Show tHE 0GDE2T STANDARD-EXAMINE- FRIDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 2 1923 R NEWS OF THE: IN1TERMOUNTAIN WEST OUT OUR WAY INSISTS POLICE By WILLIAMS City Commissioner Replies o Criticism Made During Hearing! when Thursday ure threatened their homel Left alone with the smaller chil dren ranging in age from 11 months to five years while her par ents attended a Halloween party Zelda carried the youngsters one by orte from the house after she discovered the building ablaze - BE RETARDED BY SNOW 2 PRESENTE — CAP) — snow in St Anthony Idaho Falls Idaho Armory-Gymnasiiiand several other points along the Built In Honor of north Snake river retarded crop movements considerably yesterday War Dead the state agricultural department reported MOSCOW Ida Nov 2—(AP The snow was the outer eldge of s niemoriai to 'her war iaano a gerie'ral storm which swepjt over dead — a $300000 armory-gymna the Iloclsy mountains centering In siufn — now win comnletion nearing 1 Cheyenne m ? officially presented to the Unt versity of Idaho just before ihe opening gun of the homecominsr day football battle' between the Idaho Vandals and the Washing ton state college Cougars SatUr j day The edifice paid for by obDUlar subscription throughout the state and by fees from students will be presented to uovernor II C Bald ridge by L Y Patch commander of the Idaho American Legion Gov ernor Baldridge in turn will pre sent the building to Di Frederick James Kelly president of the uni versity The ceremonies which' will ibe held on Maclean field will be par ticipated in by several state offi cials ajxd' other prominent persons of the state Official dedication! of the structure will take place next spring when the gymnasium : is completed be FALL FROM TRUCK IS CAUSE OF DEATH BOISE -- Idaho Nov 2 — Stanley Thatcher 22 died Thursday as a result of falling from a delivery truck In which he was riding) Moh day evening An Operation Tuesday morning resorted to for flhe of pressure on the ibrain proved of no avail and the jyoung man died without regaining consciousness re-mo- MONTH'S BUILDING SHOWS INCREASE vanston $Kews EMORIAL WILL CROP-MOVEMEN- BOISE Idaho Nov By SlArtY FAIR WEATHER I Nov 2 — Blinding ANGELES r 'S''T Jin JXIc t Clanahan's— for any purchase! Shop By Mall On Credit i if fxLl i j tK3 I VAT y I U A 4 fe?'fi!ttii iff - j A) I ) I I ALL MANY STYLES PROMISE MA ENGSTR031 SL Wintrv Temperatures Are Likelji To Remairi In Rookies Region EVAKWon Wyo No 2— Dr and Mrs? J H Ifolland entertain-- 1 ed their ibhdge fclub at dinner ion! Wednesday evenjingf at their home Denver! Colo Nov 2— (ap Covers wefe laid for Mr and Mrs felifef f t6m the wintry tem—Little It M LfWls Mr and Mfs Frank) which prevailed throughperature MrCashih and Mr Earl Brad- out the Rdcky mountain region was bury Mr bnd Mfs P W Spauld-in- g offered tjy the weather man today Mr ahd Mrs Roger LaChap-- i pelle ana the hosts Following the 'The fojreqasters did however ofdinner tbee tables of bridge Were' fer fair weather ove mosfef the the result probably arranged Jionors wete won by Mrs! region witfi that air mkil service interrupted 'rank Cashla and Ilj M Lewis two days ago when the district reCtUll LUXCJlIEON Mrs Valdemar Anderson entpr ceived its Second taste of winter tained her- bridge club at an at-- ! fcsould bf dontlnued Colora'dol retained Its blanket of tractively jappointed luncheon onj enow ahid there was a possibility Thursday at 1:30 o'clock Red roses werei used on the tables and that further snowfall would block in the rooins Following luncheon certain of tjhe mountain passes and bridge wasj played with Mrs Floyd aeiay cLutemobil© and railroad Baden afdj Mrsi Anderson winning traffic Snow Wa! predicted for portions nonors Mrs Lloyd Qodman re ceived the all ciit prize Club mem of Warning and Montana but' in bers preieht were Mrs: Floyd Ba- - most df those states fair skfra were aen Jira Ewer' Mrs KertH promised neui JLiweitpimer Mrs Lloyd Goodman Mrs Wiaiam Crawford Mrs Earl L - - P BRAKEMAN S - j ! - : Ca! i s ( i KENSINGSYSTEM Clothes for Men & Yo ung Men VERGOATS Wonderful Values —Smart Patterns—as low as JA Y A EUGENE Ore Nov 2— (AP) — E A McQrew 38 of Eugene a Pacific Southern freight train brakeman was stabbed to death late Thursday by a tramp during an altercation following an attempt by McQrew to put the man off the train The stabbing occurred on a freight car near West Fir The man escaped NlEW ANNIE LAURIE — A perfect 'M diamond of generous size InAlft the famous BUD & BLOS-rSOM mounting of special 18 a a Kt wmte a (AP) — Parker Nicholson Jr 18 son of a Winchester family was In a critical jcondition ih a hospital here and James Wilsey prominent fafiher f this district is charged with shqotfng him as the outcome of a Halloween prank Wednesday night ' j Nichotsoji and a group of boys authorities were told hitched a wagon bieldnging to Wilsey onto an automobile and started to drive away Wilsey demanded that they halt and iwhen they refused he said hefi?ed four or five shots at the automobile- One of these entered th boy's back near his spine Wilsey raa arraigned in Nez Perce on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon and was released utider a! $2000 bond He waived preliminary hsarlng and was bound over to the district court 3 Salts Boys Overcoats Boy( 4-Pie- $985'Up ce Men's and Boys' Moleskin Cloth Coats Lined With Sheepskin $985(Up - A I 1 - j r- Af Nationally Advertised Underwear "-- Value— On Bale! '1 "maw j "HANES" Elastic-kn- it Union Suits! Men's SizesReg $2i Boys' Sizes Reg $139 70c : coats- & - Pur and A j iljt rl'AvV-- f Vm 1 III Mtf® mwmw fe' Ml Distinctive'-OIorified- WitL &l I Fabric-a- nd Barely Offered $25001 Sold W STYLES Open a small payment account here— and gave Sale Prices Effective Saturday U oat in kock! EXTRA SPECIAL Six Months to Pay I BOY SHOT DURING HALtOWEEN PRANK WINctlisTR Idaho Nov — $1 Q85 Your own terms for these— or any KILLED BY TRAMP j i nt representatives was the last speaker on the program He contrasted the stand of Hoover and the "changeable" stand of Smith on tariff and other issues especially Smith's "inconsistencies on prohibition" He contrasted the type of campaigns which the Republicans and Democrats are carrying on as the former being described clean David J WHaon county chairman and candidate for district attorney Introduced Mr Dye as chairman of the meeting Music Was furnished by a trio composed Oi William S Ralph J Peterson Wright and Reed Garnmell accom panied by Mrs Garnmell The trio sang campaign songs TSntire probroadcast over ceedings were ' KFUR Early in the meeting 100 high school students halted their snake dance long enough to break int6 the rear lobby and give cheers for Wattia Bamberger Hoover Colton and the Ogden high school Following the rally a free dance was held at the Berthana which was largely attended Refresh ments were served ' Marun Mm Dell Trailor Mrs El rner Neilson Mrs George- Lloyd' permits granted during October and Mrs Glen Eastman Guestri showed construction values of were Mrlfc jLyle JBlackner aftd Mrs $388185 according to figures anLlmer Kinneman nounced by W D Pinney bifilding in coijafllimeijt to Mrs W H The figure represents CATTLE REGAINED: inspector an Increase from the $349 1 67 of liamiltoii (Of Fort Collins Colo C Ilj $oH4r entertained at a the corresponding period last year RUSTLERS ESCAPE Mrs luncheon pri Wednesday at her" MACK COIO Nov 2— rip! — home jL flow sliver basket of red CHOLERA STRIKES bitter sweet berries centered the recovery or 30 head of cattle stolen table at which covers wera laid LARGE HOG HpRD last spring from the Baker broth ers ranch near here has disclosed for Mrs John jWard Wlss Nell Jibs George Pexton Mrs Byrnes PRICE" Nov 2— More than 400 an elaborate rustlers' rndrvri T V-- Otllrin "hfra tT T a- Thft stock was found at the hiad A hogs on the ranch of F L Lison-be- e in the Nine Mile section off Car- 6f Horse canyon in- Grand couiity Mrs Frknk Gunnelli Mrs Anton Hansen the guest of honor and ths bon county have died of cholera Utah more than 500 miles from the hostess I FolIoting luncheon two recently it was revealed Thursday tsaker range were arranged tauies of iiridgi 4h by Orson P Madsen district agriBranding irons bv which won Honors w!re by Mrs John cultural inspector He said 100 Dranas or the stock had been Ward and Mrs Anton Hansen more head are diseased cnangea were found In a nrt-a-l There was no trace of the rustlers Nebwaiter L-- Yarletz of Omaha trayeiing auditor of the Union DIVIDEND PAID Racine t spent Wsdnesday and Thursday in Evanston takinr in BY CLOSED BANK KIWANIS LEADERS at the reclamation nlant ventory WILL VISIT UTAH ana urs Winston Blake and ir BOISE Idaho Nov 2— Mrs WJ A Blake of Salt Lak The security State bank of (AP)— Ashton SALT LAKE Nov 2 O passed Wednesday in Evanston which closed its doors last Febru- Cummings Born to Mr Mrs of E Tf(Wm presidnt ary paid a fifteen per cent dlvi-de- mternauonai and Fred WT Parker Roberts at theirandhome inJohn North to depositors today the: first international secretary accompani Evanstoa Thursday November 1 payment made it was announced ed by the wives siiMtiafnf a son will by th© commissioner of finance me ait juake chapter November Mr and Mrs E B Peterson en4 The payment was $22000 tertained at thdlr home on Wedj0 ana xe nesday evening at a vryf pretty Halloween party A number of novel were games played prizes be-- ! d Ladies" Rew:to-iNiiiNERr irtg awanded to Mrs Edward Payne Mrs Fldydi Llnsey and Ed Paynei was also played with hon triage ors going to Mrs Edward Payne and Max Cuzin Th© guest list comprised: Mr and Mrs Thomas G Terry Mr and Mrs Floyd Lin sey Mr arid Mrs Max CU2in Mr and Mrs tld Payne and Mr and Mrs Lloyd iWitham - IirxtERS IS PERIL Rav Ervin Jack Ervin W1ti Dukes and Frank Hoffman wer Our Usual November obliged to Spend Tuesday night in the hills of the Cumberland coun j try withcuthelter and in the midst or a heavy snowstorm afU mak deer ing a km o & big STARTING SATURDAY The men! lft here about 1 o'clock Tuesday afternoon to hunt deer in j Lincoln county It was warm and sunny arid theyj did not even take coats They drove down the river to the Charles Fowkes ranch Then Velvets Satins Metalllcs Felts and Feather1 they drove up Christensen canyon and overs the top of the canyon to Hats for the Mfss and Matron 1 fcheep creek and into the Cumber land country They made their kill and got: it dressed by dark and GROUP 1 GROUP 2 returned tQ their car to start for GROUP 3 xiome It was beginning to show signs of storm and becoming chilly They werejunabl© to get the car started andj all efforts to move it were without avail due to irekr Values to $500 Values to $650 trouble :Thejr started out to walk Values to' $800 and after an hour's travel found a grovel H$re' they" built a fire and spent the night About 1 o'clock a heavy snowfall set iri By keeping the firelgdfrig they managed to get through! the hight but suffer ed no nttlei discomfort The next Your Unrestricted shot a jackrabblt and morning they Choice of Any broiled It over the lire and ate It without even salt They then start Monogram Pattern Hat ed out to walk again - They were in the House still walking with 20 miles yet to go before reaching the first teleFormer Values to $1145 phone when BiU Ervin and Milt Hardison found them at noon that day Alarm had been felt when No Exchanges— No Refunds they did ' not return at night and Millinery Dept Main Floor Ervin and Hardiscm had- started out to find them Considerable dif- SALT LAKE mo- - COLTOX'S SPEECn Don B Colton Republican nominee for the United States house of SALT LAKE CITT Nov 2— (AP)t— The quick action of Zelda Jiosden 12 saved 'the lives of her four little cousins i0S DENVER - FOUR LITTLE ONES SAVED FROM BLAZE v ND no waiting— it takes but a ment to open an account at d i - A (Continued From Pagd One) and agricultural prosperity here He declared that he "wants no Of fice-baenough to stoop to a per sonal attack against King attd then reviewed the Democratic senator' record in congress pointing to his vote on auestions &u ecting" labor agriculture service men etc Bamberger decjared he was nom inated by a majority of the dele gates in the Republican state convention that the nomination was made Unanimous and that he now has the support of two defeated ' candidates In aft Address prior to introducing the speakers Mr Dye intro duced each of the judicial county He then and city candidates spoke on national issues and laud ed Republican prosperity from the point of view of the business man He dwelt upon the character ability consistency and leadership of Bamberger Colton and WattiS and called for John W Peters candidate for secretary of state and A EdSel Christensen for stats treasurer to acknowledge his in ' troduction &ALT LAKE Nov 1 — Charac the terizing objections raised Uitirsday by Judgd John II Mor gan and Prosecutor Lon Watson to the new ruling for parallel parking on Main street between South Temple and Fifth South streets as a lot of poppycock" Commission er T T Burton announced! Thurs day flight that the ruling would re main in force for thirty days "de spite what anybody savs" The matter was brought to the attention of Judge Morgan when smith charged with fail jvenpetn ure to park parallel with the curb on upper Main street appeared in open court and admitted that he had violated the new rulins 'This is the firit case to come before the court since the issu ance of the new order" Prosecutor Watson said "In attempting lo prosecute we are going absolutely contrary to law We might prose cute under seetiofl 53 for not obey ing traffic signs etc Hut even in that event signs would have to be placed calling attention to the par allel parKing order The case was dismissed J REVISION TAX SALT LAKE CITY NO MONEY DOWN 'M WATTIS PLEDGES ENFORCE RULING 1 OGDEN I W f ' I I IT'i' " jji II I j - SALE ' Others at Tery selfectiv and moderate prices! 76o Down $1 Week Orv Jewelers 2405 r i Open anAccount Dignified Credit ficulty had been experlncsd in trying to bring in the car and the deer as the enow is already about two feet deep in the hills and is - $1975 PEIOE Washington Ave windows - at Very Drewy and Rlthlv Ornamented Mode— V ' Broadcloths and others — some of which will be on display in our Dozen 1 MILLINERY uauner- - up to tn Children's Hats ' $385 1 75B h $198 up ! n Clearance Oale-- Review these frilled and flared and pleated dresses in one e and types — now offered at-two-piec- ! Buy with NO MONEY DOWN j Beautiful gatinsj velvets georgettes and flat crepes in blaclc and flattering colors —make your own terms Or merely mince at thines six-poi- nt 250 "Sitolee KTevliafs New Styles! DressesS-lVIin- y: half'hearted way? Stimulate j IJ their appetites with bak - ing leavened with Calumet The best table tonic youVe ever seen And remember Announcing A New Department digestion — pro motes health and happiness store will soon leature Juen s bhoes — at a popular price! To Be Installed Early in November? with McClanahan's policy of expansioiji and IN accord arid in response to numerous requests) this growth the pleasure of eating stimulates (Watch for Announcement of Opening Date) Use Yo u r Acco unt 'Here Freely DOU OLE-- AC Tin G fc£AXI3 Waaaa EXTRA SPECIAL! r niiinimi iiiiiij in umimmiiiinnm iiiiinumi imnmiuii nm wummKmmnmmmmmm EE1IEJIBEE the NA3IE for CREDIT and - - ' ' ' ' - ' " A VALUES |