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Show THE OGDEN - m PLAw FOR BIPLK TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 13, 1921. R THE ONLY STORE IN UTAH where you can compare all three makes of Phonograhs RIVER DISPUTE 1'IORLDMOe syiijTY Hi ALL STANDARD-EXAMINE- . i SAN DIEGO. Calif., Dec. 13. (By PHOENIX. Ariz.. Dec. BERLIN, Dec. 12. (By the Assorea the Associated Press.) Secretary Fall, of the "not cirawing plea guilty, by ciated Press.) Belief in an internason or insanity." gave an Roy Gardner, twice tional bank note as the sole expedient of the interior department, tfmvlcted ot mail robberies Monday for solving world financial unrest exposition here Monday of an attitude guilty in the United States was expressed by Dr. Otto Arendt, he said was evident in Colorado of op-of Jjeaded iilstrict court to government deveolpment here to another haree German, coinage expert. He position prominent to car a Colorado mall rob the river, lie aaia ine Color having attempted fire and received his third sentence discards as lnfeasible the American ado feeling arose over events afrectlng 25 years in a federal penitentiary. pla,n for the establishment of an in- development of the Rio Grande, and stream Gardner now has been sentenced to ternational bank with a giant gold re- discussed the history of that between or serve. similarities 75 show to in federal ferve a total years lengthily ' Prison. its development and that proposed for "j MAY DEMAND RESERVE. I WIFE STILD IOYAIy The international bank note, he the Colorado river.declaration followed Gardner was captured durias: his says, would ;t not require covering, as anThe secretary's of t4tempt to rob the car here by, Her-fna- n its character as the appeal from L. Ward Bannister, on legalized medium Denver, F.j Inderlied, clerk in charge of the embargo that "present to give it the the Rio Grande be the carr At first the department of of payment would suffice lifted." He value. the says that avstice ordered that Gardner be tak-j- ii necessary Mr. Fall replied that some of the American suggestion of an internation responsibility for existing conditions, to Leavenworth, Kans., to the sentences already imposed (serve upon al bank which would issue notes under which Colorado is prohibited 31m without further trial here- When backed by gold is lnfeasible because from appropriating larger amounts yvas found, however, that thi3 either such an institution must be pre- of water from the Rio Grande, was the prevent payment ofia reto redeem its notes in gDld.ln due to dilatoriness on the part of the jrould of $5,000 to Mr. InderHed, it pared ward, case it soon would be rid of reclamation service in reporting on the which Mas ordered that Gardner be tried' its of water that may be available yellow metal, or its gold fund amount . . - . , . J after existing projects are supplied. He fie. would merely rest in the bank's vaults. said he had rebuked 1 5 Gardner will be taken to Leaven-Mjort- h the reclamation sooner or He believes later Germany to serve , his sentence. this. service for In sentencing Gardner, Judge Wil will be called on to surrender the MEXICO SAFEGUARDED. 3&m H. Sawtelle told him that thi$ Reichshank's gold reserve and asserts Mr. Hall said that under treaties on paymean that its did not ntcce that he would reparation application the United States was obtiive io spend 75 years in prison. ''How ments, has now become a purely 'politi- with Mexico to water to irrigate a is provide ligated as cal he there the said, issue, Jong you stay depends entirely problem JMpon your own conduct," the judge one which in the end will be decided large area In that country from the Rio Grande, and that until it could be entente. the by seen whether there was a surplus over Hope that Gardner would chansre hi3 "It was an illusionlsm," he said, "to the amount had to be supplied to .jaltitude toward the laws and srovern-- l assume that the because that country,that Reischbank. a become and r'both through the Elephant Jiaent good citizen, Butte project, other development could t'er, your own sake and for the sake of it is a stock company, is a private not be undertaken. bur wife who has stood by you in this GOLD INSUFFICIENT. The secretary said no agreementher love and tase, thus demonstrating tobe made with Mexico in amendHe all believes could was to looking proposals aeyalty you," expressed by Mrs. Gardner" was ward ameloriations of Germany's fi- ment of these treaties at present be- plidge Sawtelle as -sentence - was nancial misery through use of her re- cause of governmental conditions jbeside Gardner :. . ' Meanwhile, he declared, the maining billion marks of gold is Idle there. v United JIAY OPEX SKULL States would preserve Mexia free had rf If Germany As soon as sentence was pronounced speculation. co's in the flow of the stream interests hand with respect to her gold reserves, intact. He declared inhomas A. Flynn, United States dis- - he by treaty says, she might consider the feas both the Rio Grande that and the Colo- ' Ittlct moved the that attorney, charge billion the of fifty jTsf r redeeming fninn-rrr W nil ibility 3 rado are navigable and international ot pa.pr nw, he had Raid of ; ? rf even iWlz., on November 3 be dismissed and o nly pa s- streams and that what iUe court ordered that, that be done.!hlnkrelief toward theaford to the former the latter, and stabilization of continued: applied alt was on this charge that Gardner ng was. tried last Week. H admitted ilRe. J"3-COLORADO OPPOSES. our ne said, r or in moment, is no controversy fc&mmitting the robbery, but- claimed of any "There a reserve from 4ne.ona a possesses limited oniy are the when facts ti, character, jury ' of Tb advent interna - stood, as there appeared to beunder' which hpard the. pam uraa linnhto tn moral worth. beItional currency would make it incum- tween the speakers from Colorado and kkree on a verdict Carl A. JDavis, attorney for Gard-'be"Pn the German economists to the lower states. Opposition to the ner. announced that Gardner had establish a firm ratio of value between proposed construction a reservoir in German bank note and the new the Colorado, hinges of as the insofar promised not to try to escape from the his guards on the way to the prison. world currency, irrespective of gold of is concerned, state and Colorado Mr. Davis also said that an effort backing, as the latter would be dis- other states, on their past experiences would be made to have the prison au- carded as superfluous. Comttared to with a reservoir on the Rio Grande." it, the German notes would rank as thorities have an operation performed The Colorado had exon Gardner's skull in an effort to fractional currency at home as well as pressed opposition delegates to government deiremove the pressure from the brain abroad." velopment of the Colorado. oo which the defense claims caused Bannister said: "If the present emGardner to commit crimes. During on the Rio Grande and Platte bargo his trial last week it was testified MAY BUILD TEMPLE could be lifted, Colorado would rally that' there might be pressure on the the supnort of the deoartment of AT SANTA MONICA to brain because of a fracture of Gard-- t We feel that we must meet interior. ners skull in Bisbee, Ariz-- in 1908.! of California on the floor the people ESCAPES FROM PRISON of congress." 13. Dec. SANTA MONICA. Cal., Gardner escaped from the federal" UTAH ENGINEER SPEAKS. on Grand View boulevard in prison at McNeil Island, Wash., on; Located George Brewlngton, spokesman for acres six of Ocean Park heights, September 5 during a prison baseball! New said that state would Mexico, Morhas been donated to the game there, He was there to serve' ground states. stand her sister by common Culver the church by two sentences of 25 years each on Harry R. E. state engineer, Caldwell. Utah a as site. temple charges of rohblnsr th TTnitH stutoa pany said Utah of the wanted development The Sift wa Procured through the Colorado with malls. After his escape, he wandered of the c- A- - Snort, a former Salt equitable rights of down the coast, finally reaching Btatea safeguarded. 13 wno man for manager then and back into the ico, coming G. Nevarepresenting United States, reaching Phoenix on!the company. Plans are under way to da,J. saidScrugham. wa Nevada In that united October 22. He was here for most form a colony surrounding the tem support of the federal government on on of acres 160 owned by of the time from then till he was cap- ple ground Interests. The temple any agency the government proposed, tured, unidentified. He was arrested the Culver resemble will Temple Square grounds 15 the when oh night of November he attempted to rob a mail car while in Salt Lake. Plans are being formulated for the it was standing at the Atchinson, 'erection of a $500,000 temple. Bishop & Santa Fe railway station, Gard- Charles W. Nibley intends to build put he was not identified as a home for himself in Ocean Park. ner until the following day. Roy Final action will be taken in regard oo- to this matter by officials of the Mormon church meeting in Salt Lake TAXES VARY WIDELY EAT AND DRINK Tom Feeny POCATELLO, Idaho, Dec. 13. Thursday. The Harry Culver syndi and Tom has traveled some says State, county and municipal taxes cate has agreed to give the acreage "If you want to be sure of anything which will be paid by property own-- i to the church gratis on the condition to EAT nowadays you must live in ers of the various towns of Idaho for that it aid in pushing the colonization this, year, range from $4.76 per $100 scheme. A golf course and country the United States and if you want to be sure of something to DRINK club will be erected on property advaluation to $9.10. The town of lad stands at the foot of the list, with joining the colony groundsyou must live where there's nothOcean Park heights is two miles ing to eat." Twin Falls the highest. Pocatello's lew is $6.29; Montpelier, $5.57; Pay-- ! from the ocean and outside the city ette, $6.65; Arco, $7.68; Jerome, $6.91 ; limits of Venice. a It is a of beautiful THE PUBLIC has an erroneous view the enSoda Springs, $8:81; Rexburg, $5.72; site, commanding Nib-letire of JEWELRY and JEWELview country. and Bishop surrounding $6.62; $8.15; Burley, Nampa,' President Heber J. Grant and ERS. It harbors the notion that Blackfoot $7.10. , President Rudger Clawson were in all Jewelry is oo costly and that JewSanta Monica last week and approved elers welcome the rich to their siteonly LEADER ON the TRIALi. CVIT doors. is oo welcome here Everyone rtNEPHI, Dec. yesterday NEW CHIEF TAKES CHARGE and goods here to suit all purses. afternoon the jury in the case of Moses J. S. Lewis Co. 'GIFTS THAT Ben Gudmundson, alleged leader of a cult; TWIN FALLS, Idaho, Dec. 13 in west Juab Co. which practiced wife'J. Brown, former chief deputy in the LAST." sacrifice, was sworn and the taking of office of bheriff E. R. Sherman, today Gudentered upon his duties as chief of testimony began this morning. PROF. SANBUNE of Yale spent mundson is being tried on a statutory Twin Falls police, vice John M. Beck, several resigned. days in Ogden last week. In charge. an interview he declared our ladles are one and all, very beautiful. Howard Taft, the popular milk fit' man, says: "The professor is mistaken" and ought to take his route some morning for proof. 13.-V- ith- i - 25c CHOICE SIRLOIN STEAK, 2 pounds for 25c CHOICE STEAK, 2 pounds for. 25c PORK SHOULDER STEAK, 2 pounds for 30c PACKAGES NEW CROP CURRANTS, 2 for 10c CREME OIL SOAP, 12 bars 55c BAG FRESH ROLLED OATS RAISINS CURRANTS 30c new crop Seeded Raieine, .dozen 2 I dozen 1 . Edison Diamond Disc from $95 up. j . 2 j V 4 W , Terms to Suit You , i - ' nt I I ! 55c Mason Glen Piano Co. - ts To-pe- ses 7 ka LOCAL BRIEFS y, : - 13.-r-La- te' . j i IXappy dayse a ki. v .sv. lvm will' ' w tt MEN DISCARD SUSPENDERS Get that friend of yours one of our Fashionable Silver Belt Buckles with his Monogram on It and ho will find out there Is rar more comfort in a belt. Well dressed men wear belts Winter and Summer. Priced from $3.50 up. J. 8. Levrla Co. "GIFTS THAT LAST." NEW YORK CITY rejected Ring Lardner and elected Mayor Hylan to succeed himself. Utah folks with relatives In that city can still visit there and get the stuph that has the "kick." Thousands of Gotham-lte- s do not known that prohibition passed. OfFovs yott sm tathi: motovixvg on rine vo axLct xn.? comrovts op Hotel GaIvo3, alau4o and luxurious hostolty; Its only alittle trip over toHoustoru ytm JEWELRY IS NOT EXPENSIVE There are hundreds of beautiful forms of Jewelry In our stock within the buying power of the most limited means. Jewelry is not a luxury beauty is a demand of the spirit. Beautiful Jewelry Is a Get your Christmas goods here. J. 8. Lewis Co. "GIFTS THAT LAST." CARLOAD YFSTTR DAY'S fine Koiols and ovoi? all Kowrs ilic romance oFoli Spanish clays. WoxUcL apprec-iccfeyxw- v asJcino trx t9T vtztfs, nwrwriaw or any other deialls J. ' COU"US S. DEVEEEUX General Agent, A, T. & S. F. RY. CO. 508 Clift Bldg. Salt Lake City, UUh Phone Wasatch 2740 ANSWER-SE- CATTLE but believed that the (rovernment member to the interstate Colorado river commission should be appointed immediately. Secretary Fall replied that the president was ready to appoint the delegate but had been requested to delay action by the seven states interested. Captain T. J. Worthinrton. representing American legion member, urged that an' lands reclaimed be divided Into 40 acre tracts and that former service men be iven preferential oppotunlty to file on these. Frederico Kamos, representing the Mexican government, said: "We have determined from Secretary FaJl's statements that Justice will proceed In the development of the river." ARIZONA CAUTIOUS. R. E. Sloan, former governor of Arizona, said Arizona was committed to any policy that meets approval of the secretary of the 'nterlor. but stands ready to pledjre itself that no project should be built that would prejudice the right of .the upper states on the Colorado to their equitable portion of the river nystem'a resources, lie declared the proposed dam site was within Arizona and looked upon as a natusul resource of Ariozna in the belief that Arizona had preferential right to power developed therefrom to meet the future needs of the state Arizona would want this preferential right protected by some contract, he said. California was represented by, W, F. MeClure. He told Secretary Fall that an emergency exists and th.it immediate action was called for. He fald that the secretary had voiced his polio plainly and all that California MAN -- - - TLE. HONEY $1 s gallon jar pure Honey 85c 55c quart jar pure Honey . 45c 25c frame Comb Honey . . 20c FROOMS $1 How about a new broom? . . . 69c value 5 tied-Broo- CEREALS .... 35c Cream of Wheat 25c Kellogg Corn Flakes, for 2 35c ... T5c Kellogg Corn 2 for 25c Post 15c Post 20c 20c 35c 35c 55c 45c 45c 25c Flakes, Toasties, Toasties, 2 for 25c . . 35c . . 25c . . 35c . . 1c . . 55c for Grape Nuts, 2 for . S. W. Biscuits . . Sunrlpe Oats, 2 for Sunrlpe Wheat 9 pound Rolled Oats . . fine Germade Graham Flour . . 2 .... ..... ... 30c 45c 35c 35c SOAPS Case A. B. Naptha Soap . . $5.45 10 bars A. B. Naptha Soap . 55c Case Crystal White Soap $4.85 10 bars Crystal White Soap 49c Case White Naptha Soap $$.25 10 bars W, N. Soap 65c .... before the government to-tirin- g was the need of speed. The hearing continued into a night session. OREGON GRID TEAM ON PLEASANT TRIP EUOENC. Ore.. Dec. IS. Fourteen University of Oregon football players, accompanied by Head Coach Charles (Shy) Huntington, Trainer Bill and Oraduate Manager Jack Beneflel. today were on their way to San Francisco, where tomorrow they will nnbnrk for the Hawaiian Islands to meet two Hawaiian teams in postseason games. The Oregon men will play the University of Hawaii on December 26. On New Year's day they will meet an Island aggregation. Before his departure last night, Huntington, it is said, practically was assured that he would be retained as coach for at lesst another year. No one would discuss the rumors that Orejcon is seeking the services of Hugo Bezdeck. Pennsylvania coach. Hay-war- all-st- d, FOUR OGDEN STORS Trade at the location most convenient STORE NO. 6 STORE NO. 4 Twenty-ebrt- h Twenty-fourtand Grant and Washington 8 STORE NO. NO. 10 STORE Near First National Bank Near Golden Ruts LOOK FOR THE ORANGE FRONTS h ar AMER1CAUAID BREAD oo PROMOTER SUES FOR $50,000 DAMAGE MILWAUKEE, Dec. uccaMes, It. Ray .Jack Dempeye attorney, acting for Frank Mulkem, boxing promoter, Monday filed suit for ISO. 000 against Philip Olaasman, Philadelphia, manager of Lew Tendler and other boxers, charging defamation of character. A week ago Olaraman sued Mulkern for 1500 which he alleges was due him from the Tendler-Sallo- r' Friedman fight here on February 28. Mulkern filed his counter claim. ORDER Fit 014 YOUR OROCEFa nnxows nami: omcnts odd STAN ZBYSZKO IN TWIN FALILS. Idaho. Dec 13 Fred THREE HOUR DRAW F. .Johnson has been elected noble grand of Twin Falls lodge. Independ-ofent Order of Odd Fellows. Other ficers elected, are: W. J. Glasrow. NASHVII.I.E. Tenn.. Dec 12. BLIND HERO STILLS Stanislaus Zbyszko. champion heavy- vice grand; IL C. Alexander, recording wrestler, weight grappled with secretary C o. Brockstedt, treasurer; 'SEES' GRIDIRON GAME Charley Whltlock. a local heavy- W. 8. Mallory. trustee for three. year weight, hero Monday, three hours to a term. A. I). Gates is one of the redraw. tiring noble grands. NHvv YORK. Dec 11. rerry T. W. Hale, of Portland, Conn., a famous Yale football ptayer 20 years ago. now blind, today described his sensations of "seeing" big gridiron classics in the Tale bowl. ' "I could tell who was ahead and could tell who won e.ch play," he said. "The cheering which followed eACh play told the story,. It waa hard DELIVERED BY US DIRECT FROM THE CARS TO YOUR to b In suspense sometimes, but Inme so much." COAL BIN tuition told Hale was the guest of honor at the Yale club last night, oo This 13 the Very best coal mined in Utah, wc assure CUT THIS OUT IT IS . - X ON .Fresli Mined Coal ' WORTH Cut out this slip, enclose with Kc and mall it to Foley A Co.. 2S1S Sheffield Ave.. Chicago, 111., your name and address clearly.writing You will receive In return a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills for pains In sides and back rheumaUsm. backache, kidney and bladder aJlmenta; and Cathartic Tablets, & wholesome Foley and .MON'IJY. USED ANY MEAL INSTEAD OF CEREAL OR VEGETABLE AS DESSERT COOKED WITH MEAT RECIPES WITH EACH 4 LEWIS CO. JEWELERS wished CROP D All-Americ- an EARTH. There reposes in our show cases some of the prettiest patterns in WaXdemar Chains and Gold Knives to adorn one end of the chain you ever saw. This makes an ideal GIFT for Christmas and the prices are mighty low. Let us show you soon. IS. CAT-SEAT- NEW oo DUEL FOUGHT. Two of our prominent young men fought a duel last evening in a local pool halL The cause of the altercation waa & bottle of hooch. The weapons used were pool balls. Names furnished upon request. THE ONLY T OF FLOUR Remember our stores are now selling the famous Monogram Flour. Just notice the price. You can buy this as cheap or even cheaper than ordinary flours. EVERY SACK TO PLEASE. 10 48 pound bags Monogram High Patent Flour . . $12.25 2 48 pound bags above . $2.45 1 48 pound bag above . '. . $1.25 5 FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS WATCH EN ROUTE. FOR THEM. A ne-ceessit- y. FOR 39c $1-2- - -- Jars Prepared 25c Puddiny 25c cans Mrs. Porter's Fig 15c Pudding 25c cans Mrs. Porter's Fruit 15c Pudding NUTS All of our nuts are absolutely NEW CROP. No state tasting nuts at SKAGGS STORES. Many last year's nuts are on the market. Be careful that they are not pawned off on you. 45c best Soft Shell Walnuts, 2 pounds 75c 45c best Soft Shell Walnuts, 5 pounds $1.75 35c fancy Jordan Almonds, 2 pounds 45c 35c fancy Jordan Almonds, 5 $1.10 pounds 35c fancy Filberts, 2 55c pounds 35c fancy Filberts, 5 $1.25 pounds 35c fancy Brazils, 2 pounds 55c 35c fancy Brazils, 5 pounds 2 pounds very best mixed 55c Nuts 5 pounds very best mixed $1.25 Nuts . Give Your Family a Phonograph for Christmas I Mex-ieffor- 35c 69c 37c GUAR-ANTEE- CANNED PUDDINGS 40c cans Mrs. Porter's Fig COLUMBIA GRAFANOLAS from $25 up. Bros.-Rober- ts 45c Currants, Mincemeat ; , $2.55 Raisins.. dozen $2.55 10c new crop Currants, 2 for 45c 60c extra fancy Citron Peel, 45c pound 45c extra fancy Lemon Peel. 35c pound 45c extra fancy Orange Peel, 35c pound 20c None Such Mincemeat, 2 for 35c J V for 30c new crop 45c Seediest Raisins, 30c new crop Seedless j j t Ratins, for 30c new crop i - $2.55 30c new crop Seeded ; . .25c SOME REGULAR PRICES n." ed 25c 25c T-BO- i pro-jrwbunc- -4 WEDNESDAY BEFORE NOON U j, ; 1- MM . f t f1 Think vvhat a pleaur your cheery shopping it today compared with a few years ago. Before Skaggt Stores opened In Ogden you would very rarely see a SINGLE PRICE QUOTED. Would you care to go back to THE OLD TIME CHARGE PLAN AGAIN T Would you care to have your orders trusted to careless clerks and delivery boys again? Would you care to GET IN THE HOLE again as you were years ago?' We don't think you would want these conditions to come back again, yet those same conditions exist today in hundreds of towns where there are no SKAGGS STORES. THE SAME SPIRIT OF LEADERSHIP THAT INSPIRED SKAGGS' CASH STORES TO PIONEER LOW PRICES IS BEING MANIFESTED TODAY MORE THAN EVER BEFORE. New stores spring up now and then vainly attempting to Imitate our methods. It has taken years of experience and a growing desire from the first to PLEASE THE PUBLIC to make our stores as popular as they are today. Perhaps you have had a desire to TRADE WITH US but are waiting for a BIG ORDER. You don't have to buy LARGE QUANTITIES to save at our stores. You save on small lota as welt as large. We appreciate small sales and are even very gjad to have you visit our stores JUST TO LOOK AROUND. TRY ONE OF OUR STORES TOMORROW. VICTOR VICTROLAS from $25 up. I n lab PO if ligent service and concert booths for hearing them makes the selecting of a phonograph for your family a pleasure 1 an . . Our stock is complete throughout and our intel- 0p eration on Skull of Bandit International ? Bank Note Rio Grande Conflict Is : ; ouggestea As Preventive Similar to That of ColorWithout Gold Reserve ado Project of Crime Urged By German r . -- PACKAGE . EVERY GROCER CAN SUPPLY YOU .thoroughly cleansing cathartic for constipation, biliousness, headaches and sluggish bowels. lXdvxLUmaxU. Sold everywhere. you the best service in Ogden proper handling of the fuel by men thoroughly experienced. You will have the additional heat thus secured, added hours of burning, the knowledge of proper coal storage in . your own bin. 11 I (PAI tkLa2t ZZZZZZZZZZZ RODMAN & LESLIE Phones Yards, 21at St. and Reeves Ave. 131-13- 2 |