Show ' FRIDAY EVENING JULY i9 1929J 1 H Y CHILDREN 1 THE OQDEN STAND Al r-x-x 1 s i : 13 TT m fl u uamca circus raere 'Tmuciy I j ON BIG j Under-Nourishe- Little - j V d YELLOWSTONE PARK WyoJ July 19 —Tourists their number exceeding by far that which might be expected in the newly opened Grand Teton national park are taking advantage of the good roadsinto that playground and are makIng use of the recently completed campsites according to word received from travelers arriving in Yellowstone national park via the Ones Br ADELAIDE KERR (Associated Press Staff Writer) NEW YORK — AP) — While New York swelters these hot days a boat with a cargo of babies—the floating hospital of St John's guild— daily pulls out from Its East river pier and sails for the cool breezes of Sandy Hook On board "with the babies their mothers and sisters and brothers (are two doctors and 18 nurses the V medicines Instruments and dress- - ' 5 1 -- southern entrance While yet an infant in the national park system having been created by an act of congress last February the new park under Su- - j of-- 57 hospital laboratory a "The upper deck is filled with babies—black white and yellow— ' all inder two years old and suf- feringr from malnutrition Nurses move about" the cribs distributing specially prepared" milk doctors watch the gain or loss of every pound and the babies are kept on board until they are fat and ' " i husky The older youngsters and their mothers are tenants of the float ing hospital for only a day at n wme iney may come six days a week If they want to however and so popular is the "vacation and cure' that the boat which canaccommodate 1500 is besieged by crowds far beyond its capacity v Babylaughter and baby:-criedominate the dock early in the as the polyglot morning swarm from their crowd- children ed east side tenement homes and J clamber on board Shouts of excitement warning cries from others orders from the policeman bn Ice the pier Pretzels lolly-pop- s J" cream cones : Mothers swing the babies who are not ill enough to go to the hospital above into the hammocks attached to the benches on deck and settle themselves for the day The boat "with a guard bobbing along in a rowboat behind to filch from- the water any obstreperous youngsters who may fart overboard gives a warning toot from its whistle and pulls out to sea All day hospital work goes on but as soon as each child has been treated he is free to scamper down to the lower deck where a physical Instructor guides his play Quoits handball leapfrog fill the rest of his day broken only by ' salt water baths and luncheon That: luncheon was a problem to the doctors for many weeks Now it has been solved by giving each youngster a pint of milk and two apple butter sandwiches — the only discovered kind that Jew and Catholic' Italian and Hungarian all will eat The boat docks at 5 o'clock with its cargo of mothers and children who have been as one newsboy put it "on the only vacation they ever had since they were born" of applause The gram a full share management- - Is exxtending every effort to present the finest and most finished trained wild animal acts'' t XX Y 1 si -- - ir' if-"- ' - V J it h— : GOOD ROADS CUT CAR UPKEEP COSTS t ' WASHINGTON— (AP ) —Figures showing 'good highway construction has reduced the average automobile operation cost to 643 cents a mile as compared with 10 cents a mile in 1924 are advanced by Thomas P Henry prescient of the American Automobile association Mr Henry was instrumental in initiating a move for increased federal air funds destined to attention at' the next regular session of congress He believes the appropriation should be increased from 175000000 annually to a possible maximum of A bill asking $225000000 yearly hasbeen introduced ' e 'i house When the present federal aid legislation was enacted in 191C he said there were only 3500000 motor vehicles registered In th United States while now there are 24731600 "State and local Mr Henry said "nowgovernments" are expending the stupendous sum of $1500-©000annually for the construction of roads To this amount the federal government is contributing only $75000000 or approximately five per cent "The present federal aid highwuy system of approximately 200000 miles of important interstate roads has been only d completed and under the presenV program it will require at least ten or fifteen years to complete this important ' work r "There were 40' motor vehicles registered ir( 1928 to every mile of improved- highway while the ratio 10 years agoi was 17 motor vehicles to every mtie This clearly shows that the highway building agencies are not keeping pace with the increased number of motor vehicles" re-cei- $125-0000- JtO - 'v v 1 ifcJiii jug "The Mighty Tusko" the last of the feathe ture of all circusi history here today with the Al G Barnes greatest big circus showing at Nineteenth street and Harrison avenue ' Paying its first visit to Ogden in man In the world could taice them two years the Al C iBarnes cir- away from the job that meant fre'fe cus traveling on three special all tickets to the big show steel trains rolled Into-thcity this Barnes The circus is bigger than morning early to be greeted by a at any visit here one previous large crowd of enthusiastic youngto visit the show grounds only thin sters from 6 to 60 years of age all had e the myriad of tents anxious to do their bit to get the morning-whiltented city up in time to open the were being erected to see that the doors and give the first perform- noted showman had brought to Ogden the largest circus in his caancereer Many favorable comments was not long after the first were heard It from the hundreds of gaily painted wagon was spotted visitors as tn tha rplanitnaeo nt va on the lot before the little tadaj physical part of the show and the three and four feet high wera busy splendid condition that the circus carrying water In blue water pails horses were in ho show in the land tugging at heavy rolls of ranvnu boasts of finer performing or and carrying 12 and heavy draft horses poles not even me arrival on the lot of Tho large crowd that nttpne taxlcabS containing the Kllnkhardi the afternoon's performance gave pre-hlstort- cs five-rin- g e 15-fo- ot n ii Xe3? v Save - Chenies Y- Save - i - - ''-- 4 ' y Best cherry stoner— I $119 The kind riot easily broken Per set of five - 02 C handy sizes fQ DOUBLE BOILERS Aluminum S5c value our price iy 59 c 1 Two-Burn- 14-Qua- er Electric Stoves S369 so low over s dition preventing them from making normal gains in weight "sin dne Instance a herd ran a mile after a plane passed over infm an oihlector wrot The first fifty ladies entering: the Roman Gardens Saturday night will receive free a' packager of jewelry Each package 'contains from '2 to 5 articles of jewelry and the lucky first fifty ladies will no doubt more than enjoy the dance ' I " Admission 35c ! 20 Boys' $495 ' Odds and ends In ladies' and Boys patent oxfords and thoes- children's slipjjers Saturday §'l Slzes 5 to 11 300-palof ladies' slippers Val-'u- Children's white and SlOS brown Saturday S295 hose a pair rs es ?5C4 HILLS b'rOS COFFEE r Fresh from the ori tnal vacuum ac Easily opened with - " Premiums for the Kiddies 'i 01929 50c VISIT OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT 1 i 5 v -- - - iii lmii i : FAILS 12-Qu- A 2468 Size rt ' 94£ 105 size art i St : - Preserving Time Kettles serve you from our main store at Salt Lake City which we are now enlarging Profits have been size 12-Qu- art size aiccvcu tuum "yvujuuu prices You get the benefit ' Rite-Wa- t rQ "5C art SAUCE PANS TEA KETTLE Large pure aluminum tea These have long handles se I curely riveted Always a kitchen favorite and sold at saving prices here- - for highest grade aluminum made Complete with aluminum covers — t 98 c 89c 69c : 1b Doz 1 ' size $104 i -- 776n art Quart Doz size 59c 85c size SUPREME MASON FRUIT JARS 1 Pint 8S 2 Quart I We Give Valuable"" &9C Green Stamps i 54£ 64 art 10-Qua- kettle our price "TOT Band cups and saucers set '44£ art rt 74 PURE ALUAIINUM PRESERVING KETTLES WITH COVERS 59 ng 59c Floor Mops METAL BOXES tFOR BREAD OR CAKE Many'use m an these for outing lunch boxes Small size f 9114 Medium size $129 Large size "WHERE BARGAINS AWAIT YOU" 2279 WASHINGTON AVENUE illLU ule CO St - I 4 1 ' - I For Men Young MenandBos 79£ ttelf-Wringi- 'I t SSI :-- 59£ 69£ rt 10-Qua- j GRAY GRANITE mmmmm ' We positively must dispose of our entire stock within the next few days We are discontinuing our Ogden Branch Stoe 'and will in the future Gray granite pails — y at Prices targe pure alumin- um tea kettle Washington Ave ' WHITE ENAMEL 10-Qua- A ft ) 'Q:(yM0k':jaty8 Left SAM ameled Kettles are very popular because they are A regular size $123 Jewelry $585 $485 $385 suits values to $9J5 Saturday 'Boys' straw hats values to $150 you can deliciously flavor xice pudding for three And a uj although millions of pounds of Hills Bros Coffee are sold every year it is never roasted in bulk Only a few pound! at a time by the continuous process— Controlled Roasting As a result z matchless uniform flavor is produced such as no other coSpc has With Covers These pure Grey En- kettle rree All $785 Spring SUppers tAll $585 Spring Slippers JAU $485 Spring Slippers B - TEA KETTLES fly cow pastures jtha the animals aie kept in a constantly nervous conthat-rplane- people 49 LOW-FLYIN- G change A new shipment of ladies' silk hose 69c— 2 pairs "for $100 All colors and sizes' ! i rt quart - theJCansasit?CitUvestock Oj guess about flavoring rice pudding for If ' nj one-thir- ex- Sl-O- otd Have to Special Dairy Pails of Heavy Tin SANITARY GLASS MIXING "BOWLS ' WENDELL VACUUM CLOTHES WASHER Why pay $300 for-- a vacuum clothes washer! This is the one tested aud approved by Good Housekeeping Our Price DC 00 may be to blame if Kansas cattle are lean and haggard this year Cattlemen have complained to All $1650 Summer and Spring Frocks SI LOO All S995 Summer and Spring Frocks S788 All S595 Sleeveless Dresses $495 All Wash Dresses 88c AA1I $198 Wash Dresses s $169 ( " V 00 KANSAS CITY— (AP)— Aviation We have gone through oiir entire stock and have placed out some' real bargains Don't miss looking them over "The Stairway to Economy ve PLANES FRIGHTEN COWS v Even if you do not buy anything on your first visit to tHis new method be ifflIress2d with the plainly priced arid handily 2frar!'St0r? JmJ?n merchandise si displayed good quality that you will know where ttfeome when m need of homeware i - See Our Windows You Wi i in-th- 7 The main circus program has been augmented this year by many new and sensational acts that take place in the air special mention should e given the daring shown by The Flying Lateaurneaus featuring Iiss Babe Lateaurneau the Aerial Matlocks featuring Miss Bertha Matlock who does a daring backward slide for life from the dizzy heights of the big top the Aerial Beeches and Miss Tetu Robinson on the high wire The horse show is ori a more lavish scale than when the show- was seen here last many noted equestrians from this country as well as Europe are on the show's roster Groups of performing elephants lions tigers leopards hyenas and polar bears do many novel tricks There are performing zebras seals sacred oxen Doxing Kangaroos buffalo yaks dogs ponies mon keys and a feature never seen over here before a complete Australian outdoor exhibition of range sports which are equivalent to our western pastimes of buildogging rop- NOTABLE CLOWNS The Barnes clowns are above the average The list contains such names as Slivers Johnson Milt Taylor Dutch Marco Bernie Griggs Charlie Post and Bill Tafe oh the program Barnes will close today's engagement with a complete performance tonight at 8 rain or shine The doors to sharp the big zoo will open at 7 and the many free attractions will be eiven in front nf the side show at 630 Reserved seat grandstand ehalra r now nn Hg at SrnrammTonnon Drue Cn BAR GAIN eiRGUS SALE quarter showing an Increase of more than 100 per cent in the travel to Yellowstone through the south entrance Into which tourists come after visiting the new playgrounds The great increase is believed to be chiefly due to the new park A banner day In the new park's young life is expected July 29 when a party made up of members of the American Editorial association journey to the Grand Teton after their convention in Cheyenne Wyo to dedicate the new member of the national park list Following the dedicatory ceremonies the editors will enter the YellowstoneJoining another party who will enter the east gate on July29 will unite in the they new geyser which christening broke forth in Yellowstone last year MANY AERIAL ACTS - - " Jiear lnthe khovr because of th 10 years old Robert Wadlow has scanty costume 'It called for The reached the 'stature or a well detheatre took her to court and veloped man He Is 8 feet 10 inchclaimed an Indemnity of $325 es tall and weighs 250 pounds SpeM cial ehoes built for him size 25 were made from five square feet of leather Physicians say he will prow to ne sreet tall ? " Jngrs T Woodrlng formerlv rhlf ranvroy nf Vallnw- stone Is becoming a haven for vaPARIS— Tou very" seldom hear cationists and sportsmen With a °t L revue Slrl kicking because small force of men Superintendent she has to wear scanty1 clothing In has - opened camp a show Yet Mile SImone Gabard Woodrlng grounds and made possible the mannequin and last year's accommodation of tourists "who are yurrn m refused to ap there Tourists Visiting Grand seeking recreation the reports of the Substantiating Grand Teton's popularity among Teton National Park auto tourists are the figures com- In Wyoming piled at Yellowstone park head- Take a Floating Hospital Care of f ' : 1 perintendent Sam PARK POPULAR BOAT R — —— — NEW NATIONAL GET VACATION ' ARD-EXAHNE- HATS CAPS AND FURNISHINGS EVERYTHING MUST GOr fixtures for Sale and Floor Space for Rent or Lease ?145 2468 Washington Ave Step Up And Save fjjp - I w Step Up And Save ' : U |