Show u SUNDAY MORNING AUGbST 12 1928 I S IS WORRIED By JESSIE HENDERSON g Whose "Seven bays In Li'l Pans ''' Infantile er Farm" Special i Correspondent Standard-Examin- of The er OUNDABOUT BOSTON Aug 11 AX Like aplunjre into Boston hiarbor is the breatti taking shock of being zipped from a New York Hospital and landed — whatever an efficient surgeon has left one here itfith to land— 4n the rural districts T"5 -- ojut side the bottle The stony upland tracts which once yielded a few potatoes but were fine for mould lng sturdy character are njow golf Unka today they are even more potent aa moldens of characters if one can deduce from whpt ono hears when somebody slices a sty ml© or whatever it Is ' And don t kid yourself if you chance to be a pudge £ut riding on a summer day that Maud! Muller is raking any meadows sweet with hay Maud is out in the flivver at one of the local beachek in' a jersey bathing suit that would make blessings on the barefoot boy look like a suite of 'overstuffed furniture Boston trees Pine Long fields ending GOOD MORNTNO JUDGE ! RESENT CONCLUSION iifi a blue glimpse of the bay Flow Officials resent the conclusion ers bursting right out of back If she does happen to rrjeetpthe of this Anglo-Frenc- h Agreement at y&rda not crammed in window Judge she will probably liiufmur this particular time for two rea bjoxes Baked beans And the in- those- saddest words of tongue or j sons First it was announced just formation that both presidential pen:"Good are mornihg candidates over worried Mr to only of Kel "farm the signing prior In response to the judge"but charge that she logg's multilateral treaty to re relief" was going 45 Jmiles an hdur nnd FARMERS HAPPY j nounce waivan event which is exshe wants to get out of seems to be no worry because j There pected to mark a milestone in hiscourt in time to stop at the delidistory and an achievement of which aptcmg the farmers of this catessen for one of those! hearty the United States is particularly trict except over the local motorc- New England suppers to which her or can car whether cop the ycleproud is forward family For looking it on high With New Eng- Maud Second the Franco-Britis- h agree make or (nee Tchnrnow-sky- ) Angelotfi land near ths Boston frugality ment aitnougn announced as a is a farmer's vife and knows firmer doesn't plant wheat all over how to atep toward disarmament on clos emotion change a tire and that colike his er scrutiny looks liko a stumbling come from inoiibatnnan1 phlckens lie grabs up a couple k all the other llogue block in its path Officials here alrvs tbngH a modern bans-fra- u nowadays near a tiny ponJT should know first felt that it wiped out omo of a convenient a becomes There are several neml-publof the barriers which had delayed Uncle gardener r!Hand Ills nam© Ut oclele the preparatory disarmament com- HHzyzk or Ambroinl jhjlcb nrc — the real mission Later they began to look Nfpw England farmers havlnsr lone talking about AmericBnlzlnb Mnml If ahe hadn't' rbewedi futtn for nce moved to New York City— beneath the tdges of tho Hgren-meryears anywny) an- 'teftc bin 1kihi and found factor summer t which i nunxh string tne traditions of fhH ana ar!y corn aw thiriKB new land:d might help Franco and Britain to hform it ta'-eif which will wave over tif nells disarm but would not help tho rest lie them flags t bir the roadside from a lit 11 booth mean that Maud i to ri' nd of the world toward that goal of her life between frvTEr fd about dze the of one a the bit In fact naval officials consider fish cakes in deep fit and chafdnt? fffrthrr off which houses his that the terms of tho Anglo-Frencbrowntall out of nnnemlc n n: family and his gratify- ple trees moths agreement would make it diffi- ing bank book Maud it is cult Indeed for the Unlte'd States has other plans ROCKY PASTURES to limit its fleets at all ' MISSES SIDE ItOADl iThe rocky nanf nre where iha thTrm- one m ! The nokt'here FREEDOM OF BRITISH triad it lonal Mnwnchuitt cow used on-side road — that in wheii Maud One of the nolnts acknowledged tq ftfow thinner each season are isn't passing— la the rhythmic rat-ti- e to be a Bart of the alliance to of trucks crash of elevated Which the United State nartlnl nj!ver expressed itself on this quei rumbl of nuhwny and bellow of arty object Ala freedom for the lion at ueneva rpotor horns which mako N?W ork British to build practicajly an unNAVAL AGREEMENT Clty the place It ! 'a There' limited number of light cruisersnearby rooster with n olurioh note 'The naval between agreement a bevy of This was the rock which split the Ptanco and Great Britain djo their caps a Geneva naval conference last sum- series or unaerstandlnes between mer The United States wanted the two countries which officials 18 large cruisers of 10000 tons hffro have come to view as evidence the British wanted a considerable ofj a definite entente a fleet of small cruisers of 7500 and revival or uie ententepractically exwhich 6000 tons i isted before the war which Small cruisers are much more Drought Britain into theand war adapted t the needs of the British Both countries have now come empire with many naval bases toj an agreement resardine war and short hauls between them dbts and They favor Large cruisers are effective for tftje sale ofreparations German bonds railway a the United States with long into money from which would canhaul across the Pacific to the Phil- ceil Germany's reparations tn tho ippines and few naval bases With alies this money the allies In exchange for freedom to build cqum m turn their debts to pay light cruisers the British are unUnited States The only hitch derstood to have granted the thje in this is the United States The French freedom -to maintain a large Gfcrman bonds would have to bn army reserve Trained reserves floated in Wall street This wnnw are the secret of France's military t mo American people in the strength Her entire male popula- yi of oavine their own dehta tion has been trained so that with- position themselves in & few months she can raise an tq Recently also Sir Austen Cham Immense army' has switched from his supbrlain Germany on the other hand op- port of Dictator Mussolini's helHcposes the large reserved and in extent policy in the Adriatic and the past the British have been inand is tacitly supporting clined to side with them The Unit- Aioania crane© m any rows with her re ed States Is directly interested be- calcitrant neighbor cause with the establishment of These new evidences of an An summer military trainlnsr and re tqnte cordiale counled with the serve officers' corps her own re- nival alan agreement constitute serves have come to be almost thn liance upon which Secretary Kel- most numerous in the world The iopg win intorm himself fully dur itate department however has ing his trip to Faris this week " - rs - mid-weste- rn ir seml-patriot- lo K it - - iime-nonore- tin-res- mul-tJfudln- oij h FIRST REGISTRY Box Elder Department '!EPIDEMIC Paralysis In easiness Of rice Corner Drug Phone 122 1 a I whip-poor-wil- ls tEW YORK Aug 11 — (AP) Dr i Simon Flexner and Dr Fred W Stewart of the Rockefeller In is stitute of Medical Research suefl a statement today in con nectlon with the recent reappearances of infantile paralysis calling attention to the use of convales cent serum in the treatment ot the disease and in its prevention under circumstances m which epi- aemica prevail Iiji a recent Associated Press "dis- Tatch approved by the Institute it was reported that of this serum were beiinssupplies deposited at strategic points about the coun try and committees of doctors were being instructed in its use in case this summer saw a re currence of the disease Employment of the convalescent serum which is taken from the blood of patients who have sur vived the disease is based on experiments with monkeys who have heen inoculated with the virus The disease is still so hard to con trol that no experiments have been made involving inoculation or numans with one virus Cases of infantile paralysis have oeen reported in several section!" recently but health officers have said that no epidemic exists UTAH FORGER IS 'GIVEN' 21 YEARS LOS ANOELES P) — A prison sentenceAugof 21 to 40 is Imposed upon Montgomery yea? M Yeager who was convicted in superior court on three counts of forgery When YeaRer was arrest-e- d ll-(A- Election This Year Will 0 P ELECTS G Be Held On Mass Convention Held At Brigham Delegation Organized ternoon Chairman 11— Box LeRoy B Youngr called the meeting- to order and introduced J C Dewey as temporary chairman Yaldmer Call - acted as secretary The following delegates were named to attend the state convention to be held in Ogrden August 16: John J Wesley Horsley W L Hoist C J Deweyi B C Call Dan Peterson John H Zundel David Holmgren Lucinda Jensen W C Mer- rill Charles Anderson Charles Whitworth D F Hardinar Alford Jensen J L Harvey J J Craner W R Holmes C J Jensen Peter C Peterson P Russell Wight C O Christensen A C Pierson William Glover Nels Jensen N J Valentine A N Fishburn James Halverson R C Harris Mrs John H Zundel J J Shumwav and n G Adney Delegates to the conBrreslonil convention of the First district to be held in Ogden August 15 Were selected as follows: W C Hors ley W V Call David C Ward Al bert Holmgren June Thompson J Francis Merrill Ida Rose A M Hansen P N Pierce John "p Holmgren J M Gad1ie John ivi fi Wheafly Lorenzo Pett PrfBciUa Perryi F W Peterson Jensen Harry Taylor T F Adams r vi Fishburn J I Weidman Mrs H S Jensen w Smith Elizabeth flair Wnlterj Mann C c Tivnc J F Merrell Mwrgrct JohriNon A M Reeder KUis Lown flfiht I't'tiUKon and Mrs Louio R or-dfr- ed ep-arati- old-fah!6n- Summer Stocks TO CROSS in 'TREAD BOAT' Your Choice of "Any White Felt in Stock at This New Price HAMBURG — (AP) — Two Germany Aug 11 Hamburer sailors Header and Hirschbersr will leave for New York tomorrow on an old yacht which has been convert ed into a "tread boat" The vessel which is 2? feet long and six feet wide is tro pelled by a screw set in motion through foot power similar to a bicycle Tt will not carry sails or ahv other means of propulsion The era it nas heen christened the Merchandise that can be worn for a long time yet r' offered at temptingly low prices Tho expedition is intended as The two sail sporting venture oih intend to follow the north At lantic steamer line and to reafh ow loi-in 40 days The boat ctHUMi-in a watertight nhiml uum rover- The crew will take turns hi the treader which i f'MHppcd with n motorcycle seat arui nanoiebars 1 Jiiimpo Small Brims Rolled Brims For Miss and Matron Trimmed and Feathers Buckles Summer Cotton Frocks Regular S298 Sizes: 49 Small Medium manufacturer offers his'' entire 'summer stock at a price enabling us to Bell frocks that usually retail for more Hott ' tho than twice an much at: thin special tow price 'beautiful assortments Junior Dresses $195 Regular $395 and $295 to 14 including voiles and high type summer frocks Ages 7 Rayon Slips 49c Your Choice of All in Stock Cotton Prints 2 Yards For Monday 35c Assortment of Colors Only-Bi- g : Children's Half Sox 2 Pairs Rummage Sale Another Big in Summer Merchandise Clean-u- p BIG BARGAINS Note the Ridiculous Prices EARLY FOR YOUR SHARE COME Hand Bags 79c Nice Assortments Ladies' Silk Hose 49c Chiffon —Service Weight Men's Athletic Unions j Men's Nite Shirts 49c Summer Goods That Must Be Sold Ladies' Silk Gloves ' I ' best cook— the most modern method food of preparation) It represents the latest advancement fki culinary art It i perfection! 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Pastel Shades—Values - Dt Voiles Organdies A - JI Prints Large - ei 4 Very Smart I wno nas been on a trip to Call fornla for the laM six weeks r turned to her home Friday Miss Hulah Nebeker U irairung at th Deo hospital passed at the home of her parinursony ents Mr and Mrs Brigham Nebe- Kcr or vvmard Marriage licenses were lwanit itn the office of Countv Clerk P kpII Wight August 7 to LeroyiT Irwin both of i(yie ana Ogden James Edward Nesnen of "'"veil ana v eraa lorma nicon - White Felt Hats -- the pollre reported that he had served a term for forgury in the Utah Ktafo prison nnd thnt hl had hern committed in Kfirna City ahd Oklahoma City Sentence in three counts vini to run coaecutlvely and hecause of Yoicer's previous frim iuil record "Btisintw Institutions mint ) protected from niMi who comnilt the rourt rommeiited in forgery" the Cull imposing Ionic term The delegates to each convention will act aa alternates to the other UH in lieu of French horns and After the convention was nd- thf patrol wagon did run into th Journed- the delegates remained volunteer flro engine yesterday tind organized with J hut anybody could tell practically Horsley as chairman of theWesley stitn at a glance that this isn't New delegation and F W Fishburn York chairman of the congressional dele But—when you chance on an gation At the close of the rneet- New KnKland clam ng the central committee rnft and chowder find you veritable set the date of the county conven rlumt-iIt And one wedge of tion as baturday September 23 local blue berry pie is worth alt me lame d' notes on Broadway Miss Marlon Nebeker of Wlllard for-KI'v- ch The first registration date for the general election to be held on November 6 will be Monday August 13 Lawrence A Van" Dyke Weber county clerk announced Saturday The second registration day will be Tuesday Aueust 21 followinewhich there will be an interval of more than a month or until October 9 before the next registration date occurs Other dates for registration are: Wednesday October 10 Tuesday October 16 Tuesday October SO and Wednesday October Si All persons who contemolate be ing put of the eity during October are urged by the county clerk to take advantage of the two registra tion datesduring August - Aug Elder Republicans held their primary convention in the Armory building at 2 o'clock Saturday af- Sale Clean-u- p Nov 6 ITS DELEGATES BRIGHAM CITY V MYJflONDAY Correspondent Elizabeth Bair j C Phone Is Reappearing America on the door step each morning in welt known to the readers of The Standard-Examinisrecuperating in the New England countryside after a aerious operation Her dispatches for the next few weeks will be those of "A New Yorker On the R 92-J-- turned into country club grounds: milk from heaven— Jcnow what ends of the earth' lands decorously Old N'York and Dispatches of "A New Yorker Abroad" are h j HALT New Englanders Become Truck Gardeners and Have hew Cares Whether Car Can Make Hills on High Move to New York City Sell Summer Sduash and btring Beans by the Roadside By DREW PEARSON r S Farmers' Big Worry French British Form Agreement On Size of Navies STANDARD-EXAMINE- URGES SERUM TO Motorcycle Cop is OVER ALLIANCE SpecialStandard-ExamineCorrespondent of The r WASHINGTON Aug 11— Every Bummer the two English-speakin': peoples schedule a slight falling out oyer the size of their navies Last sumtoer it occurred at the Geneva conference where Japan and the United States stood to gether but could not persuade Brit am to reduce This summer the French and British have got to gether leaving this country out in the cold The new" Franco-Britisnava agreement is causing more worry for state department officials than they are officially willing to ad mit It bears ail the earmarks of being more than an agreement practically an alliance and Secre tary of State Kellogg is expected to makevcareful inquiries as to its extent and purpose while he is in THE OGDEN LIWIT CARS AND COACHES !ave Salt Lk6:00 p m—arrlva Denver 12:18 p m next day—only 1 hour nnd 13 mlnutt to Othee trln leav 6:15 a m and H0 p Xenvr CHAIR ng rate effect trom Denver to Salt Lake City or Ocd on mime daya TICKET OFFICES— Main 740 or 2500 In t--n PHONE I 4 The Overland Route" LJt k 1 HP JkJ " EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME " " ' ' I '' I jralff H -- 4— ''' Classified Ads Bring Quick Results |