Show FRIDAY EVENING JANUARY 20 1928 — — —— —— —— j ISSUE WARRANT ' Shoofing Case charging- first - de- cree murder issued today following the death of Mrs Clare K Gaudet of Nevf Haven Mrs Gaudet and Guilfoyle were found wounded Wednesday night on the first floor landing of the building where the doctor and his wife live Mrs Guilfoyle' Is held-i$10000 bond as a material witness The doctor has a wound In the temple is expected to recover but ' The double shooting followed a dinner party! at the Gullfoyle Mrs Gaudet before apartment her death protested that she did not know whoishot her Guilfoyle denies shooting: either himself or Mrs Gaudet while Mrs Guilfoyle insists that her husband admitted an attempt on his own life has Guilfoyle ai veterinarian been in the service of the United States government for more than twenty years During: this time he supervised postmortem inspections at the Chicago 'slaughter houses and fought anthrax and other epidemics in Texas Missouri Missisand Massachusippi Louisiana ' i setts n - MUSIC GIVEN AT COLLEGE MEETING Devotional jneeting In Weber college today was given over to music jthe expression of which Is consistently emphasized in the school The prelude a selection from one of the master artists was played by Lester Hinchcliff and the invocation! offered by "William Thorne Two classic piano selections were played by Miss Gladys Locktrog a college student A reading was offered by Miba Nordquist of the Ogrden High school " - -- I I By CURTIS 1YOOD or EA Service NEW YORK — A silk sock's sleek sheen is very decorative in the ballroom but when you venture these wintry days you will probably prefer socks of wool Today wool socks are more popular than ever before Several factors have contributed to this popularity Low shoes have largely replaced high echoes on the feet ofa young men with the result that covgreat many ankles formerly ered with leather are now exposed Wool socks have to the weather become lighter in weight and more comfortable And they are better looking THE FAVORITES Greene and tans seem the favorites with reds and grays runners-u- p Onf sock favored by the younger element features a pattern of tan diamonds on a blackground of brown! This design is also available in reverse order brown diamonds on a background of tan A pattern which older men prefer features two tonea of green Horizontal stripes In the two shades extend half way up the sock to meet another pattern of small dark on a field of green lighter green ANOTHER POPULtAIt ONP3 Another sock which deserves its popularity among young men features rows of diamonds extending diagonally around It The diamonds are maroon on a field of Still another sock which gray seems td satisfy the younger generation is a pattern of pyramids in two shades of tan on a brown ' background If youi like your socks to fit snugly around your ankles you will probably prefer a ribbed model whose weave lends some elasticity (Copyright 1928 by NEA Service t vI rs - - '' v V ' ' " - Plot To Extort j 4 "ri& DEL MONTE ihr riS r" — : kimwHMwJl " ' Vis's? $tF&iitlif V : s f h v l-i-Hy i p' Inc) PUT HIGH TAX ON GASOLINE I i! bf : A bill was Introduced yesterday Chinese Impose $1 Mexiin Washington to place a microcan For 10 Gallons of phone on the desk of every senator bo that their addresses may Gas Or Kerosene be heard from every in the country: A bitter enemy SHANGHAI China Jan 20 — of the radio la believed to have The Associated Press) — The (By suggested the plan — Chicago Nanking nationalist government tor Tribune day announced imposition of a tax of one dollar Mexican for every If w© adults are a sample of ten what spanking will do in gallons of kerosene and gasointo Nanking terricharacter perhaps it's just forming as well line imported that parents "no longer do it — tory v The action which affects the oil Springfield (111) State Register Industry in China including several American companies follows the precedent established in CanChoice Cooking or Baking ton in H926 of assessing extra-treat- y taxation on foreign goods imported! Into China The tax falls heaviest on established companies in the China kerosene trade namely the Asiatic Petroleum company of Great Britain the Standard Oil company of New York and the Texas company of 100 Delaware Treaties between China and the Idaho Russet or Blue Victor United States and China and Great Britain provide for an Import duty on gasoline and kerosene and allied products of five per cent on the value plus an additional two and one-ha- lf per cent Internal or transit tax totaling approximately thirty-thre- e cents Mexican per ten with the new gallons compared 100 rate of the internal tax in addition to the treaty import levy Is which seven Carrots or Onions 12 lbs 25c and one-ha- lf now unofficially per cent by virtue of the Washington conference agreeChoice eating or cooking ments off 1921 - lbs J E Palmer of Kaysville filed suit in the Second district court today for $92335 damages from B C Hllles of Ogden charging that Hllles recklessness was the cause of an automobile accident on the state highway near Bountiful Palmer alleges that on December 10 last year Hllles drove at a high and dangerous rate of speed without regard for the slippery condition of the pavement and struck the Palmer car damaging it to the extent of $12385 and causing $300 depreciation to the car Palmer also asks for $500 damages for injuries alleged to have been received by his wife Elma Palmer in the accident otatoes S125 per lbs Apples rlour Phone 152 Free Delivery Farmers' Feed Co 2008 - Washington Ave 1 - 15c Pound Brussels Sproute s 20c Pound I ORANGES I rj CrWVW tUrrun rLUUIV HONEY Tid-Blt- s soup m 10c Barnum's Animals Log Cabin Brownies Alphabets p Little Salt Fish Pretzels El - 1000 20c 20c package i ii ilLi J2-pou- 33c fl 4luC f mfr 1 29c tEliSfSLT?" 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Special Stock Show Champion Baby Beef for Saturday Visit your O P Skaggs System store at Ogden "take a basket" when you enter walk down the aisles — hundreds and hundreds of different e food products will meet your eye and immediately these will suggest menus to you that you had never thought of before Your problem of "What shall we eat?" will be solved forever more when you make the shelves of an O P Skaggs System store your daily friend Just try it and see 20c 39c 35c Pot Roasts 4jC " JiAiilrfnv Coasts 311 Twenty-fourt- h tt°CK 15c Ends lb r: 20c Pork Leg Recalls lb 24c " 17 j ' lb 18c 11 II high-grad- Artichokes cauliflower cabbage celery radishes sprouts parsley head lettuce sweet spuds spinach carrots beets turnips parsnips tomatoes green bell peppers bunch green onions j Mother's Friend Bread none better try a loaf Cookies Rolls and Cakes our own baking St I ci1 III I yy k i I r c?' - rI I j 25c IF Order Early I I 6c : cans Country Gentleman Corn or Sifted Peas 29 Youi wn never regret taking advaSl tag of this bargain even you have e cellar full of fruit 2 tall cans sliced or halved though OQ Peaches Blackberries Loganberries or Muscat Grapes ZtC 2 tal( cans Del Monte Table Apricots 2 tall cans Del Monte Table Bartlett Pears 30 2 large cans Sunkist (same thing as Del Monte) sliced or halved Yellow or White fancy Table Peaches rOA sPeca bargain lot almost gone nr HONFY Tns 3 frames white Comb Honey for ZDC pail pure extracted Honey 18 FI flllR THe market went up ths week and mav tl advance Our price the same bag hard wheat C1 2 FOR YOU t ? OA-lIlULUL- 1 bars Palmollve Company's Pure White Almond Toilet Soap2f5 STARCH NEW MENUS :!LDIC rn in 'r'llc - 20c You will be proud of your purchase of meats from a Sewell United 25c Uptons' Black '2-pou- p£lu 1 !v25c pound mi um No or large Ivory Soap Flakes riJTpCA OU large package Villi Are you in a quandary as to what to have for dinner tomorrow? The same vexing problem confronts you every day doesn't it? In fact three times a day--095 times during the year Don't you wish you could surprise Hubby with something different for dinner? "m i rr£?!:?::j TOMATOESJ 6 Fig Bars 2 ! 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Ogden's largest and most sanitary food emporium and Lynn newspaper publisher was held today under charges of assault with intent to murder kidnaping and attempted blackmail and extortion while police investigated the sensational story by Enwright on a plot against his life and the l safety of his wife and daughter Frederick S Dutton was- under arrest Three others were sought including a former Enwright employee who with the others was alleged tp have forced the publisher at gun point to agree to a temporary truce In consideration of an immediate payment of $1000 COOKIES fr'"e assortment S (PIE IR IR¥ WIFE SAYS "Their meats are always i choice and fine" i And upon that the whole family agree And dad doesn't mind paying the bill because If there la one thing more gthan another that he des want it is superior food es cMcmsx"':"h 1 ( lb Spinach 00 In BUTTER sack of - highest grade pure sweet nutritive value and vlta-mlnit doesn't please Special OO and your money back If T per pound elove r in every ii $375-0000- "0ur Best'" Ean' TJARfARINP lIlnUUnlUilL nut margarine high a four leaf so-call- ed LYNN Mass Jan 2 ()— (By The Associated Press) — The chauffeur of Frederick W Enwright Boston High Patent Hard Wheat Office 437 25th 321 In hereis NEW YORK Jan 20 — (By The Associated Press) — A possible rival of the Standard Oil interests for world trade was seen today in announcement of plan dl for aimer-ge- r of two of the largest of the independent: oil com paniess in the United jBtatea The projected merger wijuld bring together through "a'n- exchange of stock the i Texas Corporation and the California Petroleum jcompany withcombined authorized capitalizations of Culmination of the merger is dependent upoa jparticipa-tio- n of at least 51 perfcent of the California company's stockholders The merger would make the Texas corporation one of the largest units in the oil industry taking rank alongside the Standard Oil company of New Jersey and the Standard of New Torkj III 85c Bushel Phone "Carmen" THROUGH t series of Georges Bizet F323S the great French composer struggled upward until he reached the says FREE DELIVERY Phone for Food— 2800 2472 Wash Ave SUSPECT HELD Slade Transfer most remarkable careers in must al history with his composition of In our last Tuesday's ad we stated that the prices were good for the balance of the week Today we are reminding you of some of those prices and i few new ones for Saturday Confidence of the people of Seweli's United Stores always hitting the market's bedrock Is growing by leaps and bounds Be on hand to save at a Sewell United Store tomorrow Washington jMarMet BLACKMAIL Call holds through his operas He MEROEMp S: Based On Collision Near Bountiful Last December -- M ©VI Ofif - peak of - operatic Storage: Baggage: o died of heart disease at the early age of 36 when- it is believed he might have started on one of the r 1 PLAN BIG OIL HOTOROWNER Potatoes For Packing Shipping — " per n's -- composition "fnrmcn " nnlv tn Ala (Viroa month3 later without enjoying it$ remarkable success "The Pearl Fishers" is of Bizet's sucanother WeM like to see the multilateral - our cesses wheii was a but it failure which under treaty enlight ened state department proposes first presented Bizet born la to renounce war as an instrument Paris in 1838 tried his hand ai of national policy made multi- many symphonies and songs but lateral enough to Include Nicar couldn't attain the eminence hej Columbus Ohio State Jour agua-now loud-speak- er 95c Jan 20— (By Associated Press) — Expan-iso- n of the American rubber ln lorests to the outposts of the world was discussed with President Coolidge today to Harvey S Firestone the automobile tire manufacturer He told Mr Coolidgethat American rubber makers were endeavoring: to locate new sources of production and that were going ahead with their they plans undismayed by alleged efforts of British and Dutch rubber interests to stave Arherleans off i - The discussion with Mr Coolidge centered around the production particularly area in Liberia where Firestone believes American rubber people would make considi erable headway In the future The possibility of producing rubber In the Philippines also was consid- - nal SUIT FILED BY I Weber County High school tor day celebrated Its victory on the basket ball floor Thursday night over the Ogden High school by dismissing school and holding an l assembly and matinee dance At the assembly presided over by Floyd Farr student body presU" dent pupils of Mrs Edna Crowther ttirie presented a music review and a trio consisting of Lyman-Andersocornetist: Blaine Farr mandolinist and Max Smith violinist played several selections The school orchestra provided music for the dance Coolidge WASHINGTON tops all la two shades of green left inaroon diamonds set diagonally on a sray background and (rjlght) tan diamonds on lirown m Si U The - half-diamon- if i Tu-niso- 1 : ered but Mr Firestone suggested that a change in local laws would be necessary in order that larger acreage could come under American supervision ' : Harvey' Firestone Chat With President Jan 20l— Cal —— -- ? COUNTY SCHOOL HAS CELEBRATION Has $1000 (By The Associated Press) — A plot to extort $1000 from Mrs R G Tunlaon wife of a Chicago physician by means of death threats was under investigation today while Andrew Henneken 17 years old caddy on 'the Del Monte golf links was being held by'probation officers pending: determination of his share in the affair Henneken was trapped by! a shotgun squad when he took a decoy envelope from the sand in a tee box where Mrs Tunison had been ordered to hide the money lie said a man dressed in ian army hat and a blouse and civilian trousers had "offered him $5 togret the envelope The death threat note was found In Mrs automobile when she prepared to drive to her mother's home in Carmel after a golf game here She notified police- - They arranged to have Charley Brown caddy master ton the links disguise himself in feminine garments and place In the sand an envelop containing slips of paper cut the size of bank notes 4 Armed with shot guns officials concealed themselves- - near the itee box to await developments Within ten minutes Henneken took the envelope from the sand and was i immediately arrested The boy denied any part in the plot weeping as he protested hia innocence i i 'Tr ¥ ' 6 n H — — r— — — RUBBER BIZET'S CAREER SOURCE FDR From Woman Youth Weeps ti I f J —— DEATH HALTS DISCUSS AFTERTHREATS '- - - "'-"- - — —— ARREST CADDY I V - i '' ' i" " i R — — —— m Silk Is All Right Indoors But for Street Wear Wool! The Very Latest Weaves out-of-doo- HARTFORD Conn Jan 20— (By The Associated Tress) — A warrant for the arrest of Dr Hars STANDARD-EXAMINE- f j Wife of Wounded Man Is Also Held In old N Gullfoyle I SOCKING COLD OUT OF WINTER FOR VETERINARY ' THE OGDEN — j q FOODs Free Delivery ii nni id yST0RES g 2219 y I 1 Washington Ave 2432 Washington Ave 2576 Washington Ava Also Elko and Reno Nevada 7 |