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Show THE OGDEN Standard-Examin- THUR5DAY EVENING. DECEMBER 8. 1921. R BY CONDO EVERETT TRUE The Ogden STANDARD-EXAMINE- 'IDAHO- NEWS STATE er Our Annual Latest Items of Interest From Utah and Gem State UBltSHlNQ COMPANY Independent Newspaper su oft'An shed ..every evening and Sunday momlno without m muzzle er a club. Christmas Shoppers' Eve at SLAYER GIVES C1GARET CLERK Entered as Secondctass Matter at the Poetefftee. Ogden. Utah. Established 1878 Member of the Audit Bureau of Clrcula tlon and The Associated Preaa. SUBSCRIPTION IN ADVANCE Delivered by Carrier Dally and Sun $10.89 day, 1 year..... By Mall Pally and Sunday, 1 year.. 7,83 MEMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press en. exclusively titled to the use for republication of any news credited to it not otherwise credited In this paper and also the local news pub Mshed herein. kfANDARO. EXAMINER TELEPHONE NUMBERS Classified Ad. Dept....... aa Business ana Circulation Dept........ Be 423 Pi!?1 nd News Dept. Editor! Advertlslno 873 Dept. bait Lake Office, ail-31- 8 Ness Bldg. Leo hvLev," Kep"santatlve, Phone Wasatch M09. FREED BY JURY UP TO POLICE Is Now On Express Doubt as to What Oscar Thompson, former Was Contained In Utahn, Jailed on Murder Package Charge 1 SALT IVKE. Dec. I, Juryof renter- -- Lower Prices Prevail ntr Cal.. Dec. cigar- Thompson, who shot and killed hl day acquitted the first seller eta who nu xeen trlea tor violation 01 ,wf una slMer-ln-lin the result law in Bait domestic diff icultie . surrendered the Southwick Lake. The case waa heard In City himself to the harbor police early last court- Judre Ben Johnaon'a waa taken by the ,nlrht. But a half hour Thompson was nearly exhausted Jury before returning their verdict of from hi efforts to escape the officers his feet were bleedlnir. not guilty, He p- I'atrolman. C. J. "Walker of the police ipeared In no munner penitent, how wntlvlce qua.d testified that he naaicvfr, following lili arrent. from Th man cam- to the home of Tim-Ra- y PROTECTING purchased a package of cigarets the at a Erlckson. 14 0; r"ypren street. clerk ' Hamuelson, Egleiothy CIVILIZATION. Oate pharmacy, November 2. Samuel- - ;Imlta. ju"t after dark luat nijiht. He eon did not testify. Presentation of;wa In - nitlful condition with hi. America, with its strength of men the evidence took only flVe minute. bleeding- feet wrapped In gunny Arka and money and its raw materials for The Jurymen exolalned their voruici .and with hl face showlnr the strain1 food, clothing and munitions along o the court by iu.ylng that they hud resulting from exposure and lack of nhown a package ne.iring mo.ioou. jie confided to Krlckn. who ben with its idealism and its reality of libname of a well known brand pi clear- - waa an army comrade "during: the war. erty is considered world as the eta which Walker said he bought at. that he had committed the crime tn the pharmacy, but that It wa unopen-- has been reported nnd that he flt bulwark of civilization: To such a He ed and that they did not know whether hlmwif justified for the art. country the recent appeal of Premier Thla answer placed mot of the blame for the troy it contained cigarets. was given after the Briand of France that "other na verdict had been ble upon his Iwife's sister, who. Thomp- - a n A- Jlldcn JohnHOfl n t r. r f irH rlorLWin insists' . i . . . thn iv ww ' v olih I" nun 111" Unrml rai J themt faa" to their tions offer to share France's peril" can oath and life. He aald that he had anent all cautioned not fall: on unheeding ears. told them to baae their conclusions on of the time afnee the tragedy In the hllla west of Fan Pedro, where offithe evidence in the caae. There may be arguments against en--' "Your verdict would indicate that cers had been -- earchlng for the laat tangling alliances, against the entry you believed that the officer who has three testified 'beforo jou guilty of perjury Through the Influence of Mre. into European political difficulties, but a court the I'rickion. aeriou offenee," very Thompson consented to there can be and is no argument that to the police and waa taken cautioned, v .. will stand against some understanding In the eaamlnatlon Of jurora. it waa- to the harbor nation in the Ertckeon out that two of the four Jury- automobile. Upon their arrival Thomo- brought by which America and every other men were tobacco uaers. aunougn (aon remained out-id- e and Aire, trick-non- e English-speakinaaid that they used clgarets. One ,on entered the building and country wiil oppose he had smoked for 10 years, butjnounced to patrolman Nelson, the only any move to infringe upon France'3 . he had ceased to do ao nearly elx officer on duty, "I've got Thompaon that the west fo have the reclamation pro. UTAH COPPER TO liberty and France's security. yeara ago. The other member declared for you." In any Th man wa Immediately taken to that he had never used tobacco Christ-'France has been made the tramping gram enlarged. a W. were cell Alex The and a charge of murder placed 4TH DIVIDEND form. PAY Jurora With this good news at hand, the ground for armies bent upon the overenaen, Fred Jtedmond, J. C. Burbidge against him. A third death may be the result of throw of liberty and the defeat of jus- farmers of Weber county should beLewie. and J.-S. was excuaed SALT Dec. One Information LAKE. when;the tragedy, 'according to physlclana prospective tice. From its soil have been forced gin to get their project covered, in from New York vesterday stated that he declared hla opposition to the en- - ln attendance upon Mrs. Norma back the hosts of imperialism and part at least, by government aid. the directors of the Utuh Copper corn- of the Southwlck law. Three do. daughter of Thompson. At the waa tlmn as Mra. on were a the of excused Chlodo other . ahootlng preemptory militarism. Pn to not should It be necessary have f a?ec'ad with examined cents Ail aunt. her those mother fled share. of and She challenges. Americans will welcome such diplo- a wilderness and a dam site as an in-- of payment haa not yet been received, were asked If they used tobacco from the house as the ahota were fired. 13 assumed Dy ,ocal COmpany orn areta and whether or not they believed In her haste she fell to the ground! matic action as will bring complete as- ducement for eovernraent assistance.!11cials on the lawn outside the home and enforcement of the law. payment will be made De? lnthe surance to France that this country in fact the most promising conditions cemberthat L E. Tripp, counsel for Sarnuelson. (again when she waa ascending the 31. A dividend makea arirued for a directed verdict of not 'eteps of a neighbor's home whtre ahe and Great Britain, with the British do- for a project should be the cloae con- a disbursement of $812,246. to cloae of 1920. on the ground that the officer the Utah CopUp protection. The young woman' to tact of successful Irrigation enter- per had paid ita stockholders $111,- - guilty, minions, will offer protection induced the defendant to commit waa not in vlgoroua health and thehad France at any time that there is un prises with a farming population to be 509,662.60. During the flrat quarter the crime. The motion waa denied by experience haa given rise to complla dividend of 31 per aharo waa the court. cations from which her doctors do not drawn on to cultivate the soil after ;of provoked outside aggression. a expect her to recover. Hhe Is the wife while during the laat three quar deliberated had the After ipaid, Jury a water supply is obtained. ters of the year, the amount of auch short time. It appeared beforo the! of Joseph E. Chlodo. a Bailor on the waa 50 cents per quar- court. disbursements The membera flint asked U. a 8. California. BE GENEROUS It la aald that the Thompsona had ter, making a totul of $2.50 paid dur- whether or not the supreme court hud THE MIRACLE the much AT THIS TIME. evidence not the family, ing year. ruled present recently against Induced flnanceatrouble concerning MEN. the- company 1,624.400-shaxe- s where the As man ha the bad been and that officer had L peace During the winter period when thla calls for the the violation of the law. The court drinking heavily during recent months, From Vienna comes Dr. Adolf Lo- outstanding, there is a slowing up of industry, the; renz, one of the world's greatest sur payment of $4,061,225, and brings the atated that it waa competent to pane The fact that Mra. Thompson had con-- , total of dividend disburaementa on the law and that tho Jury ahould faulted an attorney about a divorce Is, 'employers of Ogden should make an geons. Hundreds of crippled poor chil- grand to the close of 1321 to $115,570,-887.5- confine itself to the finding of facta, laaid to have led to the final break. .! up effort to keep their workers, if not dren' are in line in New York. Lorenz The question waa then aaked to whethArrangementa for taking the body Utah Copper company la one of er or not corroborative evidence waa of Mra. Howard back to her home ln: pn full time then on part time. Throw- is treating them, doing the work for theThe few red metal companiea which not a requisite in thla caae. A nega- Salt Lake City are being made, her; ing men out of employment at this nothing, to show his of during the period of depression being tive reply waa given by the court. The husband. Fred Howard, having ar- appreciation by copper producta h time adds to the strain upon the third question aaked by the Jurora was rived here from Sail Lake. food relief for starving Aus- experienced American to been able of whether or not the detective could be maintain the J. F. Hannon, a eoldler at Fort Mac- payment inis stress this greatly jnunlty, and com dividends. Most of an the copper trian children. considered an accomplice. To thla Arthur, told the aheriff Wedneaday. aa of United the waa he spent the afternoon preceding! well and the that creased if those who are dismissed ar panies States, other given negative reply What a wonderful thing it is, in this aa those of Mexico have been forced the tragedy with Thompson at Point! retired. Jury heads of families.' world of selfishness, to watch the to suspend payment of divldenda. 00 Fcrmln. where they engage In pis- ' This subject was discussed at Uw deedg of a man like Adolf Lorfnz! 00 tol practice for several houra. He aald that Thompson a aim at that time waa tnayor's meeting on Tuesday and the IDAHO PLEASED BY And what a wonderful satisfaction MAKES REPORT ON good. remarkably consensus of opinion was that wher- it must be, to him, to be able to "OO MESSAGE MINES . HARDING'S help UTAH IN ever possible men and women, on the poor children, handicapped by inMAYOR TO PLEAD whom children are depending, should firm i ties! SALT LAKE. Dec. 8. There are In President DOISE. Idaho. Dec. 8 FOR SOCIAL HALL be given all possible preference. Those thoughts have been running Utah 17" mines In addition to the coal Hurdlng'a stand In regard to reclamaThere is nothing unduly alarming through your mind. mines, according to a tabulation pre - tion aa outlined In his opening addresa SALT LAKE. Dec. $. Mayor Clarpared by Carl A. Allen, chief inspect- to congreaa. has cau.ted repolclng to the situation in Ogden, as this city What is the greatest word in human or of mines for the industrial commla among Idaho'a delegation In congrew. ence C. Neslen haa been aaked by the It ia believed that It means the is far better off than any city its size speech? Voltaire thought it was time. city commissioner to Intercede with bill, ac- - Mormon church officials to a.e Social mn underground, passing of the McNary-Kmlt- h in the country, and yet there is a big Napoleon thought it was glory. The in open uvm nan. tne nistoric tuiiainr locAted on1 lu pit woruings ana 99 men on ;c"rain man Addlaon T. Btnlth to Guy Flen- - State street task ahead for those who refuse to the a men of between First South and 4965 total surface, that was it power. thought worked 1.524,810 shifts, an average ner. member of the Idaho Iteclama- - South Temple streeta adjacent to the turn a deaf ear to the extreme distress The telegram re- - driveway bearing the same name. Clt- tlon association. Studying Lorenz, you wonder if the of 307 shifts for each man. of men, women and children. Mr. lenner this morning la liens hav been protesting that It la celved 124 The lead. .and- zinc .AMrsvll by gold, silver, . greatest word is not kindliness al w. one of the relics of historic associanuu emor comfortable of a numoer is ine city juiuva 30S8. larttesi Ogden ' We are all - tions of the Bible calls it. over "charity," the presi892.849 Interests. rejoicing working early shifts., jployes. homes and of prosperous people. Tho Manv fhnuunilicommunity iw " wn nf Anrm In tmTm. Is the average person's ine jt copper mines naa it25 employ- - ' Cynical have been spent by the ownera and for savings in the banks and the block philosophy: "Look out for No. 1 first. es, working 562.015 uhlfts. There were ence toanaenlargement of reclamation ov- five encouragea in greauy iron there has been practically no policy ici operation, mortmine, )eara after block of residences without Get the "money. This is a world of lng 43 men on the average; employ revenue six as- er the prospect of securing enactment from the structure. gages point to a community capable of , Qp f nilliUI Ulll ill n v properties, employing 135 men; til 111 phalt four fluorspar and gypsum properties the presidents recommendation. insisting a long drain upon its re- COLLEGE DEBATE 00Prevalence of that philosophy eg' with 26 employes, and fewer than sources. But that very prosperity o mines 42 three our uranium our most Qf mo3t employing mIgerV( plaina TOPIC SELECTED! men. HOLD FATHER AND makes imperative on those who are problems. prosperous the extending of helping SON FOR KIDNAPING SALT LAKE. Dec. S. Two del atlns Life could be a heaven on earth, if PORTLAND BANDIT hands to the less fortunate. Uniteama are to be chosen from all were guided by the Good SamariROBBED UTAH BANK MALAD", Idaho, Dec. 8. Arrests of versity of Utah student tody the to enter By united effort there is no adver tan instinct. That will come, some intercollegiate debating contest on and hla son. George, the Harry Wilson sity which cannot be borne without day. The human brain has not yet March 3 and th tryouts are to b. held were made upon farmera, yesterday serious inconvenience to any one in evolved to the point where It grasps PORTLAND. Ore.. Dec. 8. James charges of abducting Ruby Ramsey, on January 6. according to an announcement by William C. Roche, de who waa captured Tuesday the Iiergsted, particular, daughter of a neighthe mighty philosophy of the Christian after holding up the of bank Eaat bating manacer of the university. The marof the for purpose boring farmer, 00haa been identified Unlveralty of Montana and the Uni to the Portland, holds it by that the man. religion, only key riage to the younger Burns Detective .International versity of Idaho will also enter tho agency were released under The Wllsona OF RELEASING happiness. aa one of the three robbers who looted bonds of $2000. Warranta for the two contest.. The question this year ia: "Reo!vd. PRISONERS. Love of mankind and a subordina- a. bank at Orantsvllle, Utah. last Feb- were issued on complaint of the coun h LibIn 3900 and with TKh ruary escaped men of two who the aniWith the granting tion of desire for personal gain ty attorney, charges bonds. erty with conspired to take the girl pulsory arbitration In all labor dispute to Ireland and the releasing of mated "Johnny Appleseed," who Bergsted la one of the three men from having home without the knowledge her 3200 political prisoners interned In tramped the country years agor, plant- who held up the bank of East Port- of her parents, to Henderson, Ky., of public service corporations." oo He waa captured aooa where ahe waa married to George Willand England there should be a better feel- ing apple seeds which started thou- after yesterday. the robbery, with Shelby E. Mur-doc- k, son OGDEN BANK SUES another of the robbers after Jay ing! throughout the British isles than sands of orchards. coua-lnare Wilson first and The girl the third man had been ahot IDAHO SHEEPMEN and therefore could not legally be has prevailed in years. The greatest inventors are guided, Campbell, and killed by Fred Walt, assistant married of lawa Idaho. under the One ol the longest internal quarrels not by the lure of profits but by desire cashier of the bank. Bergsted and Parents of the girl had been unable of history is being brought to an end, to help humanity. Tellier, inventor of Murdock made a full confession. H. H. to learn anything aa the the whereIJOL3E, Idaho. Dec. S The Comof Newhall. the who bank, disNational bank of Ogden haa mercial president she since of their daughter and another group of people la being cold storage, without which clviliia-tlo- n was shot by one of the robbera waa on abouts a three suits in the district court few filed In until October daya appeared liberated from a control which irritatcould not be fed, died poor. Yet the road to recovery today. when the Wilsons and the girl here, all of thenbearlng attachments ago, 00 returned to the Wilson "jlace near of property In or near Hurley. ed land annoyed because the rulers he died happy, for he realized his gift The defendants are the JIarroun Nam pa. UTAH MILK PRICES were; not of the same blood and tem- to mankind. oo Sheep company of Hurley, suit on a note for 18600. 41, together with Inter TO TAKE DECLINE You know similar cases people perament as those they-xulSOLD WOOL POOLED est and costs; w. C Harroun and J. course the Irish will find in the without great ability, yet who go Of MALAD, Idaho. Dec. 8. A total of E. Harroun, note for 14500. with Inrealization of their dreams some de. through life doing all they can for oth SALT LAKE, Dec. t. That there S7.072 pounds of wool was disposed of terest; costs and attorney fees: C. L. Wads worth and E. Curtia Warren, soon be a reduction In the price last week at Rupert through the will ers. gree of disappointment. wool pool. Thla repre- note for16800, with Intereat, costs and waa the opinion exof milk Utah in, 1121 of alxty-thre- e will be less pleasing than the attorney fees. Usually they make no material suc pressed Tuesday by A. A. Hinckley, sents the clip for 16 waa The state price top of commissioner of to woolgrower. is true That every cess of life. Too busy to make money. a agriculture, expectation. grade went special committee considering the centsISper pound. Medium human aspiration. But there should When death claims; them, they go out problem cents and coarse quality waa FINED of marketing milk In the for LAW INFRACTION be many pleasing changes and none of this world' with far more than the state. Mr. illincklev said he was not disposed of at It cents. prepared to give nls source of asmore agreeable than the removal of man whose career has been devoted surance n6r the amount of reduction, rt la indicated that the reduction armed forces that have been antago- to corralling riches. MALAD. Idaho. Dec t. Charged might be around 10 per cent. with violating the Idaho game lawa, WINDOWS LEAKY nistic to the great majority of the peomen a Such are the forerunners of . The announcement came at a meetIt. iAwrence has been tried George Stop leaky windows by using at Grangevllle and found guilty. He ple. i1:;!.':-.future, race, voices crying In the ing Tuesday of a special committee Chamberlain Metal Weather Strips. was flneil JSOO and costs. He. with appointed asome time ago to consider Ireland soon will be tested in the an to for for unlimited increase Work five other hunter, ret turned Oct. S plana campaign guaranteed and it. is to conj matter of All honor to Dr. Adolf Lorenz, of the sumption of milk In Utah, with result-; ' time. Our Weather Stripes are for each bearinsr an elk head and. about be hoped the country will develop and miracle hands. And Jet us not forget ant decrease in price of the commod- - stopping rattling windows, keep out 60 pounda of elk meat. A full grown as a corrollary- - The committee con- - i elk dressed will weigh between 3(0 prosper under the new order of things. the great rank and file of physicians ity draughts, and a and talned representatives of. milk pro- -. rain, dust, ofcold 500 pounda th state contended. 30 per cent on a fulfuel consumers saving of oo ducers. of the and heads own in and their who, often limited of schools. horns. j MEMBEIt COMHTTEE MADE equipped RECLAMATION ly way, are guided by the Hippocratic oo , 1. Ilepre-senDec WASHINGTON. H. T. BOLIN, Representative IS FOUND. 'tatlve A-- T. French of Idaho Wedneaoath, administering to many poor with- GUARD MAY TAKE over Room are 302 a member of the Klesel J. In Idaho they P. Bldg. rejoicinqg day waa made out hope of reward. on 97 WEST Phone POINT' OFFER appropriations handling that part of President Harding's mes-- 00 . bills providing: for reclamation work. and sage "which favors reclamation forest reserves,- Indian aerrice and SALT land matters generally. Mr. S. Dec. Gen11TH WARD LAKE, to PEIMARY the are passpubllo forward Major looking they a of member eral remains P. the French C of Harris, general bill. BAZAAR ON FRIDAY the United States adjutant ing of the McNary-Smltnotified handling naval appropriayesterday ConLieutenant W. Colonel tions. O. Williams from Washington, Telegraphing oo la entitled to end one that while gressman Smith says he, feels greatly The Eleventh ward Primary asso- member of Utah Its national guard to West rosrrMAttrnns nominated ciation will give a bazaar and enter- Point for a terra beginning next June, Dec- - S. The presiWASHINGTON. encouraged over the prospect of secur- tainment in the ward hall Thirty-firno candidate ha aa I) dent today sent to the senate the noming reclamation legislation, now that street and Washington avenue Friday yet and that those been statesappointed to of three Utah postmasters fail that inations J5? afternoon and evening. Feature of the designate candidates by December IF, the president has given his support, C. Ward. Myton; Walter CanHenry be the ."Pioneers TralL" will have loat their right and their alwill bazaar and John I. JttUen. St. to a source of non, be would Oeorge. it great help from Nauvoo to Salt Lake- lotments will so to other ataXaa. Spring City. anti-cigar- ; lf et Here Is a New Game w Amuse, the j - , j j by-the- . . Vi - w I I 1 1 I as well as the children. grown-up- s THE LIBERTY BLOCKS The set consists of 24 blocks, each set packed in a separate box. One set will make the American. British Canadian. French, Japanese, Serbian Service and Ambulance Flags and their Union Jacks, as well as the United States, 'all in their correct colors. Can also be formed into 20 or more beautiful stars in patriotic colors, and numberless original designs. diamond-shape- d da. aur-rend- g er an-aa- ld Chlo-forceme- nt I B ; ??VZ1aJ1 1 ; or-cl- . 50-ce- nt ! i2i I j - i Special Price 0. j ! , The SeUi Worth $1.00. j ... I J ex-kais- VitKlVi' er 1 I . 1 '1 j Free Toys for the Kids Thla coupon entitles any cild to a free toy rbea presented at the Ogden Furniture k. Carpet Co.'s CHRISTMAS TREE i"erni Children must be accompanied by their parent or guardian. Void after December IK. 1821 I m .1 'ri" im ; I j : dog-eat-dog.- " fTHE STORE OR SATISFACTION -- ! -- 1' self-governme- a, lt' stattte is nxpLrNia S. In reply MALAD. Idaho, Dec, to an inquiry from an Illinois association, asking whether or not Idaho had abolished capital punishment. Attorney General Hoy Itlack explained that Idaho may inflict the death penalty for e murder, or the Jury may The recommend life Imprisonment. statute provides both forma of punishment for capital crimes, and the Jury may decide which ahall be Inflicted, RADIUM AND CURING TONSILITIS X-RA- Y lladlum and tfce eupplant the knife and ave thoun-indof people from horror of having their tonslla removed. Dr. A. J. Pacini, chief of the y actiono of the United Ktatea public health oo of the aerted at the ofmeeting .America. Radiological society YOUTH D IIP PS DEAD The germs are gradually killed and While ecnffMng the organs return to their natural eii LOGAN. Dec t. the treatment." he aald. "There with a companion, OrvlUe Knudaen, 17 under Is no preliminary operation necessary yeara of age. fell dead In the high achool gywnaalum here Wedneday af- and the whole proceaa ia palnleea. Clear photographs of Internal disternoon. 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