Show toe 4—C -E- MERCURY DROPS 17 20 M MINUTE Ships Off Newfoundland Encounter Freaks STANDARD-EXAMINE- THEL- sman'':' But a salt bitten seaman of OFFICE- TrtE- WILL - 'PackingWILL rea- the sonably long experience along: to be familAtlantic coast the iar with situations In which abnotion would not seem at all surd Reports received by the hydro-graphoffice' of the navy frequently describe just such sharp rechanges of temperature within demarkably short distances One scribing an experience aboard the cable steamer Minia off Newfound land relates that as the ship's bow was about to enter a wall of dense fog the sea temperature was 35 degrees and as her 56stern passed over the line it was degrees The fogs off Newfoundland aver age 500 feet in height some rising3000 feet They are due the hydrographers have learned to the blowing of warm moisture-lade- n winds from the gulf stream and other warm waters over the cold er waters of the Labrador currents and waters contiguous to the Grand Banks The sharp temperature changes are particularly noticeable at the Grand Batiks and Cape Hatteras There the currents of cold water flowing southward at an average rate of about one knot scrape edges most closely with the gulf stream which carries much warmer water In a northerly direction at a 2Vt knot speed The cold inshore waters extend out to" about curve and a the change of 20 degrees in the tern perature of the sea within one min ute while crossing from the Dia mond Shoal lightship to the gulf stream is not infrequent During a hurricane one report relates a sailing master alternat ing watch with his wife told of being blown in darkness and thick weather Inside the curve The air which had been balmy suddenly became cold and the wife who was "conning" asked for her coat The master awak ened by that request realized he was within the curve and apwater and proaching shallow dropped anchor f rMPPlED'HrV U Gk0 Tfte fE YOU TO "PiauT — tJFU vr 2N WOULD i itit —- OR CCA- H- on up ro J?iGrwr -- TO'NtG-tY- i- : two-year-o- ic YOU —— THE OFFICE- ftOllf f - TUVtf CLOIMO-Tl- — Of? 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I'LL' two-year-o- ld full-siste- rs tion records made in his herd KANSAS CITY HOST TO 65 CONVENTIONS KANSAS CITY Itf v mca Oi Austrian Police Learn Sciences to Qualify for Places on Force Ogden Mmiet me fTtv Thft Anaft- - ciated Press)— This year will hold just one convention after another ior Kansas City Sixty-fiv- e conventions and 10 major sports events several of na tional importance in each group were listed today on the calendar of William M Symon manager of the convention bureau of the Kan sas City chamber of commerce ine Kepublican national vention which will meet June 12 is the outstanding affair on the schedule During May the General Methodist conference will be held here The church leaders will leave convention hall just in time for political leaders to take nvw the building for the selection of nominees lor' president and vice After the Republican presidentconvention the city will entertain another church organization the Baptist Young People's Union of America" which will meet July 4 to 7 Outstanding snorts evervtt nf th year will be the American Bowling congress tournament March 3 to ne National A A U May 3i basketball tournament in March nnen cnlf and the tournament at the Lakewood course June lb to 17 CRISP LETTUCE ' To keep lettuce crisp separate the leaves and wash shake put In a stone Jar air tight and place in full-fledg- ed safe-crack- two-ye- ar ng s - Mid-Americ- an a whole menagerie of There small animals which Austrian laws forbid hunters to shoot an entire acquariumiof rare fish which Austrian policemen are called upon to protect from marauding fishermen a complete aviary of scarce birds which the! ornithological authori near the ice ties wish to perpetuate and hun dreds of varieties of delicate flow era and trees which the public is forbidden to touch Students in the Police academy are obliged to fa mlliarlze themselves with every one of these specimens so that he can identify them at an instant's j notice Few apothecary establishments have a mbre complete variety of poisonous drugs and chemicals than the polices academy These are studied and analyzed by Austria's future policemen and detectives who soon learn how to detect any of the various poisons or knockout drops used by suicides murderers or thugs In addition to elementary courses in chemistry students are given instruction in the rudiments of medicine anatomyi hy treatment giene and flrst-al- d Austrian police recruits range in age from 18 to 25 As an Incentive to conscientious study and hard work they are paid while learning Politeness and civility to the public are stressed fat Dog's Death Sentence Appealed - fllDDIIEITM V' - v KS TRAVEL BY CAMEL AKMOLINSK Kazakstan Re — (By The Associated public — Press) A system of ""wandering savings banks" has been organized here to encourage and facilitate savings among the Kirghizes and Kalmicks nomadic tribes of Mongolian origin who roam the steppes and deserts east of the Caspian sea The whole outfit and personnel of these new banks will travel on camels moving slowly from settlement to settlement - prime minis fire-arm- Valborg R Wheelwright to Maud Morgan and Laura Bradshaw a part of lot 7 block 4 plat B Ogden city survey $10' John Leo Cooney and wife Thelma W to Roy S Child a part of northeast Vt of section 18 town ship 6 north range 1 west Salt Lake meridian $10 DANCE- one-tim- e ter the Vienna Police academy contains niot only a whole museum of criminal devices used by bur glars murderers bandits and coun terfeiters ibut a scientific labora VIENNA Austria — (By The As phase of police work and criminal tory with ievery known means for the detection of crime sociated Press)-r- Vienna has one investigation There are thousands of sped Vienna "rookies" the in Police of the best trained and most ef- school which is national In char- mens of bloodstains finger-print- s ficient police forces in the world acter not only are required to take footprints forged passports coun money falsified documents Unlike most American police train from eight to 10 hours of instruc- terfeit of every description masks false drill in practical police beards tion and ing schools which give recruits work and examples of al toi4pes are but tp obliged every day only a few months of drill before live at most artifice and trick known everyf are and school the subject to crime The varieties s turning them out on the street as to military discipline of policemen the Vienna and blackjacks bludgeons daggers Police academy gives its men a In charge of Franz Shober presan fill devices would course in every ident of police of the Austrian re- arsenal thorough $10 STREET CAR MEN'S Seventh Annual public and S ? : : Tuesday Jan 31 ITT IT tvT (13 IN HIS REVUSICAL The United States supreme court may be asked to decide tbe fate Kaiser Bill German police dog of Mt Sterling Ky sentenced to death as a slayer of sheep His mistress Mrs Minnie Gay (inset) has filed to carry the case out of the circuit court to the state ap Mrs Gay says Kaiser Bill accused of killing 36 sheep peals court ol a neighbor is the guardian and playmate of Ann Ratliff Gay 3 with whom he is shown in the picture V ( A FANCHON & MARCO "IDEA" Featuring " ALFRED BROWER LEW DUNBAR BESSIE HALL FRED PIERCE JUNE CLYDE ' "! Claiming she was frequently beaten given little food and" no pay in the four years she was a servant for a New Orleans woman Anna Lameu German peasant girl Is pictured bere after undergoing a hospital examination The mistress says the girl was mentally defiicient and she struck her only after the girl had committed acts that were "revolting" " i V GIRLS-GI-RLS ld MIRTH AND MUSIC 20 BEAUTIFUL ARTISTS MODELS SCREAMINGLY FUNNY MONASTERY STANDS AT COLUMBUS PORT f CAST 0F' yyy """ Place where the explorer spent his last night before sailing on his quest Almost three-quarteof a century ago the monastery of La Ra-biwhence" Columbus sailed to the new world was ordered demolished by the government and the land where It stood save that occupied by a little church was ordered turned over to truck gar deners for the raising of onions and i cauliflower But the governor who received the order was soon removed and his successor declnled to carry out the royal decree His name was Mariano Castilla and in his honor the city of Huelva has named a street after him and the monastery has now placed his portrait In the room occupied by Father Marchena who helped Columbus In his enterprise rs da HE SOREE Sv- STREET NAMED FOR I CINCINNATI— (By The Associated Press) — The quickest way to get to East Hollister street in Cincinnati is to ask for "Garry Herrmann Street" for the thoroughfare is best known as the location of the home of the retired president of the Cincinnati National league baseball club East Hollister street is only a block In length and very hard to find but the term "Garry Herrmann street" Is the open sesame to its location ' Persons living on the street regularly identify the location of their homes as "East Hollister — that's where Garry Herrmann lives" 4 Days r!lk out in the aisle wtth laughter! I Vj U A C'V AVi— 0ZJzs g f Paramount Pire v( tAiiV If Paramount ?±!VVV lK iW3l3£££ ISnV I v X N ?2k ' Mack' Sennett llliF" k SU roll their lin don't silk ' socks J but y j fA Conk- - FMd - POPULAR CITIZEN Mattnee 15c and ?0c Evening 15c 35c and 50c Leges 75c- PRCES ' ' 4:10 7 9:15 and Monday Tuesday Sunday itST fil ' 3 - SfA I Lj SS SsS ' y1 24:1079:15 Starting Today at w i 1 m STARTING I WEDNESDAY "OLD IRONSIDES" I POPULAR PRICES To Avoid Parking Inconvenience Ride the Street Cars NOW PLAYING! I BAR IN PARIS STORE PARIS — (By The Associated Press) — Shoppers now haveserv-a long mahogany bar at their ice in one! of the Paris department stores The women are rather shy of it yet but go Just to see the Innovation and that's how It was with Sam and Molly Thorn hill They fought to get married - Gosh I how they foughtl They fought after they got married— Gosh how they fought!— and then she fought to get unmarried — but you oughter see Laura on the witness stand and you oughter see Laura- - on her feller's piazza and you've gotta see Laura In Silk Stockings— j ' COMING SOON v GUARANTEED Good Time for Everyone ( HEAVEN By Willard Mack and H H Van Loan I-- w Kid of the New York underworld never knew a mother And when he found out who she was — he was on the way to the gallows for a crime he committed to" pro tect her honor ! A sweet mother love story — gripping drama of the underworld — a romance of Broadway's night lifeVll all in one t un-AlTffllf TALL OGDEN IS WAITING for tlie V WORLD'S GREATEST j O TJ if 1110 Also COMEDY ORPHEUM ORCHESTRA NEWS EVENTS SPECIAL MUSIC Matinee 25c and 10c Nights 35c and 10c Next Sunday and Monday Feb E III V If 7A nm m wa WW Omt fUGi SUCXUS TOGGLES Added Features Al Cooke and Kit Guard in "Beauty Parlor" Comedy Latest Pathe News Halliday at the Wurlltzer j Shows 3 5 7 9 —No Raise In Prices Coming— Raymond Keane in "THE LONE EAGLE f Coming Soon J The most beautiful picture of all times — SEVENTH HEAVEN 5 6 ' -- f i OTION PICTURE Standard-Examin- er AN JbflC OF THE SCREEN "Quality Photoplays'' COMEDY 4 Free Refreshments Now Playing WHElIj ! i New and Old Time Dances A j I r Benefit Sick Fund Local 418 Benfmna He's Here Yf V 4 N ON THE STAGE ed some very good cows for founHUBLVA Spain— (By The Asdation stock and the wisdom of sociated Press) —A monuhis selection is borne out by the ment to Columbus great Initiated In large number of splendid produc- America is to be erected in the T -- Josephine F Olson county recorder today reported the following real estate transfers: T G Wheelwright and wife Agnes to B A Wilson a part of southwest M of section 3 township 5 north range 1 west Salt' Lake meridian $2000j D P Stephens and wife Mary to Rees D Stephens a part of lot 10 block 4 South Ogden survey $10 Ogden i State Bank to Lawrence A Barrett part of northeast 4 of section 14 township 6 north range 2 west Salt Lake meridian U S survey $375 Froerer & Fowles Inc to William S Flewelling a part of lot 20 and 21 block 3 Childs addition to 8 t rs showings' When Cornish was starting his herd a few years ago he purchas- r r - er m Real Estate Transfers : ld m 100-fatho- Its 1 : j moment CLOSW-- — ii p l j evEf?v 'Sf?lNO' - NEW YORK Jan 28 — On a rocky farm on the Hudson river at Cold Spring 53 miles north of! here the purebred Jersey cow Fon Owlet has completed an official production test which makes her the 305-da- y world champion Jersey in the junior class Fon Owlet is owned and was tested by E J Cornish a New York business man who has been very successful in breeding high producing registered Jerseys Cornish started Fon Owlet on test when she was two years and 3 months of age and in the follow ing 305 days she produced 65608 pounds of butterfat and 12874 If she calves pounds of milk within 14 months of previous freshening she will qualify for a Gold Medal offered by the American Jersey Cattle club New York This great producer has a very rich pedigree Her grandsire is Fern's Wexford Noble the bull that was grand champion at the National Dairy show for three years in succession - Another grandsire and three great grand- sires are Gold Medal bulls Fon to Owlet is Eloise a half-sistthe 305-da- y champion of New York In the senior class Other and half-sistehave all made remarkable - UKfc —-'par Thn thatra H1 romn tn hnlrt m 4fSni place in the life of the community — a place Tor relaxation ana enjoyment—always at your L MARCUS ENTERPRISES command fpiHHIIilllH Produces 12874 Pounds of Milk In 305 Days i— YOlft?t OrONG- - Oaf TO Will 33(?Kg DfWo "Slave Girl" NEW RECORDS fa WASHINGTON Jan 27— (By The Associated Tress) — The Idea of putting on ah overcoat to move from one end of a front porch to the other never occurs to the land- 100-ratho- SUNDAY MORNING JANUARY 29 1923 R JERSEY SETS OOESWT IT SET YOllP iGOMi FOtfG-t- f of Weather OGDEN Vant Ads Mahe Bargain Finding Elasy 4) |