Show rTww-- — '''!-- ' Juw"vrv'°iy-e- r w'J ' i ' ' ECONOMIST-I-S ':' r ' imr ntwuimrrm '!—— - p ' — HEARD BY CLUB I V - ' M tr — rin FORFIRST FAMILIES li rn ' OGrDN HlAnuAtiu i' HOOVER MAKES rru£SDA¥ liViijbiING RAPS HOOVER PLAN TO LINK nri nnn M nnrm UIJ FEW PROMISES I1 V 'Agriculture Mining and Manufacturing Seen Balanced Here W9lfm TtVOffiRICAS UUiil Nominee Wants to fin Inter White House CLAREMORE Okla Oct 2 — joe atobinson th $3000000 Air Transport democratic presidential nominee company Is Now Unburdened was interrupted in a speech h Utah's economlo condition is alCompleted today by a man back in the crowd most evenly balanced between agWASHINGTON rw it TTTTM who 1 NEW YORTC Oct g — kept shouting' "H'a a corn Hoover Is aaying little in a riculture mining: and manufactur- his oreaa Development nf a single (CP) eater a presidential he's because cornbread eat campaign ingr according1 to an economic eur-ve- y I' North Unking to wants ihe and Rm £ a ZllZt go into the er" 1' i which Ralf Woolley of the House k th unburdnrf 'IMC-"Who's a cornbread eater?" de i u l United usual campaign promises a persurvey diswiinm one or two - i' manded sonal Senator Itobinson friend i cussed this noon at the Ogden Exc"n explained at Hoover's fore Qlstancewas i "Mr Hoover" headquarters here today change club luncheon In the Hotel ft I3000000 air transnnrf Mm "The! other sMa ran "Ot I get what you mpn " tv jBigrelow This he said is true depany lot because thev senator in won't hiv replied spite the fact that statistics show § fulfill their premises" Hoover hs The cemnanv tv a!-- i he forced us whn 1 les that Utah's annual manufacturing in of America is takinsr cuits to eat Corporation conversations private cornbread" values are $157000000 with miniover all outstanding um ifl republican nominee was The senator caused mintii ng- at $77000000 and only uj as 4hen added: represented: believing many for agriculture n me past have gone pres "He'a something else too Whii form the world's largest internainto ON EVEN BASIS so office air transportation system laden with campaign So much of Utah' manufacturing1 Werf sweetening your coffee tional that with promises were molasaes his associates wer for carrying both mail is baaed upon agricultural prodthey prevented from havlnar frea ilTntTitraM millions out of Cuban mri ucts that with proper subtraction making Vanderbilt ZlI?: of their office If he has hia way ana additions It Is brought to an V and Rich P"aent V ne will make no nrnmtxs vne cnairman of the even basis with the other mem iiuji board those he has already made and ho ingly smaller economlo units the The- new corporatism bin ne elected free to work QUARTERBACK to nopes Utah economist declared Utah's DIES out the present acgovernmental situations growth in the future he said is Airways OF to In ithe BROKEN cording lieht ha Unlted State nMA'h NECK presaged upon the utilization of IZ finds them when the hat f 'th Indies t0 Antral end the vast acreage which is now only ilh nas a leap p oared America rillLADKLPHIA Oct wamin gradually building grazing: Jand and which cannot be J— (AF) wem rnenas offor th wmch will reach rni9rli V -- Leo Goodreau of HaveriU Mass brought under Irrigation Utah has Ulanova collet first string uwn ior some criticism IavoIoI almost reached the maximum dek injured in scrimmage last against the ijnomlnee because of his velopment that can b© anticipated for its water supply as far as farmiciWVince 10 take a definite stand weolc died today on some issues Goodreau who waa 19 years old in The most talkative rinraf ng- is concerned Further growth all of ShakesDMr' suffered a broken neck when plav-er- s Hamlet & in Jonlv Hoover's limited except caller rn way must come who has 1659 lines to on from other faetora him piled sssemeni ist today was Col Rob speak WATEIl IS NEEDED "Water is the fundamental maChicago Tribune terial upon which all civilization y?uv inosv or the working over the final printed day 8TOwH" said the speaker "If you copies of his iRQ Washington has a stately dignity m it Colonial beauty that speech to ib delivered limit the water supply your growth RiturJw wumu mevnaDiy give its owner as a community is choked off" afternoon at 3 'clock standing in the commttn ty" standard time at El southern Utah he said lt is the kind of homo that peonle of rood tet vA i expansion could not be expected ana iji excepting through diseoverv of fsnf underground water supply North- ern Utah's development along- agMRS COOUDGE OFF There is solid comfort! fnsio °" "L"'comParaDi ricultural lines he said was lim- decidedly satisftnrv the 7 " rf ited to areas that can be'eupplied FOR WASHINGTON eiieraai aremtectureL through storage of flood waters SPitable cent5r ha BDaciouL the keynote to the NORTHAMPTON Building up of livestock Industry -t- eringlthis hrnlo through raisin? of forage crops by £d a P'alvin ' irrigation of high lands was one lor v vn nresiaent TpffCoolldge ' un par- cneery one's-furthe- r "inviting r (b suggestion for Utah's growth made t Hinpton today for Washington af- by the speaker A dininir i rnnmnf: Data used in making the ecoJ?i2i?r Ilr mother Mrs Lemlra nomic survey of Utah waa reviewed a patient ii the Dickinson 'hospiby the federal engineer who said that he had not completed his work since December last areopen one 13 allowed a lonir tallUrS D v along that line but desired to brjnff sween of sn lUOOdhUA WDtt f1iilr4 a 1UT "uuse similar to the nno hr ! ract to the attention of rouin ana sun oiZ" important' I m thevvlI ""KUBia '"w automobile parlor ""viiu the club members Preston Brown Hnrai tiiu T1ICL morris nraa accom- emve io me Colorado river There are three panied vjr iirr i hikr rr m T BUsi5each a blessed boon helghbOsr ihr fyB t ?l0t3 tt Jr when ?i5i!!lLd!r-bey- : room 7 ieforo av sh — n leaving luicnrcil mnner important developments Visit to her mother L The nrfcA nf Via tt-uii iyJ I may be expected Immediately upon is rrom ?000 to IIOOOO ""wn8oa congress convening1 The ilinelof For r seDaratin ! further writfi tht StaDdard v The speaker was introduced by reau Colorado Homes Bu-WaihlnSS Burton F Dlnsmore Building D C program called chairman His address was comthe lunar sterminatoT mended "by President Josepn E Evans who thanked the speaker for coming from Salt Lake to to the Exchingeites Severalspeak musical numbers were given by the Williams' jubilee quartet members of a company appearing tonight at the First Baptist church tt If °""r ii-w- States-geologica- A- s ?38-0000- yil C01-"11!1- - Pan-Americ- an ilVr qUar-erbac- 4 Reg-ardlns- itan ui-wivi- !—( ap Oct FIVE STARMEH Action Follows Alleged Drinking Party on —William Allen' White Emnorii ditor and author in a atatement tooay renewed his attack on the legislative record of Governor Al fred E Smith- andw deiad wvawcv WVIlUlUi d mUquoted him Din°n v vvicnua last night In attributing wlmi th char tbttiL'ttVi"Governor omith is in svmnntViv ality and vice" White asserted flatly he had made no such charge the democratic presidential against I do not holicvo th nominee! J itljlj would issu a ' aCRMEHf olavr nt attle baseball club todv ' Oct ou are brown m iu inisin witvi IJ free-for-a- i!inrr u The new one made toevening wear iwith h One hf th gowns stunning is fashionid of r o-- rnr ixro'-ii-A- "A r-"- ) - i " tnlt? a h — 2— (AP)— of the Womheadquarters en's Christian Temperance union today in a prepared statement declared that Governor Smith is either ignorant of many of the es- tablished facts of prohibition or in- leiieciuauy dishonest"! "Almost every allegation forward by the governor was put wrong half told or without foundation " said the statement in regard to 'a recent speech of the Democratic presidential nominee "He misused the facts concerning t'arious prohibition referenda wlmn he put forward the idea that a ma jority or people have voted against The futile non-legprohibition referendum in New York and Illinois were ignored by the drys because they meant nothing "If every man woman rvn in Illinois and New York had voted 'Yes on those futile referenda there could hivebeen no return to beer and lightj wines" Oct inn u Na-lion- al m u n buying power" j rauu oAu (AP)American motor cara are gaining in the Brazilian market nteteadily exthe pense of European makes it from the latest police censua lure This census shows 1 8943 cars licensed in this city practically all of which are of—- United States makes A few years ao the European car monopolized the market here but the smaller and less cars which are excellent onpowerful smooth loads in France and other Euro-r-ea- n countries are out of in a new country purchasersplace have found The larger American car built- for all road conditions has won ine market not because of performance but only because of price dealers say ap-pear- HAIID LUCK RIDES ten-BD- f f Jacnu'ard Jacquard Silks yard hir A Jacquard silks' Sof newest fall colors ? gown 13 the latest Frisian Transparent velvet in this alCet a lovely evening n oroiro v — "k"" a titii rippW euge cVrcuiar 60-da- rlpnni v Shoes for Matrons a win i 40 inchp 81-In- ch Sheeting ike linisn in HT ' yard j 10 0 SI 7 iwirio Sheeting yard &wide 81 inches good Satin Radiant yard Satin Radiant ' ?nfe£S-el- ap- DS fIaQnel lon I ?7c inclJe8l1wWe fine close woven °r dark color8' lm ' h rnMJ4 vuiu P?vU Muslin yard T' iio AuuBim Fea heriTickinsr vard 1 58-In-ch cIose tight J?" cerlzett table damBt "— — terns colored border uvuuuiui "i tIot id ym Ti iiurai pat - WINTER BEDR00M IIEED oixyu fleets 29 f) 1 iiUES FULL OF SMART NEW H y Z $l V full s'ized Sl1190— o maae oucci of fine cIosp woven snow wnl fa wiYi No Btarch or filling- BedSpreads Bed spreads Size 80x105 S2P5 m rose f Sheet w heavy gold S2 95 y anA Pair A lbue Blanket S "P J295 2jff with col- - Cotton BattsL Pillow Tubing yard 25c 42 laches jWido Pillow tubTtiMng ing made of good strong sturdy snow white muslin Yard 25c Lunch Qoths $125 BROGUEISH OXFORDS OF BROWN calfskin gunmetal or patent leather for girls heels Sle college Children's Shoes ' : vv r $198 MISSES' AND CIIILbREN'S PATENT LEATHER S5 85 SLIPPERS JUST in patent brown kidskins satin and style two-ton- e AH styles of heels Also Arch Preserving ties for matrons $585 "Extra Special" PrTRi' 1 : 0NE U2sLY patent pumps one-ste- $485 HUNDRED pumps and p or uy Buy them ska rA HOW rtu cut- - Here's a Bargain x r $345 Brand-nepumps for women of latent leather tan black low heels heels : r w itary heels Women's SKppers FIVE HUNDRED PAIRS OF WOMEN'S slippers included are patents kidskins s satins These shoes formerly sold to $10 Week $200 our- $200 HI-GRA- and two-tone- - Z:rr1V Shoe 0 iiaiosfies MoWi BECAUSE:- - Pirst vnn tdU save tvia y second you can get the in uu mux b money than you usually pay for "cheap seconds All fresh ' stOClC pair fnliir guaranteed to "!e colors— tory wear See the new styles—new new 1n or mil- college Grouped for Shoe Week $345 r lasts ALL NEW STYLES Lunch cloths klze 54x54 heavy all pure linen lunph cloths plain cen-Urs vrith colored borders Each F3Z5 short-vamp- Wrcek $308 Big values $785 5100 Cotton batts big: fluffy two and one-ha- lf pound battsi siie 72x90 Extra fine grade of cotton Each J100 :$398 v SMART S775 n - °red fr?sng" Aiua CLEVp I $2-9- S2 45 'Flapper Types" -FLAPPER TYPe"m pat- - Damask vard Girls' College Shoes bro-v- 9K narroT Wue stripe Kiddies' "Star Brand - one-stra- p FOR KIDDIES WEARIJCG SIZES 5 To'll HIGH shoes and oxfords The good "Star Brand" shoes All br°"n' PatCnt and Untal- - Great style also "Arch Preserving" shoes for those who r $298 FOR MISSESAND JUNIOR GIRLS A GROUPING of oxfords fancy ties and slippers of pat- ent tan calfskin or gunmetal All2es xiu 9c incnes wide mnriA One Group for Girls $2 95 FOR GIRLS WEARING 9 TO 2 FOR want really smart shoes "Poll Parrot" GIRLS WHO the at ractivfl-WinTi- p- Trimmed with insetTof colored kid $400 value $295 £K 25c Lingerie Voiles ' i r iiuo0 woven lingerie voile mad a nf fin 4 cotton Big ranyt newesfi colors Yard S5c 'i ?Q ' I i CK "7 Black or " § $298 BIO BOJS'SOLID LEATHER SCHOOL SnOES bcs' °r ed0 leather o!cs EiZ ZZ or brown $298 g 17c Ungerie Voiles yard hev ViI outing flannel 36 incbeVwirfV' ' woven snow white nap Yard 15c 17c Outing Flannel yard 4Q Vc : tJ L ecIet Styl0S-3- -tie For Smart Girls Yard 17ci 36-Inc- 3d inpToa brbin $To5Ve ' inches wide Uautiful cretonne Cretjonae t?i2i ATfl0raJ Pri?t pattera t°r quilts Yrm I 15c i For Real Boys $4 95 ARCH SUPPORTING SLIPPERS FOR MATRONLY COmfort is kost 6Ht0 '?°m f0 Portaiit All 38 wool Outing Flannel yard White § l)ov?tttSiSAHmi-oltandhem ? preciare trie values of this yard Cretonne yard SI 00 ' Flat Crepe yard Mat crepe ChaOie f2S5n'?KS£ vu shade - Challle 35 inches widA fin soft finished chal- Uo new print patterns for quilts Yard 15c " - ot NEW COLOR thk 25l36lnch - jacnj THOUSANDS HAVE ALREADY TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF great snoe sale Thousands mnrp will lol p jTf i r The shoes Saturday night Prices at cheap dows then come in °F-i- n! Yo umers ?225 Chiffcn Velvet yard IX OHIO NEA 8erTlce By j CINCINNATI Ohio — Wallace Jones mother waa scriouslv in in Latonia Ca Wallace short or funds was in Columbus Ohio So he figured it out and decided ' on riding the rods to Georgia He had reached when hard luck joined theCincy nartv tra waa nearly caught trespass on njr v ne sucxiiu ceeded In making hia way to ewport Ky where he decided hla memory of food toTeesh vaw Ydiveu into a soft drink store and ordered a Ela nis ready cash aii a $1Qutiiuufc note went across the counter In due time a pint of hooch waa delivered to him in- nteau ui me Ductermilk and no change from the made no on Argument the proprietor ' bo impression our hero Wen Z tUe pollce wh confis- uuuis ana arrested the proprietor Following which lace left town emntvufl tr Wal— niwmovn — sua Dound for Georgia nmn vr & Crepe isatin 40 inches Iwldo A heavy brieht iuster rmisned crepo satin Tho most silk rabric of the eeasbn Big ranga popular of new colors Yard s- YOUTU or October Sayings For This Ffiie Qualify - motor cars rir'Kni if ff SILK CREPE al BRAZIL PREFERS " u s w J ' i AKDjj IAMB YARDS OlinCTO AT ni I UWM IO HI HL jx CHICAGO ZiiAl:s-- i lw 111 WWWSW Sfca ntt bro- - gles curves and whatnr It id makeg a uiu band that has a gleaminerrn iiir fit Gold i - rtfti Ww a modernistip waturibbfn' gold fahirtt4n7- - V "-r- "wi - - -- ittiihtrt fX ti- the suspended list for the remaln- uci oi me season and each had been fined U00 according t£ n announcement by William H Klep- v ui me Club ii KleppW'a action waa niri t followed an alleged drinking Barbee and Bernie party Nei bytPY outfielders ahd Eddte AinRmH ' veteran catcher to According Klepper the five Players engaged in a drinking ty early Monday which terminated n a ll and resulted in Barbee'a injuryfight' "I never have playeri to get away withpermitted such conduct" Klepper Mid "I'do not intend to start it now" malicious and obvious He: he u n square man" White said "But I Jo believe the cocktail holsters of lammany who are preparing his speeches for him have placed him in a most embarrassing position "I have printed Smith' on the saloon rasre bv nat nnr' graph by paragraph carefully protecting Governor Smith personally from any taint upon his character declaring as a man 'always my faith in him BROWN nosiEnY Brown hosirv1 nrnmlA Jill attractive dark shadp Ta and chald bre browns and rniMt nd o Coast ! r Isi6 RENEWS ATTACK ARE SUSPENDED j 7 WHITE EDITOR OOTOBBH L pve satisfac s " ' |