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DERN ON WAY (Mr POULTRY JUDGE I TXTTT (CI I AT WORK TODAY j TO WASHINGTON "" - nii j ?3rovernor Stops In Coliseumj DMsion Has Variety of Choice Ogden En Route To River iEntries Hearings Governor George H Dern en route to Washington I C to appear before the irrigation committees of the senate and house to protect Utah's interest in the Colorado river stopped in Ogden for a short time Saturday night He arrived here at 7:30 and left at 7:B5 o'clock on the Overland limited He was traveling alone Just before leaving Salt Lake d he received a telegram from Winsor secretary of the Colorado rjver commission for Arizona relating that Mr Winsor had testified for two hours before the housa 3 W-Sha- : Mul-for- Rfl ' ' Ipsen Services Set For Tuesday BRIGHAM CITY Jan Mrs Amelia Ipsen Jeppsen widow of Albert Jeppsen of Mantua was found dead in her bed today She was born in Mantua 44 years ago and was a daughter of the late James and Karn Ipsen Her husband Albert Jeppsen died of an accident in 1911 and her oldest son James died in 1912 She is survived by two sons and one Melvin and Andaughter: na Jeppsen jail Virgil of Mantua a brother Nephi Ipsen of Malad Idaho 'and a brother John Ipsen of Bennington Idaho two sisters Mrs Sena Peterson and Mrs Eph-raiNichols both of Malad Mrs various Jeppsen has Worked in the organizations of the I D S church' having served iin the presidency of the ward Relief society for many years and at the time of her death was secretary of that organization On the day previous to her death she and the president Mrs De-lilM Jensen were together un- til about 9:301 o'clock In the ning and Mrs Jensen said Mrs Jeppsen appeared to be in the best of health At about 7 a m her son went to her bed and attempted to wake her Dr Mahannah was called and decided that heart fall ure was the cause of her death Funeral services will be held in the Mantua ward meeting house on Tuesday at 1 o'clock under the direction of Bishop Konrad Jeppsen Interment will be in the Mantua h cemetery 7-- — wide variety of four and records m ia During: 1927 fDodge Brothers Inc undertook the long and dif ficult task of completely revising its products While a curtailment of activities necessarily took place the work of readjustment was so organized that a shutdown of the Dodge factories was avoided This work has now been completed Dodge Brothers has successfully passed through i this transition phase and stands an a strong posi tion with both manufacturing and distributing facilities in shape to handle a greater volume of business than ever before Instead of confining itself to a single type of passenger1- car" In 'a single price classification Dodsre Brothers emerges! from its period of preparation with an extensive line of models irf three different j price classes Newest in the Dodge line will be the Victory a sixcylinder car em bodying important features possessed by no other: automobile The Victory Six has been in production for several weeks and stocks are now being shipped to dealers throughout the country for simul taneous display beginning January o nrices were announced on the same date Dodge Brothers' car which has more than 2000000 owners nas been brought up to the minute: with! brakes an improved motor and numerous betterments in body and chassis The Senior Six added to the Dodge Brothers' line a few months ago has justified the expectations of our engineers land will be con tinued as Dodge Brothers highest priced model Graham Brothers' truck division which attained new high sales rec ords in 1927 is now producing a - ' — GIFTS HANDED s four-cylind- er TO BISHOPRIC TREMONTON Jan 7 —Bishop K H Fridal Counselor O A Sea- ger and Counselor Leslie Watklns retiring bishopric of the Tremonton Ward were guests of honor Wed one of the largest attend nesday atmost successful entertain ed and ments ever given in the Tremonton ward The entertainment was giv en under the direction of the new bishopric and the auxiliary organ! Mrs J D zatlons of the ward Harris was chairman of the dinner committee and Lee Nebeker the chairman of the ward recreational committee had charge of the pro gram From 16 until 8:30 p m dinner was served Approximately 700 people were seated Practi cally every L D S member in the ward and many from adjoining wards were present During the dinner the following program was carried out: "Vocal solo by Mrs Mark Nichols of Garland: duet byi Mrs4Jennle Miller and Miss Priscllla Robins reading by Phyllis Wilson remarks by 11 D Law and Ji H Fronk musical reading by Mrs Dick Anderson accompanied by Miss Mary Burns a stunt in speed concentration by Kay and Bernice Hunsaker Presentation speech with gifts from the ward was made by the new bishop James Walton The retirgiving bishop KJ II Fridal was en a gold watch and his counselors O E Seager and Leslie Wat-kin- s were each presented with a gold ring Mrs Fridal Mrs Sealer and Mrs Watklns were called on for remarks and responded In a humorous way Dancing was the concluding feature On Thursday at noon the bishop-- v ric was host to the school children and it was estimated that about 300children! were given a real feast t - - I WORRIES OVER MISSING SON Mrs Kate Marshall was In Ogden in search of her son Wil-mSaturday S Marshall who has not been heard of since December 31 He holidays in passed the Christmas Ogden and was- last seen at the Winsor hotel in Salt Lake The Marshall home is in Burley Idaho Mrs Marshall is worried about her eon and desires a letter from him or anyone that may know of his The address is: Mrs whereabouts Kate Marshall Burley Idaho er - Theatres The articles under this heading are tumished this newspaper oy the publicity departments of che theatres 'Turkish Delight' On Screen of Egyptian A terrific battle between harem wives on one side and soldiers on the pther is one of the liveliest moments in "Turkish Delight" a farce written by Irvin S Cobb for DeMille pictures which is playing at the Egyptian theatre starting :i today The plot of the picture deals with the adventures : of an Americanized Turk who inherits a harem filled with women v He is a woman hater and-hitroubles increase when his niece starts a He revolution among the wives returns to New York not only disa gusted with Turkey but with ' wife as well The film was directed by Paul Sloane and Julia Faye Kenneth Schildkraut Rudolph Thomson and May Robson There cast is an excellent supporting composed of Louis Natheaux Toby Claude and Harry Allan ' °— '! "'" t Fast Colleen Has ' fr i ' in ff r : - 11 Burns songs an oration and dance The W O lW hall on iGrant ave nue has been obtained If or Satur The committee day January 21 has also: secured a high class! or chestra and is working to make this year's jcelebration equal to or larger thani last year's when more than 30Q persons gathered from Ogden and surrounding towns Burns birthday comes on January I j 'Collegiate Idea Now At Paramount With the college season at its' peak Fanchon & Marco fashioned their latest "Idea" along campus lines The presentation which will appear at the Paramount theater this week will be called the f Col legiate Idea" and all the pranks pep and punch one would expect to find In a group of sboys ana girls will be there!college headline" act in the team of Ar- - Coats for Twb to Sixes y2 Price Smart little coats take the chill from cold winds! Tailored twills or blue regulation coats The twills are close weaves in tans grays and blues — and even for the girls are blithely unadorned The regulation1 coats are the most important-lookinthings you ever saw 1 Brass buttons and red che v rons g - Wright' Second Floor Costume Slips Women's costume slips made b£ good light and medium colquality broadcloth ors Usual $1 ones Special 75£ Wright's Second Floor 295 Attractive pieces of lingerie that will be comfortable in Lhis i Law-Broth- er i er! i) This is the predicament Of Jetta CJoudal as the heroine in "The Forbidden Woman" which Paul L Stein directed as a De Mille special for 'Pathe and which'" will be on view at 'the Paramount theater now Mls Goudal as a siren spy Zita inithe service of Morocco wins the love of a French colonel portrayed by Victor Varconi' who is stationed at & military outpost 4 4: 1 ML Jin her country fl M± A V!- s m Later she falls in love with an 11 4 internationally famous French violinist Jean La Coste She is by Joseph Schildkraut aware 'that Jean is her husband' orotner He likewise is unaware that she Is his brother's wife These complications sweep the I 5 principals from Morocco to Paris and then back to Morocco for one "iw(('rfir4(p of the most daring finales I ever I teen in any picture "The Forbid den Woman" is a screen version Prohibition agents are raiding New York night clubs these days — Elmer Harris gripping I for violation of the tax law or rather of a section of the revenue act "Brothers" Clara Beranger is under which "all tools implements and personal property" may be con- ttuayier vsmers or prominence in fiscated An agent and some contraband at the Chez Helen Morgan the supporting cast are Ivan Lebe- the first establishment raided are photoed at the right f inset is pretty def f and Josephine Norman Wll- - f nam vj ue Aime supervised the x Helen Morgan proprietrix who with eight employes was arrested vrT -- ! if US "I i cold weather These bloomers of heavy "Triconese" are fashioned with a slenderizing tailored band In front and elastic at the "knees Attractively finished In flesh color Sizes 25 to 29 fmar-riag- - Dinner Set $195 dinner set of white American porcelain All large pieces Setting for six persons S195 Wright's Downstairs 2l-ple- First showing of early early spring shades and girlish styles Materials are georgette crepes jerseys flat crepes and tiny flower design prints Styles for street afternoon or evening wear N Colors black beige rose green blue and red Sizes 14 to 20 regular $1950 values special $1250 Wright's Second Floor Inexpensive Dresses New business frocks new satins new dozens of new 'hostess" frocks fashions are here Heavy silk crepe satin in black or beige georgette tones or in high shades crepe pastel often stitched with metallic thread printed satin or printed flat crepe Wright' Second Floor- One-stra- qualities medium narrow vamp heel The arch is very high ' spike and the heel seat narrow and close fitting Patent leather with pin black seal saddle also' in satin Widths AAAA to 0 $785 all-ov- Jam Berry Assorted No 10 can Tea Tree Green l2 pound VII A P wrystar wnite 10 bars Soap Peet's Toilet 4 Salt bag 19(4 uutcn uieanser tor x5c Sal Soda 2 packages Service Wfl OTITIS RAISINS PZ 35c Navy Beans S pounds: 39 Chili Beans 5 pounds "45£ Oranges large£unkist dozen 45 Grapefruit 3 for 25f Union Suits Women's union suits In medulm weight rayon stripe Low neck no sleeves knee length: or plain low' neck no sleeves ankle length Values $150 Special Tfc Wright's Main Floor Children-- ' decorated to S40 $1975 Wright's Third Floor Half price Gostard foundation garment sale continues all next week New modnd els materials Models all for tyles figure types Wright's Second Floor ' - Cups and Saucers Cups and saucers of good white china medium weight The cup is the deep ovoid shape decorated with gold band Six for ' Wright's Downstairs 3100 j Unions Gossards HALF PRICE' E 1 up s Children's drop seat medium weight union suits Knee lsriflh plhnw ioa wUh panty waist or without Small sizes 8 to 12 years or ankle length large sizes Special 7"5fc Wright's Main Floor with d r Af tray leaves and drawer and rubber-- barsf)& 10-pou- 8195 Pure silk Some are full fashioned service and chiffon numbers in a large range of colors and values $150 $135 and $1 values at pair 75 Wright's Main Floor er Wright's Main Floor o p :69c 43 30 79 33 37c Main Vlnnr "Dartex" Hose pattern of unusual fitting p Food Sales Honey Baking Powder Calumet pound WHrh'a - "Dolores" 785 tired wheels Painted and foxtpru pure full quart p Chiffon Hose 3ervice wagons SUGAR "Gold Stripe" Gold Stripe silk or Women's run-stochiffon hose Fits the ankle perfectly Beautiful assortment of early spring shades Pair service chiffon Dartex hose in a wonderful fine smooth weave Finished at the heel with a clever dart above the slenderizing pointed heel Values 5225 Special S195 Wright's Main Floor Wright's Second Floor "Yes We Deliver Free" Silk Hosiery All-Bil- k Banded : : $1250 Silk Bloomers De-For- est e After 'entering a loveless in quest of secret French militaryinformation sought by the Sultan of Morocco she falls madly in love with her husband's broth- - New Jewelry Women's silk robes and kimonos padded $1495 and plain tailored or fussy-style- s ones Special §51250 Wright's Second Floor I Bride Falls In Love i With Handbags values In pouch and under- 8595 §2250 Silk Robes nd ?tP3Tf f $405 Two hundred sample spring dresses dresses go on sale tomorrow all the I ''': nd arm styles All the popular colors and leathers including the attractive antelope suede velvet moire silk panetta and vachette and hand tooled Priced om to Wright's Main Floor Just arrived! le y Unthought-o- Sample Dresses 25 Oat" now at the Orpheum theatre and reports it as being j sec ond only to parachute Jumping m the matte of thrills Hooked Ito a high powered auto- mobile the big lunch wagon with Miss Moore behind the counter startled citizens of Los Angeles as it zipped madly down busy streets careening idizzily "Her Wild Oat" shows Miss Moore as the proprietress of the lunch wagon which has its stand near Times square New York With the money she has saved for years she seeks to satisfy her hunan ger for luxury with one: week at I exclusive seaside resort Larry Kent plays the leading male role in support of Miss Moore with Gwen Lee Hallam Cooley Richard Travers and others also playng important parts John McCormijk produced this picture! which was directed by Marshall Nellan S395 Wright's Main Floor There are bo many smart new things In jewelry dedicated to feminine vanity the sort of trifles that a woman buys for herself to give the finished touch of color to her costume Large assortment to choose from Up from SlOO Wright's Main Floor s I at The 'Qgden Robert Burns elub! " V--:- Dress your hands in Perrin's soft French kid You'll be smartly gloved for day- time and evening alike if you select Per rln gloves of fine soft kid in any of the fashionable light shades of tan Priced will celebrate the birthday of i the immortal bard with a concert of all-arou- 1 Kid Gloves §495 : f F Womens and misses' winter coats Assortment of styles and shades Regular $12 values Special Bargain Basement CELEBRATE DAY : F Women's Coats Enter "Tax Law" Dry Raids! ill All short lengths and remnants of drapPRICE eries ONE-HALAlso short lengths of fringe and' trim PRICE mlngs ONE-HALRuffled Yoile with narrow band of blue or rose voile For 'bedroom or kitchen curtains Special yard 40£ Dresses all kinds Silk satin jersey flannel velvet Up to $15 values Special h to clean up S495 Bargain Basement une "uouegiate idea" has a and Perez noted acrobats Did you ever take a ride mand Known from one end of the counin a lunch wagon? to other Armand and Per-e- z Colleen Moore tried it for her try willthe present something new in new starring comedy "Her Wild the way of acrobatics They'll make you gasp with their diffi cult feats But that Isn't all' John and Harriet Griffith ' brother and! sis-- ! ter wilt dance Dorothy Lee an athleticii little miss who has won many medals as an girl athlete will sing dance and other- The Three Girl wise entertain Friends are harmony singers? who At&z will chase away your blues :Huff and Hunt and'Bob and Helen ! also are on the program with some thrilling dances The riotous colors of the 1 colleges form the background before which this array of talent will march It Is something distinctly different In the way of a revue 35-mi- Draperies 3198 Women's Dresses f Lunch Wagon Ride Wright's Third Floor Pillov Cases six-c- yl inder commecrial cars and trucks Our truck executives believe that the steady increases shown in past years will be repeated in 1928 With our full line in production Dodge Brothers dealers are now preparing to make reasonably prompt deliveries However If the volume business expected by the automotive trade materializes It is more than likely that the peak de mands of spring will exceed' the 7285 supply of cars Arm Chaii$1650 and Specially Pillow cases size 42x36 Good quality Free from filling Special each "20£ Bargain Basement COMPLETED PROGRAM BURNS CLUB TO BY E G WILMEIt President Dodgcj Brothers Inc Leaders in the automotive indus try are practically unanimous in their expressions that 1928 will be an active and prosperous year for the automobile trade Many signs Indicate that these optimistic forecasts have an excellent chance of being fulfilled during the New Year Certainly in the case of Dodge Brothers Inc we have every rea son to hope for new high sales A Special Occasional Chair Smart little chairs of comfort with covers! of glazed chintz or colorful I d cretonne Very Wearwell sheets with tape edge for full size beds 81x90 (No starch or dressing J '98d1 Special each Bargain Basement J Jeppsen Wright's Drug Section Wearwell Sheets b i Woodbury's and Eutaska Jergen's soaps sells regular at 25c a bar G5£ special 3 bars for ' Downstairs Bedspreads srold Large full size 81x108 priced at Bargain Basement s'J Three Different Lines of Passenger Cars in Separate Price Classifications Are Ready for Public Introduction Regular 25c 3 Bars 65c Bedspreads krlnkle In blue pinlc j &£4 ilk 195 low-price- i IS FOUND DEAD j - Wrights - tv OLClllWlirC j JHC Fine stemware' in pink or clear crystal be the table decorationselaborate or simple lustrous stemThese ware i£ in exquisite taste goblets and tall sherbets set of 6 for ?195 - Assorted odors of Jergcn'a good soaps including1 Palm olive C as y Coleo Witch Haxel Pear's etc regular 10c and 15c value special 15 bars for $100 to-la- tt- - 6 for limit a a u DODGE BROTHERS HAS jiiitiir 'Amelia fX 1JL & Jergens 15 Bars m committee Saturday Gov Dern said that he understood Governor George W P Hunt of Arizona was already in Washington with the commission of his state Governor Dern is due to arrive in Chicago Monday afternoon and will leave shortly afterward for Washington accompanied by G W Malone state engineer of Ne vada and Delph Carpenter Colo' rado river commissioner for Colo rado An invitation extended to Governor Dern to speak on the Boulder dam controversy Monday night aver a Chicago rad!o has been rejected because of the pressure of time he said The senate hearing on the Boul der dam legislation does not open until January 7 Governor Dern said that he understood Arizona state representatives had been granted the first dates with the senate committee and that he would not likely be before them until About January 20 at the earliest W R Wallace Colorado river commissioner for Utah has been delayed due to the death of a business partner it was said and it is not definitely known If he will be able to appear before the legislative committee EWS Soap Special i Judging In the Weber county poultry sho will begin today C Branch of Lee Summitt Mo has again been r procured to do this work at the Coliseum More than 400 birds are being shown this year under the direc tion of W secretary of association the poultry Plymouth Rocks in buff and Columbians are exhibited by! raisers from Brig-haCity Salt Lake Kaysville and Ogdenj Wyandottes included two fine entries ' and single and rose comb Hhode Island Heds £re j well represented Walter N Frfrr has a fine disWhite play of Light Brahmas Leghorns are more plentiful than any other breed Many winners at the Utah Btate fair in' £he Leghorn class are entered including white buff and black A new breed appears at types the show tills year known as the This type ' is shown Austrolorp! ' Lee Forman of Ogden Boyd by Reed and! II T Brown- local breeders have fine displays of i Chinchilla rabbits A P Dalton of Brigham City is White Plymouth showing Rocks' Oljver S Milleif of North Ogden has the largest individual entry which contains 31 fine White Leghorns ' v " S t Leonard Taylor Is displaying canary birds and goldfish lit a booth in the poultry show divi! sion The i Sperry Flour company Some bonnet Ijhat Barbara Weeks is to wear as "The Goddess of loft of pigeons occupies a promiPearl" at the Chelsea Arts ball in London It's a great nent in the poultry show of pearte nearly six feet in diameter spider-weBet she takes it off and placet includes Princess Drifted before "she Charlestons! Snow the carrier pigeon which formally opened the present live stock show TORE Sewing Cabinet Martha Washington sewing cabinets with drawers and side bins all solid mahogany $1975 Solid mahogany large size Priscllla cabinets $109$ Wright's Third Floor Bandeaux HALF PRICE complete assortment of bandeaux bandettes and brassieres All new clean merchandise Models for small medium nd large figures A HALF PRICE Wright's Second Floor Mst |