Show 1 - V ' 11 iI THE OGDEN : v Kowy?k TribuneJfrc (Copyright wsaiow Traaexnsx w - Food Spoiled Coffee Bad XB at Pair Hope Record : ir '"-''- I "X ' J ' t' ' ItOOSEVELT FIELD N'Jr-Jan 13 — iBy The ' ' Associated — Prsg) Gasoline and oil leaks trouble with instruments and'sick-nes- s from bad food were reported in a note dropped to the ground tcdiy by Clarence' D Chamberlin trans-AtJantflier who ' yesterday began an endurance flight with Kosrer Q Williams Despite the oil and gasoline leaks Chamberlin Indicated his de termination to continue: the flight for a world endurance record '"Sea you in: 30' or 35 hours" he wrote INSTRUMENTS FAIIj The message stated that the oil leak had continued from the start and that some of the instruments were not working properly "It will be too bad if we hit fog or haze" the message stated "for it is not possible to tell what you are doing with these inatru ments that are causing trouble" - He requested A R Martine backer of the 'flight to ascertain If weather bureau officials advised a flight to Washington in search of better flying weather Martine - learned that unsettled weather conditions were reported at the was capital and this information to the two relayed by megaphone i mers Martine said that for the pres ent the two if Hers would remain over Long Island uererrmg to their plight as "our tale of woe" t Chamberlin wrote that he and Williams had a lot of fun last night when we had our first gas leak in the cock- pit He had discovered a "big leak in left winsr tank" at 3 a m he aaid wnetner tne ieax was repaired was not stated " COFFEE IS BAD The coffee1 they had "carried alongl with them in thermos bot ties was the s''most terrible I' ever tasted" Chamberlin wrote -and it had made both fliers fcick- 3kfost of their 'sandwiches had gotten soaked with ethyl gasoline which Is poisonous!: They had plenty of water- left If the plane remains in the air until 34 minutes and 25 second after Z o clock tomorrow after noon it will have brought back t ic : VV mt V 1 world - V - - to-tak- - - " — ''r -- - - 23 resses s NEEDS 'As I really hadn't a chemise to weaT mother gave me 50 francs to buy some" Yes and so ?" - "So I bought a ' hat" — Le Rire "USELESS We are still receiving : new dresses for i the special carnival Judging by the many people visit wonuertui ing us this Is the most event ever staged ' (Paris) flat-alon- ? away 10 games irom xneir xvn form and the Athletics will have to travel 10 games fajsterlhrough 1928 to close the gap which' 'existed last October It can be done— either way— but i it Isn't a good bt ' Pittsburg's- Pirates are in a tougher-spo- t They have Sparky Adams to plug that gap as second but in the Giants they have a ban to beat than it was a club harder year ago- - and the Giants ame near nipping Bush and his cast at tne finish last tall Pittsburg still haa a fine ban olub 'with a great "lot of 'young talent in the two Waners Traynor Wright and others But the Giants look stronger tor 1928 than they looked at this time last year and they at least have an even shot'to crowd the Pirates back- 'Nineteen hundred twenty ' ' eight should bring on a steamy scrap between these tvo clubs with St Louis and Chicago not so far away: v There is stllLiio winter prospect of any rival overtaking the Yank ees That young Infield with Gehrig' Lazzeri and Koenig on the job will be even better x through experience The outfield with Meusel Coombs and Ruth: is still' the big punch' of the game The pitching has Us proper mixture' of youth and ex Chamberlin t flight record! which held with Bert i Acosta until last perience The Athletics finished at a pen Auguai wnen joiwnn jtvisucz ana nant percentage last fall' and were Cornelius Edseard took it to Ger still about 18 games away ' j many' There has been nothing so far to show that any club has closed the wide-ope- n gap amounting to grand canyon between first and or third places THREATENS CELLARS second It would be ' no terrific upset to" see two New York teams in Hhe BOISE Ida Jan 13 — (By The world series scrimmage again and Associated Press : Heavy rainfall if this flash fizzles it wijl likely aeries that 1927 Thursday night and this morning be the sameforworld four rather' sudden presented inch since days totaling nearly one-ha: ' 6 o'clock Thursday ' night had A FEW SCORES served to clear the Boise streets of You may have heard of Yost's t tearn somes 27 snow Accumulated waters in some ' s'"i' ' residential sections where drain years ago age is faulty are threatening to - But through the' recent fall the The weather bu Waco High parade finished its seainvade cellars reau forecasts continued rain to son- with a total of 783 points ' ' ' v ' night and tomorrow against 33fl If 783 points isn't a football rec-Report comes from the Royal ord for one season we have no" idea' of digging deep enough into the Horticultural show in 'London of ' new orchid rthat can not be seen dust to locate a better one will a naked do the isn't it it it record until If Usually by eye' the price the orchid hdw a record comes along — ' and not ' ever that is out of sight —Chris Some one figured out'the matter tlan Science Monitor nearly 30 - years ago and decided - - Remarkable Offer! INVITATION you keep looking at me like that I'm going to kiss you" "Well I can't hold this expres sion much longer" — - SQUEAKING ROCKERS Rub squeaking' rockers with and then polish with a bit paper of wax The chair will then move more leasllyover '"the- carpet ( and leave no mark - Just in Play v?xv :::! "v rf? ' Specially featured in amall ind extra large sizes Dresses for ft the young '' miss - and: matron You will be aston-- ' ished at such a big variety from" which' to choose r $2S E(S)(!D00 - Of wonderful materials every one' 'copied from ' most ' ex- - t clusiye models: Presses that you usually expect to pay S35 for' Clever and stylish 18-kar- at ' - ' 5 : $10 Down— $250 Weekly The engagement ring is made up of one white gold of those world-famou- s Bud and Blossom mountings Set with a These beautiful Blue White Diamond stopes were selected because of their perfection in" color and cut their brilliancy beauty and value A wonderful ring in an unusual value The wedding ring is white gold and a Bud and alsp Blossom creation The patterns of the two rings match Truly companions and good luck Come in and see this value supreme ' t '"'SIP'1 Diamond Engagement Ring and Wedding Ring do-Awa- Tlt-Bi- ta ' Breathing the xery air of New colors chic spring styles' all kinds of models Dresses that can be worn now and still be nice for wearing without a coat - w j for better wear MUlinery Vc VA V7 $295 : of spring In anticipation Cute little straw and faille combinations Some with the smart finish of small flowers Showing in all the new season's colors Pay From Your Earnings —Not Your Savings a - A new shipment of ladies' flannel gowns that are usually sold for $149 All sizes and all good colors In a good quality of ray-o-n silk In the new style Specially priced at $198 Kiddies' Hose IF TT ostery BOISE RAINFALL Chiffon from top to toe : All full fashioned A wonderful opportunity v to fill hosiery wants Regu for 82:'hr!a big else larly selling ' and 'color range" 'AU'new' -- 2405 Washington Ave ' - EeUd noe 332 ' - r - ' i ( " ' 'I ' ' '" J'ust for fun and not with any in tention of flying tyayor William Hale (Big Bill) Thompson of Chi cago put on a naviator's headgear and goggles the other day It was at Chicago's Christmas charity show FIJRi TORE ' "' - ' - ' ir - and ' 1- - A Ribbed Cotton well-know- n Re-rUpholstere- d Hooe 25c : ' ' Extra Special Sweater Outfits: i herd's tKe 'stmoii0ye: saver iii tKis newsjpaper $1 new shipment of the IPSWICH pure silk hope' Semi- i fashioned' silk to the' hem"Com- ' "'plete size range and in' all colors A - All sizes and colors AT til hose that mercerized wears so well for the school girl or boy Sizes 6 to 10 t A Repaired Re-Finish- ed ' Pure Silk Hose v 35c : 'in-you- r ! - Kiddies' Hooe v CREDIT JWEIERS of OGDEN " new and complete line of Silk plaited kiddies' hose and showing in all good colors Very special ( A $1M — JEWELERS 1 Jf 49c J New Novelty Heel )-- te Flannel Gowns $119 LDS Garments $193 - 18-kar- at i Point-a-Minu- - 4 NOT January Clearance But All Newly A rrived Me rchandise lands for livestock grazing was nronosed todav in a bill by Repre sentative Colton Kepuoucan oi Utah ' The system would protect the public land grazing resources from depletion and stabilize the industry ranges for the -livestock Colton said " "" -- " J- -i A American Indians- - and their rela with--th- e 'Indian' bureau his share "of the material and a tionship the interior the of department ' and shoot to Pop would be authorized of certain game under ablil ap hardest Warner is still about the by the senate Indian proved tod-ayof' them' all rne' measure was in more of- committee! Pop has put through oae troduced- - by Senator King r Demo hookfensive' football than any ? i t crat orutahed" to' the game And he usually '" 4j y has something ready at the big moment when it happens to be RJENjEWED! MACHINE C attack needed His "wing-backIf you- - will soak your sewing had more influence on the football machine bearings wipe else in the them carefully and of '1927 thananythlng the best ' apply ' game :'-machine-Qiyou will have: ''aire TODAY'S GOLF LESSON j jmachlncjuvenated Jones's ever studied Bobby If you swing you may - have is-noticed the dlstanoe'his club- head and after hitting the ground before the ball leadBriefly there is no big arc There ing to: the point of impact Is no' sudden 'lifting of the club head which happens to be one oi the leading iauits oi tne average head paaee$ golfer When the clubshould be al through the ball itme most parallel witn grouna some distance before it starts up ward The average golfer seems to think his hands must lift the club head in order to have the club head lift the bajl which accounts for most of the topping: and flub bing and lack of distance Keep swing through the - -i nc 77te LEASING BILL -- the ' The same' story goes today Given -- — - 1$ t WASHINGTON Jan — a II (By II ana a " staD- that given eaual material Associated The Press) A Associated The general Press) chance to oolnt for a certain game lishment of districts and boards in Warner was the hardest coacn investigation of the vcondmonof the western states to lease 'public Pop to beat in AND THEIR CHAMPIONS CHANCES FOR 1928 NO 7—YANKEES AND FIKATJUS The Yankees will have to slump - ia GOLtON PENS INDIAN PROBE I THE NEXT CHALLENGER As far as any one can figure hu man nature 3ack Pempsey i3 pretty sure to be One of Tunney's challengers and if there "la another he ought to come out of ' the Sharkeyr Heeney argument If either SharKey or tteeney is good enough to win by a decisive marr n tne aovince in xunuvy direction will be an extensive' Jump' It won't be final but it wjllbe a long leap toward important money There are stUl others In tne pow wow but they will h4ve to aocount for' either Sharkey or lleeney It has been so lon since anarey has tossed a host! glove" at any one that 'his ring form will be in doubt'until actually put to tne test At 'his best he has looked better than Heeney because he was fast er and vounsrer r But he will have to be near his best" to rumole up the cool ana game Australian' who is no picnic for any one v f 't UTAHN SEEKS GASOLINE LEAK FRIDAY EVENING JANUARY 13 1928 R i ' FLIERS REPORT r STANDARD-EXAMINE- 250 Pairs of Fabric SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES Very smart' and new For between' seaThe cleverest silk fiber son's wearsweater 'in a pretty color mixture and' plain wool jersey "skirt on tamuslin top This is being? featured so to match much in the east And "note how reasonable the "price For the Next Two Weeks have addled an expert finisher from the Pacific Coast abd thisbeihg bur iquiet season we are able to offer this work i at ) reduced prices! Upholstering forcoveringr0duced'from 20 to 50 Wfe Materials is' Gloves $1 :: - ' -i n Fabric gloves in a make Salesman's' samples giving a big selection 'of styles Usually selling to $150 Sizes 6 to 8 r r well-know- ' - ! -- O- tWe and--Deliver- ! ' WilhCall Hot Your Furniture It When- - Finished -- ' Estimates Gladly Submitted' - ' PHONE 2777' " Children 's Coats : $398 EVERYTHING FOR THE' HOME Purchased by our vNew York office to sell at 'this very low price Yelour coats with cice! fur cQllars- Coats that usually sell lor "much more Manufacturers must clears January sale of Hart Scnaffner& Marx ' r S4S 50 saitsfor- - v t: I I ' ' ! and Pain Tormented Joints j such ailments as chest colds neusore ach-inralgia neuritis lameness 'museles lumbago and sciatica For feet that are inflamed and burn and ' ache a good ' rubbing at night with Joint Ease usually means foot comfort in tne morning ' Ask for Joint Ease at any drug1 store in America — 60 cents a tube — rub it in — it penetrates Send name and address t?T lit for large generous 12 r trial tubelo Pope Laboratories day Desk 2 Hallowell Maine f New Tweeds $198 : New spring tweeds in the1 " l: Chcrilaine :' $395 the-- III'- ! Joint-Eas- e — the dealer who offers you something else not only insults yoiir intelligence but is'unwbrthy ofyour confidence er 7 to 141 i Ladies' Coats j new It is The newest of 54 Inches wide and 'comes in" Irregular 'pin stripes- or solid ground ' Ideal for the new" e sport dress: Want Ads two-piec- Wool Crepe $249 prjce'for a georgette The crepe of this quality colors are soft and pleasure 'giving For 'the' new epring dress 54-Inc- - Santalaine $193 Flannels $295 Not the ordlnaryfiannel but a very fine 'soft quality Just new spring right' for 54theinches wide in' dress All ' colors that are very new A very reasonabie 1 ' Standard-Examin- Sizes heavy crepe New styles r---- inches wide II r Just received another ship--1 ment of these kiddies'' A11 dresses of them ini three-quarter- ' Read T Over 325 silk samples 'at approximately halftheir regular valine Each sample is from s half yards to two and yards long They include 'georgettes crepes de chine flat crepes charmeuse' printed crepes striped broadcloths radiums and rayons ' of 'various kind si Some of these sell as low as 49c leach Neat patterns kind' ' for spring suits and ' coats': Shades' cf tan gray blue and ' green are best s 64 v THere is no substitute for $595 Special for Saturday ar all-woo- : V' Ft - If yu have a swollen"' inflamed or pain tormented joint rdon'fkeep on suffering agony" day after 'day Fori: quick' comforting' retif' thousands rub on 'Joint Ea5e and for Rheumatic pain' druggists will tell you that it is always in de- i Joint Ease Is a soothing:pene-tratln- f emolient that you 'can rub on often to obtain speedy results 1 Its comforting— influence- - and speedy! action indicate its uje fbr Children's Dresses Also purchased specially for January selling Coats that you instantly reeog-niz- e as a good "bargain ' All' with fur Well lined and finished trimmings to avoid disappointment Buy early - Try This For Rheumatic Agony 1 k Embroidered and ' painted silk handkerchiefs that add ( so ' much to the -- dress and street outfit ' See this new ' m stock In figured crepe de chine and ' georgettes Scarfs fare ' going to be very popular ' this ' "' ' spring 0— T- - Kerdiiefs 25c 1 New Scarfs $198 h all-wo- ol A 36-inc- h all-wo- ol material!' Especially fine for children's school dresses Comes in ' plain shades only' See our display of nw tprinj woobns cth in windows and in department Uia tis |