Show FRIDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 28 1928 THE OGDEN STAND SIDE GLANCES - By George Clark SCOUT COUNCIL ELIHU ROOT TO BACK HOOVER raH' WM - He Fails To Agree With G O P Nominee On Prohibition MEETSTOHIGHT Election Win Be Held And Summer's Work Reviewed WASHINGTON Sept 28— (AP) of former state in a letter to secretary Dr Hubert Work chairman of the Republican national committee today announced that he would support Herbert Hoover for the presidency He however added that he did not agree with the Republican candidate's views on prohibition I think the country will come to a more intelligent his letter read "of dealing way" with that subject than is contained in the present laws but that will probably be a slow process and in the meantime the- hard task of on our free srovernment carrying with all its many difficulties and must be! perfiwmed by dangers us We need the very best man possible to be the head of that business 'Among all the! men available for that place I think Mr Hoover farUhe most competent His clearness of thoughts his proved depth of human sympathy his quality of complete devotion to what ever task he undertakes hia long executive training his wide exhie perience in large affairs practical knowledge of national administration all these make his selection seem to me an exfor the ceptional opportunity grood of the countryj There will be a meeting of the Ogden Gateway council of the Boy Scouts of America in the Hotel Liifrelow Sonight at 8 o'clock A committee will be appointed to nominate men to fill tho offices of president five vice presidents and members at large Election will be held cud those chosen will confer and elect a treasurer Steps will be taken to fill the executive board positions left vacant by the death of Warren L Wattis and tho resignation of Fred G Taylor who has gone to New York Reports will be given by committees on the work of the last quarter covering July August and September Scout Executive S Dilworth Young will give a report on his trip to the national convention at Cornell Present officers are: C Angus president W H Shear1 Wright man D I Harris John F Holmgren John C Knudsen and W It Dddington vice presidents Samuel O Dye treasurer S Dilworth ft J scout executive George A Young Bergerstrom field executive Kenneth Sheffield field executive Executive board members are: Ralph E Bristol Fred Carr the Rev J E Carver Samuel G Dye : C J Dewey W R Eddlngton J IL Eldredge Jr I E Ellison I P Charles B Empey the 'GRANDMAS TIPPET Fag-eB J Finch Ernest L Ford WC NCA SuRVICI ©1928 BEING D R Forsha B A Fowler Frank ca u s pat of r PARIS — (AP) — Bias bands of Francis the Rev A J Hansen D D Harris Horace Holley ydiagronal weave jersey are a new form of neck scarf shown at some John P Holmgren W Karl HopANNOUNCER: "Well radio audience Miss Donna has kins of the exclusive sport shops for James Jensen J C McFar-lan- e autumn wear They are almost a just arrived Although a little late she 's worth waiting for John F Mumford Lee R duplication of the John D Peters W W Purrington a and we'll forgive her and greet her with smile" Rawson W H Reeder Jr John tippet T Rushmer R H Rutledge A M S A Shaw W H Shearman DEVOTES LIFE TO C Anand Russell P Stone Wight BLIND SCHOOL gus Wright JACKSON Miss — (AP) — The yellows browns and crimsons that autumn slowly spreads over the woodlands holds no beauty for 80 boys and girls at the Mississippi Institute for the Blind but to them there will be no useless regret as they gro cheerfully about their lessons BELGRADE — (AP) — The MosThey are guided in their tasks by Miss Julia Byrd who bora lem population of Macedonia furblind entered the Institution at the nishes one of the world's best marage of seven and after completing: kets for second-han- d clothing her schooling remained to teach Jugoslavia imports annually old She is now rounding out a quarter clothes enough to cover a populaof a century of such service In tion of 750000 persons addition to her training at the inFrance and Germany have capstitute she has studied music in tured this great "ragged clothes" conservatories that she might bet- market and their annual shipments ter teach otheTS total approximately $5000000 — Klihu Itoot - " wii-- 17 R caused by the war which affected all workers and in the case of intellectual workers oftentimes produced serious consequences GENEVA— (AP)— Emphasis on The labor bureau has inaugurthe- increasingly important role of ated an exhaustive study of these the press in modern life is a fea- problems and thinks that some ture of a report issued by the In- may be solved by an international ternational Labor Bureau which agreement has been making a sti'dy of the conditions of work of newspapermen and of the problems of the EVENING HATS newspaper profession COPY HEADDRESS The prodigious development of journalism says the report is PARIS — (AP) —The soft transtestified to by the great increase parent velvets of the new season in the number of newspapers and sometimes of silk and sometimes both weeklies and of rayon have periodicals inspired many style in various published rjonthlies new season innovations of the induscountries Remarking that A swathed for tightly trial methods have now penetrat- formal afternoon or turban wear evening reof ed all aspect journalism the is one of the developments of velport says that the advertising Bide vet millinery It reproduces faithof the profession shows amazing fully the knot worn in the turban of the As evidence this results of of Hindus caste high origfact is brought out that In 1925 the inator is Suzanne Talbot The and the States of United the newspapers model since In first reproduced had a receipt of over 750 million other shades was pale orange coldollars in advertising or and deep cream velvet Newspapermen have encountered difficulties in this evolution of About 17 per cnt of the total journalism the report underlies first because of the change in merchant tonnage under the Ammethods of control and second be- erican flag is represented by tank cause of the economic upheaval steamers LEAGUE STUDIES PRESS STATUS R-s- POTATOES RED BLISS IDAHO GROWN Eirst Car of Idaho Spuds While They Last- - 85c Per Hundred Small Sacks from 85 to 100 Pounds Eac SWEET POTATOES SPINACH ENDIVE iv CURLY CABBAGE' 'i I RED CABBAGE RUTABAGAS t TOMATOES HUBBARD SQUASH BANANA SQUASH LETTUCE GREEN ONIONS RADISHES WINTER RADISH BEETS 5 Bunches 10c 3 Bunches 10c Each 5c 4 Bunches 10c 4 Bunches 10c 4 Bunches lQc t lc Per Pound 3 forlOc Large Slicers 40c 50c and 60c PARSNIPS Jolin dear run along When Fm about to make a cake I don't want anyone in the way" "But look here Jane I just came in to M — help you "Well if you really want to do something big go get me a sack of Sperry Drifted MOSLEMS BUY OLD CLOTHES kit KPO KGO KGW V (f g KOMO KHQ ES Why park your car and carry your groceries to it? You can park as you like here and get down-tow- n prices Pounds 3 Pounds 3 YELLOW PEAR TOMATOES GREEN PEPPERS CELERY GREEN BEANS ' Per Doz 2 Stalks 2 Pounds 5 5c 5c 10c 25c 20c 15c 15c POTATOES Choice Irish Cobblers 85c Per Hundred Snow Flour"- - Tone in on Mammy Sperry's Kitchen every Tuesday and Friday morning at 10:30 over the Pacific Coast Network— per 100 Per Bunch Per Bunch BUNCH SAGE TVcrwr 2 Pounds 15c 2 Poundsl 25c 2 Pounds 15c Per Head 15c Per Pound1 5c 3 Pounds 10c 4 Pounds 10c Per Pound 3c Per Pound 4c Per Head 5c t PICKLING CUKES DILL WEED old-fashion- ed ses FRUITS and VEGETABLES CARROTS CABBAGE CUCUMBERS r - Everybody lllli TURNIPS V Almost ire® - t P4l REVIVED ARD-EXA1IINE- PEACHES Orange Clings Per Bushel $150 PRUNES Large Blue Italian 8 lb 25c Bu $125 PLUMS Small Blue Session A Per Pound 5c APPLES Big Red Jonathans' 6 Pounds 25c HUCKLEBERRIES Per Pound 5c 1 3 Pounds 25c PEARS Choice Bartletts f 3! Pounds 25c FRENCH PRUNES PEACHES White Clings Per Bushel $150 CITRON MELONS Per Pound iy2c WATERMELONS — CANTALOUPES HONEY DEWS — PERSIAN MELONS Fruits and Vegetables of All Varieties and service Wiinrtoa Market SOME PAYDAY PRICES Red Crown Family FLOUR sack $145 Flour if pg4-lbpkg2- £ Potatoes Veal Stew lb 100 lbs 79c Sweet Standard te:A ETCHUP ITTTED rJl O 1 quent hungry-time- s nothing is so satisfying and delicious as a few slices of this better-bake- d rich and wholesome bread Full of g elements that children and grown-up- s all need!: energy-producin- Fresh lb 47c llilY Creamery In Our Markets PotRoasts S" lb 20c Royal master bakers put all their skill and care into the making of this bread They have children of their own— and they know that Long Royal Bread is eaten by thousands of other people's children From the very choicest the beginning when purest ingredients are mixed to the finished loaf in its new long convenient form Long Royal Broad Is different and better! 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