Show THE OGDEN SUNDAY MORNING JANUARY 29 1928 FUEL NEEDS OF OGDEN STUDIED STANDARD-EXAMINE- R STYLE'S PALM BEACH PANORAMA OGDEN " f f ' ir ' aiARKETS AT A GLAXCE NEW TOKK — Stock heavy Greene Cananea copper drops six points Bonds quiet weeK new is sues 140000000 Foreirn ' ezehanges steady sterling and francs firm seas Cotton easy weak over FURTHER PRAISE —— —- j Data Being Collected For Proposed Natural DRAWS Executive of Wool Trade 'Appreciates Treat-- I ment Received : advices- f Gas Line 1 Possibility of building" a pipe line to bring natural gas to Ogden Salt Lake Eogan Brig-haCity and Provo from 'wells In the Baxter basin and elsewhere In Wyoming has received new attention with the announcement that large oil companies are Interested in a commercial survey now being made in these cities J D Roberts Jr and E J Hatzenbuchler both of the Lone Star Gaa corporation of Dallas Texas were in Ogden Saturday visiting several large business firms and manufacturing plants and determining the amount of fuel being used They will continue their work here Monday likely completing it Monday evening according to Mr Roberts IN' OTHER CITIES These men have already made commercial surveys in Salt Lake and Provo and will go to Brigham City and Logan after leaving here "While they are determining the amount of fuel being used it was said they are not asking any com- WiV W HUV(kUUV SMy40 bli V use 'Of gas It is understood that should the survey justify any fur ther consideration of the proposed pipe line business firms would be asked to sign contracts for the m VI use of gas First definite signs in Ogden of the movement to launch the building of the proposed pipe line occurred Thursday when a group of oil capitalists arrived their identity being kept secret They were: I Fitzpatriok- of Findlay Ohio connected with the Ohio Oil company T B Gregory of Pittsburg Pa capitalist with large oil interests C 11 Hetzler of Billings Mont a prominent figure in western oil development IX J Crawford of Lewellyn Pa and L B Den- ning dispatch from Rock Springs on Friday said that surveyors there were due to start surveying Saturday for the proposed pipe line No confirmation of this could be received here Saturday as both Mr Roberts and Mr (Hatzenbuchler said they were without knowledge of any work being done other than their own special survey PREVIOUS SURVEY a A survey made by the Ohio Oil company a few years ago extended westward from Rock Springs to Evanston and then down Echo canyon forking later" into Parley's and Weber canyons to connect with Salt Lake and Ogden There has been some information received although not authenticated saying that another route has been proposed for a pipe line from the Hiawatha field running on the Colorado-Wyomin- g line southwesterly into central Utah probably Bending a branch from Prov© to Salt Lake Word has been given out that R S Lord of the Hope Oil company which Is interested in the building of the pipe line plans on the natural gas Una to r extending large plants giving them direct service For smaller consumers it la likely that local companies would contract with the pipe company to furnish fuel it is said A SLIGHT COLLISIONS OCCUR ON STREETS "f GUN PERFECTED Rifle 30 Feet Long Can Shoot Eight Miles - Into damaged Saturday afternoon when struck by an unidentified machine while Mr Bingham was from a gasoline station Justdriving south of the Ogden river bridge Cars driven by Q H Wheelock 2589 Gramercy avenue and Nick Becrucca of Kanesville were also damaged when they collided on Twenty - fourth street between Lincoln and Grant avenues ac cording to a police report Becrucca was backing out from the curb when his machine collided with the other car the report set forth irS f ¥ H' x r ""r 'XT m 1 ' J- V- - lk- anti-aircra- av 75-m- m - 5 rrr f S1 Ov M fj"l '' 5 fa :7 33-pou- nd dog-love- rs ts ft' w ut im' ch tt i - 55-cali- 60-cali- wh r At Ul yv) -- h' N i - 1 T immmmmmmm ! ©ft I JSlm7 old-tini- — The above announcement may not cause as much excitement as the recent statement "I do not choose to run for president" but to you folks of Ogden and vicinity it means much more in dollars and cents Watch for further announcements- in this paper ' Of own cooking! m (j OET TIRED J£ K pMT Did you ver hear your wife op you mother ay that she was tired of her own cooking? We'll wager our restaurant a gain t your ap- -' petite you have Bring them here ' Sunday Open 6:30 a m 'till 2:00 a mi s ELITE CAFE St 370 Z4th Peptonian Orchestra Phone k i MONDAY PAY DAY BARGAINS $U9 SETtr SOGARM y hs one-piec- r"!: One-piec- black-and-whit- one-piec- V-ne- p 3314-- M two-piec- ts to Be Sacrificed AT AUCTION O one-piec- k Automobiles 1 m tut 75 1 '" i "WASHINGTON Jan 28— (By Mors words of praise for the manner in which the National The Associated Press)' — Official anti-ai- r ' Woolgrowers convention arrangedamage advices Kansas adoption of the 10 'J '' Corn steady steadier southments were handled are contained craft gun the longest snouted western markets iit & letter given out Saturday for shooting iron of that size ever built ' 4 Cattle steady In America was announced today publication by the Ogden chamber ojt commerce The weaHogs firm by the war department The letter written by J F Sears pon will be the standard equipment ' ' ft defenses- for fixed secretary and geneial manager of v : tha Woolgrowers' Service corpora- BIRDS AND MICE IN the and 60 1 supplementing 20 calibre machine gun bat of Yakima Wash and adtion and ' CITY DOa POUND teries dressed to Secretary J S Richards ''ft'-reads: which means a gun The 105-m— TY PARIS home The arrived Associated have Just 'I of 47 Inch bore Is today (By approximately X 'X ' Ogden Press) — Paris like the smallest vil a 60 caliber or 60 times 47 inches January 25 returningon from some busl lage has its pound That institu in length nearly 30 feet It fire by way of Spokane nesa matters I feel you are en tion abhorred of now a projectile to a straight n titled to a letter of congratulation rivals in attraction the zoological up altitude of more than 12000 on the splendid treatment your garden " -Among the fauna to yards Shells leave the muzzle at ' i guests received while in your city- which it now offers an unwanted a speed of 3000 feet per second If'-'- 4 attending the National Woolgrpw- hospitality are a superb bull a much faster than a military rifle ers convention cow two small billy-goasix bullet travels and using fixed am "I heard nothing but praise on white mice founds la the! subway munition that is prepared cartevery hand not only for your un an owl with a broken wing and a ridges like rifle cartridges and a o£ sea-gu- ll compressed air rammer and semi tiring efforts but for the efforts similarly maimed identified and others the gun your president cow whose name is Caro automatic breech-bloc- k ' ' The ' with your organization and last but line unlike the other guests is an can be fired 15 times a minute i a L'i j Ss not least for the wonderful treat A feature of this new gun in animaL The! day shtj common ment we received at the Hotel Bige-lo- arrived Caroline with other post-wa- r light sat down in the Never in all my experience is ability to re gun developments box was to and Induced garbage an worn-ooutward such observed I in have the field rifling get up with great difficulty The place earnest desire to make one feel at only It is of the loose liner type and to be find sea reclaimed is the home and happy from the man liner can be put in by tne with the broken pinion and a new crew ager down to the bellboys as was gull gun's he is shortly to be restored to hi shown by the help at the Bigelow owner The nearest approach In caliber J ! in in iiiiii iminfiSiKl'iiinri if the latter is willing to which to no did instance means length in relation to In they attempt Mrs W J Adam Mitchell France Lorraine Lambert bore to the new 105 is the navy Mrs Percival Frazer overcharge In fact it seems to me settle for his board that for the treatment the charge of New Rochelle guns which of Philadelphia post naval treaty of Philadelphia of Detroit as 55 caliber wsa small TO are Naval have FRENCH possible experts ABOLISH " -' i j f we nouceq me great amouuv ui i frr T m ft Indicated that Increased range over Jti Xl X £i JrULdUjb the in your locaJ JX 1 U — i publicity carried Standard-Examguns Is to be expectr— —T'r — i sn i x ed which may Indicate an Intennewspaper The in future iner which covered the convention PARIS — (By The Associated tion to go to a Your paper cer Press) — "Kitchen in every detail and all but for the present the army 105 Is police" with you in put- other domestic aspects of the mill in a class by itself in that regard tainly tins over these conventions tary career are soon to be abolish No other army or navy weapons "You are to be congratulated and ed in the French army according except the 6 navy eights I want to assure you again that I to persona close to the war office exceeds had a most enjoyable time while French soldiers will henceforth in your city I have an earnest de never stoop from warrior-lik- e TO ENFORCE sire to return again some day- even nity to such tasks as peeling dig po TRY is necessary for me to go tatoes All barracks will have auto it though c GERMAN SENTENCE A out of my way to do so w -matic machines for cleaning and 7 fixing vegetables PARIS — (By The Associated Cleaning and scrubbing will be Press) — Thirty-two an SCORNED CANDIDATE taken out of the hands of soldiers altercation with a years afterBerpoliceman put in those of charwomen DISLIKES VERDICT and Vogel is being pursued by the In fact it has been suggested that nard French authorities to execute a women who do this work be sentence PARIS — (By The Associated the imposed by German courts sworn into army as lady-so- lin Lorraine when the kaiser ruled Press) — A retired French general fliers hsnce the the army "co there threatens to compel the staid educational" making and carrying equality As it was shown that Vogel got Academie Francaise to consider or the sexes one further step seat to a a heavy sentence because he was his candidacy seriously among the "immortals" as axo sympathetic to the French In ELABORATE GOWN the league for called members of the illustrious German territory ess gown or Mile green a ndeoatchine man has appealed to of the literary group rights bodice has a of crepe gold Premier Poincare to calm the conThe general's letters of candi- brocade tying in front with a bow of the French offidacy says Georges Lecomte an three pleated tiers to its skirt and scientiousness officer of the Academie was re long flowing sleeves edged cials who are trying to complete with celved but it was never given out gold brocade whatever their German predecesIt was feared the public would sors left undone ' SHE TRIED laugh Vogel was condemned to twenty-IT Now newsnanfirs fliwert the een- months in Jail but fled to "Do you believe in the' power of one Now that he Is French ral Intends to ask the state coun prayer 7" France administrative cil the supreme "I would if you'd rone home an again he faces "prison because he court of France to annul the elec hour ago" — Life was arrogant" to the Germans1 tion of Louis Madelin so he the general may have a " run for his money Silence was kindness say sorm — — mmm—mX mmmm im 111 "I ' '" "for to announce his newspapers Mrs Vera Band Katherlne Bryant Mrs George D SImon Jr Rosemary Harden fantastic claim to sit with the imof New York of Chicago of New York of New York mortals and then to ' record ' that he received no votes would have had most of one's favorite spots in Paris figured on It in lovely blues been hard on the soldier's pres By BETSY SCUYLER and gray Her kerchief cap had similar figures Her feet were slip tige" NEA Service Writer oriental sandals PALM BEACH Jan 28— By their coats of tan you can tell by ped into one afternoon at the Breakers Harden was Rosemary this time just who the early arrivals were though recent ones are Casinjo in a vivid red anddancing white figured crepe frock A flaring-tongue- d PAWNSHOP LOANS It arising early these gorgeous days trying to overcome their handicap of red and smartest of the smart woven sandals In red belt MAKE BIG TOTAL With e It really is the sunny days of open air sports that endear Palm and white and a red hat with a little feather brush in red in the rear storekeepers and modern profiteers the problem beBeach to the hearts of its fans Swimming is gorgeous this year and all out time Is "How much profit can we get?" With at them costume's fore her coloring PARIS — (By The Associated so are boating tennis golf archery at the Everglades club polo broughtchildren who our objective point Is how little we cam Stores SeweM's United wear all dozen vivid the little The as romp by striped Press)-- There are many thing? matches at Phipps field fishing from the Poinciana dock — not to men- checked or merchandise In order e We never sell for buy cheap or suits Little Lorraine Lambert in pawn in Paris as there are fampolka dotted tion sitting at the little round tables in the Cocoanut grove sipping who f swims r daily our with goods of merit stores but stock to make Mrs ilies and the Cecil a credit cute mother has with Lambert her prices cheap municipal pop tea or what will you — and dancing between drinks which we are content to sell at the lowest possible profit Our orange colored suit—orange trousers and orange and white striped ularly called the "Nail" ranks with stocks abounding in variety and glittering with newness A new fad is flourishing that adds zest —the cafeteria style luncheons upper Like many of the little tots she often wears a wide brimmed the big banks in Its loan totals There are at present half a mil at the Bath and Tennis club that have sprung out of the fact i that hat to ward off the wicked rays of this Palm Beach sun pledged for an av when the swimmers hang their clothes on a hickory limb around 11 Beach wr&ps may be ornate capes or squares of rubberized silk lion objects ot jio each and there is a! erage o clock — the hour for swimming—they Just can't stay out of the water toweling or feven oilcloth In gay shade or they may be a version ot constant turnover Jewelry rep nor can-thecome out for several hours So luncheon hour becomes the popular coolie coat Mrs w J Adams sometimes wears one of resents LARD more than nine-tentof a movable thing Just drop in and serve yourself It's quite the thing the latter in a kind of rough toweling In rose and black shades over the collateral are there although As each sport calls for its own type of nonchalant apparel there a e black costume dozens of automobiles in for win 67c is a riot of Individuality seen along the beach and in different clubs ter "storage" Yellow shows increasing popularity So do sand shades as But e A curious department is the "bathing Buits in geometric designs are always the choice usual the White costume properly accessoried is absolutely the COFFEE 47c roofn where people living in cramp of distance swimmers Mrs Vera Brand exemplifies the smartness of finest of all in this brilliant setting bi ed e quarters often leave their the vogue in one she often wears' of black jersey e CORN OR PEASsGcqform!' For golf 0n the Everglades links the :29c white costume is cycles taking them out only for with a deepf in white and a white rubber cap of great jaunti-nes- s as someone when summer headway as months smart making the Katherlne Especially 2 cans Corn for Gentleman or Pea Sweet sifted with a turned-uCountry front brim and turned down back 20£ uryapt starts golfing she goes early each day — usually in a white 12 5 £ Tender Stringiest Beans 2 cans for Fashion is bursting into print again in sports clothes as well as outfit one of which featured a new notched collar and black tie and 5 good SCOTCH HUJIOR pounds Mrs Percival Frazer that stunning matron who a smart little tailored belt—all new DTfr Blue 9£i evening gowns ' touches Rose A Scotsman rang up a doctor in usually trots her three children along with her swims each day in a 5 pounds fancy long head Rice Anpther white devotee Is little Frances Mitchell who Is here with a state of great agitation 40 beautiful print silk suit It has tiny flowers in white son a deep ner momer ana grandfather EJ T Stotesbury of Philadelphia come once 5 pounds Navy or Red Mexican Chill Beansat he said She "ma violet background and the deep and hip-lin- e are e of wore a bandings white silk with a kerchief collar that was wee bairn has swallowed a sax- 5 pounds large Lima or Bayo Beans 4i)£ violet A series of perky bows livens up the suit She often wears topped bynatty a Sraglan sleeved white homesDun coat With it aha rhnac pence" FT Af APHWI A real economy food product made In Ogden some of the new bathing Jewelry — a bracelet above the elbow or a a little black old is "How it?" Ballybunti hat with a slightly rolled brim and som of lUiibiuUn! Your choice of Macaroni Spaghetti Sea necklace of rubber beads in some stunning color "1894" — Tit-Bithe sWankiest sandals that have walked Palm Beach this season iJC Shells or Stars 5 pounds for Mrs George D Simon Jr likes prints too I "saw her one day were of black and white printed linen with black kid trim- 2 pounds fancy Sago Tapioca Split Peas or Pearl Barley They 25£ at the Breakers beach in a French bathing suit of printed silk that mings fey- off-stoc- An automobile driven by Don Bingham of Marriott was slightly SkyJ-- coyeringr CHICAGO — Wheat steady - $7000-00- 0 - Sugar steady better spot de mand Coffeo European ateady j ANTI-AIRCRA- FT KEEP STOMACH KIWANIS CHIEF IN OGDEN TODAY Confers On Convention Ogdenites Going To S t ' r i ! I of World's Wealth Represented on Little Strip of Land Off Georgia Coast Last Slave Ship Once Stopped There Has Duck Hunting and Golf L Course i One-sixt- h L Affair R L Given district governor of Utah and Idaho KIwanis clubs was scheduled to be in Ogden this morning to meet with committees of the Ogden Kiwanis club making preparations for the district convention (to be held here this summer according to S Fred Norton chairman of the convention committee ' This Mas to be held in the Hotel Bigelow at 9:30 a in Mr Given is en route from his home in Boise to Salt Lake to attend a meeting of the district trustees Monday The Salt 'JLake KIwanis club will entertain the district trustees anu the Ogden Kiwanians at its weekly luncheon Monday noon and at a dinner dance Monday night in the Hotel Utah Twenty-fiv- e or 30 members ot the Ogden Kiwanus club are expected to motor to Salt Lake for the luncheon and dance Mr Norton said While there the district trustees and Salt Lake club will be urged to assist in advertising the annual convention in Ogden this summei Chairmen of the various convention committees are: Frank Browning finance Judge TV H Reeder Jr program A M Merrill publicity Wllford Bramweli registration Dr E P Mills luncheon and banquet David JTVilson special entertainment Dr Wallace Budge ladies' entertainment Dr W S Paine music and stunts R M Hoggan decorations N Oscar Malan reception Dr Paine Inter-clu- b affairs Seymour V Prows community singing and Henry Olson halls and meeting places - No Scandal Occurs At Rich Man's Resort On jekyllrlsle ! BY MILLARD FERGUSOX Correspondent of The Standard-Examiner 1S28 Consolidated (Copyright Press Association ) BRUNSWICK Ga Jan 28 — One-sixt- h of the wealth of the world is said to be represented by the millionaires on wintering a comparatively Jekyll Island small strip of land off the Georgia coast where a brewery did a brisk business in colonial times and where the last of the slave the Wanderer came to anchor ships after her final voyage across the Atlantic One hundred millionaires including the Rockefellers Goulds Vandervilts and Morgans make up the ' cjub which owns Jekyll Island And the height of the season now finds an unusual number of them enjoying the jazz free old fashioned life which makes this island of millionaires one of the world's most remarkable resorts Speeial As-to- rs NO SCANDAL THERE Never hast there been any scandal on Jekyll "never any romances never any happenings that figured later in the divorce courts Life there has none of the glitter of Deauville and of Palm Beach The richest men of their time ask merely "shirt sleeve" comfort on their Georgia island where they assure themselves seclusion by guards who patrol the entire coast line Homes offering every luxury hlgh-iSow-er- ed are (here and a club house furnishes quarters for scores of guests but there is a simplicity and plainness abqut Jekyll which set it apart from gaudy gathering places j of the rich Mrs May Jfoel Bunkley Xormerly a stenographer at the club house on J4kyll once wrote an account of her fxperiences on the Island in which she declared that these were the most industrious the best informed and the most courteous men she had ever jjknown The Carnegies discovered Jekyll afterj they had built their castlelike Dungeness on Cumberland island near by A club of the richest men in the world was organ ized Jekyll was bought and since then shas become the island of 10ft millionaires iThe season opens at the close of the ChristmasSholidays I and Jasts until March Atf the ceijter of Jekyll is an artificial lake made a feeding ground for ducks and there duck The hunting11de luxe is enjoyed Island miles long and two miles wide! has SO1 miles of driveways and bicycle pahs Tennis surf bathing fishing and golf are siI part ot the sports on the island Ari old mart's golf club for players aver 70 is one of the most interesting organizations on Jekyll George F Bdker was one of the prime movers in the Old Man's club and ior several years held the club charqplonship sDrake in a report to Siri Francis muni-millionair- es I I WOLVES ATTACK NURSE IN CAR Eat What You Want Soldiers Rescue Girl Ma rooned On Desert Near Bagdad MOSUL Irak Jan 28 — (By The Associated Press) — After harrow Ing experiences in the desert be tween Mosul and Bagdad during " which her automobile broke down h"'T:"--i it'v--"- j on the brink of a precipice and she was attacked by wolves Miss Alice Carr Near East relief nurse who is en route to Smyrna arrived here toaay ins American nurse who en "" : v v ? dured the dangerous trip from Bag- I:"f : ? s J ' " dad to Smyrna alone was found 4 after wandering helplessly for three t nights in the desert by a British officer and Assyrian soldiers The men fought off the wolves with rifles provided Miss Carr with shelter and food and then brought her in an army motor car to Mosul Miss Carr carried 110000 for Assyrian relief and when she was reported missing yesterday it was n nen the food you eat goes ixxio feared that she might have been d it sours your waylaid by marauding tribesmen and can't digest stomach makes foul gas or bandits and sour bile The blood takes these poisonous acids and carries WIDE NECKLINES them the body Natur Tailored dresses of printed silk ally it through makes you miserable and new distinction this spring by despondent because your system gain their wide necklines is not nourished — you lose weight round or square they tend to be dissolves the Pape's Diapepsin shallow "but wide on the shoulder acids and sweetens the stomach It digests the food no more sour Queen Elizabeth in 1587 mentioned bile is taken up by the blood Jekyll island In 1734 General Your appetite Is like a youngster's Oglethorpe established a garrison again and gradually you get back on Jekyll and at one time he and your health flesh and energy Chew a tablet or two of Lady Oglethorpe made their home there In 1859 the "Wanderer" Diapepsin after meals It Pape's tastes touched at Jekyll with a cargo of good and relieves the misery of slaves the last of the slave ships Indigestion in five minutes It The enormous iron cauldron used will keep your stomach young and on board to cook food for the vigorous so you can eat anything wretched passengers stands now in you want without being afraid of front of the "chapel on Jekyll the consequences 'f ft r acid-soake- ": £ '" 33c bn70 Del Monts fancy sliced I IDT ptirC2V-ayrup 2 No 1 tall cant or halved In heavy OA for' CVL cans Sunklst fancy sliced or halved fancy table Peachea In heavy syrup 39£ 2 tall No 1 cans Del Monte fancy Apricots Blackberries or i Loganberries 33 J 1 AM en Berry or Large Fruit (ZQn flavored Jam VjL Jar fancy pure Strawberry or Raspberry i Preserve! SI 10 Jar pure Peach Plum Apricot or Apricot-Pineappl- e f)8£ 2 small cans assorted Pure Fruit Jam 2 small cans pure Strawberry or Raspberry Jam 35 No 10 can (S pounds net) pure Apricot Jam SI Ill No YOUNG I ! SOAP - Jlill TJTS?: TOILET SOAP 25c 85 7c 10 bars Dona Castile with large Cannon Bath Towel 3 large oval bars Lemon Toilet Soap JELLO Dacka'oT! 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