Show 1 Friday evening jaituaky 4 THEiOGDEiT 1929 II R GO RLESS NAMED CHECK SUSPECT PLACED IN UTAI1H IN TILT AUTHOR WILL SHRINE I10BLE S XWOOL MARKET STANBAHD-EXAIIIITE- K1WANIS CLUB TO STORE SYSTEM LEADERS CONFER HOLD INSTALLATION JAIL STEADY QUIET J0!1 ES GREET IVITIIIIDAIIOAN IVE LECTURE AS CUSTODIAN '' ! ! - he ! "Th£-woo- I steady and confident regarding the future : Prices have ruled Nothing1 new 13 reportbd from the west: "The manufacturing situation la without material chanje wool con- sumption proceeding- at a high ed " - rate "The foreign markets both priare very mary and secondary Spinners have been buystrong ing tops rather freely In Bradford at the advanced prices established just prior to the holidays "Mohak- is' rather inactive! but fairlv steady "The- rail and later chlpmrents of wool from J3opt6n from January 1 19"29 to January 3 1929 inclusive were 927000 pounds against pounds for! the same last year Th receipts from 3 January 1 1920 to January 122 GOO were inclusive 1923 pound!" apainfft 4R0S00 pounds for try Fame' period last year" The Commercial Bulletin will quotations publish the i following ' tomorrow: DOMESTIC FLEECES v Domestic: Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces — j - Krek temple Reno Nev lie was met at the train by James Hibbert Utah potentate Silt Lake Percy N Cook president of Oden Shrine club: Fred jkl" Nye C I McKnijrht J W'altey Ellingson F G Ruthrauff Muriel: Hains George White Ed Wright Dr S W Bad-co- n Ogden: Chris Fisher Clem C Schramm Charlie Barrett Milton S Lipman and C W Price all of Bait Lake He was presented with a fine specially cured ham 'by Ed Wright office manager of thje Ogdcn Union i stockyards ! - pe-ri- od NEW BILL TO BRING SMALLER! PURSES er pocketbooks will she the vogue beginning July 1 1929 rash registers and tills also will display shrinking- contours and pay envelopes probably will be considerably thinner' The date has beei) set tentatively for issuance of the new and smaller size United Htates currency A fFl' 4 fi r tL cVl oil Federal reserve banks will pe Tlntnn i blood the issuing body for both green'tlood combine 522 62c and yellowbacks - reduced combing 56 57c: 4 blood combi- backs d in size from tho- present ne- 55c "Fork bil!3 New and Michigan fleeces — The treasury department regards - ' Polaino d unwashed 41(??42ef the shrinkage as a profit comhinjr 47f?4Sc: i blood however expecting to- save that 4 blood comb- - proportion of the present expense combing: 5 6 57c 5i5c--of printing and servicing bills inp Wisconsin Missouri and average There will be no change- In inN-trinsic value or denomination England — 43 46c: ' blood Issues of the old" size Currency Hlf blood l- -l blood 53 54c 54 will cease next April 30 a"nd for Scoured basis: two months demands for currency — Fine 12 months selectTf-a- s reserve will be met by federal ' e ed ?1 1 0 1 12 fine ' 8 months banks from new or circulated Jl'Oj 108 — bills Northern SlOSf? California During this period the public I'IO niiddle Jcountry $1 00®i 105 may find an unusual number of 'southern 00 q 95c badly worn bills in Circulation but — Fine and F' M staple when Jly 1 dawns the new small F MV Fr currency will makj its crackling $110?fll2 fine and rombins $102(1 07s fine and I If diminutive 'appearance 1 clothing 97c?102 valley No Even after July 11 some old bills 1 $l02H 107 will continue to change hands due TERRITORY WOOLS to involved In cancellaMontana and similar — Fine sta- tionproblems but the treasand redemption! 52 12 blood SI half 113:three-eightple choice an at will ury early date require h romliingr $110(5112 1 as did of all currency redemption 07': qua"blood combiner $1 05 federal it reaches reserve bajnks (JJ 00 rter blood combing 93c $1 National bank currency wjin not pulled' — Delaine $112114 in the initial distribube AAA supers tionincluded deeisifn $ltlO(Q112 fine by cojngres3 pending II04tjJl0C Mohair — Good original bag: T'ex-tt- fj as to whether it is to be retlrted ppringr 61 62c: Texas kid SJ® S3c: prood original bag- Arizona and New Mexico 55® 57c original bag AMERICA HA5 RIVAL IN HAM TRADE (average 13 -- months Oregon 5S 60c' — Graded stock First combiner LONDON — (AP) — A "ham 7ug:S0c good carding 43 50c and bacon" war between the United States and Denmark with FARMER WHOOPEE Great Britain as the battlefield i3 BUFFALO— Farmer Steve in Lombard street for foreseen of Angola cam© her© to next will furyear England early make whoopee because his girl nish its own eggs painted his face to look likethat F Edison White president of the of a redskin warrior Police say Steve had Imbibed immoderately Armour Packing company of Chi6f potent refreshments when an cago Interrupted his holiday in Euofficer hauled him in He later rope to discuss a new process for and ham which he explained to Judge McLaughlin curing bacon will delight the British that he was headed " for home thinks when arrested The court agreed housewife 'More hogs will be produced In that the barnyard is the place for ivar whoops and suspended sen- the United States next season than tence on condition that Steve trail for the last four he said "for the corn crop has been excepetraighf for Angola tionally good DOLE BARS SMOKES 'A mild cured bacon is preferred LON'd6x — You can't smoke on in England American bacon has the job if you want to get in on been too highly cured but the new thff government dole The unem- - process will give us a product simirtlovmcnt insiirnnro- nmntra rf tVo lar' to theDanish I1 think America JrIsh Frfo 'State recently ruled wll therefore come back into this a worker who Was dismissed trade in a large way This should bause while at work dot affect the British producer for Villi not! rCi'eiVft ''liBmnlnvm4 wie English axe always ready to fcQio ior the pay more for their home products" jfirst three weeks - j ij j -' I 1-- - one-thir- one-thir- 1-- - old-siz- n i v Cal-lagh- the joint auspices of the Retail Merchants' division Ogden cham- - division Ar University) of Utah rangements tor trie address were an " ij v SALT LAKE Jan '4 Appointment' of John jg - t Corless formar sheriff of Salt-ljnk- e county aia custodian of the stte capltol was made today by 21 lit' on II Wel ling- secretary of state Corless succeeds E Frank Emery also a former Salt Iake county sheriff Secretary "Welling: alfio aimounc-e- d the appointment of Benjamin if Harries another former Salt Lake qounty sheriff as chie'f inspector for the motor vehicle department j R Randall Jones has been placed Irt charge of tbe motor vehicle department the secretary of state anil nounced a non-memb- j er lieutenant governor and George II Lowe 'ivill epeak PAYMENT AWARD "Incoming officers are S Fred Norton president Pred Froerer TAKEN TO COURT vice president V A Itobinson L Horace treasurer Ensign SALT LAKE Jan 4 — Co'mpen- M Browning retiring pres-dirt- rt Classified Ads Read bation award made by the state in Frankas district foltrustee the and dustrial commission to J AW Ward lowing directors: against the Terry Canning comfeyraour V' Trows Martin Hin-se- ! pany will be reviewed by the state Toy Young Jeorte D ShuiSe Yard was recent Mijrry supreme court Whitney Samuel E Black-hain a motor car accident ly injured A J Hansen and He worked jointly for the:Perrv company and Btlgham City Canning company and the award w as FLAMES SPREAD ordered paid by the Terry tom- pany-- because he was working! for !i HC'T AND INTO PARTITIONS ' it at the time of the accident CLEAN '" KING GEORGE SHOWS responded to a call to We Guarahtee Every Ton BO Polk avenue at S:47 o'clock SOME IMPROVEMENT f tolen by an unknown person from 21 Firemen this1 morning where an overheated a doctors automobile today Authorities feared the tubes furnace had set fire to the lunne of LONDON Jan 5 — (t?P)--A- n ofRodman-Lesli- e ficial bulletia issued n Kiuchins:-ha- might be broken unwittingly caus- Joseph Oram Chemical was aised to extinguish the flames which had palace on the condition of the ing an influenza epidemic The thert occurred while the doc- followred up the heat pipes into king- today raid: "The kin had a quieter niyrh't tor's automobile was parked on the partitions' of the eecond floor j 'iPhone 131 imTrook Btreet in the fashionable Damage amounted to several hunthe local condition show-slighdred dollars it waa eald provement while the grenral condi- west end district tion remains stationary! (Signed) "Sir Stanleyhlewitt i "Sir Hugh riigby "Dawson pf slnn" VISIT ' The bulletin was'timediat Hj30 l :'f-ii'Z±- : xi ¥ SINCE ' ' THE! ' I T 4 m Kf I I it f — 1870 - sec-reCa- ry thl j ROYAL" m GOAL j j - - - I " eer Player ( Bros-Rober- ts Arian Player now ufFeis the s 'I M?83 ig II HEAD- - HSfll 5 i4 QUARTERS v HAVE MERITED THE X - 5 li±uiLLJLJJuJj f " WE S I ihrtj' i—J it j 'f Wff jj J ' iBa"rEyitTO i n S f' SATURDAY YOU RECEIVE EXTRA VALUES AND DOUBLE STAMPS HERE Increase I - I World's ' ' Bestivi jMusici v es ! - t j' Wliy MisslMs! Sale lea Kettle Of pure aluminum i All ladie $995 fall dresses 2 1-- 3 Roaster An 'every- day handy kitchen article spccialpricod A vV BARGAIpl b'SSasJTrjil - vll il I i p — it — r ' ' - 10-Qua- til size: sizb: :U rt Tin l 3 ' of niir( aluminum 59 24 1 0534 SAUCE PANS of prire aluminum Largest size No 0 rustproof galvanized wash boiler with double tfjl OQ stamps tomqrroAV sif--e '2-Qua- l&p siko rt siic t?k0r Double Stamps Too! f TEA POTS of AN GOOD $269 $269 I Beautiful VALUE Pattern ! fall dresses ' ' l j shoes j - ' or p3u3 CQA DG i- k ' R L 'p 1 v j - I I' 14 OFF nb Saturday' Odds and ends in PLtjO 9 AO Op LtOQ It! Saturday $f A0 15 Small boys' Peter Pan Suits children's u'wear: values to $495 AA Children's black shoes $250 tPlUU Saturday values Girls' serge gym suits $29 values Vj Afl $1 50 Pairs of ladies' slippers P1UU values to OFF ON ALL TOYS $385 (! $198 $198 Saturday'' Orchestra- - ' - jl ' ? - T ' r Hear them in our store t For a " Snow Pusher Snow Shovel -- Made of Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra Cleveland Orchestra '4"'" j Hofmann Josef Elisabeth RetHberg Mario Chamlee Albert Spaldjng and many ethers i norji-ru- st steel wide blade with correct length sturdy handle Special Lowe Price 98c A AND double: STAMPS ARE: VALUABLE TOO t Sidewalk j Cleaner— A 192D model tqol that removes ice and snow jeasily To intrd duce we price this very low 93c lr":rj MANY OTHER SPECIALS WILL BE OFFERED TO OUR PATRONS TOMORROW COME TO THIS BH DOUBLE STAMP EVENT AND GET YOUR EARN ED DISCOUNT FOR CASH PURCHASES DOUBLE! f ONE-HAL- F Pairs of ladies' slippers U values to $585 $295 Odds and ends in ladies' and 100 New York Philharmonic ' A FJ°R Such Artists as: ni)£dmJO Boys' sweaters and lurnberl &DC jacks $293 yal: 269 oC j Ladies' belts values 98c $ipo: 41 if 3 ' 39c Special and Black Label )lilO £H Art ' capacity Tomorrow with double stamps 5 Cups -- AO fiJO KNIVES AND FORKS A superior of nickel-silve- r article — 6 knives and b forks' for only All 12 inch Brunswick Records — Gold purple s I Ironing board of rigid con struction with AO double stamps 75c f1 DU ipl -- j - Men's work (Jo 1 J ' All 10 inch Brunswick Records — Gold Purple and Black Label fall slippers values to Jj s -- r J From now on - - RUMMAGE SALE SPECIALS 15c i 1 I 1 'SERVICE WITH A SMILE' 13m h ' - l I if I 1 : 1 1 ! r--- : I Jlr i Y i BRUNSWICK EHOPFE" il i ' 'in JUll MUSIC CO 7? it I 3 : !! Orpheum Theatre Bldg 12 ' ' EXTRA $595 Saturday Off on all ladies' fall dresses Off on all ladies' and children's day mm uri '011 - size j tpai!o to: Visit our Bargain Basement Satur i - Of regular family j 1-- h ' We are closing out all fall and wiiiter merchandise at attractive reductions as listed below: Oiler 11- Double Boilei Colonial pattern Our Winter Clearance 'leSt - i Q9 A $150 value j Pbpular Prices TH) Aluminum Specials r i'' ma-chin'- Take Advantage of These Prices T o j 14500 eilson Lescher s AND MAKE OUR STORE YOUR ) X j $27500 Galbransen show i iT U it A - Boys' dress shoes $298 Sliiller STOCK RUNSWIGK :l Boys school shoes 1 ' 1 4j v-h- H ' 4-- j J 35000 50000 29000 26000 22800 35000 21500 27500 i 1 t Foster Player - - i : : ii "' ' :!: WLntfcrop - t I j Ladies' silk tyose in a large variety of shades Two pairs for $100 Alsa silk and wooljhoEe Ii Boys fall suits rallies to $1495 r ?Icn's and boys' felt hats $298 values j 1 'J 7atxtrday Boys' $995 fall suit Saturday Boys ' Overcoats Gram Ricksteis Goal Co is- 500 Pairs of ladie3' and misse3' ' $G85 Saturday and next j Week - Glen inngan and placed in' the city jail a banquet with A M Merrill past fter being questioned by Captain lobert Burk He Is alleged to president of lh3 club as toastmas-ter- " a iavp been attemnMnss' rn iu It O Torter incoming dis— fAP) — fictitious check- with the nam of Chester 13 Morse trict it governor in A s j Gulbransen Grand Harries Inspector Jones Heads Motor Department I t i " Made i - - ' r completed this morning at' a conference in the Ogdrn chamber of i commerce 'rooms at which Gua that body The measure 'was approved after the committee had witnessed a for the event through the various tilt between Chairman Smith "and merchant the lecture nrimarilv Leathcrwood and close questioning Interesting these In1 mercantile and by Leatherwood of a witness con Industrial lines lExnectation is cerning expenditures madej by the voiced that tlie Tabernacle will be Columbia hasm irrigation league in tilled merchants who attended tho its activities to'Jurge passagfe of the i' that prac- legislation meeting expressing belief ' of will all their canie The tilt tically employes after Smith had desire to hear rarle'tte Partette read into the Record an Editorial has been editor of the Lyceum from the Salt Lake Tribunei which Magazine since 190:9 is the author he said had depicted him as favorof "Thp rTnivpril v of Hani ing the propcsAl last year He deKnocks" and many other books clared that he h aid opposed it at anl is one ot the rest known the la?t sessionand had offered an philosopher on the lecture amendment to change (the measure lie is being brought to from one which would authorize platform Utah by the Univeristy of Utah and adoption of the project to a conwill speak in several cities of the tinuation of thtj studies j state Lcatherwrood" id a heated reply declared that tlic conduct of Smith early in last session would haye led FICKLE STYLE HITS anyone to believe that he was lit SILK GOODS TRADE favor of the adoption of the project Ho charged that there had combination" to a been — — NEW YORK (AP) Grow: secure "log rollfngthe Boulder can- FLU GERMS STOLEN passage tf in of dominance style printed ing basin measbill the Columbia yon bo is silk good3 said'toi FROM DOCTOR'S CAR causing ure and other legislation manufacturers no little worry becom"I was not' d party to any cause of the inability to establish LONDON Jan j(UF) — A Smith cleclared staple lines for which a demand bination" of tubes' number glass containing were a party "I know what' you always may be expected were ' the millions of Influenza did to Jt sir how and you The modern woman apparently retorted desires not only (brighter colors Utah representative but originality in silk designs Many manufacturers are said virtually to have been forced to con- TOY ZEPS POPULAk centrate on prodqetion of "etyle WITH GERMAN BOYS goods" in the prevailing mode and — constantly face the danger of over— — Thousands of BERLIN (AP) be lines which of may production in demand today and discarded to- German nurseijies have heard the& year! "Plase give me morrow "Staple goods" or the plea this for Christmas" Zeppelin '"bread and butter"! lines for which Th© toy majcer could dethere normally is always a demand vice a real' miniature Zebpelin haife been pushed consequently probably make a fortune into- the background! "Pirating" would it is the demand for all of designs by competitors has cre As of toy airships is enormous kinds ated an additional irisk wlth-i- t goes (inevitably a chow Hbsiey manufacturers are expup the Zeppelin mascot which alperrenemr similar dimcuitics has completely displaced th4 tedto so jSTeat' an extent dy bear-athough not a woojjly pet to ciiddle ' since it iseasier and quicker to Anything toj do with f lying Is ' ! change dyesvto meet current dc rapturously 'acilaifried by thej eagmand than Nto alter designs of er youngsters and a new parlor game Ocean f Flight is achievprinted silk ing great voue1 A 'toy ilockets car driven bya genuine tiny jrock-ethas almost supersede toy WATER BLAMED FOR omnibuses 6ve!n those of th A latest dohble-dekedTYPHOID '¥'-'type Ths popularj toy train complete railway js tat ion tunnel: and PAEIS — (AP) — The annual with arc lights la jiot considered! peron of the epidemics report academy a thl3 ChrUjtmaa unless it has of redicine showed that two major fect with fitted a newspaper platform diseases were increasing in France kiosks buffets ticket ofland "fever Typhoid diphtheria fices and automatic vendingjj both caused more havoc 1nl927 it than in thetwo years immediately : ant Miniature phonograiihs M 'Louis Marin re bands are legion and dollsi jazz preceding are not complete without smart doll's ' ported on the nulraber of co 1!' plaihts from health officers as- to pajamas for i plain nighties are the- lack of good djrinking water in somewhat despised by the modern little Grej'chen many commUnitiesl - - '' Si ' - Executive coimrnlttce of'the Red "and White sftdres xiet-Irth© Hotel to lay afternoon Bigelow Thilrsday disto 19J9 and business for plans cuss relations with but associate stores Tho executive committed Js comchairman posed of Jameis Ure Gerard KloUipJ Albert Coop J S Daniels Jobn iTillotson J W Wilcox and Ilojr ffmith Sunset The territory embraced by tbe organization! extends west to Elko Nev northl t) Malad Ida ana east in the veper river termor m —Small - i WASHINGTON Jan With one dissenting vote the house irrigation committee today approved a senate' bill to provide for surveys of the iproposed Columbia basin reclamation projects in the state of Washington The measure hvhich wduld pro vide for further Istudies ofithe proj ect was opposed In committee by Representative Leatherwpod Re Utah: As approved by publican the committee :the senatelproposal was ainended to embody! suggestions hiade by Secretary West in a recent letter to Chairman imlth of Frank £ Jones Jlouston Tex University of Hard Knocks Consumption of Product Is Imperial potentate of the Shrin-er- a I3 Volume Written By arrived in Ogden this afternoon Now Proceeding At at 1:85 o'clock and departed at This hilosophet High Rate 2:15 o'clock for Omaha He was accompanied by Gamett Tf'iTn'1! Tar1itff nhtinnnltir 4 — (AP)--TBOSTON Jan King- assistant pa&senger traffic author lecturer land editor will Commercial Bulletin tomorrow will manager of the Southern Pacific as in the Ogdeh Tabernacle on lecture and Francisco San company 1 nciay evening January 18 under market has been quiet George Robinet pat potentate of A man giving the name of Louis - Installation Eervlce of the Ogden p Van Why 31 of 2773 AdanU Kiwania club will be held at the a enue auto mechanic was arrest- - Hotel Bigelow Saturday evening at d at 1:45 o'clock this afternoon by 7 O'clOCk Detectives George Finn and W K The meeting will be preceded by r j — ! V " ' 1J - Mroy'wFrTCT-- 'f III' |