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Show I e. ' TUE DESERET SEWS SATURDAY AUGUST 19 1922 -- 5 . 1. 1' I .0GDEN, Burn Ma Clo'es! How. Money Goes Irregular should be irle.. ported to Ogden Corr let' Deestee.. meal, The Deseret heves. Salt Lake or J. L. Johnson. 'INA. Si. Cle- eft,. eulallou Representative,. Alfred Candor, II Reporter. 01 Me, lisoessest acolit Hotel, , 101641110"'" Mi. br the Da Ban 700 band, rallroed shqPmen.1 striking WiVPS 'their children and principal streets nt Ulla city- - Friday afternoon. Immediately following the band were the children of the strikers then their wives and the etriking railroad The dergonstration was employees. and orderly quiet. At the completion of the parade no upsetting was bold, the strikers and tkeir familiee going to their hornet, or remaining in the business district to shop. at Ir Dear Dalt PRE IN OgEN OGDEN, Aug. yap. t ANO . FAMILIES il isitstBs two-acr- ' Ites4 twestr alltarke"!" Is Speaker it Republicans to Name - - Aun. ()GENES. the candidate (Or d!,trwt Reputrlican.ticket a la cald to meet in Judge Gec,rge S. Barker's div!elon of the distrkt court Saturday. Aug. 26.In at 3 urn. The primartes Weber and Davis countv and a mass convertfrm In Mor-- ! kan county to select I4T delegates, from the three rountles La called fur Wednesday at, & les OGDEN, Aug. from wild westperformers from all sections of the west are pouring into the offices of the Ogden Wild West show made accordingcrillo an announcement The show today by Manager B. M. For. will be held September. 4. 5 and 6 J. P. Pattetyon of Evanston, Wyo., for more than throe years foreman of the Miller 101 Wild West show. want to shine in the Ogden arena. Montana Jack Rai,. consIdered one of the best ,trick r:ders in the country has written also for Informat:on on the show. for Scores of others have applied position and for Information. - EIRS! Family Hold Reunion in Park otInEN. Ast. fil- becomeaAdvertisement. r , - '1 A Us - DIVORCE; s 1Jame a thvorce Auz. Wa:ter Friday i t - ., -,- - 2 - - , ' '- - ''- VIIC ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..m..m. . - ' Rennect- '-- --- by - - t CO. OIL REFINING IITAR cvrv c SA LI L.,,e. 0C ----- - - -- , (Special Correspondence) WASHINGTON, Aug: 15.--and Mrs. Frank K. Neheker of Salt Lake 'SALT LAKE City and Washington. D. e., have an- -, Sots, of their! Cala are nounced the engagement daughter. Joyce Martineau to Walter! Chert nos ...... G. Moyle. former special assistant to Chteago . Denser the attorney general and son of Mr. Dods and Mrs. James H. Moyle of Salt DurangoCity ... .. Lake. flagstaff Junction .. i The marriage of this popular young Grand ... ,.... Utah couple will take place Monday Havre Helena evening. Aug. 21I at the 'hew home Mr. Huron City Nehelter has purchased near Cleve- Kansas Lan Joe land Park. Mrs) Sidney '1ung. wife Los Angeles .. of Captain 'Young of SaL take and Modena t"irleans aisterl of the bride. will be matron of Now 'York honor, and Kettnetb Parkinson of rOow Plaits Utah and Idaho will be best man. holm ...... -1 i l Mrs. Allan P. Daily of Salt Lake mails ......I in IPboenla City will give a tea on Saturday PocatIto i Nebeker. boner of Miss l)irs. Daily Portland. Oro. ,, will be assisted ire receiving by Mrs. Elletd City l Sidney Young Guests Invited are Reno Louis i ...., Miss Martha Gehring. Miss Virgins gt, Paul 1i . Riter, Miss Delia Nebeker, Mims .Ethel $t. ban -- InotO gas Francisco ......1Yohnión.Misg LIStrigene Nebnati;-MrsNorval Canister. Mn. Matt Cow- Saran re ley. Mrs. Moyle Gray. Mrs. Peter :44" . Mew Parley. Pr 1500104 and Mra Spdhatill ..'?". s Tonopah . ..... Miss ,Martha Gehring will be the Washington a tedt in of the wt1r,ne'reoe: 7:..4.:1 Ihostess at Wednesday honor at the Gehring gun rime CIS 400; home in4lock Creek Park. 7.. .....s . ., S ' I , . - - t: 44 t. 71t , . 8,, 1 . I Vidi , i'L-1--" .0' the Greatest 1 1 Amusement Value "1.0 'et,r,::;. , f, , II Watch Z. C. M. Windows for Extra Special Announcement .1 in connection with this event. II II 111 City that will be Outing Flannel. 27 27 27 36 27 Pepperell white. regular 221--,:c- I - special-1U-- 200 in., white, regular 25c S p c c i a in., white, regular 25c, special ....23d in., colored, regular 20c, special ..13d 1 i III 1 Sateens. Silkolines and Cotton (hat. lies suitable for Quilt Col erings. cspecial- ly priced at 20-- ; OFF. Sheeting, t! and Comforts. 13.1.ankets ........ y.n!.... I. regllar 171.c, i;pecial 14;" in., white, in 1 AU 60d yard bleached a spA-ial- 11 11 Fine gray wool blankets. 66kg0, special $4.80 price Tubing, 'special Fine blankets wo1 Ctlx80, plaid speciat yard $4.S0 price 45 in. Pepperell robing. st2(;',ial a e Fine ail wool plaid blankets, bille, piLk, yard gray, tan, black and red clock 42 in. Pequot Tubing speal a yard 454 checks, regular $11.5) vaLes, 45 in. Pequot Tubing special a yarl Boo special $8.83, Pillow Cases. Horne-madcomforts, covered with 12x3f1, extra :1;ne, regular 35. speeial 23C heavy Venetian flannel, filed With 42x3!!. Pegt..pt. 7)7;c. fluffy white cotton scroll stitched. roc:wit 45d size 72x84 reguLr $1.1.00 values. All other Pillow sses VI:. OFF. special. $4.E0 Canton Flpnnel. 72xf34,- our Silk covered wool comforts. 27 in Lier.ellpii 2"tc. regular $17.50 values. special..$12.Sa 27;,. Frv";211 206 27 in.. bTerl-,o(1246 All other Blankets and Comfort 20- -c OFF 27 in., rr:1nr 200. r r rrc1'1-,FnprinT 27 in., 31t Down Pillow, 21.x27. fine limn .tick. , our regular $8.50 values, special $5.35 flecial Old Ipnr1,-03r) in. Pillow Tubing. 11 1 a ..... t . 11.1 1 I ............ l I I 1 e . )0 Il I l'i l I 1 Z. C. M. yea 1. Corset ld Floor. Dept.--Sec- oi There's But One Corset T .64 i . ! is different from all the That i11.41 1.11 i Igi 061 611 0 0 I. Os iii 7! 94 32 A. 62 661 641 .12 Ohl 441 1 0 62i Ow 7i, 611 601 744 0 741 :4 11:1 ;'"1, 4, let .4 611 V 1 4. II , 112 t It 141 le , i- 01 -- - . I, 110' 01 I - ti4I Lit -- ...Sill :- - 'I .,.. ' '1 k , ',..1, v , ,.. .. 'fill ,, ,,,,,,',. . delightfully comfortable. We have explained how the Vcntilo Front Shield from the laces. prevents dincor-..for- t 4, ever we thattthis did But ',.4'.' explain ,00, 41 all from is different corset. that tt 6 others, is different because the i- , - .Ventilo leautre is ., protected by. lit ,4 C':',11'st 4 ........,' -. - - ' ...1;re ' . .! ;""r.;.- ..: , i - . , patents? 41110MManin111111411,144,mmoolUMMOI111111114M ffromons VAL , OUR DRUG STORE 13 AT 112-11- 4 EOUTH MAIN tiT .7- .....0,,,,---,:i- 1- - - - .7::::. -- ;, ttr - ,,--; ,Ii 4 - k, itt .. 1 ,..?..., 'u ;- - , ,,,, -- t , ,...5. ,.., ;:s.,4- I- - ' 0 4., -- .1,-; ,.. ,-, 4 .1 ,.., ,...:r? '''':';':::.I - - .0 - 7t -:-- ..,.,...-,..-,-- ....IA t, ,,,;;;-.3.:- ,.. ,:,,,,,,:- ,,--- , - - , : .L- :,,,,,z:-..,.3.-!..,.- is - glq SC 110(114 z:- - :. : ,1111 , : III . 1 i ',T ii:-- 1:--;- --- --, A, 1111. 113: k - .0017 6:: .4 .,.... .t44, -- that .04 .14 741 :;; t - 1 1 4tntr Venni() T .42 1;411;41 Ct. .. BACK AND VENTILO FRONT SHIELD. We have told you in our ads so many times about the Ventilo section that replaces the steels along the spine'a cool. graceful, healthful support O. 11$ rix.2,:1--1; Nit-- A .4; 4.; A .01 601 7. V. '': . - i 1 111 r,,..r --- v , 4f, The mind that .evolvcd this cornt gave to womankind a positive ben(fit that will last on down through 'there's nothing new under the the years. sun" moFt surely applied in corsetdom until the coming of the 0 98 73 82 l't SELECTION. tttt ; ill i OUR NEW MODELS FOR STYLE AWAIT YOUR T - , Front Lace Corset yr; 02 1 others, and it's the justly porular "La Camille" 141! 10 111111 71111. rt 17C4r0"11 Pepprer. Sheeting', special 42 in. Pepperell SS 641 . ... A N4t-,,,o- b , - Sli ,I 34 ,.,,.., , , t7 74! 1-1L . :- - 71. 4 Ly1 bleached. 41t tk' flCfl:5r I . , in in every he offered in our Staple dept. at price reductions a : i ,-. ............ 1, 10-- 141 0. ,g,,, 2; l ' Sllins. -' sheeting, special a yard 65c Pequot Sheeting, special a yard 69d Ideached, Pequot Sheeting, special a yard 790 bleacher! Pcpper(-lSheeting special a yard 554 9-- Doo w: az Xi-twi- g- eA, 'Cl Lleached, Pequ,,t 8-- 80 Ps 166 ' ! i ,1 Itationo-- 7:.... . , -- -- - 4 114 , o----- --:- Yeeter- . , , 7r4 " Aug. 19 I , ..117". 10-- 4 1. ,.. : Sheeting. Inch. I ,,,,, 1L1,:, 8-- 40; i,, ' p.m. m. - Come out and join us ' ......,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,., S 4 . ! ....m,..,.62, am. , s--'OP an incentive to buy. Mr. or from our . 11 454 a ! ' In a good time. 0 4 t Newhouse building, salesmen. At 4 Young Utah Couple in Washington to Marry 41wors , at temperature humsditY '11..'-''''.:- ' -;- Nvill ee Pmepitaton: for this state through the potato stunt. An interesting summary of business and financ3a1 corbditsun througtout th country was given by J. C. Clark. NELEamm.ivmootoniontal . 1' 19The which was Put on by the delegates. day, August 29Barbecue tick ets free at our General Offices, t 1 News-- Aug. e for the Housewife Specials Goods that are household Salt Lake daily use In 1011 day' regular monthly meeting and dinner You are invited to eat with us at our barbecue at Lagoon, Tues- tik Itelatne .., Z. C. M. I. DOMESTIC DEPT. PI t year....l of the Rotary club was held Thursday Total. yest,rdaY zht mon,h evening at the Pannock hotel. Ode Total for ttcelns. thto, month of the interesting features was an ac- Acoomulatt.1 1 Jan. Total sin,. of Idaho the count by Arthur Peterson. Accutrulael excoPo "Th, Jan 1 at to Elks' convention the dqiegation Atlantic City and the publicity secured EVIttEit OBSLit ATIONA. r 1 Ida.. 0,p terdey Parade Potato Stunt (Special to The , I I terday Wet -lc sp-,t2H- ....... Lot 11.Dr. ofCaro.lec- a ,. - tor- Ar:! Flighest yesterday lisatist ;a thus rr.,tith last 11;st,st in this monta sal,. Lae est this mmu:sir thts monz t. iaLtt yar 1...ow,0 th:s mr,.!,1 sirice 1&74 Rotarians Hear of Elks to a minimum. This means reducing wear and tear and adding to power what you want. 1. -- ' i Field ligdger sivieg.a aeries l'or tures at SYracuse and Bountiful First an yosterdsl 4 p m. at the former at wards today. Accumumued eleos thze month town and at p. m. at the latter in Act urnutect dflr,,,,, Ai,',,,,,,, Jan. the First ward tabernacle. Today's subject is "Health Standards of the Humidity family" At the same places and hours to- Dry S'Ilb temperature at 4 a m. a.m. morrow lectures will be given on Wet ba.b temperature tit nt. Re:atv butullity at "Health Standards of the Child." Dry tun; temperature-- af tp trr. Lion I Aug. -- mom, With each purchase amounting to $1.00 or over in any of Z. C. M. I.'s i Retail depts., you will receive a ticket to Saltair; good on Tuesday, Aug. 29th, absolutely free. No restrictions. This applies to the purchase of sale goods, or purchases made in the Grocery Fresh Meat dept. or Drug Store. iWZATIIER IS ' ' C.-. Planned at FARMINGTON, Round Trip . -- s Lme iMMillmlOiEmlimliMe Given Away Free, Commencing Monday and all next week, the tickets are good for Tuesday, August 29th-- 2.M. . Purchasers day at the Lak-6- JJc (Special to The News.) Noloaramormilmmmensommoloomm Pi...;: .. '4"4 '''''''' Irk'''''' ,,,,, ,,,,, . ,...,. ift,,-;:- I; Expert Will Address Davis County Audiences - ,,,,,,,,r,",,,,,,,, , pse-tall- POCATELLO. . i ; Weather Report Vico Motor Oil, because of its special heat resisting qualities, its "body" and its freedom from carbon, reduces fric , -1- Pioneer by friction out. '." -- IP 1 ait 811411::!! , goee E .1ManN,NMM ki ti. ANIAL . ! ma IL - r- To 1. ., V , erica MaYhatfebeett..41nle,l, tildes, electricity ts necessary country for all industrial m Power's worst enemy is Friction. Its best friend is a lubricant that keeps , " &.' "Yankee trickery' with which thuy suspect their Jewish brethren !n Peat ' ' ., some industries may be easLly ,! 1.010. but nearly all reed of power. end electrical pos--,,;,;::-only kind which Palestine ca,. irstastssi4- There, la no coal that's higher-level-"There is no coal nor hyngeray from Palestine.tà caa: wood in the country. hence the need England could furnish coal of electric power. Jews prefer commercial indeprr,den,e Palestne ia not a cold country,but as well as' politigal freedom. dur:ng the winter and the early it is estimated that electr!c power in spring and late fall, it is wrapped Palestine would be much eheaper In a kind of ehEliness that compels than coal. The whole rountry is deaction of lartificial heat. The rooms nuded. It would be --hard to f:Ld a are most"tmeornfOrtahle-d rfn the tree ste large-a- s yoYoe iertst:isn'ert, in cOlder seattetris- r- If 't?t nat1e Are solated-spat- e have bees and not at work they are often obliged entirely destroyed; to wrap themselves in blankets so as The present plan Is to make ail to endure the temperature of their public utilities; there either the prr,proom. A very little heat would suf- erty of the commonwealth nr fice to make the domestic he In the to its control. Palestine w!l home more agreeable.. Then a small its new life on a very differo.t 'supp:y of electricIty would iruffice from that of other new co,intries The for the meager cooking that such a money for Palestine's reparatIon come. for the most part. froin country requireiz. The money will he er.rrriunl,y Realizing this. the Jews began the collection of funds to establish water capital in the beginning. ths, v power and rec.:aim certa.n parts of need of the utmost strictn-he; the country . by irrigittion A cele- political life of the rOun!ry Evry brated engineer was delegated to precaution 'Mould 1e takcn make a snrvey of the upper Jordan graft and the Jews are just n,w work- valley with a view of running a canal tr.g out community sehrm,,s f, r a dance of about fifteen miles down investment of this donatPd that ivailey. The water taken out in Fortunately for that count,y. Engitsh,' this eanal might be used both for ir- adminietration with. its cPr,!tir!s of rigation and electric! power. Progres- experience and judicial nittgr7y is sive j;.WS in the United States have I at the helm. I: ,,.een this need and contributed Rutenherg is peset by ineey otty,c, large rums of money to carry out these im- tions at the outlet but denionstration provements. but the Jews in Great of the feasibility of his spheme to Britain have been skeptical about it. !light, heat and irrigate Palttstine w!li I! They have been afraid of eAt kinds of reconcile all classes in the cfuntry. e you ought to get. :.. "'... I 1 I I - , I, ; ,,,,,:..4 .. ra tr'ill , ''''''' WATKINS. ofyour 174 :IF i Enapended sentence and ordered' Pgden iaw- months Soil le Day the C3ly with!n :4 yers hare returnA from the annual asconventIon of the Amerfran Bar Sand Point AtTO TRUCK BURN!". who eoeiatl,n .4t San Franoro. CYDEN. Aug 19.A truck beloneng attended the Pr,wvention drre az to Tto,, NOW ) (Special Joeto the Utah Bottling company was Judge James N. Kimball. .7.2a -r3t1ISCOW, Ida Aug.p3 n E h-E. damageri by fire on the Uinta duirway Joseph Cbez, Davi! of laPt r, ,ght from the exhaust J. den and W. Snyder. Spalk the valued , has cat.lei ftre The truek was announced the bo1,1:r.g t;yth. ex- at i.:',',., anl was l'iai&A with SYJ worth SUSPENDED ENTENTE GIVEN. pertinent university static!. of a peat Aate r at the ttme cf the blaze. I anti Talbot toll of cy;r.t.N. Aug, fed day at the Grant 1'ri4 hard I Judge lb ft, Roberta in the city eOurt EICENtiED TO WED. farm, its miles west c,f Vandv,,nt on at Friday that b:5 Ftaggerinr ge Brengel'I OGDEN. Aug. i.aueed extrtrrte uervougness anti lonclay, Aug. 21. chronic- Cretthie ,and not by the infin- wore ;esaed today to J. P. .Tb,,rrIPsnn of i The purp ose is- to brMg before the t of farmers of northern Idaho cocoa of liquor. He W ti given a gig A ft,n. Wyn, and Ateia 1,.,rrmon pcat bog Mendon, Utah. and ts Brigham Otto sect:one, the experinier.tai work being Vander S,Mult and Ivy ).lay WtIliams,i ,arried on by the un.versity expert- - I both of Ogden. mint station under the dIrect supervl.. con of Prof. G. R, Mcbole, soil tekhni- cologist at th esperunent station Mr. Brigham City McDole has been condurt.ng a ber of experimer Death farm Matron Called at tn, Priehard i and the detail, and results of will these In add;t.on be (Special to the News.) the results of expned. many previ,us experi- BRIGHAM CITY. Aug, 11Mrs. ments made at El perimt:It station mornMartha Francis Hiatt. died this greenhouses- - wiii b goien. ing at the home inof her daughter. aliof this city. Mn. Andrew Berg 4 ments !trident t,a old age. MrP Hiatt was born tr. Tennessee Fob. 27. 1142 and came to Utah with her parents in 1151 settling In Mill She moved to Brigham City Creek. in IS10 and to Chesterfield near Bear Balt Lake City. Utah. It, 1922. Lake two years - later. residtaig there Poe gait Lake City and until twn months- atro- when, she cams this afterpains and ron.gnt.VicinityUneetued: peohapi:v to reside with her daughtr. fair. not much change in Statity She is survived Bona, by three For Litattensettied tr,2 temperaiute. afternoon and Thomas Hiatt of Brigham City. Georgo tonight. Sunday pennably fair, nut much and Leslie Hiatt of Chesterfield and chaise in temperature. two daughters Mrs. Berg and Mrs. Fr Southeastern idanolonight and SunLavin& Barnham also IS great grand- day fair. except tnunderenorms tonight tp mcluntainc children and 27 great grand childten. 1 MonFuneral services will be he day at 1 p. m. In the Third ward Coatparatha local arather data for Agewst Ora. la. cLapel. Temperature. Deg, Aug. Power is the most precious thing in your car. It is what you pay forit is what I AILTICLE NO. 3.. 'he 'threw prime necessities of the Hoty Lanit are light, water, and heat. The t.CLWT.S of any considerable else are in daekness from sunset to unrse in con,equence of the narrow streets arid lack of lighting utensils. It will lti necessary in many places, ghe Guard , 1' GIVEN RN FROM CONVENTION. OGI-1.E- th a bottle containing three ounces of Orchard White. which any drug store will supply for a few cents. shake well. and you have a quarter pint of the best freckle a nd tan bleach. and complexion whitener. Massage this sweetly fragrant lemon lotion into the face. neck arms and hands each day and see how freckles and blemishes bleach out and how clear. soft and rosy white the skin r re- Parker of the by Jurfore f;c7,rge dIstrtet court from Florence F. Welch 0Th groufi."The v. They were marof red at Evanston, Wy6.. July 22. last. itE-- rt of two temonn annual IRFLEAsED ON BONDS. rwlroEN. 13An-signe- d the t). he7e. Fr,f,rty on a stAt7..tory released was 2r, harge. his prel!rnb,rnet, of inary ..t.tr.nt; wh.rh s,t for aug,23. 0,41r,EN. BLEACHES HECKLES the juice The 11 union of the WaronereaMaw famthes was held in the Lorin Farr Park, WednesThe day was day wIth 15a pent in races and games for the chilnr dren and proa-am- s ,,n,!mnr.g ai ni.,mbers Ingx. PpvheF and rn Lunch s.as served t y th va:lous members of th, farn!:.es during the day. lit f6BAND LEMON JUICE Squeeze -- Warner-Maw- ttaiL I, ,' , By 4 ' L. . i The Restoration of Palestine ju,1!,lal-conventio- ,Ifil,..5,---- , . .'. crue homing Judge on Aug. 19 Wild West Show Data Rec-- ,. oossorrfr7."736..Z.. ;X4' Candidatetor., D.To Two Forfeit Bail On Liquor Charges Banquet Riders Seek, ,, ," or itr-r;n- a- More t.han Eunn, a c:,sree of drunkrepreattitatives from a!I section .. vf pleaded He the Ogd.n d!stri,t of the Boy ti,outs ne,s t! 4 C.ty ',Ur of Ameri.a Attended the bangAst et :IS to pay a n7,6 of Via or , test til Weber-Ptah- . nerve,CitY yatt, daysr O: J. eartanrr, reirirmat seernt treed.' ID: It- P.ftrIvorts-' Ile tbia '.ano-e- r fa:led to tive. was the principal speaker. Me Charies told of the plans of the organization appear tn the c:ty court Friday to answer to a charg, of drunkenness. to take care of 10 An6.000 scouts. Sam G. Dve, president of the Ogden bail of being .forfe:tel. Bail In the sum of $31f) was fordistriet. L J. Bolter, Juvenile Badge. and G.A. Goatee, scout executive, also feited by Mrs, A J. H.L.aer. in the delivered short addresses. She VHS charged city court Fr!day. , with having liquor in her possession. OGDEN. woaciawatere:--Anottg,oaa- on. apeclai featurea in this imne arc Un- Imre. cle Hen lirtter. in sh.ch he mentions The Utah State Farm Buremi on a ii:"Asing ca.!. two cd his nearh (ion Lt replete with practical the Farcil Viocii. tint' that every farmer - Impr,1,,t-r- Regional Scout Executive , tg.r. Itizi.ey 1.7 --- . - 0 immommonomrammemponnommommlin k --- 11.A Hog by Grant W. IVinS; "Utah "A pert," by a S. Daugherty; of Farmer's Central Organizat.on. Dr, Al. C. Igerrtill., The Dry c.,,w:; by H. I.. Warren, and Dr. Harris Letter to Farm Soys,'' On the m,..Llect of bon, honesty The editorial page and cor.N,Grb, valuable information unification of the the for suggestions agricultural work of the state. the find Mothers will Community page of this strot...m11--wts- . well-ftile- "01091M141 . Today's Issue of UtahFarmer The August 19th issue of The Utah Farmer is attractively gotten up and tb with interescing and information pertaining to profitable m any phases of farm activity.. The cover page carries a picture of e a onion patch in Utah counL with ll.600 ty bushels of onions standing in sacks just as they were harvested. The livestock industry, dairying. farmer's organ satlons, etc, all come , .,o0 SHOPMEN I. It the server STAIN 11. .. t 7.. , ,, '''..- ,. - '7'. - .,- N - ;',' !...1 It Ar .., I t! .r. , i ,, - - , ,r, ' 7 '', .' , - NtriiiFtterea "tilt Itt la the model you sithatit wear. n .. yeti- - or2 11 I --- , t ! , . ., . - .., |