Show SUNDAY MORNING AUGUST 12 1928 THE OGDEN STA 0 NDARD-EXAMINE- E ACCESSORIES SHOW NEW MODES REPLY IS MADE MEXICAN HOPS IIINDENBURG IS 3 CONFESS TO SMITH FOLLOWS AMBASSADOR Bridge Coat Is Symbol of New Vogue TO FLINDERS TO CUBA FIELD GIVEN OVATION EMBEZZLEMENT H00WS TALK PAPER PRAISES I Claims Mexico Is Now More Friendly With j America MKXICO CITY Aug I i jS j i 'If1 ll(Ar)l —El Universal eaya editorially to4 day that Ambaiwador Dwight Wj Morrow for the first time in 100 yeara Is bringing- About genuinely friendly relations between- - tM Mexican and the United Htatea gov-- j Defends Suggestion For Resisting f o fs ' iw " x I y 1 I c "i The newgpaper aaya that the first! United State minister to Mextco Joel It Poinsette who served n century ago was the enemy of Mexico and an active propagandist In the country for ln f Jf 'lit' J - F? f X anti-Mexic- It IlIXAIXS FLOW £11 recalls that tho Mexican I Christmas flower camo to bo called tho poinetta In the United Rtateij because 1'oinftott wan tho firwt td bring back Its needs VA Universal In this connection ay that I'oltwett not only eowed the need of tho ChriKtria llowerj but that he isowed bv1m of dlHcori) which have lasted for a century JS t ! "Now we haves Ambanndor Mor row" the editorial read "who ln stead of being a propagandist of disorder Instead of eowing feedii of discord respects our fcoverelgntyj Mttles problem by the standard of right understand our love for decorum and dignity wine our affection and good will and ctab lichen the way of peace and friend hip IS SHOWIXO Jr S r -- 55 towai " The model at the left wears the evening cap designed by Agnes nd right Is Bendel's bridoe coat In mauve sequin ovtr chiffon - HENRI BENDEL For NEA Service "This wi"e honorable and eym4 the world pathetic man in showing that these two great ' civilization can work hurmoniously wide bj frlde To transform favorably the) and violences which prejudices have prevailed for a century is ln-- j deed a task worthy of the greatest) modern statesman because It con verts Illusions of juit Ice nnd rights Into a fertile reality" ' hit— NEW YORK—Accessories rca ly ere the barometer of women' fashions Just recall the strictly tailored kerchiefs boutonnleres hat trimmings shoe buckles and so on of two years ago and you will see how they really were oi keynotes to tho straight-lin- e houette and the tailored informa ity of those days modes Styles now as everyone knows have gone feminine Therefor© we find the moat extravagantly lovely accessories that we have Been in years Feather fans and boas came in this summer Colorful novelties of every sort fill in the niches in a woman's wardrobe Necklaces slipper ornaments jabots vesteek scarves purseu gashes girdles and dozen of other article noW flood the market with tempting extras fo'r the fashionable woman of today EXTRAS THAT "BELONG" Borne novelties in the way of ac cessories are making their debut into society thii winter They are not however bizarre aliens to the fashionable 'world but rather the charming offspring of families of apparel that have long since be come accepted members in the best' sense I show today several of this type of aci'essorJr First I men LONGER NCCKLACES tiotk flits one that will probably have the greatest vogue— the little WhJlo pearls seem likely to reIt Js appropriate for main ah 'popular as ever there is brldgpi coat afternoon or evening wear ex a change In their form for fasha benutlfti ionable wear this winter Neck-lac- e tremely decorative thing in ItsHf and Mm slater rral grow longer more uneven and more often than w other Kfones usually semi precious are combined with them for and j f all-ov- FALL IN BATH FATAL TO GIRU SALT LAKE CITY Aug 11-- 4 28 chief (AP)— Hazel Illgbee supervisor of the Mountain" Stater) Telephone and Telegraph comf -- died here today from In Jariy suffered a week ago wheri he slipped and fell Against & bath tub In her home here Hhe fered a bssnl fracture of theskulj eve-iiln- - ENGINEER KILLED '! IN TRAIN WRECK huge-grotip-- f OltEKNVlLLK fl C Aug" Hi A o( Ilaughan Greenville engineer on a Piedmont & Northern rassonsfer train we killed and J3 persons were injured! tonight when the paasenger trains collided with a freight within the1 at the Injured city umns jNone was believed to be In a serious condition Railway- official would not n- i mimn iur trie acciuenii -pending wn Investigation — -- CAP)— -- James j p!'igSgJll!UllM!!!!llMl!li!!i JndlvldUiiHty une long rtring of irregular combines with vrsbachon Joined by Jfi t hJnestone r'MiiU'i The three Itlnda of jewels makfj a most ?f foctlve necklace I'earls in smaller lze in five or fil Htratid (MtenetJ with a r'Hhachou emerald hd rhlnestones are frffindlve for Ajbmceit to go with llto jieekliice! They avoid tho "scIh" Idet In jewelry which no longer troOif but nmtelt enough to bn lovely together ppfiriH syiniiestw! iv Ten Vivacious Styles Jr Each Unusually Roomy 7 II Mm (x&F 1 TWO ARE DEAD 7K I PJMfi lil mm I K Js ji- i SJ WA ffi"'tWJ( U i IN SALT LAKE I V m I f I VAr Vnt fH tr- - ! ( w jfiM fiALT LA KB AUC Am i u rersaa ldefifJ nun ilpftthB tf 1 1 1 ) 'l 1 W ft fecordiid lWc!ff9 tin 'Mothers ! dtM Ikck' DrMM r noch btur looUng tesgtr wtiriajt ssdl o ibow clue To-Scho- bnr m4i thn orftr "timiUflj prktd will ppif Tby cbttrful i for KhKil nr i tha UCfftloiuJ pri wf - in Kty V Larson 2 ytrs Of nmm time keeper for the Denver Itlo riniie Western I fill road comit pfl'iy j litnped from In front of a luiwieriKer trsln In the vurd nniv to nt ruck down by a ewlteh en Jlo received JnJiJrles which (tine reaullfl In his death il ahnrr :( biter (ieorK Knrl J1JII eight yeus of ge fell under thH- wheels of n in U nnd received! broken nek nm tiviun oeirtg turribiit Jnstantanfti nw was the abn of Cberle oi Av Jllll j fit A f - - Youth Inspired in youdi litipirrd d Urn Som lou newest (Dot fof la contract t "Loo" end "I4- - U 4r tac)ia bcaotiM Miii ef ori tgs juli7 print la juii mtrtU rtjjhl wriaht fuf 1 a'Scbovl ib Bk trif riu Time's Choicest Combinations of Blue Red Rose Gtyen Russet White Back'to-Scho- (Su W4 Dor) kick ol pUu yor M(i M j d UithC0M6iAriON XX rUNsru This Special Selling 'Starts August 13th PAINE & HURST JJ SEEK MAD DOG IN SALT SALT LAKE LA KB 1 Us? 1 l — Th southeast rel(lence keetlori of Kalt Lake wan thwscene'of a dog hunt tonight with police! and ii herfff pnrtlelpstlnr after a dog own-by o WViUhn who had S erlouly bitten John VrjeeUf-years of age and hid attacked' It master slur Four others ported to have be?n bitten hv tho anirfmt In the few and fear was expree d the days d have contracted rabies d Jt AUTOIST HELD FOR DEATH OF INFANT 1 TlOCIv SPJUNGFfj Wyo Aug — (AIM — A corpritr' Jurvhem today ordered Jane U' Jlawkln held on n charge pf tnonnluighter In connection with' the death Tues day of an Infant Tllomna Thorn as the reult rf Injuries suffered Sunday when he ivrts struck by an automobile Th county attorney Bi thst n Complaint harming rnanlausfhtr will be filed ejsialnst iUwkins re iftrieij to nave struck the stnnd- inif machine of John Thomrt father of the Infani FARllSlEAR BORAITS VIEWS ceie-brtUi- tdallo Senator Outlines System To Assist Agricnlture I MERIDIAN Idaho Aug 11— (AP) — A ringing attack against the McNary-Hauge- n bill aa a tfystcm would "give the farmer no opportunity to get out" of Its control and yet vould "chargeyilm for his imprisonment while ?he is in" was made here tonight by Senator William E IJorah In an addrewi before the Meridian grange The senator addressing a gathering of 600 farmer covered all phases of the farm situation and then switched pven to discussion of Wqrld peace toward which he naild the world would take one of its nftost forward steps at the conference late this month in Paris when 14 nations will sign the Kellogg multilateral treaty to outlaw war In his dlacuHsion of farm problems the senator outlined three principles which he paid- would extend relief to the fsfrriier 1 Protection of the home market for the farmer 2 Adoption of a marketing Bcheme that wouldj assist the farm eir in marketing h& produce without "being robbed by the way" 3 A business-like- handling of the surplus To the reliei of the first situation hie advised an adjustment of thjo tariff to keep out foreign euppllea of what the American farmer was able to produce "enough-For the second he eal 1 a systeiin should be devis1 for contvolliiiig commission men and brokers whto are handling the selling of the farmers' produce Hokpo'nted to a bill now on tha senate calendar introduced by himself which woulld put the commission men under control of the department cf agriculture by means of Ja' licenelng ? - j ' rn sy-to- For the solution of the surplus problem he advocated a hoard with sufficient power to attack the problem in a bueinessllke manner and which would have ji revolving fund s to financo handling of such suit-plu- ng i TICKET DEMOCRATS FLOOD PROBLEM SUPERIOR : 11— (A-— With a voluminous report before him from the Mississippi flojbd control board suggctlnir practical of reconciling engineering way difference between comrol pitlns on that river recommended by the army engineers and by the Mississippi river commission President Coolldge devoted more time tO'wdrk today than has been hia custom bn j Saturdays The report which was signed jby Major General Kdgar Jadwin chjef of army engineers Col Thomas PI Jackon president of the Mississippi river commission and Carletjon W Sturtevant the civilian member of the board was received by President C'ooiidge today but Was not made public Upon Its cone sions will be baaed Mr Coolldge's further recommendations as to ijhe execution of the flood control work Wis--Aur- P) POISON SUSPECTED IN TWO DEATHS CHICAGO Aug- - 11— (AI') The sudden deaths of t wo persona living in the same apartment house but who were not iv'cqualnted and the serious Mines of two others in tho last three days were being investigated tonight by the coroner's office Xo Comment As flakes TT T T 11 iiu iwsu'iis jl ii i ver Radio r H At PERT tly PAUL AssofiateL I'ress StaTf Writer) ( -ALBAN Y N Y Aug AP — With an Interest only a rival for the presidency could hi e Governor Smith turned tonight to the radio like millions of othW Americans to follow Herbert Hoov1 er's acceptance speech in fur away California word by word contact daily with the Democratic rfominee were invited to the executive mansion to listen to tle him on the notification at Palo Alto but not until they had beMi warned that he would have no comment whatever on h!n opponent's address The reporters expanded a family circle ithat Included t li" nomine' his wife and Mrnnd Mr Arthur Smith and diinginer-ln-laAhouseth only members of-t- he hold In town for the week-enft was agreed at the governor's suggestion that none would attempt V to describe his reaction had Smith indicated Prevlfuly that later jn the niht after th rndjo bec'ame silent he would do eome Intenlsve work in his tdudy at the rnahsion on his own' "acceptance speee-- Which 'he will n week from Wednesday evening from the crust steps of tho He has' formulated a capltol rought draft and expects to have his address In final form early next week in time distribution to newspapers in advance in V d deliver de 1E MAIt OLYMPIC DI1AN To Clarence De Mar marathorter goes the honor of being the veteran of America's 1!28 Olympic team He Is the only survivor of Joseph Maglinno 27 died ThurshourH illness and day after Miss Alma Lee 27 a graduate-nurpwho lived in the apartment the 1912 brigade above Maglinno'a died laiat night after one day's illness Miitrlliino's 3 wife and Miss Lee's roommate ere ill seriously A examination of the bodies indicated poison- - acSpecial cording to the county chemist A total of 193 28 visilntendent tors had entered the up to July 31 as "Compared with 131505 QUART BRICK TOURISTS AT ZIONS for lost year at this dite Thia of 5723 tourists BREAK RECORD wasIn anJulyincrease juwt past there were Tourist travel to Zlon national 70&1 visitors Palace Candy Co park up until July 81 of thii year has shown an Increase of 43 per The railroads of the United 2323 Washington Ave cent over the correapondlng period States uWaboiit 80 000 000 new 13 27 e of there' n re report pa- wood tics every year according to nned by K T Beoyen park Miper- - about 3000 to the twille WlWilWlilllllllBllMinilMWWtJ Mi L4 post-morte- c ICE CREAM m Today 35c 1 j ''-"'- I r i j '?r K ' 4 ' ! J! - V '"V 1 11 human nature to crit fr ii off tcliildi fop rver dnc public I ctMiid remember according to piiblid opinion wo have never ha a Mtlsfactfry city fnliiilnlstratloh but ocritionally we Mr by nub llu opinion to en-i-t a tnontimcnt or wtit with golden lettnts upon the tablet of iiieniury and honor roll Dim liiinm of riiitna city official 100 years after dHth hot let ua ra member that the preHent past and future city fidtuliilal rations are hU intuit nnd subjct to tnlstaUes but l)ieind of enrcaatle crit Idem let ua iva thrn the hand of ericotjr Ngement n rid i oumIi uclltn crltlciam lltnv nin Ilvltfi un ffi llil imtli 111 Mm lcff of tliwIrQ protecting toIntf-naknowled of Ogden the tity end every ltls"Mi in tliH city ST- 1 r —4 '' mlweloriem It intiHt be - V TWO IN ONE! in new form from tough cane fibre that gives permanent beauty Celotexl Lath combines Insulation with better plastering and gives both to you in one operation at one cost j f to natlafll plastered walls j - r - of lrr-tcf- lake ridvanltiK of youi? tlfihta Mill on the comiiU' alonerM whom I have always fouru to be congenial and veiy willing to informa give you any required lion A hove all la mi at pre?--n- t be united and vnrk in harmony wjth our conituleKlynem (J flxlit the power "of monopoly Hnd lifter we succeed 'let u Mien flKlit with the comtiiie-iloneiand mnk tiie Jmpruvementa willinly end of by force volutarlly Iwdf-ejfturw for a prnjo emlvV Oxdan iiWAitn j aiajouiy I Scotching piercitig winter cold and penetrating danipncsi stopped by a new plaster base— Cclotex Lath STOPPED d HELEN WILLS ART — (A I')-- ! 0-- walls and ceilings Celotex Lath is made from the long tough fibres of cane which contain millions of tiny sealed 1 Mj"s Jcob fctarted off by win ning the first two game but Miss Will soon steadied and starting wttn the third game quickly ran out the rrt granting her oononem an average of on point per set' for me ai games In: the wennd set MIm Wills carried her winning trettk to nine straight games before Mivt Jacob tlghtetsed up to take the fourth game of the set on her own service wtthsth aid of an ace Thl wa the ttnly game she won however although in the sixth game while nervlhg fh forced the score to deuce twice before ehs finally lost the game hy an out and a double faultt Miss Wills took the final gamm at love the Ian shot being ft pretty forehand placement 1 This new product also cuts your winter fuel bill by keeping beat where you want it— inside TRIMS RIVAL HAMPTON N T Aug tt Mlf Helen Wills of Pork- - My tfillf woman tennis rham pion of the world today defeats Mlttit llalen Jacobs also of Uerke-le- y In the final round of the Maid rtone country club's finnuul tourn- ameht for women The were 82 (Special DishatchV JMeKieio 1 1 15 J Anni ohe-thlr- youC nelKhhure '' ' companies after a flight from 1 i — AP) — CHICAGO Aug Three of tellers the Transyoung Celebrate versaty portation Bank of Chicago con feftsed to bank officials today they of Signing Weimar had embezzled more than $22000 l Constitution of the bank' funda during the past two years The money they said BERLIN Aug 11— (AP)— Paul was lopt on horse and dog races Von Hlndenburg the octogenarian William J Cerney 24 Joseph J president Of the Republic wus Feinendegen 29 and Arthur M hailed today as "savior of Ger- Hargarten 27 are tbe men who many firrtt soldier of old Germany confessed and first citizen of the new GerAll were charged with embezale-men- t In complaints signed by a many" in the official oration the anniversary o the sign- bank official ing of the Wclmnr constitution Tho address was made at the reichsUg by 1'rof GuHtav Badbruch NAMED of Heidelberg former Socialist member of the cabinet Ho was loudly applauded when he said that the Republican flag the Weimar BY constitution nnd the German ReI were to bound endure public The appearance of Prerident Von Special Dispatch Hlndenburg climaxed the celebraSALT LAKE Aug 11— Six cane was heaft-ll- y tion to the capital cheered as he drovo from is didates for district judges and a residence to the relchMag and wjax candidate for district attorney wen1 given a lusty welcome by a crowd nominated hero today at the Demof 15000 when he reviewed a ocratic judicial convention Ray Van t'ott is the nominee' for guard of honor from the foot of the grand stairway after the district attorney and tho nominee speechmaking in the chamber The for the bench positions are crowd sang "Deutscjiland Uber 0car W MeConkle of Salt Lake David W Moffat of Murray linger Alies" M McDonough of Summit county James H Wolf of Salt Lake J YV McKJnney of SaltLake and WilCOOLIDGE STUDIES liam 11 Uramel of Salt Lake t 1 a MS Editor Ktandard-Kx- a miner: Attacks by the local president of th© tlr© underwriters and othHs have compelled me to write this article ? It wu my lull right and privilege a a citizen 'sand taxpayer of this city to call on our honorable mayor and commissioners and inquire for my personal satisfaction about the controversy between them and the board of fire underwriters In the course of our conversation no personalities were mentioned and suggestions were mado of such a naturo that if carried out will cause a great financial loss to local representatives of fire insurance men One of my suggestion that we organize municipal firo insurance protection is not as radical as it appears I did not mean that woJ could carry the full load of fire protection in tho city the - first year but it may ha remembered that I suggested a rerve of $100-00- 0 which is a sufficient amount to safely carry about twenty million dollars of firo protection and by adding the yearly profit to reserve we could in the coursethjn of ten j' yearn carry tho biggest load-of fire protection IM'MI'S I OH PHKSSUIti: Air Fiinderf in his article made mention of a little incident for the amusement of the children I presume "A dog wm licking the water out of a hose as fut as It corned out" Anyone with a normal mind knows that a fire department la equipped with pumps to pump the water out In full force in coxe of fire and are not depending on the natural force in "the mains Again he mentioned that in case of a break in the main line and a fire at the game time the fire will destroy the entire city but failed to mention that through an agreement with the Utah Power and 'Light company if such may be the cae that we could ue their line for emergency One of our local fire underwriters informed me that according to recent figures firo insurance pay 40 cents on the dollar back in fire losses and the balance of that eald dollar is consumed by—— ? I am also reliably informed that the average existence of a buildluK in this country is 102 years before the 'Insurance rompny H called upon to pay a claim and f do not knolw that during this JOS years as the premium are paid by the reinsured the writing agent commie-sloit- j d ceived eight end on wfttd premium Bid you eyef hear of the board of fire underwriters trying to adjust their profit end that of the agents ec cording to the financial condition of the community or Individual Nfy but you often hear of them the rate according to adjtolng t heir Will f NOTIHN( BUT TfUt EATS " M'e have heard nothing for the pait few yenrw but threats from the brutrd of fire underwriters to relets the rate — tbrentM Uint remind one of Imperialism Our nation has rnm'e than one- - fought to abolish hu-b powr — can't we Instead of y commiaaloners flahtlng our fliatit tiila monoiioly? fct tue eiirnentjv aiipeal to ev ery ludiv Id ual In tills city to wc rlflee their personal Intereat In thla fnf veld our minds and energy together end back up the c Ity com If not 9 City' f ly to the dinner jackets ffhat topped the best evening gjbwns thla summer The proper bridge! c6at is jacket length and Bhoulj be more colorful and rich thari the frock it tops It Is in the! last analysis decoration though there is no denying that there is bororort In the filmy lovely things! too The one shown tbday la of sequins In shades of mauve and rose on a chiffon lining that is of the Kime flesh color as the chiffon evening gown under it Tt is loose though tailored It smartly across the shoulders has a tie that starts just in front of the shoulders and hangs open It can be tied however into a bowiif one wishes Both at the wrists and at' the tie' ends the foundation pink chiffon shows to advantage s Another accewory l the rap th answer to what to wear to the theatre or the roof garden Agns de 'gned on: which follows her fanv u skull caps It in fashioned of blajk thread lace fitting closely to Ui headline anc on one ide a salmon pink roses add their colorful beauty This is small enough for one to see around easily at the theatre and solves the problem of keeping tha wave of the hair intact By WOULD and was unconscious most of the time since her fall T ""liitr'Mijuij l— — time Fire Rates - ernments j COLUMBIA FIELD — HAVANA Cuba Aug ll-(- AP Major Roberto Flerro Mexican army flier landed here at 7:54 p m Havana M&Iouf air cells—just what is needed for J efficient insulation - i This new lath is 18 inches wide and 48 inches long Its beveled edges insure extra plaster at the joint a protection against cracking its ship-la- p joints eliminate open spaces the cause of disfiguring lath marks garages attics roofs and for many other purposes Think what Celotex offers you in building economy fuel saving quieter rooms a more healthful home and greater living comfort throughout the year i Com Tub Cblotux pan y Chlco 1 L Cclotex already is well known due to the widespread use o( Celotex Standard Building Boards for sheathing for lining basements Rocky Mountain Celotex Co Stout St Denver Colo 1735 In Gonadal Alexander Murrsv St Co Ltd Montreal Alt rotiahU tumotr dtoltrt tan tupply Ctlottx Building Board and Wkt you buy a ntw houn look for thii tit it it your atiuraneo of treat $r homt comfort Relative T LATH ill! t Crott-Mctio- ilA r—y ' 1 III -- S Auk 11— fAPi — won the pubtb parke itinglesi nis ehamploniihJp by defeating ter Htoefcn i0 Angeles jn tho rounfji her this afternoon match w'j decided in four 3 Jennings winning 0-- 3 6-- J-- B ten- W titoet ''f: 6-- J ::liitht 'nT t wood botrd 12 tioiei brick 25 timet concrete (Data com piled from tetti pubtiibed by tbe Amerleia Society of KefriferatiRf t I - M PUJNf-f!- - tiilS i why effective timet platter Knineeri) Le final The arts oUqw nt H t !y g Celotex ! needed iuiu Utioobick of wood brick platter $ad eooerete A beet ttop Cetotes i INSULATING CANE BOARD ill heat-stoppin- values BHANP NEW CHAMPION CUVI"LATI ' Cehteslatk JENNINGS IS tJeore Jennings Chicago national Hi These Sections Are of Equal Insulation Value ' |