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Show . TIIE SAtT 'l.AKE TRIBUNE, SATTIitlAY MORX1XO, DECEMBER 20, Today Will Be Our Busiest Day NAVAL APPROPRIATION , 'BILL PASSES HOUSE . C ttmwm h 4 tmm dilri and tho M ry for i to tbo InUnUon of Uourformtr otoonforonoo It vor tad to motntaln vy offldonry for tho number of Mpo In tno oorrico. and tho quicker wo do tktatho bettor. lf Kngtand abd Japan au&ereede tit In foot crutvora. eubmartnoa. aircraft oarriera and naval aviation, eoairrooa hovid Immodiatoly take each etepo ae art noceoaary to make our navy equal to any other oa earth, not nlv la cold otool, hot In havtnc eupertor ffteera and men, and make the nation aafe m time of an emerveacy. f pemonaUy cannot eeo a threaten-Ir- e speck oa our peaceful b orison, but that via no re aeon why wo ehould so unprepared or unprotected aainot any future emergency In rushing the naval approprlatiod bill to a vote, the house eenf It to the eenate a day ahead of the )iilot Another 550 Salespeople Will Serve You Shop Early. Rapid- - Sale mittee to appropriate 3$ 404 for tbs construction of fuel oil storage at tha Peaeacola. Fla a naval air station. Ae sent to the senate, the bill provides for maintenance of the navy during the coming floral year at Itsif present strength of 44,600 enlisted me and for a slight .increase la i he officer personnel, but would decrease the marine corps from 14.604 to men A'tota) of 114,404404 was carried for naval aviation, and fund are provided to finish all never vessels under construction exoept the aircraft carriers. Islington an Saratoga, and ' throe fleet submarines M en s Ti 2500 Fire (O' 7 to 8 oclock Tonight Thia time one h our Om schedule of leaders oalltnf for passage of three of the annual supply mea? sure before the Christmas recess, which begins tomorrow. As approved, tha bill carried only one amendment by Chairman Butler of the naval com- 1924. COOP Knit Ties of Superior Quality arLK KNITTED TIES 41 xd. hr manufacturers that mafca tiaa of this ctoaraetwr that retail from 6O0 to f l 60 each. 6auM of sltjrhteivt ImpeK-tinWa secured another lot of 250 B I fWS I iWtf . .. Chotcw, I for. . Taniflht, 7 to S a'clock 18.-4- Store Hours Today a m, close 9 p. m. Open 10 Selling in several locations on our Main Floor n 3-or- Fro Accommodation Mailing Booth $l for mailing of pontage. Thousand were sold in our l&at sale A huge special purchase made for thi$vevent Oeattoaed j fraa Page Ceatlased Oae real purpose of luring the young men to Haarmann a rhorn the Jurv, liaarmann, addressing showed no remorse for hi gruesome deeds ere ! set liberty I would murder again, tie Mid "Wh ! kill is s mjaterv to me, ha remaraed. Ilia pies was full of against his dead father and Kis iriend. Grans In Gran was soft as hands he said. but I needed hlth, as wax, 1 was alone in the world Claiming bias condition wan a morbid one. Olaarmann said I How got into this condition 1 I don t know. simply saw that lp the morning there was a corpse next to me. but not In all cases He declared a large proportion of h.a potential victims escaped I never acted with premeditation' l don t understand and my why victims did not offer resistance, were other declarations There was a great rush of spectators for places in the courtroom, but no one was admitted until after a Rumors that an search for w attune assault would ta made on Haarmann In cars he was not sentenced to death the court officials to place prompted s squad of armed polks In front of tne prisoner e dock Hasrmann and Grans appeared ned over the death sntece. the former declaring he accepted it with-it protest The court ruled that Haarmann waa In full possession of his mental faculties and that he had committed wholesale murder in full consciousness of his acts. 1 t I o V Visitor From Michigan Js Being Entertained ipeetsl to The Trtbase BOISE. Idaho. Per 18 Mrs Fied-etio- k H Hodge of Ivtrolt. Mhh, who Is visiting her brother, ReUiv Atkinson. and Mrs Atkinson, has been the honor gueat at a number of delightful parties Mrs Jeee B llawlev gave a lunch- eon at the Elks club Wednesday for Mrs. Hodge Mrs James Hawley, entertained at a bridge tea and Jr, V Mrs Tmker entertained at il luncheon at the Flks flub Thursday Today Mrs Reilly Atkinson and Mrs. Walden Tucker gavs a tea from I lo I o dock in honor of Mrs Hodge Mrs Hodge will remain in Boise the Christmas huliriavn or poi hie the effective circulation, the results make rtbune Mant Ads cost the leaM (Adv ) double 1 frm SP0RX AND DRESS FUR COATS Short and Long Leopard Cat Coats, $210.00 to $445.00 Natural and Silver Muskrat Coats, $79.50 to $285.00 Our Grocery Dept, is the center of activity these days step in, you will find appetizing suggestions in each section of our Grocery Dept. Bcnnions Fancy Smyrna 40c a lb Flour, 48 lbs. Figs, $2.20 Imported Fard 35c Martel 'Whole Wheat Dates, a lb Flour, 48 lbs. 52.10 Imported Table 50c for Raisins, a lb Wheat Marvel California Table Whqle 19c a lb Flour, 10 lbs. 50c Raisins, Candied Pineapple 10c Rings, each High-Pate- 5-l- 3 IB. Hand-mad- box for box for .... box for box for Candy, s $79.50 to $1.50 $1.15 Jap Rose Soap.... 40e 60c $1.40 e a lb Special L Fruit Cakes Made of the Very Cft best ingredients, lb. Assorted Coffee SOfi Rolls, a dozen. . . . Layer Cakes Chocolate, caramel and cocoanut 2K.: All for 89c 20c :.. 33 FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT. . .3 for 22e 3 for 30c S SUNXIST ORANGES 8H.12B a dozen Six. 180., a dozen. Six. 178 a doz.n - EC 036 IF, WC 90 036 26c Tour Meal Will Not Be Complete Without Some of .That Z! C. M. L Own Make Mayonnaise Dressing. state oiganUation 'in HHi hr two a state ernat r atd him Hr was Ir trd unortHry-treasuie- t trriiis of thr ITntd Muir Woik-- r of Anifika In hhh posi tion he held when select i to lead the national labor, orxamra! ion He married Mlsx Jane Moih April 14. 1892 and le the father of stx hi drerw Three daughteis sir married Hillv In reen Is Cashoctoiv looked upon as the Idtal man and his contmuous suotAses n honors, have been accepted as ax well ae individual With the elevation f (Pern t the president of the Anitriun Fetlera now Mon of Libor, (ililoaiiti head three of the largest orgnntz itions of o K their Kind In the (ountrv Hradfute cf Xenia lx president of the Arneth an Farm Bureau heder.xtion and L J Taber of Ha rrefv We I reeldent of the National Grange belf-niad- e t" v Office, phone DEPARTMENT 41 North Mam. Residence let. 114. OT7R DRUG STORE IS AT 112-1RULE STREET ! Tele363-- ed at a rate of 4 7 pjf nt per annum. and to pav interest of 4 per cent on aavings. interest to be comThe bank aleo pounded quartern agreed to pay 2 pei cent for dad) bain n on all hiking account a!-l- e The bid offeted bv the ('ache hankitg compunv entailed an in terest rate of 6 per cent per annum but wit the same in other inMiaik.ea a the auiceraful bid New Auto Camp Ground Necessitated in Logan Txl S SPEAKER. ! 19. Merlin K Hovev UH of the cha miter of comment eretar and a mettfher of the Hitgr club was the pnmlpal apeaker at the weeklg lumheon of the Kiaania club held this afternoon In the Hotel Kc-th- e les rJ he work of chamber f commerce and the metliode bv whhh luncheon clute and the cha titter the can cooperate were dtecuaeed by the SECRETARY I ftnd $2 46 A 19 -- A v I Today Last Day Banta Cieua Fackapea Special, S5o Stmne for girts, amwe for boys All contain articles of considerably more than S6o value. "'Its the last ana. 1.00 For her little pUjhoue. In oevaraj atylea. Windup Flano, $4 60 At inda up and playa, nr can be played In tha regular way' n.vtltlc-d.Mght- Steps Being Taken to Give Aid to Settlers Speelsl to Tbe Trlbufle (AUmEU..a and lor rr.ng,m.nl. rul M.rln.lla Tripl, Compact, Colgate Watch 1.78 Caaa onalnxl Mixp, 1 1.80 I I ' A Woodworth 'a Fiancee and Karaao Double Compact, 1.78 Colgate 'a Now 1.K Comploxlonouo, ConUIno UpeUrk, Meridian Irrigation district waa on his way to Washington when ha the notice that a commutes was to be here soon from Washington to Investigate the situation. Ths commutes is representing ths secretary of ths Interior, and will bs hers to go over ths question thoroughly with ths officials of the organisations and ths settlers before definits steps will be taken la Washington, according to word received J.labo lec 14 -- The definite w'av for the management of reclamation projeta and a committee re(resenf ing the e retary of Interior wtll visit the Hoiae proje. t aliortl to go over the Am advised question with settlers CLARENCE' IS PRESENTED. that no final action wtll he taken before eu h conference speaker MT The forePLEASANT. Dec. 19 The L and Y. M. I. A. going telegram waa received by the Mouth ward U A C TO TAKE VACATION. Gakfwelt (Ymmerdal mb Booth Tarktngtnn e play, resented Monday I a MIAN C will from Burton I. French a tepresen-lativ- e Vlarenoe, lec 19 The to large'audJenre at ths in Washington its dtHrs for the (hmtmaa re-- t North Sanpete high school auditorium Tbe manager of ths Namjia and Wednesday ess tornotio nem, at cording to an afternoon and evening F antioMMt eineut made todav by la ext dan of the faculty L durconducted lave been ing the last week in praxttallv ail claHses In pi operation for the opening of the winter quarter. January 6 HELD TO DISTRICT COURT. T A V Deo 19 -- Nvmin Wolf waa bo md over to the district court on a bv Judse Asa BuJen charge yatutorv court when he waived in the iltv Bt.il of $ 9049 exam'nation J w a contimied clrAilalion, the effeitlve Double mulls the tuetr'liiiK. make Tribune tAdr ) the leeet Want Adi law provides nw M.lba Fl.ura Double Compact, (1.(0 80 Compact, In gunmetai; original and differenL Hudnut'a Three Vtoworo Twin Compact, 180 DJor. Kiaa Double Compact, V new auto camp gio md has be ome a ne essit fi D.-i- . lean it was learned today, due to th f t that the ground now being ued for that purioee has been a united b rh ('ache Knitting company and a ll! e turned Into a tecreation (enter for employees The info camp ground committee of the ogan chamber of commence is arranging for a meeting with the iltv ornmixaionetM to make plane for an other site Now that the Kardlne mn. von rad is completed the Ituregsed tourit tiafftc which It is expected will be diverted to Ixjgan, demands an anto an p ground. Cltj offtclas, members of tha auto mp ground committee, traffic turn mlttee. and advertlxing committee of the chamber of commerce are expected to formulate plans within the near V, Dec different oharacter. With five heeds, $4 SB W'ith throe heads, $6.46 Roller Bkatew Fair, IMU1 eot quality roller akataa for hoy and girls. Adjustable to any alia. Full ball hoaxing. va- Sewing Boxes Special, 60o MU made wood, aowlng box with needle, fdne, buttons and cotton. Mad with tray. most xttrxctiv Compoctx, $1 80 IVIth alMlrig roitga Hpatlck coniiiartm.nL Just 80 future for the obtaining of ground for lagan whoia family of dolls la one. Heads arrow on and off. Taka one off, put another on, and here 4s a complete new doU In a and powder. In allver AY Vlw gaelal to Tke rouge CLUS MEETS. Ttlku. ll.-- Tti. KAT8VIIXE. Da Bar' View flub mat at tha home of Mr J. B. Cooler In L ron this afternoon. The decorations of the home were tr. keeping with tha eplrtt of tha aeaaon. After a abort bueineea a number of Christmas etorleameeting ware glv-a- n hr the members. Refreshment were served to tweho members and two gueata. WITWENS HOME ROBBED. DOS ANOEUCS. Cal, Dec. II The homo of W. e. tAltwer, author, nao entered todnr hr thieves nnd at J0 wns stolen, jeaelrr valued according to a polka report. A M . Lineman Suffers Frozen Feet VVhfte Repairing Break lAJGAX, Dec 19 Krrod Tajnes. of the citv light plant suffered froxen feet badly yesterday while attempting to repair the break In the feed of line main the municipal power plant which occurred yesterday morning 4ity patrons wet without current for heating and lighting purposes for several hours yesterday when one of on a pole at the mouth the of the canvon broke severing the main feed line The pole waa on top of a high hill and in deep snow and it w aw in helping to repair the break that Lynea' feet were frozen Light men struggled for eeven or eight hours to repair the break, working without food In the ihAehxe cold Several others rn the group of workmen suffered fingers and ears guy-wir- n Debating Teams Chosen by Committee for B. Y. C. IXX3AN, Dec 1 Three dcba-tl- teams were selected recently by ths Brigham Young college debating committee to represent the college In tha junior college contests which will be conducted during the coming season. Those chosen to represent the Orville Frank Kaveten and Aaael Hansen, affirmative; Allen son. and Llllyw'hlte Berg Joseph fivmrtn negative A girls' team, composed of Ahble fioholea. Mi rial Mavcock and IxceOra Tarbett, also was chosen to uphold the affirmative against a girls team from the tntermountain Union college of Helena, Mont , en February 26 at Logan The men's teams will hold dehates with the Intermountain Union college, Ricks Norma! college of gjexurg, Ufahfo, and the Idaho tfecfiTat lca-tellIdaho Yj The question for tha debates wty be "Resolved, That the United States should adopt a constitutional amendment empowering congress, by a vote, to nullify the decisions of the supreme court U, two-thir- Thatcher Bank WiU Handle Logan Funds Thatcher BrothLOGAN, Dee? ers .Banking company was awarded tha contract to handle the city funds for the year 1926 at a meeting of the city commissioners held last evening, having presented the moat satisfactory bid to the commission. The company which was awarded the contract agreed to furnish the city was R4a sum rangint from $fi6, 400 In amount at times 404 to throughout tha jear when It a need- 1 , 32 Winter Coat for a Gift he became president rf aubdlitr1ct No 6 Ohio mine workrx organization In 190 hr bec-it- n jrsident of the Boxes, 24c to For girle or boy. riety of atea. Nymf.un Compact,, (1.60 , and 2 00 A n.w and moat attrarth. (on, flat novty, In cunmctal or gold. uh IKjwder and rouge ra-Jur Combination Special Canadian and South American Beaver Coats $225.00 to $398.50 froat-bitte- Bars Kirks Flake White Soap $1.00 4 Bars Kirks 20 $2.40 Soap Sale Gift Dress $395 00 interchangeable head. Tha wragnna tron with Paint Toy Taiephonet, F am. tea Delie, $4 80 The unique doll with tha GIFT COMPACTS N,w Coats Well made, heels. w china tea and dinner aet in a Urge aasortment. , Mama Done, Specially' Priced, b 00 largest rerGty In the Made by cltv, wo believe the beat maker of mama doll. Prattily dreaaed Hummer Trains, Special, 46o Windup mach&nhal trains Knglne. tender, car and four piecea of track natural and aabl. squirrel or aclf trlnuntd LOGAN Z. C, M. I. Grocery Dept. Skin Chokers, $6.95 to $75.00 French Near Seal Wraps and roaster lock and ke China Tee Sett, 76c to S3 60 Protty imported Novelty Combinations in Fur Chokers, $17.50 to $49.50 Hudson Seal Coats, $498.50 to $698.50 Extra quality, trlmxnrd lth natural akunk, kolinsky and COSHOCTON Ohio. Deo If William Green, known to everv Coshoc- SATURDAY CLOSING HOURS The Qroeery, Hardware and Meat Departments open at S a. m. and close at B p. m. All ether Retail Departments open at IS a. m. and close at S p. m. Single r 44 46 Spooial, 1 for. Science. ton resident as "Billy. although an American by birth. Is a Welshman His father and mother, by heritage Hugh and Jane came to Coshocton county from Wales In I8i8 Two years later William was born, the first of a family of six children His father, now 89 veers of age Is living with a daughter In ths little cottage Juet outside of town, where William spent the greater part of his To him, his sons newlv eslife quired title of president of the American federation of Iahor means little He made no response when told of hie son s election William Green attended the district schools in the little mining community were he was born on March 1870 until his sen Ices were needed to support the growing family He added to his education bv careful raiding during spare hours OFFICES HELD. His affable nature and his clove conditions earlv studv of mining brought him leadership In home affairs In 1900 when SO ests of age FURS f Coaster Wagona, Flra Department Garage, Special, $1 With too care hiKk and ladder and fir engine Mechanical tare tluU will run, DOM Trunks, 60 In dArk color mhl h will not ahow dirt With tray, Opoxvum, atona marten, black, hrown and pointed fox. rad Jm McDonalds Candy HOLLY BOXES TOYS Many Specials for Today Saturdays Specials in to be seriously Impaired President Green, In his own first official utterances, pledged himself to carry out "the fundamental principles of trade unionism ao ably championed by Samuel Gompers and upon which the superstructure of organised labor rests The executes council, after the election, authorised President Green to appoint a committee to consider a memorial to Samuel Goenpera Already a plan had been broached by a prominent eastern leader to fund such a symbol to the memory of the deed leader by a public subscription collected and from the rank and file of organised Isbor. The memorial would be placed at the grave In Sleepy Hollow cemetery at Tarrytown. William Green, the sticceseor of Mr Gompers. Is 61 years old and English-Wels- h extraction. His father Is living at the age of 84 H la also a product of the Ohio soft coaJ fields, a former president of the Ohio state senate and a member of the American Academy of Political without chaxga. at Walkers Today Womens Apparel for Gifts of the revered Gompers and be assured of the cooperation and devotion of the great majority of the American Federation of Labor He aaid Green a ascendancy merited the beginntTig of a new era of constructive progress In the organisation and would "allay all public apprehension that the tong established and proper pedicles of organised labor were atyla, holiday rowdy for mailing, you, upon liweaaary SANTA CLAUS s Page Oae Froo Wrapping Down Stalro Stars Booth, Haro you may havo any of your packages wrapped la Third Fltor Wo will wrap ail pur n ado at Walker rhac in true Chrlstmaa it via and lake rare of iho payment BE EXECUTED 80004 Prices At All Stores Satugiay. .These Pure Sweet Creamery. Butter rAff00 wvilvv Sh mxf lb. 39c 1L li Special A regular 50c value. Extra Fine TmV BRING JOY TO YOUR FIRESIDE WITH ONE OF OUR RADIO SETS 83c Sugar ClothBag. 3 (or 33c MAID Raisins 25c Barrel Snaps ae Bars, 37c Soap Granulated Sssdsd or Ssed-issThe 16c SUN- - Radio Makes This a Small World!' sfxs pkg Because of man's ability to control sound waves, be has been able to "mV his hearing bridge great distances and here are seta, recently arrived, that are equipped to give you both distance and volume. Its thedr quality that is important to you at prices that make a visit here interesting. Ginger, Lemon, Vanilla; regular .. 36c 910 Kirks Flake White Laiindry CANDY. 1 lb DATES Xma 23c Mix f Iba 46 Dromedary, 28c, for. 20c 19e ox. pkg Haltowell, H NUTS ' English Walnuts, 1 lb. .. .23c Fresh Imported, 2 lbs .. . 48c Soft Shell ALMONDS, lb. ... 30c Extra quality large Washed 1e BRAZILS, lb MIXED Splendid Assortment. 1 3e lb Extra Sweat Sunkist PLUM PUDDING Libbys, 1 1 lb lb Heinz. MEAT Nona Such, .pkg. ,ie, xtra GRAPEFRUIT Florida, each Crisp bleached CCLfitt-V-' 1 Stack S,iC 10c 7V,o , Come in and Hear Radio Demonstrated This Evening ISo -- can Heinz, ....t. 2o PEANUT BUTTER Boy Scout i toy poll 2o PINEAPPLE 38c eize con ..,10c 38c olzo con 24c This is a grade af pineapple that usually sella at much higher prices than wt are asking. Taka advantage ef thia saving. MAVONNAIEiwGold Medal. 28c Medium, each AND ON EASY TEEMS 44e MINCE dozen ORANGES Small, Extra large, Solid Head LETTUCE, $3750 $16950 $27500' 2o doz. x 22 dozen 3c Mo E doz, 40o 2 Box. 78c ,...2c SWEET POTATOES, lb. APPLES Delicious, lb. ."...l? Rama Beauty, lb Largs Sunkist LEMONS, dozen . ,...S8e , V ax $S j. i , |