Show THE OGDEN FRIDAY EVENING JANUARY 13 1928 STANDARD-EXAMNE- R ures i ell Complete Story'isof Ruth 'Snyder- - Judd tSrav M UT ( V der continued placidly unaware of boredom drove her to seek friends tutsid their ©wn cirr cle In a New York restaurant she met lienry JuiJd Qray jcorset salesman It vaa 'a "pick'-up- 'f meeting crowds the two became "fascinated by one music dancing light another and soon were intimate Sae suffered boredom while Sn ii-picture story of the! Ituth ef Snyder arid Henry tragedy Judd Gray from its beginning tq it end 1— Albert Snyder magasinei art editor liked to stay home eveRuth his wife liked bright nings- Her a 5 " Qns day last week Ted Lashus went to the dentist Pe looked at her an4 said tp is assistant: - ' like Snyfier hailed fLii the two ie$an mcUartg trips uneveiit ful life Jkivsed in fi ejif over vveekrends jasuaily so-:iSvito utfimabile burbn 41 bpn?e jvitja year anfl daug-btcrand tough ad job re- a half they c0ntVnuei3 this either quired hii to jtruveJ good deal Albert Sny4r nQr SSlrs- - Gray evor mapected tthe :truth he never was kowri go other wpmen in the tolls ot their 4r—yiuth yiyder iCtBcin&ted Ixim' mutual infatuation ot Jorvs 'before Snyder's however It Ucay concealed -- y -- ilth — MAIffllG REM MY ACT ON her gas" "I'm afraid 'Why?" "replied the assistant "Because" rPlfed the demtisi (hew will I know when Bh is But her tooth aced so bad that Howr I?our he had to takS a chance Pining "Koonas Ancl ever every tim he touched her tooth she would scream "Wjiat are yoti making so much naisa for?' he sad in e?as?pe rattan "Ppn't yjUknovv I am a Six hundred persons are exiect- -' painless dentist?1 be J ed to attend the annual banquet of "WelUM Ted replied "may the Vtah Manufacturers' asocia-i ra not ' mm ' stu-den- t" ' i - TOTM SUBMITTED think the following is the oest poem written (as yet) by our poet laureate Tern Breadbent so we hereby publish it for your I'm getting (Gee approval JV " ' I ' good!) A soft breeze Blew through all the land i : fl saw you d with Walking i 'v hand-in-han- Happiness'- f Tim iwaa-no-- s Talk about y°VB Aljexandjera'aiyflj Poudmis say If mey came to one ef jneeting3 they would cer jLtr tainly have Ke'en aompetjtipn ter our regular meeting we turn-e- d to the very interesting pastime and of playing hat have mysteries solving troubled th great- minds ©f Jthe tiddle-dyrwin- ks world fop years sutrh a h©w two white men and two cannibals can cross a river at th$ same tfnae or I'm eorta something like that 1 wasn't rauch yse in dumb iDon't take solving the mysteries from this that we fspend all our time in Idleness for we don't We are really very genous in oyr and are doing everything cu?e to further the' cause pf pience in Jiumor the 'school but yoij krpow the spice o( life - Aftear disappointing Mrs Skeen once we were very much surprised tq find that she had a very delicious lunch for U In her absence Paul certainly makes the wonderful host We U had a wonderful time You'll hear more soon ' bluebird --r—LTSE CAJN Importer Warbled softly to his mate yiiKwmiWWWaiat I heard you TODAY'S PROGRAM and hate Laugli- away The assembly program today at with 12:45 o'clock consisted of the folMirthfulness" lowing! ' Piano solo Wheelwright A flower Solo — Reed Gammell Nodded thrice its dainty head — I Violin solo Harmon Farr I saw you Address — Pr E P Mills 1'augc lest you1 should on U tread Readings—Alice Hyde e in Carelessness NEW PIANO RACK The sunlight The carpentry department has aoft caressing sent his favorite built on our rostrum a fine garage for our new piano We think it ray I felt you too fine an instrument to take Thrill and it was carried 'long any chances with it and are therelife's way in fore housing it in! a strong house Loveliness and shall keep it safely padlocked A ' all-car- - -- ' 1 THE TEAM PICTURES AGAIN Russell Russell go the leaves It has been announced again And Rex sits there and Greaves that all students who haven't had A nrti fi-va their pictures taken should get Though Red is sure tb get the tap them done' right away or Ha certainly enjoya his Knapp But it is dreadful'" to Ibink of that ii And though Pat is"ewey shouldn't "or'' hold He'd give his life to know who-tolmeetStellae held its Don has donned his eoat of mail ing Thursday night at Mary Hill's And vows he'll win or go to Jail The meeting was given over to inWe'll wallop all from1 east to west itiations and the following kids And prove that we're' the best by were scared half out of their wits ' ' — C'EM test Helen Hodge Virginia Morton Jim Noblitt John Carver Warren t Dear ACN'T TANK'S COUNEIt Wattis and Oliver Ames Mary had Aunt Jane: awfully good "eats" (according I have a date with a nice girl to Ted) to the Girls' Acqplade but do not know exactly how to act that night AT BEAR RIVER Am I supposed to open the door Our team goes to Bear River remove her coat etc or are these to play our first league her privileges on the night of Jan- - tonight basket ball game They tell us in ry 20 1928? b I that Bear River has a very peppy team and are determined to beat 1 DearB I: us tonight All Ogden High stuAll you tare' supposed to do that dents are asked to hold their is to go where she takes you breath from 730 to 8:30 o'clock night -- I mean your partner I have noticed that several boys have alPROPOSES CONTEST ready made that declaration lots ot The Utah Council for the Pretimes Perhaps they weren't re vention of War from its Salt Lake ferring to the girls' dance but any- office has sent a letter to Mayor way they said it so it hadn't Frank Francis which is submitted ought to 'be hard for you" to play herewith to high school students to who may be interested signed by Tagalong" She is check yoMr coat and supposed also remove Frank L Hunt It reads: it Dut as far as opening doors— "I am enclosing some interest haven't much thought ot that material pertaining to an esing guess its a case of getting there say and oratorical contest for stufirst just act your natural self- - dents of high school age which 1 sne wm tracie tne dances and in hope you will turn over to the general arrange a good time for proper person to promote the con— Aunt Jane you Ana howl test in your city It is part of the program to QUtlaw the war system INSIDE DOPE and is a means of turning the "i 5 d -- CONFESSED IMc-AteeCh- ae ntmce-nerve- -- -- i -- " n Og-de- -- " -- IN " S -- ee - -- - deTE-lcrpe- d s - ts - is an 'Jnrpiriti'g Iey and hrilliant fs&I'wsTickets tor the lecture may he mak-ln- obtained without charge by application at the chamber of "commerce" irficj in the Kiesel building The general public is invited to attend 'Mr Wright urged today that those desiring to attencl make requefct immediately 'foi' tickete Two hundred were dhtributed this morning g "K Ivey nationally MAKES ItXT--S A'lRNi: A PDvKR Jes lecturer sand counseliliy ria —Kf"rvicf) MIAMI Jules Verne's lor Who Ihas attracted attention flight ot imagination in a trip to among husiness men throughout lhe moon is completely eclipsed by and engineer who the Tnrted States and who Sectored ah Ohio chemist is "planning a trip to Venus the largest salesmanship Koiert Condit who hails from class vw ' held In &n Amei-icastate ia ralher sethe Tr Paul - - known ht-for- e of university the Is to peak In the Ogden tabernacle on Tuesday night January 3 7' at JB Xr Ivey' services ha-- hen obtained by the retail merchants' division ef tteo Ogden chaftiber ot eomrnerce "ICe-hras- ka e W ndployes trWright & Ttl Sons company heard Ivey this morning at 8:20 o'clock Gus Wright vice president and manager ot the company said that the employes received Dr Ivey Mr Wright with - enthusiasm termed the lecturer & dynamic speaker and ineora parable in the United States as a sales lecturer'" A B Foulger manager ot the Paine & Hurst department store Baekeye He ha howfver announced that the trip would nefitate a maximum td tif 208 mils a iminute and hat a rtiost powrfal xvloKivf weuld-bto drive hte cvatt uPd tif through the S& t 40 miles surrounding The earith ' Cendit is rparently well up plied with funds He has built a ort of hangar here at the curf'a This edge for his headquarters s!x-fohoatd is surroundf-bya fence to preclude ail chance cretin about his plans e ot The automomle hili ot the AmcTr is more than $14000-00fl- fl a year Can "people in ' Sacrifices That Are i j - -- - Unbeliev-' ' j unquestioftebtv able s ' f i at Great Crowds Have Already Taken Advantage of These - ATTENTION PAID TO GAME v YE ABBO OK in Weber County High school which replaced the usual general assembly were spent in boosting tonight' basket ball game between the Infants and Davis and in discussing The Golden Spike the echooi'-yearbook Contract for printing of the yearbook it was announced had be-rlet to the Chimes Press It will h edited by Dawson Hales Following tonight's basket ball game a leap-yedance sponsored by the senior class will be held the ' leap year idea is being carried out and the girls are required to invite their boy friends and otherwise obtain their own dates Class meetings today Feaiurim o In Our Great ar But our stock is still complete We pay no attention to the cost of winter merchandise and are offering to you at wholesale price and less Sheets Bloomers mN'URY t OAEAXANCE broadcloth In lingette and stripe sateen— FREE FOR SATURDAY - Ages 2 15c 25c 35 c to 4 Ages 6 to 8 Ages 10 to 14 100 Sunbeam brand Orte of eur famous surprise Ladies' Hats packages' free with S2 pur- chase Two packages with GOOD FERTILIZER a little salt to potted plants It serves as a good fertilizer and freshens up the life of plants considerably It also keeps down worms Add - mind of youth to the subject of peace "The high schools of Salt Lake are entering the contest So are the L D S college and Wstmiri We expect to get ster college in Logan Provo and Mount Pleasant so that a state contest may be held You are the only person I know in your city who takes an interest in these matters therefore I am asking you to appoint some one in Ogden to head a committee to promote this worth-whil- e project" - i hi All Sizes for the Woman aiid Miss i ( £t4 sy $19 75 tO $150 Heretofore up lo $275 iZSc S $495 -- - j' $15f5 - - - MEN'S UNIONS - $15 tO $9 7 50 - - One lot heavy cotton values to $200 Wrights' I all-wo- ol values to $500 Dinner and Formal : $125 $15 f0 $9750 Millinery Part : - Men's $600 value all-wo- $12150 I $295 to $750 I 8Qr values up to $30 choice your CO' Gt? QLfDu All-wo- Fashionable Modes UU (f nn " JA DUC rubbers Men's heavy and 00 light SUIT CASES ch with strap a real $165 $250 value Knit hockey 19c 19c with MEN'S LEATHER COATS Horsehide split $10 value UC OC tJ)DtD Saturday Vase- Only Coats line 5c QC C ol RUBBERS Ladies' misses'and youths' $295 ear flaps Xfpiqualled: Bargains in the: Most - : tHsii) school caps S295 V MEN'S OVERCOATS " CAPS caps Boys rope weave ol 50c 24-in- Herltofere up to I gloves In flannel aud crep£ n $150 value aj-$4- value All wool $600 value-- 10c ' LADIES NIGHT GOWNS MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS wool v Jersey BABY SHOES ! ' AA j1ieUU SWEATERS Men's mackinaws v only One lot sizes i Ambulance Service 149 MACKINAWS Coats HereWe uPvto Mechanically the ambulance - represent the most advanced engineering: with power and safety and its appointments are 'in harmony trith repose and sanitation Competent and courteous attendants Nominal charges 69c ' " JERSEY GLOVES For boys and girls sizes 6 to 9 Evening! Gowns double fumetess heater hot or cold water first aid cabinet air mattrees and room for four attendants or relatives HOSE Men's natural color worlt socks per doz :' f Women's cotton hoseblaok and tan s SPORT HOSE Street and Sport 50c $3oo L D S GARMENTS I Ladies' new style ' $150 value Men's heavy cotton old or new style : hats for ladies values 1P0 purchase or mort $4 size 39c special v — (NIGHT OR DAY) - o - 520-- '''- - W-elc- - 3 Tickets May Be Obtained Upon Application "Wifhbu't Charge 1 Xob-Angele- I PHONE TALKS TUESDAY ' "Dr aid: SALES EXPERT -- o&-rftce- s Heretofore tip to Jr Ancin uist & Sons -- j found him there playing cards According ±o the sergeant JJcAtee had eo changed his appearance that it would "have 'been hard "to recognize him from the descriptions furnished y Mrs Light and Shaw Jle had discarded his blue suit for a ray one and had substituted a cap !XMrectors jof 'the Amalgamated Xor a 'hat Phillips ald ugttr company: will Teet ncsst Police "to Gaptaln IBurke Holding HnTold Accnrding Wednesday in the tcompanyte admttted that he stole the in thei Ecctes building At McAtee Tor Taking car and has also declared be that time $t may "be announceil six anopths In Jail for simwhich ugarl factory will be flish Calif oxnia 'Car ' tfce machinery of thg cQntinw-ed' ple assault in JLioa Amgeies Be hs "being "held without nail for lactory to bje taken to Missoula ilarold IcAfeee 22 xt California :Mont where a new factory will bej vMU3 of Justice agents dpartmnrt Jate "arrested aaight Thursday DUllt the home at Arthur jot Amalgamated forces will do the C70 Twentyseaond etreet JMaeday wnd acconstruction work Cement work cording i: owo WASD PLANNING "lias to the :polioe 3 is to be started iirt a few days f essed that Jie fitole an LUtbriiobile NOVELTY DA2TCE i in Los Angees last Saturday and drove it to 1Og8en i MOTQBI&TS SLOW 'ward "dan oe !Mre J'oan Light 'aud'Sile One of thev Jaxpettt season 'is expected Shaw "CD were arxested Txtrsday crowds of the' OtD-3ASKING PLATES dance to he at the m ' jnortilng after they had epvrtt tlie tonight i in held the Thirteenth' "ward the by ' ' Jiivotor car owners of Weber coum-ty night in the car at "EigJiteenth Mc-AtGenealojrSc&L society avenue street and "Washington must eitjher show increased New' eap year attractions' are away m aearcii:- tjf hot activity in jaecuring their 2L&2S li water'was and there will he future promised not car Btart to ycud'ilid the cense jplates or sulfer the inconcharacter reading- and special veniences of Raiting in line during rEtum when "he saw the 'police"-irs events Refreshment win ho serv-' It lurther that ' ' ' the jueh of fbe Jast day accordedtn snet McAtee and ing to the warning issued today J&y Light and as "both wanted to ettme Theward hall is at Twenty-thir- d George Welch state motor vehicle to street 'and Jackson avenue automoMcAtee stole the Qgflen inspector in tharge of the city hall bile tor the and Mrs f trip McAfee office j t was already There are jmoretmiji 18D00 own- Light's trasband 'who TAKING IT JIOMC ers in the cojjxrty who iiave ©ot se- in Ojgden had heen old f rieiias Wife — You're the meanest man cured their njew rplates Mr They drove hard and arrived at alive" aid He urges that applications be Sail - Lake on Munday evening Husband — That's hard on ?ctit-ue- lt j made now i they said - On the highway near According-tyour mother that sity they picked aip Shaw" "who you have been the making ot me it has been Jea'rned ia an escaped — Tit-BiPRIZE LAMB TO BE anental hospatient from the state pital in Provo He was returned SERVED AT DINNER Thursday to Salt Lake Toy & departVisiting wpolgrowers and offi- ment ©f justice agent cials of the Ogden Police had bee n tsearchmg for aie to be quests pf Samstockyards Murrari pro- McAtee since Tuesday when DePrices prietor of thk Pwdyal hotel' on Hie tective George "Fi nn and Chau ff eur 21 of at the close night K Keeter arreeted Mrs Light Jax4iary of the Natioijai Woolgrowers con- C and Shaw They had found no vention trace of him until night to Murrara bought the champion it when a telephone Thursday call informed lamb at the Jlvestock show and Hie them that he was at the Meadows ' " lamb win be ierved at a dinner In- home """! the vitations are jto be sent out during George Phillips and OfSergeant the onvention ficer Dewey Hawkins said they Core Afternoon and Sport jDressps I fdtt d?-tuvil REPJDRT THEFT - With th Introduction of our new Meteor Limousine Ambulance we offer the of this city aud vicinity the services of people luxurious equipment with thf full assuraact that It will meet the requirements of the most metin In safety comfort and swiftness ia any emergency This impressive new ambulance la fitted with every essential device including electric fan smd - house' — -- iion tonighjt ln the JrJotel'Jilgelo'W' it was said today byJ J''Whitalcer of Salt Ixike ohairmap tf the committee About 400 of the number wUl be from Salt JaJce Mayor John F Bowman of Salt Jake and Mayor jFrank Francis tof Osden are to le special ueats of jhe associftUon City com mission-- rs of alt Iak0 jand cOgden ihave also Juei $aeaded invitations it was said Chief of Police Harry S Ander- soBi jcbairmaii Jin northern Utah for the association J 5- - JEJarley secretary of the association Mr "WhiU aker and a ©umber flf Salt Jjake association members were 'buaying themselves this afternoon 'in the liotel making preparations forthe' evening's festiyitiea The main dining room the' Shakespeare Spanish jand English dining rooms and the entire mezzanine will be occupied it was stated today T)is swill ie ojne vln the largest banquets given in it was de cared A mualcal skit of 18 acts with 13 charaicters participating will be th&ophief vent on the ppgram The Colleen girls' orchestra and the Blue Paint quartet both ©f Salt Lake will entertain the overflow crowd 09 the mezzanine and in the smaller dining rooms : The Utah jManufacturers association held its annual business meeting in the chamber of commerce of iSalt Lake Thursday Elmer Brainard of the Glover Jjeaf Dairy company Jam-e- 3i 3SUis©n vt the Layton Sugar company and Charles N Fhr &t the "V'estern Optical company were the new div rectors elected- John R Bruff president of th"-association" gave his annual port Mayor Bowman gave the welcoming address - -- 7— Tire th' 'their R-o— Th'n cante last iitft-courts JTfffused to Srant a't ijac-in doatli a th trial trocutlon ntw 'lor lieie pla6 6 ?The Cover-nn- r Sins tPins aft r Governor pmith police ptredily hrolce flayer was nfljudfrd e'tii down 3Jrs Bnyderis tstory and ithe 't'hmr pleas' Bmiih Iroai'd ttheir i tnal plea two were HrrestPd Each "testified tar 'Cteiaency whicJo vas based on at the trial 'Rna ach hlamtd trie the ground that "while iwm-- they othrr Mrs firtytter claim that had ibefcn Tendered !4mBponsible by England 'cannot tioat of 'k Gray 'killed finyaeT wur Jner pro- thir Tna:a lntatuation ftr each fishter h' 'is rrc'ftsui&ed test was not believed iry tthe Jury trthw tbe cMampi'on of 1ns SiTision work not hirrglars -- -- you're painless lu( himself m tthe Snyder 'home tne night :Mrs Snyder plied her hus-han- d with liquor then when he was steep she and Gray crept into his sUedroom and skilled him with a sash weight and loop of picture wire Oray then 'bound 'Mrs "Snyilei:nd gagged her'so that the crime 'would arppear to be 'the PLANT i After having tried out the cellent theory that more fertile ideas spring from a crowd than from one poor overworked brain O II S we chose ai staff for the News Nqw w§ are ' conf rentedwith the problem of equal representation among the students These notes are for you so naturas much of the ally we want In So as possible work ofiha please take advantage chance to see your name In print and thereby gaining honor and Ahem! 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