Show THE OGDEN 14 Hickman In Court On Parker Plea PARISH REPORTS STANDARD-EXAMINE- contain eagles of particularly pugnacious character An airplane was flying over the mountains recently when several eagles swooped down and attacked it simultaneously: Thelr dashes at the machine so crippled it that the pilot was forced dove for the plane and collided to descend quickly and landed eo were with the propeller breaking it to badly that he and a passenger ' but injured pieces The eagle was killed nymg rrom t ans iu the airman was in great difficulties jt A pnot in havlncr to make a forced land Madrid met an eagle which appar ently challenged him to a high flying in awkward- country encouning contest The bird soared and Another British pilot Higher and plane tered a huge eagle over a moun- so did the went until the eagle's higher they tain range The eagle flew around to flag! y and its the plane in circles growing ever wings began The eagle suddenfailed strength less in diameter evidently trying stretched out its wings and to pick out the most vulnerable ly attack sailed away to earth leaving the part of the plane for an and this plane masters The pilot moved his head Even smaller birds such oj who the of the eagle eye caught evince no fear of a plane swifts The the pilot prepared for a swoopin the locker to other British pilots according remembered pistol near his seat He drew it and Another thing: You can learn fired He did not hit the eagle but he frightened it and the big by mall- to speak good English !£ bird flew away and that will astonish your friends Manila Bulletin The mountains behind Atnens British Aviators Eight Eagles They-AttacPlanes Flyers Say k 1 SHOWPROGRESS Offices Are Filled And Delegates Named For Convocation 1 " ® Whether Friday the Thirteenth had anything to do with It is not known but a load of coal got away from Jess C Jenne driver for the Utah Transfer company at 10 o'clock this liiornlng when the ' double-tree- was-drivin- g er tobacco chewing MOVII4 IS BANNED to-dive- rt - in i CHINA'S WAR IS SOCIAL AFFAIR SAN FRANCISCO Jan 13 — (By The Associated Press)-- Captain M Cutrls of the United States marine corps who returned here from China yesterday says the war in that country is largely a social affair and- al spectacle for tourists "Each man in the army-ha- s his own wife with him" Captain Cur tis said "and the war has taken on its social aspects Every day there is a ljot of noise from the artillery but nobody seems to get nurt inxract tourists natives and everyone else go out to see the battles and good time Is had by - i COWS DRINK RUM IN POOL: 3 DIE Jan 13— (By The Associated Press) — Charging tne reaerat government with re sponsibllity for the loss of three milch cows because he said they died after drinking from a pool into which had flowed liquor con flscated and destroyed by federal Cristobal An- prohibition agents ay a a farmer near Gallsteo seeks to recover damages Anaya related that after drink lng from the pool his cows "had a spell of bawling kicked up their heels then became depressed and laid down staggering to the barn ' and died" v 13 — Because CHICAGO i Jan Babe Ruth chews tobacco sind snits in the moving picture "Babe Comes Home' in which he stars the film censor of Highland Park has barred the picture and First National corporation pictures which produced it has started suit at Waukegan j to force lifting of the ban Mrsj Albert L Steven son the fashionable suburb's film censor Thursday explained her rea sons for ordering the film ban- ned" y:y "We do not (believe there is any inherent-virtuin chewing tobac co and do not wish the children of Highland Park to believe that one must chew to 'achieve fame she said "The film is filled with nauseating scenes of filth in which tobacco Juice dribbles all over the place If it were possible to cut the objectionable shots from the picture and still retain a story we would do so" I The hearing? is scheduled for Monday f f J broke s the load up Jenne an alley In the! rear of the Central Junior High school when the trees broke and the wagon containing three tons of fuel came down the grade The driver tried to turn the wagon by grabbing the tongue but it catapulted acrpss Adams avenue and struck a sedan car owned by Floyd flmmerman of The Standard-Examineditorial staff doing considerable damage The car was parked at the curbing when the crash came Mr Timmerihan said he had left his car at home so that nobody would scratch) his fenders :!' i VANCE ELECTED TO MISSION JOB ATLANTIC CITY Jan 13 — (By The Associated Press)— Dr James I Vance of Nashville Tenn was elected president of the foreign missions conference of North Am erica Thursday to succeed the Rev F W Burnham of St Louis Dr Vance :is president of the execu tive committeel of the aboard of foreign missions of the Presbyterian church In the (United States c 1" ' y In hia sermon in the First Con gregational church Sunday mornwill ing the Rev Harold yE Mayo Condiscuss "The Modern Girl and vention" This sermon will deal with the social aspects of a vital problem in contemporary life Jt was said Questions such as the following will be discussed Why is there so much discussion about the modern girl? Is the modern girl essentially different f rdrn her mother? What factors have contributed to a new attitude on the part of woman? Is the mod ern girl unconventional? What "double standabout the ard?" Is it wropg for a girl or woman to smoke?' Are- "petting wrong ? Should the modparties" ern girl obey her mother? Should a girl seek a career? Is there any thing ideal about the American girl of today? m - hmtlj m on CHICAGO Jan 13 — (By The Associated Press) — The body of' a young blonde woman known as ftlrs Betty Chambers was found silk under a pile of blood-staine- d pillows In a room of her apartment In a fashionable district on side late Thursday The the north police ' m tl they were convinced sault she had been murdered A light cord had been twisted aroufid her neck A dep gash in SOME BRIDGE IIANDf she they back of her neck indicated NEW YORK Janf 13— (By The bad b?cn struck with a sharp inAssociated Press) — "©lis looks like strument a new wrinkle in storfts of bridge ona hands composed exclusively ofFlat-bush suit Miss Batelle Flotkin of GIRXASSAULTERS says that holding 13 hearts TO BE WHIPPED she bid four clubs She Was doubled then bid four hearts Came her WINDSOR Ont Jan 13— (By then a double and a redouble were Th Associated Press)— Convicted opponents thinking the hearts of leading two youths in an auacic a refuge from the doubled clubs j - - - - " -- SINGING- POETESS DROWNS IN SEA - NEW YORK Jan 13— (By The Associated Press) — Mrs" Marguer ite Wilkinson 30 year-old poet and winner of a national arts prize awarded by the Poetry Society of America was drowned Thursday while swimming off Coney Island where for the the last threeiweeks she had been taking a daily dip She was the wife of James WHt kinson New Rochelle N Y school principal Her method of composing poems was singing them and writing them afterwards A GOOT THING TO KNOW-REMEM-BER IT Mrs Mary B — (name fur nished) San Francisco Calif says that "Foley Pills diuretic very quickly stopped a bad pain in my back and where I used to lie awake at night with rheumatic pains I now sleep in comfort and enjoy a good night's rest" No one should suffer backache rheumatic pains sleep disturbing kidney and bladder ailments when Foley Pills diuretic may be so easily had and at so small a cost At all Schramm- Johnson Drug Stores — —— — — — — -- - if you don't much good to try It doesn't-dto brush or wash it out The only sure way to get rid of dandruff is to dissolve it then you destroy it To do this get about entirely four ounces of ordinary liquid ar von apply it at night when retiring use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it In gently with the finger tips By morning most if not all of your aanaruir win oe gone ana two or three applications will com pletely dissolve and entirely de stroy every single sign and trace of it You will find 'too that all itch ing and digging of the scalp will stop and your hair will look and feel a hundred times better You can get liquid arvon at any drug store Four ounces is all you will need no matter how much dan druff you haye This simple rem edy never fails—Advertisement STRONGER GIRL Because She Took Lydia E Pink-ham's Vegetable Compound The fertile valleys of Oregon' help to supply the tables of America I This is possible thru the magic of the humble tin Winter and New £jaile CommnnneimoQG sell will can DRESSES complicated work because she did sealing and other - CASH OR CREDIT TERMS ARRANGED CI N D E'RELL A FROCK SHOP ! 2378 Washington Avenue druggists- pO pairsvalues to 49c 79c on sale at prs Good Colors One lot 100 pairs values 98c to $195 on sale at 35c pais CHEMISE UKfHOKD Va ues to $295 on sale at Reg $125 White Ecru Random on sale at $129'! Values to $295 On 4 Ladies' Rayon Silk VESTS Good 'Colors Va ues to $195 at e dn-sal- ) 1 tr Values to $325 on sale at ii J X' M ii - Ladies' Rayoh Silk SLIPS isr Values to $225 on sale at §149 UNIONS UOTONS at r' $149 Men's Sox Fancy Silks Fancy patterns Regular 50c 3 Regular 75c i Pairs $100 2 Pairs $100 - J w 1 pISpJ J :A A Zho&J&j Uog) ClS CJE 2o 2) : (t? -- iSJ&Jo Men's Part Wool — Ages ' Values to $100 on sale at 12 14 16 9C' Men's Heavy Wool Sox Regular 50c 3 Pairs S100 liot Men's Dress Shirts Reg $L25 on sale at QDuo£Id Men's?" Good Work1 Sox 2 Pairs 25c 37 C I 1 S3 EVERViTMDN© IN CiNDT S0r32IC3 IiiiUiimaiuuiuiiuuiiiuiiiiliiilliiillliijiliiliiiailllllillillittiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiuiuiiniiU All Sizes A Real Buy on sale at $1129 Ladies' Cotton UKfHOnD Values to $125 on sale at 09c Ladies' Heavy Cotton One Lot Reg $149 at 90c One Lot Reg $169 at oa2S UNIONS On!e for $200 j $IU2S UNIONS O v BjruiinminnniniinifiniitniiiiinnHunnnHniiiininniinnmHn 3 " T) Boys' Cotton Regular $195 on sale at 69c "Men's Sox KK Size 66x80 Pairs All Wool Soiled Size 66x80 Pairs All Wool Size 66x80 Pairs AH Wool Size 70x82 Girls' Part Wool $125pn w-- 66x80 Girls' Cotlon Values to iiJlACO(RJ £j Pairs Supreme Plaids 2) ri5S GOWNS Heavy Weight Reg $149 on sale at for §100 UKfHOKC Aeon Pairs Solid Colors Q-'pd- TOJEOWD ' cj L)Size Men's Cotton ' Pairs Wool Finish Plaids ' ?:ale 2 Size 70x80 Ladies' Rayoh Silk I a for $100 OLjLC UUAOU Regular $225 Dsjrk Colors un bale at $190- 3 ps? Pairs Cotton Plaids BLOOMERS $149 White Only for $100 m iL Ladies' Rayon Silk I Cashmere Hose Hosiery Silk Plaited sale at Regular 35c Black and White 90c Babies' Hosiery Silk and Wool White Only Babies' Babies' Ladies' Rayon Silk STEP-IN- S v Limit 3 prs to customer Men's Cotton- - HERE IS A REAL THRILL 75 pairs chiffon service weight silk to the top Ladies' Rayori Silk of the parts work It was strenuous work and she was not a strong girl Often she forced her self to work when she was" hardly able to sit at her machine At times she would have to stay at home for so weak she could hardly she was walk " For five years she was In this weakened condition She tried various medicines At last a friend of hers spoke of Lydia E Pinkham's -- Vegetable Compound and Miss Schmidt gave It a trial "Everyone says I am a healthier and stronger girl" she writes am recommending the Vegetable Compound to all my friends who tell me how they suffer and I am willing to answer letters from women asking about It" Julia Schmidt's address Is 113 Willow St Silverton Oregon For sale by all MODE 5c pair 5 to customer Limit shments Julia Schmidt was em It was ployed Reduced from 1495 to of - Black Brown Gray One lot rTan canning establi- Others at $1995 and $2295 pairs- Monday at 9 A M we will sell 150 pairs of ladies' rayon silk O SOX In one of the ' 360 9f men's good quality I Spring" — Saturday at 9 A M we Soon Destroys the Hair If you want plenty of thick beautiful glossy silky hair do by all means get rid of dandruff for it will starve your hair and ruin it 1 The Bargains Listed Here jAre but a Few of the Many We Have— The Wise Owl Buys Now -- DANDRUFF 'i SORRY TO HAVE KEPT YOU WAITING SO LONG FOR OUR ANNUAL JANUARY SALE' WHEN YOU LOOK OVER OUR SALE PRICES WE KNOW YOU WILL SAY YOU HAVE BEEN WELL REPAID FOR WAITING FOR THE KNITTING STORE SALEj WHICH GETS BIGGER AND BETTER EACH YEAR - IS A HEALTHIER i - f lashes and to tenced to receive serve 20 years in the penitentiary ' i Nelson Wuick 18 also of Leam20 ington was given 15 years and 17 lashes and Nathan Girard in also implicated was given two i years less one day in the Guelph Girardln had been reformatory permitted to plead guilty to as- - y 8 —- M so-call- ed ? Sm ! i ' MODERN GIRL SAFETY FIRST IDEA FAILURE TO BE SUBJECT CLEELUM Wash Jan' 1 3 ( By The Associated Press)— Damage estimated at $100000 had been in flicted here today by flood waters of the Cleelum river overflowing its banks s the result of melting snows t The federal: vreclamatlon service ordered the opening 6f the flood gates on two iake dams above the city Belief was expressed that after the water from ' the lakes reached Cleelum the damage here would exceed 5250000 - Water was knee deep in the main streets of the town Places of business and residence cellars were flooded The! entire population re mained up all night and was atthe water which tempting was flowing into the city from the Cleelum river and Roslyn creek SANTA FE! N - - - ! NORTHWEST CITY M v on a young girl- last summer BLONDE IS FOUND McKeegan 26 "of Learn- SLAIN IN ROOM James ington Man Thursday was sen Edward Hickman appears In court at Los' Angeles and pleads not guilty by reason of insanity to" the murder of Marian Parker For the first time since his capture he appears with collar and tie Previously if he were permitted to wear a jailers feared another suicide attempt tie Those in the picture with him are deputy sheriffs indicating the care with which he is guarded RIVES FLOODING an p L -- tributary I i- - j v ' y -- ! Ms"'-- W ff Annual parish meeting of the of the Good Shepherd was Church held- - on Thursday evening In the guild hall following the annual parish dinner served by the Women's guild There was a- large attendance showed the and the annual reports -parish to be In a prosperous conAll the auxiliary organdition izations are in an active and flour ishing condition with good balances in their treasuries following a very active year The annual election resulted a follows: John S Lewis senior warden Jr Eugene H Smith junior warden C A Smurthwaite and Dr J SL Elliott! vestrymen These with R T Hume F H Smith Dr Jl II Prindle G D Darling and V Prout holdovers constitute the vestry 'lhe following were elected as delegates and alternates respective ly to the annual convocation which meets Wednesday and Thursday January 18 hd 19 in St John's church Salt 4ake: C A Smurthwaite Mrs J W Mrs Il H Prindle Mrs Hyslop G D Darling Alternates Mrs J S Allen Mrs W H Child Mrs G U Droubay Mrs F Rounds The delegates with5 the rector andtwo wardens form the delega tion-frothetj Church of the Good Shepherd? Ogden CROYDEN iEngland — (By The Associated Trpss) —Eagles star tled by invasion of their aerial pre cincts hjave become a menace to i in Europe flyej-Bird s cieties of the British teles and associations of airmen alike have set out t collect information which id is hoped will help aviators to protect themselves ffom danger f t attack byr the birds1 Some it thej adventtirea of aviators witH eagles have been harrowing in the extreme even to I the of fatality The eagle seems point to havef no fear of an alrpla f much bigger than' itself A Brltash aviator was flying tilgh over a fchain of hills in misty weather whenfhe saw a great bird dashing straight at his plane Without slackening speed the eagle -- — s Vt Mil FRIDAY EVENING JANUARY 13 1928 R Boys' Part Wool UNHONO Values to $225 on sale at V 90c Men's Heavy Work Sox Regular 2 19c Pairs 25c No Refunds Exchanges Phone Orders or Lay A ways in This Sale : 3 -- - A - 1 |