Show MONDAY EVENING JANUARY 30 1928 THE OGDEN - STAND ARIXEXAMINER 4 Agricultural Industry In D S Sees Possibility of Some By George Clark OHIO OPPOSES SIDE GLANCES DAM PROPOSAL Dislikes Idea of Govern ment In Power " Business Improvement During 1928 i Wool Dairy Products Fear Increased Potato Acreage May Outlook" Good for Beef Cattle COLUMBUS O iJan 30— (By he Associated to any feature of the Boulder can on dam proposal which would put the government In the electric pow er business was expressed In a Statement issued tdday by the Ohio chamber of commerce The chamber however said it favored flood control The proposal the! statement de clared would open a "wide crack in tne aoor ror entry or state so and a demand situation about the same as for the 1927 crop The danger of damage from boll weevil still exists in spite of the extremely low temperatures in January and still looms as a material factor in determining yield per acre Cotton growers have in their own con trol the determination of acreage and to the extent to which they increase their acreage over that planted in 1927 they will tend to reduce the total return from the 1928- - crop "Hog prices seem likely to show some strengthening but no very material change beyond the usual seasonal fluctuations until next fall and winter when market sup plies will probably be affected by the curtailed production resulting from the present unsatisfactory price situation WOOL FAVORABLE "With wool stocks in this coun try light and with a strong foreign market the outlook for wool growers appears favorable Sheep numbers continue to Increase and prospects indicate a lamb crop for 1928 somewhat larger than a year ago Jjemana lor iamD is not nicely to improve sufficiently to offset the prospective increase in I cialism" I MM on Prea3)--Oppositi- and Poultry Tend to Decrease Prices WASHINGTON Jan 80— (By The Associated Press)— The agricultural industry as a whole "may market sitanticipate a domestic uation for the 1928 production at least equal to that of the present winter with the possibility of somo the department of Improvement' said Sunday in its anagricultureoutlook nual farm report After analyzing the demand for domajor crops the foreign and and mestic market credit labor equipment the report summarized the condition of the country as a whole with the statement that "some improvement is expected if farmers avoid expansion of production and continue their efforts to balance production with demand" A better balance prevailed between the different lines of products than in any agricultural other recent yearwith the excep-to tion of feed crops in relation livestock the report said adding that expansion particularly in cash crops is to be guarded against in order further to stabilize the in- dustry and Increase the 1928 income FOREIGN COMPETITION "Foreign demand for the agricultural products of 1928 probably will be no better than it was for thoae of 1927 the report said "The purchasing power of foreign countries seems likely to be no greater than during the present isseason andto for-be likely eign competition WEBER COLLEGE l the state ment said because the state pays sir times the taxes of the rerion Ohio was interested "I have seen the glories of art and architecture and of river and mountain I have seen the sun set on the Jungfrau and the moon rise on Mount Blanc But the fairest visions on which these eys ever rested was the flag of my country in a foreign port Beautiful as a flower to those who love it terrible as a meteor to those who hate it it is the symbol and the power and the glory and the honor of Americans" — George F Hoar COMING CONTESTS Miss Irvine head of the to be directly benefited by the dam puDiic Dorothy an department speaKing The statement was accompanied by nounces the following contests: D A R open to girls March 9 report Onj the dam pronosal by Samuel S: TWyer Columbus con- High school assembly Prelimin sulting engineer for the Ohio ary on March 5 at meeting place of the D A R chamber of commerce S A R open to boys March SET FORTH REASONS 16 high school assembly Elimin Seven reasons were set forth by ating contest on March 12 high the chamber for its stand on the school two are These of the great on proposal as follows: contests nual of school and the 1 The territory directly benefit ed involves the loer counties of are of much interest jCalif ornia and parts of adjoining FINE SAYS ROBINSON states The territdry pays about Supervisor Mark Robinson of per cent of the taxes of the the music department of the city United States government Ohio schools visited the high school on alone pays six times the taxes of Friday He said: "Your music de the directly interested region Sev- partment is making splendid prog en states Ohio Illl ress I note a big improvement time II come nois Massachusetts Michigan every are about 140 students There "Mohair producers have an im- Pennsylvania New Jersey and New now enrolled in the music depart dediate outlook much better than York pay 69 per cent of the United menu exclusive or the 4o mem but looking c further last year 69 or States government 'taxes bers of the R O T C band n f scuvice me C ahead they should be careful not times those of the benefited region to expand production more rapid "2 The bill now before con GOOD ATTENDANCE "How gallant you would have looked Egbert marching away to greater ly than domestic! requirements gress empowers some future sec Irwin reports that "The agricultural credit situation "The dairy industry appears to fight for me dressed like that!" retary of the interior at his own 24 students out of 60 enrolled were in most sections of the country is be in fully as strong a position discretion to engage the govern not absent nor tardy during the somewhat improved over that of a as a year ago With indications of We consider this m ent In the manufacture and sale first semester The credit supply In only moderate expansion In pro with an average yield would give year ago financial centers continues adund-an- t duction Domestic demand is like a larger crop of electric power This concentra a pretty good record and rates on commercial loams ly to be maintained during the FRUIT PRODUCTION tlon of power in one man without BULLETIN BOX shown a f ur- - coming year and consumption is and investments- have' "Fruit production has reached a of appeal is in itself novel ' right box The by the bulletin board marther decline to to is to difficult increase fast where continue it point "3 There is no hazard of life used to receive contributions "Farm labor will probably be likely er than production so that the in- ket these crops at satisfactory The articles under this headIn floods the Imperial valley to O II S Newsthe from on duty is back available in a slightly larger sup- creasing foreign supplies will be prices in years when weather con are furnished this newspaper ing! of California half the first at least illness a after brief during It was to again are favorable for good further drawn upon ply supplement ditions by the publicity tiepartmenta ol "4 The erection of the proposed taken down for a while because Farm wages and the domestic production of 1928 of the very heavy view In the theatres yields not dam in Boulder cannon would serve the notes received for the Aunt "Numbers of horse and mule losses experienced when an exces prices of farm machinery are- mato protect Imperial valley from Jane Corner gave it palpitation of likely to change and building colts indicate further decreases in sive acreage of fruit trees is plant terials when purchased in quanti- work animals for several years to ed it is hoped that future plant- Excellent Acting In floods originating afbove the point the heart but now that it is back ties probably will be lower than come urged to take ings will be influenced more by but not below the point of the the' studentsof are 'Noose'last year" there and it At SITUATION the POULTRY time for advantage being' the long prospects Orpheum a dam would valuable It provide Summaries of the 1928 outlook to with fill clever it temin overflowing fruits and less by question have favor producers agency for irrigation and would things for the notes Not enough for major crops and livestock fol- able'Poultry conditians" porary Nickle Elkins the young runner provide a water supply for the- city of the students are prospects of a higher level low: represented in of for both live so narrowly escapes the gal- - of Los Angeles and dressed who prices as news have stated I the but WORLD WHEAT CROP r least poultry at during the first to we are unable go around "5 befojre of The dam value for the will prob- half of the year because of lighter in th screen's role of honor as the "The world wheat crop so if you have or supplies in storage and prospective of Richard Barthelmess' production of hydroelectric power and solicit them result ably again be large if average you think will be of sefine llportrayal of this character is debatable Boulder dam being anything favorable demand The low stor better than average yields arewinschool and clever please interest Rrld is and Rnarselv there ndw Orsituated in 'an in "The Noose" at the curedUnless heavy age holdings of eggs and the fav it in the box and it will go drop ter killing) in' hard winter wheat orable outcome tf the 1927 stor aboiit theatre 250 settled miles from pheui region in areas any material increase in the age season with the number of Barthelmess gives to the central the industrial center f—M K wheat red of hard spring acreage of the story a vitality and practically unchanged the- pro "6 figure of layers construction In the United Sttaes will further should result in higher egg prices sincerity that comes only from posed dam at Boulder canyon would TO THE DRUG STORE tend to increase the world supply during the coming year natural and his perform acting a not of recurrence dis to Joyce Kilmer) the (With prevent next winter and fall for market About the same quantity of ance in this role is one of the best astrous nood of 1906 which was I thinkapologies never see I shall that and probably reduce returns to feed grains is available for the ever he has done Caused by the Gild river a conflu A store as popular as thee growers as compared to 1926 or rest of the season as a year ago "The Noose" is the First Na ent of the Colorado river much The outlook for durum stocks of legume and other' hays 1927 screen version of Willard nearer tional A store whose face ia always turn- inwheat is quite uncertain but the Imperial valley are unusually large but there is a sensational! play of the un Macks creased competition is in prospect slightly or smaller supply of by typical instance It is the Istory of a youth therTi This is acentralization Accompanied by a remarkable derwprld "Oats are likely to meet a less product feeds Prices of of au To that great institute of learning as wno ' increasing j bad of led beauties Sunkist into evil ways group by togeth favorable market in the next crop uct feeds and feed grains therefore er with sqIo dancers and singers companions but Who goes to the thority and expenditures in fed A store who may in winter shelter present prices are large probably will continue higher than one of America's year ince below-averaeral bureaus Plausible arguments Students— running helter-skeltleading comedians defense of his mother's reputation to due for yields ly a year ago but hay prices much entertained hundreds of Ogden peo wnenj It is assailed and - nearly are always urged for each step in two years lower' ple Sunday afternoon and evening givesjnis ure in so doing consolidation This particular proj A store whose shelfy walls have "Barley is unlikely to bring as of feed 'Present acreages crops at Paramount theatre Will Noose" is Tljie in ect involves municipal water supheard and thrilling high prices in 1928 at in 1927 when and hay exceed the needs of pres Kingthewith his partner and the-otterestmg entertainment and the ply and the manufacture and sale Many confessions—old and blurred there was a shortage of feed grains ent aggregate livestock numbers ers of this "revuslcal will star is surrounded toy a fine cast of of electricity by the federal govcomedy" In Europe of this unbalanced continue at the Paramount today You serve as a secluded rendez capable actors and actreses The" continued decrease ift the Adjustments ernment for purely local uses should be in the direction and Tuesday vousLiria humbers of hay consuming animals situation former "Follies' Basquette of fewer acres of feed While King and Lew Dunbar rath CENTRALIZED POWERS to is For star seen as Dot dancing coupled with the unusually large er than more livestock crops the erring students who come who acts as his foil present sever cabaret Is a carry-ovin sight from the large "This ideas from far the who sticks you cry the girl by boy al clever numbers their keenest POTATO ACREAGE 1927 crop indicates that even thick and thin Thelma of the founders of this govern"Potato growers in all the north humor is disclosed in the presen through Todd is are built for business places ehould the 1928 crop be below av eastern the butterfly 'who ment" the statement concluded Stores seventh aesers mm society and north central states tation of the famous 3 But in the drug store sees our rage supplies of hay in 1928-2of hour need hi$ only to "If center! y the Dempsey-Tunneof the present tendency will probably exceed normal- - live appear to be planning substantial round faces Iove Ddrtravs "vil the Montague and administration in Wash power fight King: is an entire show in lain"! in a convincing increases in their acreages If himself! r— H H stock requirements and ington for all sorts of purposes is and as he has brought a the cast includes such mannerj "Corn - acreage for the entire these intentions are carried out clever playand western growers do not de large company to Ogden with him ers as Alice Joycei Ed Brady! Jay not checked the states of the union "I'M IN THE HOSPITAL" country in 1928 will probably show is considered the Eaton Robert E will be reduced to the position of their acreages more than the attraction little change from last year if nor- creasenow I was a small lad —moth When O'Connor) and ever event scheduled by x iiairtes two next mere the within counties plan there is little prob biggest mal weather prevails at planting they er was forever warning me not & Marco organiza Fanchon time with average yieldsa 1928 ability of returns from potatoes the to play in the streets because of Additional nn fhii htii or three generations" humhorx tion crop about equal to 1927 may be equal to those secured during the which remains today Tuesday and the danger of being run over by CLEVER ASSISTANTS horses and carriages Her warnexpected and with the more nor last three years are com Bie weanesaay Bot the an excel June Clyde who has "Cabbage acreage should be lent mal geographic distribution of the me to manhood — with if'Shamrock grew edy and ings Is o£ voice Inter one and CaliforAlley" crop prices are more likely to ap- moderately reduced to restore the nia's most comely young women national News Keel went with me everywhere seem to a better level There is has keen average for the 1925 prices proach the those ing to protect me against — yes! as honors for May rivalry which have pre no justification if or continuing the Packer solo crop than Now I being even automobiles seems dancer equal vailed to date for the 1927 crop present upward trend in acreage of beauty especially an admirer CHURCH FIRE two attractive LOSS other young ly "Onion acreage in late or main CATTLE MARKET in women stood one day and Charlotte Homen who "Beef cattle for slaughter and crop states if reduced 10 per cent women IS HALF stared at a beautiful girl — stared MILLION a rope dance and Margue as stockers and feeders seem rea below the 1327 acreage would gives the French heels to the top toe Shawl rite dancer 'also win SO— (By from BALTIMORE Jan eonably certain to meet a market with average yields result in a much applause Alfred Brown does of hat without her — TUKUNTO Jan' 20 (Tiv The The Associated Press) Battering in 1928 that will average higher crop about the same size as that an interesting Russian dance and Associated Grecian ankles the the — missing a Fire of unde Frees)! twice his head plate Venetian line of her lovely body through than in 1"92I although the peak produced in 1925 and would likely Fred Pierce who has a very good termjned origin neck bo restore the more favorable price voice early today virtu glasa window then slashing prices of that year may not catRussian sables and Spanish in several numbers any destroyed tie appears Market supplies of level or tnat season In the inter Metropolitan and wrists with the glass frag- her equaled ear & Then regardless of the are Marco Fanchon shows one rings chur?h of man the about 6 dressed well united ments a 1928 will to be leading in mediate states tle growers probably snipping Diana I started to folfor the beautiful cnurcnes in the dominion iOnlv 40 oncoming at the himself killed old 10 per cent smaller than in 1927 w6ld hardly be justified in in usually notable years this queen — and then I awoke of Suhkist beauties danc- the walls and tower were left terminal - "When Amerlcancotton growers creasing their acreage above that groups station of the Washing- low ensembles in form the attractions that hospital — ing The loss is estimated ton standing Baltimore and Annapolis begirt to market the 1928 crop it planted in' 1927 in these where shows theatre any Beverly Wood at $uouoo Electric railway here today "The bean crop of 1927 is an are booked Almost of is probable that they will meet the imequal A letter in his pocket signed by relatively favorable condition of a parently fully equal to domestic portance to such programs are the INTERESTING ASSEMBLY than last year demand nn1 the same acreage beautiful Fanchon & Marco cossmaller cr?rry-ov- o William A Comstock Democratio SLOW BUT SURE Before the regular assembly committeeman from national tumes and stage settings All of a pep rally was held to Friday vvhat wnv is rentlfcst the Frank nf to was' addressed Michigan these are included in the show at breaking the news! to the chief that R Lamb Rosedale Park "Detroit the Paramount jthis week me casmer has absconded?" From Washington word was reDon Tibbs and his musicians Inthe tell Lt him—he bookkeeper ceived that Lamb had been pubcluding Clair Anderson at the stutters —massing Show in the agent for Detroit Democratic licity iCimball organ musical : —— provide to the take fleht background for the entire proIsn't it now UD to" thft onnon national convention to that city gram ementssjof experimental marriaare to and that he had also beenWashCOMEDY PICTURES Today and Wednesday As the chief motion picture at- v'uv? —mat mere is any other ployed as a reporter by a Another Great Role for traction Manager Ashton is pre- Kinar uoston Transcript ington newspaper senting W C Fields and Chester "Our Dick" Conklin in "Two Flaming Youths" a comedy with plenty of laughs 'The Second Hundred Tears" is another comedy on the bill 'while a Paramount "odditle" and Paramount news reel complete the program Marcus Enterprises Direction in-192- 7 non-benefite- d - Vice-Princip- al - - Theatres - i - - THEATRE REVIEWS - PRESENT SHOW CIRCUIT'S BEST i by-pr- od er ge h- r5 E?teC? DRAMA BOOSTED S Players Introduced To Students At Morning Assembly A program devoted to the inter ests of the Weber college drama that is soon to be enacted was of the cast in given the college assembly this mornJack Craven with Miss ing Carina Francis presented the members of the cast individually A reading by George Bischef berger entitled "Yes I am Guilty" and called "The by Albert Parker Masquerade" completed the program !'-'The play "Sweet Lavender" by Pinero is to b presented in the college auditorium' on the nights of February 8 and 9 it was announced It is an English comedy-dram- a dealing with emotional That love U stronger problems than Social pride is the philosophy which: Pinero brings out in the appealing love story of an Illegitimate girl Lavender and the adopted son of her father Ruth Rote Lavender's mother contributes much to the dramatic tension of the story Bulger and Horace to the Pinkly Bream contribute lighter comedy element The characters in the order of their lappearance are: Ruth Toe mother of Lavender Lucille Pur rington Bulger an English hair dresser Jack Craven Dr Delaney fashionable physician Albert Park er Clement Hale adopted son of Mr Wederburn Ernest Nelson Lavender Hazel Wintle Horace Pinkley Bream an American tour istj Frank Rose Mrs Gillflllian Carma Francis Minnie Gillflllian Mr Wederburn Phyllis Keller Theodore Kilts Mr Maw George Berchefberger in your bakings use 25 ounces Cor 25$ ' Samo Prico for over 35 years Million ol pound used by our government TRIBUTE PAID MARSHAL HAIG PARIS Jan 30-- (By The Asso ciated Press) — A glowing tribute to Earl Haig was paid today by Marshal Jof fre commander in chief of armies at the great battle of the- Marne which saved Paris in the early day of ' the war "It is with sorrowful emotion that I learn of the death of Field Marshal Douglas Haig" said Mar-sh- al Joffre "Personally I have known him since the beginning of the great war when tie commanded an army corps but it was in 1916 when we fought side by side on the battlefields of the Somme that I learned to appreciate the high military 'virtues of this great for whom I cherish memory and affectionate admiration I associate myself with a full heart in tne gnei which afflicts the British empire whose glorious army has been denrlvpd nf ono of ltn most illustrious chiefs" POOR JOE "I've 'got my doubts about this liquor? — the-Frenc- h - get up some spirit for the game of Saturday in the Weber gym After that Art Hales called the regular A beautiful assembly to order violin solo was played by Dale Wangsgaard and then an interesting talk' was given by the Rev J Wj "Hyslop on the life of Burns After jthat we enjoyed some hum orousi Scotch songs by John Wil son accompanied by Esther Lash us The Lydell sisters danced the highland fling and the sword dance accompanied by their moth er Mrs MacBeth accompanied The by Maurine Macbeth sang assembly closed by singing "Auld Lang Syne" led by John Wilson We hope the Scotch society will anyway"-- : — Life next give us another- program America has sent to Latin year:i America Colonel Lindbergh and the United States marines — Louis-vill- a ATJXT JANETS CORNER Times Dear Aunt Jane: Is it necessary to take the girl that took you to the girls' dance to (the cadet hop? A girl who I used to go out 'with but since going with her I have found someone I like a lot better and who I want to take to the hop but I don't want to hurt this other girl's feelings even if I don't like her So of course I solicit" your adboI-dl- er f j - 66 vice — Harry Dear Harry 4 No it isn't necessary to take the girl that escorted you to the girls' dance to the hop You may' return the date if you think it necessary by taking this girl you used to go with to some other function and let it go at that - You take you want to to the cadet hop for it is going to be a and you want very beautiful dance to enjoy yourself — Aunt Jane : THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PICTURE OF ALL TIMES STARTING SUNDAX er - DASHES HEAD THRU WINDOW NOT VOLUNTARILY T have been married for thir ty years and I spend every evening at home with my wire "Ah that is love" "NTo it's gout" — Die Muskete Vienna z - Pan-Americ- an LAST TIMES TODAY AND T0M0RR0V7 :Tr --v CARL "LAC f MMt zth - re-re- nt -- i Look for the red tin with It is the 1 JENNINGS FIGHTS FOR LIFE IN EAST — — Pa 1 112 Jan the baseball diamond for many years made him known the coun try over was putting up a game but losings fight today against death according to attending The man who led the Detroit American league to three pennants in a row and later became assistant to John J McGraw in directing the New York Giants is suffering from meningitis and his condition is so grave that there is but scant chance for his recovery Jennings was stricken several days ago Itwaa not until last night that there was a serious turn and four physicians confirmed an earlier diagnosis of meningitis The famous diamond character lapsed into unconsciousness last night but revived this morning for a short time and inquired for old time friends Since his health began to fail two years ago Jennings has taken no part in baseball lit Him I i the pith of the sunlight flower that it is now beins used for making it is four So Is life-bel- ts times as buoyant as cork 1 1 — ll—SM m Jf - UMUAL IITVM lUnon Jivm Cyril 7ascewfjr flxjf V Added — New "Beauty Parlor" Comedy Latest Paths News Halllday at the Wurlitzer "The Lone Eagle" is on his way to Ogden j -- Willis SEVENTH ANNUAL MS P J Street Car Men s Dance 7xT ' 1 " f £'(3)ife 1 — JO — (By The Associated Press) — Hughey Jennings whose achievements on SCR ANTON 1 M 7' mmZ IIIllL a black stripe one that never varies in fine flavor ' RPHEDffl I! BENEFIT SICK FUNDS DIVISION 418 V v BERTHANA I Tuesday January U PRICES Matinee i 15c and 30c Evening 15c 35c and 50c Matinee prices until 6:30 Mondays and Tuesday STAETING WEDNESDAY 3 1st NEW AND OLD-TIM- E DANCES ALSO COMEDY AND NEWS EVENTS Matinees 25c and 10c Nights 35c and 10c A Good Time for Everyone ' Refreshments Free |