Show ' THE: OGDEN 10 KAISER COWARD You Can't Get Away From It! By RUBE GOLDBERG OP CHANCE TO DI Idaho Nov 30— (UP) gasoline thieves learned a grim lesson last night when they lit a match to see if they had ob- -' tained all of the gasoline In a tank on the automobile belonging to Dr M J Fuendellng Last seel the thieves were running down an alley screaming their clothes afire Whether they were able to extinguish the flame in time to prevent serious burns was not known as they disappeared Dr Puendeling's garage and ma chlnf were destroyed ir the fire BOISE — Two CAR TRANSFER DEAL ENDED CLEVELAND Ohio Nov 30— (AP) — Samuel Regar treasurer of Motors corthe Chandler-Clevelanannounced that negotiaporation tions for control of the Chandler company by the Hupp Motor Car corporation were concluded today Speaking for himself and his associates including Fred C Chandler president who is abroad Regar said the deal had been consummated and arrangements made for the transfer of Chandler-Clevelanto Hupp No statement was issued as to Hupp plans for the Cleveland plants acquired 30 — —A 1 LJTTLE NAfEAFOAi i nVT — p— Phone 100 Joe Taylor " " ' SO 1923 i' I Frank Moore i Invited : To Hear JVlemorial Services J'Z"' "At ' 'Lodge" ' ' "I r 1 : Ogden- lodge of tKe Benove'lent an'il Protective Order? of Elks No 718 Will hold public inemorial services at 8 o'clock p m Sunday at - WHAT W1 Mm ( Vw I CAi gq home Up feEfc Ws£ cso RELiGFSjNou) the home on Grant avenue The program will be broadcast pver radio KFCt: Thd committee in Charge of the event1 Is composed of John Culley chairman A S' Patterson Alvin Morte'nsen LeRoy Japkson and K M llggan The memorial address will hie 'given by the Very Revi W W Fleetwood dean Of St Mark's cathedral £alt Lakej There swill be a program ot instrumental and Officers of Ogvocal selections den lodre will conduct' the ritual whiclt is given fannuajUly in honor of the: members who have died during the past year?i Everyone is invited to attend j Wfflk AMt 1 LIQUOR KILLS ONE MANY CUT WITH BOTTLES rW Iff 1 v EoSgk ' jciAwwie''-:6AY- - 1 TO S' ' :HOr-l- E - ' THE : : i a I 3tto £X±—-Wl- SrL ' LlSTXji TO -CO v ' i i YORK NovJ 30— (UP) — One person wua deadf and 14 were in hospitals today because of too Sevmuch Thanksgiying ?liquor eral of the injuries were caused by in as hip falls with whisky bottles I i pocket NETV AsfAAJ OF JOHNi J SMELT S : aoUJVJbQ? -- PRISONER WAIVES DELAY IN RETURN Special Blanket Sale Right in the heart of the seasbn Every blanket in stock reduced in price Corns in and supp y all your needs now — at extremely low prices v All Wool Auto Robes $ The Famous Jacobs Oregon City Robes guaranteed 100 per cent wool assorted colors Can be used for couch covers auto seat covers steamer rob e3 bed throws etc Full size REGULAR $750 ROBE i - TWO BROTHERS GIRL ARRESTED BOY VIOLINIST MEET IN 0GDEN FOR BURGLARY SINGER WEDS MISSING OGDEN ! i $1350 Announces Event At Thanksgiving Dinner NW YORK Nov Couple i AP) Nanette Guilford of tho Metropolitan opera and Max Rosen! a boy violinist from the east side met three years ago marveled at each other's talent and finally decided to keep the talent all In one family But the parents said wait Walking down Seventh avenue last Friday they decided they had grown tireH of waiting and that led to their first Quarrel It was whether they should be married in Greenwich Conn or city hal Miss puilford decided on city hall so it vf as there they were marriedl They ahnounced the event at a ifamily Thanksgiving dinner and mqved to an apartment m west Seventieth I street All was forgiven Miss Guilford a native of Har lem was singing in musicaj! com edies at the age of 13 and at 18 five years ago made her debut at the Metropolitan She became a star two years later and is pne of the few operatic stars whoj never ld - -- ! - - '' 1 'Special der large size $3 00 70x80 inches Special Reg JiJD al HOLLAND IMPORTED BLANKETS Holland imported wool ilanket j No VX72 Strawberry and white Wonderful for warmth Reg $1800 t Special No 6056 — Grey sheet blankets with white bol $1440 a dn i a ATJBURN WOOlJ BLAlKETS Auburn double? all wool blanket finest quality Size 70x80 inches Reg $1900 tik Special HYACINTH COTTON BLANKETS ' ' ('' dir 10U WOOL COMFORTS Hyacinth soft cotton blanket Colors corn and white plaid Size 70x80 inches 6n ' Reg $300 Special Wool comforts eize 72x84 Now on sale ia $Z3U at i Reg $1200 values $795 i We Are Headquarters for the Famous aiiRets I WHICH YOU HAVE SEEN ADVERTISED IN THE MAGA- - ZINES COMPLETE ASSORTMENT MODERATE PRICES SELECT NOW FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS After a three-da- y search Helen Hookhuyzen daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Rookhuysen of 2972 Washington avenue was fOuhd Thursday afternoon about 3 o'clock by Detective C B Noble He found th girl walking along Twenty-fourt- h street pear Harrison avenue recognizing her from deAt the- police station scription where! she "was questioned sheto!d officers that she hacj stayed vitli while the friends and relative seareh vas Telnsr conducted fHer "i stcry is being checked1 ! All Blankets Now On Sale Atl Low Prlces ' LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS MAY BE ARRANGED ) - OGDEN BUSINESS VOLUME INCREASES EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME HI Ogden transacted 'last month th largest volume of business measured by debits against' individual banking accounts reported for- any month to date of 192g and 86 per cent larger than thaj of October 192? The Standard Statistics Company of New-Yorreports as 14 per cent above the aver age'for 1920-192- V ! this-volum- k t 4 '0 I Octjjber volume foif Utah 1 reported at 28 per cent abover thz average an Increase of 133 per cent over October 1927-i I v'v — s XS7 t Remember in buying for Christmas 2473 WASHINGTON AVE f ENTANCE THROUGH HIRSOHMANS So choose yoztr Desk Set Stamped Jewel Cloth Scarfs $1750-Speci- GREY SHEET BLANKETS YLVIA DEE CO : grey on 6ift ?1U5U Regaj blue and white plaid double' blankets part wool" Edges bound Reg dC A $700 J Special p30U i - ) BLANKETS Oregcnian fine quality all wool single blanket Finished in pink satin binding Dainty pink blue and cream plaicjL Reg Ain REGAL DOUBLE BLANKETS GIRL LOCATED Li B Sp'encer and E T Spencer brothers formerly of Ogden met nr- xt— TTrvrtTnnrXT here Thursday night for' the first (UPj-l-MI- sa Ruth Boiling attractlric in' 14 years tive J3' high school senior B mina civil I and Spencer alleged girl burglar was oring engineer of Mina Nev He was and a classmate of Herbert Hoover dered held under $3000 bond far the' grand jury'-whepresident-elec- t 'at Stanfordarraigned in E T Spencer is editor of the Ida- court today on charges of "breakho State Journal of Pocatello and ing and larceny" in two a former Ogden newspaper man countsentering ' 4C Both are sons of H H Spencer Heir jfather City Chemist George A furnished the necessary studied abroad Her private name ballBoiling he and and his daughter huris Nanette Gutman Rosen is 28 ried courthouse the 'frpm Ruwas in born and old years The for Mlsa Boiling's 'warrant :u : mania' Was issued several days ago arrest He played the fiddle bo well as a but 'was not served until she apboy his father's barber shop on the in' court this morning The lower east side that he attracted peared ' here- last night from irl arrived tt Cop-pethe attention of Edward De who- arranged for instruction New York state where she had recuperating from a nervous under Leopold Auer He made his been! ''''" breakdown 10 debut atjCarnegie Hall years ago Miss Boiling is alleged to have and gained instant recognition as a in a series of concert Violinist of the first rank benj implicated burglaries in which the loot totaled r thousands of dollars TUXNEY AIDS EDITION Tli woodland area of Great NEW YOI1K Nov 30— (AP) — Britaintotal W 2958 ?72 acres" to an edition contributors Among f of the Encyclopedia Brittanicajnow in preparation are Cjlerie Tunney Governor Smith and' Henry Ford writing respectively on bojing New York and automobiles OREGONIAN WOOL all wool blanket and whlto plaid large size Ileg go iback to Nevada voluntarily without waiting for extradition papers to answer to chfirg'es of writing bad checks beatfng hotel and labor bills and embezzlement Bramwell says he i$ innocent of the 'charges He was arrested WedC nesday night by Detectives Noble and C K Keener o receipt of messages from Yerington" Xev ! and' Susanville Califs' MAPLEWOOD WOOL BLANKETS Maplewood — Double Ii £ Bramwell 32 has told'Og-den-polic- e officers that ho would - 1 " J weuto ' I ! White and cream launch cloths with colored borders-Fin- e linen' towels linen scarfs tan cream or white h line "white linen centers all stamped for:TQ' I 7C simple embroidery Values to $150 jiw: - $ri' ilk' W' 'WmkK J "'' 36-inc- is Cream Linen Venice Lace Lunch Cloths Doilies 48-inc- h i Special $139 at Oval and oblong $125 values at c- '7 A A Fine white and colored hand-draw- n 9-in- 12-inc- of h nn rtli - One Line Hand- - Embroidered Embroidered S with Lady er Jniar iim ufBWr Jjfsjou j m&ximua iP4rfarDvofol& : 1 Jl PcasfGiiarantedForevtr ' Against All Defects So in Parker' Duofold Desk: Sets you have the winning combination— most 'desirable Christinas presents To be sure of the genuine look for the imprint "GoSParkcr-Duofa3- The pen is held by the pbase at any angle always ready to your hand— ready to writs iromftf1iately witJU ! Pnrker Pressnrelesa ' Touch "I "Big Business banks hotels expert accountants j— all who are interested in ispeecf tccuraoy legibility and ese of writing— are I : QUR GREAT- DEGEMB OF SHOES FOR LADlES - -- 'selecting Duofold" Desk jSets Ftve Flashing Colors in' - : TBS TAKXtX PEN COMTANT lACfVILLC WitCOMUM OIPCIS AV0 6USIEIAIZt KIWTOiK BOrtOM "CHICAOO ATXAKTA TOOJfTO t j DA1XA4 SAN nANOUKO CAJtADA LCKDOW -- '"' ' LADIES' Strap Slippers Sport Oxfords High Grade All Sizes and Widths New Shades All Sizes V d" on the barrel of each pen Misses Only i The colored ones em rl$i 50 LADIES HIGH GRADE Bargain Square Ladie3 land Children's SHOES 0$S95 13- - Noveltie a: m - To prwre Pter Duofold is pen cf lielon$ perfcctlcm w offer to" make good ny defect prenrlied complete pen is lent by the owner c:re to the Uctcry Cc for return poatags mod Uusumvce 1 N o 2358 WASHINGTON AVE " Highest Grade Shoes ' f FQR TOOTK ALL STYLES Valiie3 to $1000 -- §503 " i ' Visit Our ON EGEOUP ' STRAPS From Onr Gift Section "from50c to $5 at HALF PRICE I and Children's OIIE GROUP Oxfords Pumps AND 75 c Only ! Handkerchiefs ' Pumps & Oxfords ' IOUU0 -- Ladies' Pine White and Colored flO i j- Handkerchiefs Of tsPtdtjj tut 'v Nof-Bre&kab- i Men's Fine Linen ttu( A desk fountain pen set a iuofold— an exclusive l is just as good as its pan feafure ": y bo be sure to look first for a Barrels ' ' S j i Stt DaehldPtu - - - i fp and Brush Wool in Bright White with Colored Shades To close at sLoC ball ders $100 and per $125 values broidercd 3 for Tilt ft One Line of Hand- - I ¥1 'UfiL— ' 10 c 15 c at 111! $gt$B&Z? rcm w? I JC ch sat fttis v Handkerchief Linen Squares Loop Yarn 3123 Grant Ave f I : if Columbia Union Coal Co : ' 1 '' I)l0 We s " : - mm IPii JAW Vv- J- I There is a difference handle only the best 'V-- j i jj Public 1 UJITH AFTeR- - consisting ot liauy uresses Children Ts Dresses Ladies ' Rompers Buffet Sets Sjarfs House Frocks Pillows Ladies' Aprons ( f AO Luncheon Sets (?0 Values to $600 Values tok $S0O LUO COKE ' )M TH£0U3H Models and -- SJvLTS- OrlAi OVOT 1 IT lo- - '! vm OF FlsHeMETTO WITH d cal ihfluen za epidemic (UP) has reached its peak- medical authorities said today Approximately 50 per cent of the 3500 city school students were absent from- school Just before the Thanksgiving recess the greatest force of the epidemic being felt at the junior high school where 83 per cent of the students were absent Most of the Influenza reported has been of a very mild form with no deaths reported as yet Schools will not he closed Superintendent C A Smith said The Finns are the most omnivorous readers iru Europe and likr the Atheneans of Paul's day are the liberals of their epoch oaJ THAT ' OUT sfeECH OF e THE d INFLUENZA WAVE AT PEAK IN PRO VO JoULb MOT UJoteVc iA5 our AioEL--uRE 30-(- 'GAS' THIEVES LEARNLESSOH : tt HAT AOfc COAT- -" I HAt TO V2Alrtev "' FRIDAY IF IT Holland Paper Publishes Interesting Story On Admiral's Death AMSTERDAM Holland Nov 30 — (AP) — The Telegraaf an old es tablished organ in Amsterdam to day published a story in connec tion with the death of --Admiral Scheer of Germany in which it is stated that the kaiser declined to co to sea and iiRht and die in a last desperate sally of the German fleet in 191S The newspaper says that In Oc tober 1318 the German navy re ceived orders to attack the British Admiral Scheer who had fleet succeeded Admiral Von Iloltzen dorff as chief of the German navy general staff agreed but only on condition that the kaiser accom pany him on hia flagship and as sume nominally supreme command In this demand the paper says Scheer had not only the support of practically all naval officers but also that of Prince Max Von Bade General Iudendorff and' Admiral The latter felt that the Tripitz kaiser's presence with the fleet would rally all sections of the population around the throne Admiral Scheer thereupon pro ceeded to arrange with the kaiser details of the battle The kaiser fell in with the fleet's demand de clarlng that lie could not conceive cf a more noble death than that of dying" at the head of the fleet in a last glorious attempt to defenu freedom and honor After this in terview the admiral Immediately left for Kiel to make everything ready and it was arranged that the fleet should sail on its dangerous mission on a Thursday On the preceding Monday how- everi a message was received from William stating that he would not be able to accompany the fleet after all The exact contents of this message were never known as Admiral Scheer tore it in small pieces and burned it in order as he declared to prevent the kaiser's "confession of cowardice" from becoming known The kaiser insisted meanwhile that the fleet should sail but Admiral Scheer refused to entertain the idea Instead he proceeded to occupy the city of Kiel and with this outward demonstration of the the command navy's supreme stand against the kaiser began As the Telegraaf a matter of fact says the revolt of the navy came within the ensuing few days THAT "THe Z uJHOLE CouajtTt' &e iaJVtHout fish For Nov ELKS TO HOLD OJVfe MB MY" ' fco YbU FJSH-Hop- ls RALl-- SEAFIGIIT FRCXVO FRIDAY EVEIHNGr NOVEMBER R ISUNDAYIEVENT WHEN OFFERE IN STAlTDAIlD-EXAIinTE- if I |