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Show v 30 - v S i v. , IORXIN O, JULY 25,1024. THE SALTIAKETRIBUNErFP. FDA Y Student Outgo Balanced in Utah by Entrants CG. From Outside States ' t to Locate Areas AcOut. Burned tually ftperU! to 1VTrtbm. lr Idaho, July 24 Upham, president of the Uni' yersity of Idaho, who started out lm mediately after commencement tills Opring to visit the state agricultural regions and has been' on the move since, says he has given up as a had Job bis search for a section of the state "actually burned up by the travel drought. President Upham have been in the interest of th university extension division, the subsidiary organisation of the university's college of agriculture. Hu has been studying the farming situation to recurs Information that would help him to better formulate the extension division's program In southern Idaho hut a short time, the university president heard numerous rumors, but after weeks of dilifound them akin gent search he has of the western prosto the over the top of the pector, always just next hill. I have looked everywhere' he declares. "and invariably It develops thrt the place for which I am looking is over in tho next eounty Everywhere I col edge in with life wupe question, HoW are you fixed for water ird how are the crop?' and as ni'vny times do I get an answer something like Vtere ft nq, around here, but, this: Into the tav, you ought to go over to see what a next county If you Water shortage la those fellows aro In an awful fix.' " BLACKFOOT, A. H. f Standing of Institutions and Service Rendered Offer Reason for This Record; Idaho for Sends 1200 Out, 200 Paid Back Years. Idaho Sees jProfestor Upham Unable Central w-- nt tivity Past Twenty Tribes Idaho. Julv sr More LKWJ.T. prospector are in the mountains In central Idaho than at any time for twenty y,ears, according to statements brought back by local men who have boon going In to look after assessment work on properties not yet patented. Ooing bark twenty years takes one to the tail end of the second central Idaho txdtemert, which came out of tho discovery of Buffalo Hump Various reasons are advanced for this condition Horn argue that the pessimistic crop r ports have nmdo many Seel there would be comparatively little work in the harvest fields, this fall, therefore they aye "grubstaalng it for a living Others argue that it is to le interpreted a geenml "back to the mines" movement on the part of those reognIring that the mining resources played the paramount part in developing th northwest. Still other insist it is result of the extensive publicity given the Idaho regions whi h hah been of a kind sufficiently to rntke them feel more prospecting Is justified Regardless of the motive the prospectors are at work fnd more are going in It is also wild that iiiftnv from Beattie and California are in the mountain country looking for One deal, recently cominvestment pleted with a Beattie concern, assures the opening of the old camp of Florence. It wati Florence that will ever be remembered In mining circles as the richest placer area of Its sise in J-- eon-sen- one-fift- IS Dependability, Low Price and Careful, CourRules at teous Service Are Every-da- y The Owl Drug Co. Special Price Features for Friday and Saturday Every price quoted has a stirring economy apnational-ly-know- n peal. Yon will note a real saving on and standard article. 1 dozen Palmolive 7QP Soap Special 25c Jon ted TaltVim, 19c Owl price Tooth 50c Pebeco Faste, 37c Owl price 25c Mura, Owl price 19c 25c Glj ferine .and Rose Water 17c 50e Danderine, Owl price $1.25 Pinaud Lilac Vegetal, Owl price 39c 98c 0 35e Palmolive Shaving Cream 07p Special Popsodent Tooth Paste, Owl price .37c $1.50 Van Eas Tonic, Owl price $1.19 50c Non Spi Owl price 39c 15c Stork Castile, Owl price . .2 for 25c 50e Ilair Groom, Owl price 50c D. & R. Cold Cream, Owl price 50c 39e 39c 75c Owl Theatrical Cream A full pound of this popular Cleansing Cream. Special Friday and Saturday only $1.00 Tanlae, Owl price 79c 50c Cutieura Ointment. Owl price 39c 50o Sal Ilcpntica, Owl price 39c 50c Papes Diapepsin. Owl 35c price Gete-It- , 39c Owl 27c price 35c Cascara Tablets, Owl price 27c $1.00 Squibbs Mineral Oil, Owl price ...79e $1.90 S. S. S., Owl price $1.29 75c Rubeohol (full pint). Owl price .49c 130c Doans Kidney Pills. Owl price 49c 25e Owl Peroxide, Owl price 19c 35e Hinkle Pills, Owl priee 27c $3.00 Thermos Lunch Kit Contains Special one-pin- t SdC Thermos bottle. 0 0 0 30 10 1 1 0 0 4 ft 0 2 Georgia1 237 7 1 8 13 1 23 0 0 1 4) 9 1 1 0 0 ft 0 0 0 0 0 ft 42 1 ft 14 2 3 0 0 0 0 ift 5 7 3 ft I T 2 ft 12 2 0 ) 10 t 0 0 1 0 Owl priee .2 for 15c 75o Sun Glasses, Owl price 59c 50e Tooth D rushes, Owl price' 33c $1.50 Pocket Ben Watch, Owl price $1.19 25e Soap Boxes, Owl price 19c 35e Whisk Brooms, Owl price 27c 9 341 0 30 0 3 1 0 0 1 1 4 3 0 ft ft 0 0 1 ft 211 4 2 1 2 4ft 0 0 0 1 2 0 .2741 0 0 0 2741 0 2 0 0 3 1 0 0 2 9 ....... .......... 0 10 0 0 5 1 11 ft 0 0 ....... 0 0 0 1 19 0 6 ft 13 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 237 0 6 2 2 1 1 3 1 109 309 0 1 lft 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 7 29 ft 4 ft Gem Blades, Owl priee 39c $3.50 Premo Box Camera Takes a 2 Vx t picture W-"- 4U inches.. 0 341 0 3 2 1 4 2 5 21 ft 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 e 12 6 0 ' OGDEN DEPARTMENT Box is that tetft w4 Mouw ceeftinaa vfctrk I afterf tram ter itw gut tightece yem, wnw Ml See Dahaa Gey Wirft ef Rsluikh Sfmstk PomJc wnirff dm w mmm relict 1 caaaec amt asmlma feeder lee fcigMy Us. maani Boengerz RriUhle Stoutdi Powder qwcfcty icatvmiiscft aaft tiae Pkyactaa eeecede maid k k stale m artdt m A liana Me due powder a hi eat ef da awn aswrieMe fctomftc skmacm of dw Fw ate at eli feed diaggim or wifi he netted direct egea recet f fttes fcy tt die amwiertererk e m. Corner 2nd 8onth bed Main Walker Bank Bnildin- -. For sal by X ca pharmacal DCXVEK. COUk Schramm-Jotumo- o, s2 Drue. (AnartMch. FISH Beoowd Domurtair. ) Grocyterya Morning Specials, 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. Parowax. pk 10, Beater brand fancy Cohoe Salmon, ran 35c ...tt Large pkga Post Tnnatlta and Kelloeg'a Corn Klakea, special, J pks 25c Lares White Kin Wkahin? Machine Soap special 43, Wst and Dry Fte.ney Bhrirrgw No. H Mr3o wans Salmon No 1 MYJown Salmon Fancy Sunklst Lemons CAB -- Day Celebrated Por-to- be issued tomorrow morning, according to Chief of Police Curtia L. OGDEN. July 24 Th City ef Ogden was more quiet today than It has No official been for eeveral months celebration was hold in the city and tho few people who remained in town participated in. no special activities Hundreds of cars could be seen as early as 4 30 o'clock this morningcen-on their way to the Cache valley tennial celebration at Logah, while a steady stream of automobiles continued untlt almost mon en rout to other points there Were no apecial Although events in th city, moat of the towns surrounding Ogden held Pioneer-ds- y Festivities celebrating celebrations the opening aud dedication of a new were recreational park at Clinton held a rodeo, with Plain City Staged horse races, carnival stunts and athletic events ahith were followed by a dance in the towns new open-ahall. Services in honor of the pioneer of Ogden valley were held at Huntsville, and an extended program was presented at Hooper A parade program and dance, in addition to horse races and an athletic carnival, were held at West eber. r Julv 24. The body uf OODRN, Charles Oliver Fonl, 81 years of age, member of the submarine division of lama was arrested Tuesday after- the I nited States navy, who died at noon by Detectives H C. Peterson and Mare island. Califorms yesterday, is George Tbeobold end ' Officer P J. expected to arrive in Ogden tomorNaviin in the Ogden railroad yards row morning after he had escaped from three Few details concerning the death of watchmen, who say they aaw him. Mr. Ford, who was a former resident Hla widow, break the weal on a box oar He was' of Ogden, are unknown. captured by the officers after he had Marv ltia Lewis Ford, had been visitescaped from the railroad apecial ing him at Mare island and had returned to Cheyenne. Wyo. Upon her agents. At Logan's borne officers found W arrival there she found a telegram pairs of pliers and about fifty-foannouncing that her husband was pairs of ladies boa, which he ad- dead. Jt is thought that he waa the mitted hawing stolen from a boa car victim of an accident aome time during the month of March. Mr. Ford, whe bad beep in the navy An electric drill and a valuatde elec- for about eight veers, frill he given tric motor, which Logan declares that a military funeral, the services to be Herman Raker poet two men driving an Iowa car brought conducted by him to sell, were also found at his No. 7 of the American Legion. home. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ford, his parLogan admits that he sold about ents, reside in Cheyenne. Wyo. two doaen pairs of pliers and about Upon ha arrival here the body will fifty pirs of base to persons about be takea to Larkin A Sons wwdar- -- (Auerbachs 4&c 29c 46c ' ! Canteen Bag Main Floor ) Under-Ar- and uede. with double com- portments and complete toilet article;. EC fVT single or doutole strap In patent 35c e 37c 9c Bags jn giiks, petent and sued, with three compartment, mirror, coin puree and toilet articte (AuetOach's Main Floor ) M fe Entrance to the store was gked tello, prying open the back door, where dent an automobile was backed up to re- road ceive the loot. tively eight Mr Idaho, as assistant superintenot the Oregon bhort Lin Railcompany He had not been acengaged in railroad work for Store View years was a member ' f Cunningham Man Ransacked by Burglars Veteran Railroad Weber lodge No t, FThe and AcceptProed the Benevolent Masons, Is Summoned by Death tective Order of Elks, lodge and OGDEN. July N. Burglars broke No. 719, Into the Wllford L. Barker store at nnd of Conducof the Order Railway Pleasant View, about five miles north OQDKN, Julv 24 -- George Jackson tors. of Ogden, last mght and stole mer- Cunningham. 61 years of agd, veteran Besides his widow, Mr Cunningchandise and rash aj?mre?&tinff more railroad man, died at the family resithe following chilthan $500 in value, according to a re- dence, 2650 Madison avenue, this ham la survived byWilliam and Jack-soAfwiette, port received by the sheriffs depart- morning, after a five months Illness, dren His Cunninghsm, all of Ogden of kidnev trouble. ment today He was born n two and sisters reside mother at Los I lft 1863. The cash register yielded and and Keokuk. Iowa, erember Cuncanned goods, tires,' tabes, clothing had been a revdmt of Ogden for a Angele? and a brother. Edward Mo A number of jeara ningham, resides at Hanntbal, and othw articles were taken small Federal Buildlnj? A Loan com-- j Mr Cunningham was general Funeral services will De held at in Ogden for the Harrlman the KirkendaU chapel Sunday afterpany bank, containing about 5. wi In to the Union a noon lines sysaddition fr Pacific at 2 oclock. taken, (now quantity The nrfbers also tem) for manv years and later acted graaoline and oil took the handle to the gasoline pump I as depot master here From this powith them. sition he was transferred to Poca- NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. at Pleasant by Small Towns In Weber County A 1437 28c the town. He Is a married man and taking establishment Interment baa four children, officers aay. be in the Ogden City cemetery. S4 A nicely talored with yoke backs, inverted and box pleats. They have all the snap usually found only in the higher priced siritB. Take Jfl advantage of this special price today M Ohow Chow Is Apprehended by Ogden Police Former Ogden Man OGId7N, July complaint Is Dead on Coast; charging H. V. Logan; year of mechanic residing at age, Given Not Details arenua, with grand larceny wii 24 With Two Pain of Lined Snicker Pants Made of materials that will give the boy good service. The suits are . M&Hftifw, per bo Matches, p w pkg. of ft boxes . ........ Large jars Beechnut 'Baron, special .. Hgins Vinegar, pint bottle Heins Vinegar, quart bottles Herfns Vinegar. gallon bottles (Auerbach a Downstairs.) dance Car Robber Boys NORFOLK SUITS SPECIALS Y Floor Model. Any woman would be proud to own this beautiful Queen Anne design Library Table. We have them in mahogany, American walnut and oak. At prices which make it possible for everyone to own one of these beautiful machines. Oo 30c 32c 33c Auerbachs Quality ALL-DA- $50.00 Anne design, Library Table. Queen Floor Model. HAirbut, extra choice. eHced, per ib. KAnr Salmon (red), ettred, per ib Extra lanre Ft jinx Chickens, per lb. Choice genuine Lamb Chips 2 Ib. for Aoerbch Portable Electric $60.00 Tloor.) MEAT POULTRY ir Itmt 413 Tumtjr.fmirth U, 41 j Cerreeflon-tfmt- , toci-t- y, 41 MMl MOS-W- ; 210. Portable White ' Electric Many Styles to Choose From 0 0 0 227C 8283 Totals 1304 2383 659 46S Students not residing In 203 53ft State 218 Resident students training 542 . . elsewhere 1281 124 RESIDENCE A FACTOR. In reading the above table It difference In expenses, therefore canshould, perhaps, be remembered that not be prohibitive. The Ogden man, instances frequently arise where the the man from Richfield, or from Price plane of residence of a etudent Is a oould probably obtain his collage edumatter of tome doubt. For example, cation Hi some other state for about if a family has a ranch fn Idaho, or the same price as in Utah, railroad excepted. In sortie instances he Nevada, or Wvoming, whence it earn fare a livelihood but if the household will also have to pay higher tuition fees And a moments thought wtll move into Balt Lake or Logan or Provo during the winter season that serve to show that even tho resident the young folks may have the ad- of the college town has expenses when vantages of the better school accom- he attends college. They may not modations of the city, where Is Us take the form of a weekly board and residence? And if a student Is work- room bill. But they exist, just the ing his wsy through college Independ- lust. MONEY GOES AWAY. ently of his family. Is his residence where his father Uvea, or Is it where The community, of course, must lose he himself spends eight or more money on each college student who months of the year? it must also be leaves the boundaries of the state On remembered that, when the custom is the other hand. It costs the state to to charge a student from another give him a college trainstate more than he would have to ing within thespecialised state There are caeca, pay If he were a resident of the state no doubt, when It would be good busiin which the college !e located, the ness tor the state to pay the addistutional cost to a student of attending tendency undoubtedly 4s for the dent to construe aa hie place of resi- some well equipped and well planned dence the address in the college town college outside the state, rather than to attempt to furnish him In this where he receives his maU. The figures, therefore, are prob- state the specialised training he ably not absolutely correct, but IV seek a Where Is the line to be drawn? United States Sooner or later, following this line George F Zook of the who bureau of education, compiled of thought, the question Is raised why them, probably had the heet records should such expoditurre be considered available at each college In each state a state charge at all? If the state should share the cost of training a at his service It ie quite probable that the rate of interchange of stu- mining engineer, an electrical engidents among the various states Is neer, an architect, or a chemist, to rather heavier than the In tabulations earn his livelihood, why Miould It not each state alto train the mine worker, the cable would Indicate. College might be affected by the condition frplieer, the carpenter or the farmer Alt of which is getting pretty close named above. it ha also been asserted that the to the fundamentals of the modern school the are which for year social and political structure The figures, 120-- J, may reflect In Idaho a result question serves to lend emphasis to of a then rathor unsettled condition the observation which has appeared at the University of Idaho as Moscow before In this series Much as the It is claimed that in recent years the Utah educational rest cm, ot least as institution has grown wonderfully In pertains to high schools and college number of students, s fart which is appears to need the services of some to the coordinating agency, it is not a field In part at least attributed more definitely settled policy of the which will ever he covered satisfacthough other torily In a leffUTature, during the brief college - administration, experienced heavy legislative session It long college alsoA have census taken during the study by men skilled In requires such subjects increases. s show closed and might familiar with the actual facts of college year just ' men the Utah field. larger proportion of Idaho college rcetvln? their education within the Ixaindjrrlee of the state, than Is indicated in the tabulation. It Is to be noted that students attending teacher training institutions Offlc attract. ' These dresses of tub silk, canton erepe and F other summer novelty A materials are very appropriate for midseason weart ft 0 The cost to operate is less than half a cent an hoar. Our machine are Our prices are much lower than all new, direct from the factory. those quoted by agents. closed out before inventory. We have gone through our stocks and selected these frocks for immediate selling and have priced them at a figure which cannot fail to 2 1 1 2 3 3 Soiling, An Electric Sewing Machine i Saves Time, and Money Featuring a line of dresses to be 0 0 0 U or chargee. Saturday 1 0 $1.25 50e otier 1 ft interest For Friday and 1 ftS $1.69 Comfort Fountain Syringe, Owl price 98c 10c Powder Puff. Owf price . .2 for 15c 25e Pocket Shoe Dusters, (Hvl price 19c $1.50 Razor Strops, Owl price ,98c 50c Owl Witch Ilazcl, Owl price 37e No 0; 4 22 12 . Second Floor y Electric Sewing Machine Sale 6 Phtaw-BulM- 15e Faee Cloths, (Auerbach' 0 a a ft 2 .. .......... 1 1 1102 54 2 1 1 1 ft New Mexico New York 1102 1 83 11 6 1 ft Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey North Carolina North Dakota Ohio ..a Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Isl.md South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texae Utah Vermont ........ Virginia Wiurfilngton Wmt Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming U. H. Possession Foreign Nations 0 55.95 $2.98 tov $9.95 h h; Colorado Connecticut I o4n ware . . District of Cohmnfei Florida to Skirts in all the seasons latest creations, including the new pleated effects, are priced from A Missouri 4 $1.98 lf CHAMBERLAINS TABLETS SewUi 13cttir Drug Stork Our line is complete and the values offered we extraordinary. Slipover, sleeveless and coat sweaters are ij ing featured at ..... OUR STOMACH taul ul Dresses one-aht- th Idaho Illinois history. Indiana ... Iowa PLAYING A LONE HAND. eansee bad breath, gassy pains, "And vrtvwt do vou intend to do Kansan coated tongue and belching. Kentucky when yoo get out of here, my man" asked the kind old lady who was vis- Louisiana AhmyhJrtlkfm Maine iting the prison. Maryland "Nix, mum, nf,M replle I Number ftlaesaohuiieUa Tm offa ladv accom4 wearilv Michigan one was It got me in Minnesota plices fee life kreatk saly 2Se here. American legion. Mlnualppl ...... TheOwlDrugCo Sport Sweaters and Skirts and those at exclusively theological By N. LAMONT WILSON. institutions are not Included In the Already It baa bwo shown la pre- above lists. vious article, of th. Utah The largo proportion of the students collect student are going outald. the from the western state attending, state. What would b. tha result If school In the District of Columbia, New York, the service rendered in tb. state in Illinois, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and other eastern states higher education were placed on n are, o course Vre paring for various of Idaho? with that par, say, professions. A few are attending The following taken some of the larger cultural institutabulation, tions in the east. Including colleges from tha same federal authority as especially for women. others which have here been given, To clarify the argument, lay aside for moment consideration of all the to an In may prove helpful attempt other than monetary, to a state answer such a question It shows value, of higher a institution of popular where I'tah college student were be- education What does it cost the citl- ing educated In the year in question, (and where the .Indents from tmtoRto " f lit beyond thin state arc coming from who art their higher education boundaries? The resident of Logaa, Similar in- for being educated In Utah n of one to who goes example, formation la tabulated for Idaho. like a much information for Nevada in added, but big eastern universities, has If he. than heavier pecuniary outlay it muat be remembered that the total were to take his training at the Utah Hppmprlations for the Nevada state Agricultural Yet residents college institutions are only about Provo, of thorn for Utah Those for Idaho den of Lnsran, Salt Take and the three leading college towns erf are slightly more than tho the outside times go do at the slate, for Utah. Utah and Idaho are fctatea that are fairly comparable, but Ne- state few their college education. The vada ia more lo a claaa by Itself Nevada Idaho Utah Receiver Stands Receives Sends Receives Sends State 0 0 0 Alabama 1 3 0 Arisona . 0 '0 Arkansas 165 178 l&o i California 1 24 one-ba- BROADWAY & STATF. ise Ac-Unkno- to The peels THE BIG STORE will n uaSsEieE than Toasts No kitchen muss. No frying pans to clean The ideal summer breakfast Cooks in 3 to 5 minutes Quick Quaker now enjoy the coolest of the easiest to prepare ; the most delicious and enticing. Today, ask your grocer for QUICK QUAKER, the new Quaker Oats. Then tomorrow, without heating up the kitchen, without pots and frying pans to dean, have the rich, fine breakfast you need. All ready in $ minutest Thats quicker than toast try it! MILLIONS 'Standard fall Medium: 1 packages pounds; Large: 3 pounds, 7 ox. tsIcEi Cook ia till and weight r)Saatiei? i ? 3 to 5 minutes Up until Wednesday. Jufcr SO. 1324, 3 p. m . at the office of Caldwell at ft Richards, engineers, Templeton building. Salt Lake City, Utah, the town of Mona will receive sealed proposals for furnishing materials for the construction ot the town,' waterworks system In quantiUea approximately as follow: f. o. b. ears, Mona, Furnishing v Utah: 4 00 lin. ft. d vitrified sewer pipe: salt-glax500 lin. ft vitrified sewer pipe; 740 Jin. ft. n. metal or wood pipe; 3300 lin. ft. standard gal vanised Iron pipe. 4200 lin, ft lA-lstandard galvanised iron pipe; 1 -- in. 700 lin.. ft standard gal vanized iron pipe, 2000 lin. ft It -- In. standard gal vanized iron pipe. 200 lin, ft. it In. standard galvanised iron pipe. Valves, fire hydrants, east Iron pipe fittings and all other necessary materials incidental to the waterworks installation indicated above. Instructions to bidders, specifications, form or proposal and contract may be seen t the office of Caldwell ft 'Richards, Sait Lake City, Utah, or at tha offics of tha town clerk. Mona, Utah. Bids will be opened In public and the award will be made to the loweet responsible bidder. The town of Mona reserve the right to reject any and ail bids. By order of the town board. (Sned)F. ALTON BLLERTSOX, Town Clark. Data ot first publication, July 2C . 1334. |