country north of- Minidoka, BRIGHAM CITY. Nov. 24. The . There is no more worthy cause, All Japan. RUPERT. Ida., Nov. 24. At the Nielsen and Ron school population of the Box Elder brought eleven coyote pelts to the couples: Louis There is no denying that the aimof of the money collected, except a small Hansen, both of Rrirham: .Angus P. school district shows an increase oyer court house yesterday. The bounty weekly meetinr of the Rotary club. Ward and Mona M. Raird. both ot last year according to the to in cn these is $2.60 each. Many of the H. P. Fails spoko on tothe proposed States local United the attempting compilation percentage, will be given to the to furnish credit Willard: Delbert farmers for and Mattie Nebkr or the school census by belts also are marketable for as high plan break ;up;the alliance is to check Jap- work of keeping . down the white of Tn4ks were the stock. Facer, both of Wiliard; Ray II.' Swing Clerk E, Horsley of the completed buying as dairy SIS Two Gruee each. weeks eduboard ago of acA. I made of a!K M. Tacoma Swartx To of Burley and of Sara Porterfleld by militaristic at an's cation. The totals show, boys, $05$; brought in fifteen pelts. Records aspirations. ' plague. nd a John from Or M. W. and visitor Frank Earl Salt Elnora den; Boyle, 117 court show house the as of com total 2981, to $020 coyote pelts grand complish this would be a long step Last year $1900 was raised in Ogden Dr. C P. Groom presided. Chrlatensen, both ot Brigham; Delbert girls. a to 5 in 2120. delivered at the sheriffs office since Iake 674 of total gra.nd pared oo Oulld and Norma R. Griggin, both of The increase for the yaar is 271. ward international peace, according to and the state organization spent $2500 July. S. oo Anderson oo and XAMPA Ogden; BOY must Mary APPOINTED. the writer who further says "this in the community, but this cannot conStanding, both of Ogden; Marvin Dut-ma- n MURDER TRIAL OPENS. WASHINGTON. Nov. 24. tenator TIUEF GETS FKXXIES. be done without alienating all Japan- tinue and Ogden will.be expected to of Deweyvillc and Lottie Deem SALT Nov. 2 Before Borah appointed Fred M. Taylor of BRIGHAM. Nov. 24. Custodian J. LAKE, of Plain City; Arthur L. Laub and 7. Sheffield of the Central school re Judge L. B. WlRht of the criminal di- - Nsmpa as cadet at the West Point ese confidence in the western powers. make a better response during this Juanita Chrtstensen. both of BrUrham; that someone broke out a win- , solely drive. Alvin Korth of Brigham and Vivian ports Japan 'has survived as rr tl with! M.Uuuy academy. dow light at the school building on trial of Tlnrn V m M ! Duke naval of Honeyvllle. The nurse In charge of the Ogden Sunday afternoon, forced an errtranco first degree murder of Oscar Yalchte by 'reason of her miltiary and or made away with thre Jars of pen doting July last, was started yesterand other seen has She every district has reported, on J.14 caseas of strength. nies which the school children were day afternoon. The body of Xalchts HARRIS DENIED Asiatic nation exploited and robbed of tuberculosis, and has made, plain that for the Junior Red Cro, was found in s, vacant lot near the gatherlnr A good camera ia an Ideal gift. It western to No OF VENUE clue the identity of ths rullty Oregon Short Line station hreral the . CHANGE, and by integrity autonomy the will Ogden must be up. and "doing, old. or been hours after he had been killed. Both one, found. has any young pleats parties is stick the in big nations. Her faith ., oo homes are to be protected from'' the men were employed at the tUUcn as Bring enjoyment every day by glv NEPHI. Nov. 24. The trial, in the ADVICE FOR WOMEN WHO based on logic and experience. That spread of a disease which was almost Ihg a camera thia year. janitors. case i tne state against Eugene liar SUFFER is why even the liberal forces in Japan unknown to this community years ago. ' ris, will begin sometime next week. I advise RUPERT FACTORY BUSY. wonn who suffers When the case was called in the fifth with kidney every Home owners protect their cottages trouble to try Folty 2Cld- rally behind the government immediRUPERT, Ida., Nov. 24. Aecordln .11 district court to men field Mrs. ' afternoon Be writes the for the Amalgamated! Plila. is arises: yesterday an J Brawner, ney emergency ately when against fire by carrying fire . insurdefense moved a for venue of beirt Scoville the "I 2522 O. Cleveland. Ave., trlb. company, Sugar change acreage : to the third district. The motion for could not do mr housework, but since utary to Rupert Is 700 acres from Japan must be convinced, therefore, ance, but are indifferent in the matter the change of venue was denied at he taking Foley Kidney Pills I ftel like a which 8500 tons have been pajised over Go. not only that her present course in of protecting their homes against one I.VUUU.IUH ui ia9 argument. new woman and am able to do my the local beet dump. Payment Is beChina, Manchuria and Siberia must be of the most' dreaded of human disOf Rheumatic pains, swollen ing made at the agreed rate of It per work." 2311 Washington Avenua . GOODIXG 1UTURNS JIOMI!. abandoned, but also that her integrity eases. Why not subscribe to the seal ankles, backache. stiff Joints, sore tn. In the rlclnity of Rupert work is WASHINGTON". Nov. 24. Senator muscles and sleep disturbing bladder practically over for the yesr, but the and autonomy and her rights in com sale as a duty quite as important as GHARRY MALES, Manager trooamg or Idaho left for home today. ailments Indicate disordered kidneys. factory will continue to operate for merce will be respected. If Japan goes the securing of fire Insurance? of the recess of Foley Kidney Pills act promptly. Sold some days longer on beets coming WKing "1 coxurress.advantage from other part- everywhere. AdvertiA.ment. Friday and Saturday nt 311-31- - iee GROUP e ' -- ' . , Group Group $4.95 $3.95 o - , w. w. -- -- -- HE LENA RAT Group 4 .... - HEARING HELD well-informe- d -- $1.95 . I n $1.00 dr'rs n i CAI-TUR- . Group K. - - t i iiiniii t mi iiiKi " - lira -- : ',,.,--.,.- - , - , . N as-sift- ed -- I ; , Anglo-Japane- semi-annual- se ly 1-- . -- 3ANK Austro-Hungaria- n y and-othe- y u r ' n, - m . out-of-tow- n i ' - -- OO-- m . er A-lon- g Anglo-Japanes- , -- . Th-Uppe- An-thtn- eral-bearin- g. S100.-O00- ' - t . ' Christmas Is Hear .'- . -- 4.-- s-- IS Jt mm KM Ogden Sporting Goods . r y, |