Show I i i K ft i THETOGDEN -- HEARING ENOS JUDGE PRATT r CHURCH FAVORS RETURN IS SEEN TUESDAY EVENING OCTOBER lB'lCT) STAlJDAED-EXAimTEI- S ZES AWARDED TO WILEY MILLER t - j j 1177 Rushfon aye of Wiley Miller III RAIL OF G1BSUN GIRL nue received a large- - number :of awards In the White Wyandotte secj tion of the Utan state fair poultry PASADENA Calif Oct 15— (AP) show Among the awards were ' Cor With Is She Line New Application for Coming Mefnbers of the Four Square Gossweepstakes champion cockerel second cockerel Be set Trailing Skirts and pel church here voted last night to cpckerel first andfirstto Winnemucca May second third pullet retain the Rev H E Alford and sweepstake Pinched Waistline Filed Later fourth pullet first young pen and his wife the Rev Roxie Alford as By HARRY FERGUSON SAN FRANCISCO Oct 15— LAP) pastors in face of their recent dis United Press Staff Correspondent —The hearing before art examiner I missel (UP)-15— by Aimee Semple McPhet-CharlNew YORK Oct of the interstate commerce commisacross son head of Angelus temple the j Gibson glanced Dana sion of the application of the Idaho years today and decided that j TOOther church The members voted Pacific railroad to construct a line the to torrow a to draft a new group of !" ' V aod from Nyssa Oregon to Winnemucca women un J WkiCn and eternal are movies the said would "sever the Nev suddenly terminated today they I Pasadena church from the When an attorney for the railroad changing Angelus He also tried to glance 200 years moved to dismiss the application He into tempi e religious organization M what ascertain to future the The action by the church mem indicated however a new applica- the feminine sex would be wearing tion probably would be made later in that far day but abandoned the bers followed an address by the Rev Joint Goben recently dismissed by -The line which the company re- project as impracticable Mrs McPherson as assistant pascently incorporated in Oregon prot JOGGING MEMORY NEEDS In Los Angeles tor of Angelus temple posed to build would connect with case memory Commission Gibson in Mr your and Salary the Oregon Short Line on the north needs Jogging is the artist who and the reading of affidavits in and the Southern Pacific and West- created that goddess of the maga- volving'the alleged conduct of Mrs f BROWNING AUToi CO Two detectives who ern Pacific On the south zine covers— the Gibson girl She McPhersonthe affidavits the from Goben Dr Unexpected opposition ruled the male hearts of the nation produced Southern Pacific Union Pacific and from 1901 until 1914 a cool isolated said J had been hired by himself Oregon Short Line developed at the charmer who so far as the world hearing which began yesterday Alla knew possessed no- such vulgar apthree companies claimed that pendages as legs- True she had line through the territory the Ida- “limbs” but they were chastely amho Pacific sought to serve was un- bushed behind skirts‘ that touched ' i RNS " necessary the ground of cities end of the The reign of the Gibson girl Representatives short-skirte- d Winnemucca and Nyssa appeared at ed when a short-haire- d the verin described the of creature applibehalf the hearing In as “a flapper cant but owing to Its sudden1- - end- nacular of the times ashcan testify They tossed her corset- - in the ing were unabletotoshow that the lighted a cigaret and calleda for were prepared fingers of whisky with shot proposed line would open up a ter- three of seltzer ritory in which progress had been news that Mr Gibson brings delayed because of lack of rail fa- toThe world today is that the Gibthe conditions cilities Under present son is coming back bringing girl the only they intended to point out her corset her trailing skirts and outlets the' potentially rich mining her Feminine waistline stock and agricultural sections in kneespinched become are a legend tQ going southeastern Oregon and extreme again and if the new Gibson girl to markets the have north Nevada ' to extent of does the dissipate of California are by roundabout smoking a ' cigaret she will puff routes through Salt Lake' City and with a regal air that the flapper ' Portland never was able to achieve as Incorporators of the Idaho Pacific his Mr Gibson took But were John Leeds Kerr and Robert pen to draw the 1929 model up of the Philipps New York City and- Judge magazine goddess he tossed out the opinion that Kipling was right Quy: Corliss Portland Ore about the colonel’s lady and Judy O’Grady being the same under the skin Only he would amend the verse to read that they are the same CHAPLIN GREY UTA the chemise Oct 15— (AP)— under MILWAUKEE never have changed at “Women The engagement of Lita Grey Chap said “It Is true that from he all” lio former wife of Charlie Chaplin time to time change 'their they & tot Phil Baker who is playing with dress But makes them that only the "Pleasure Bound” musical com- more delightful Ah would that I edy company here was announced could live another 200 years 'that I at a party here last night it was might see the costumes women in vent for themselves But regardless learned today 7 of what they wear their bodies reIf It appears by rea--y main the same —always they are that the plaintiffs beautiful ' are not aware of the presence of the j -i ball or balls they may be notified of : "make all the differInstructions that the printed the fact by telephone or otherwise VESSEL FLOATED ence in the world! No 'trick at all to know just what and they shall make reasonable efI ON RISING TIDE I to do and then go ahead! and do it What with fort to find and return them’ 'KETCHIKAN Alaska Oct 15 Judge Pratt also made a sugges- The printed instructions to illuminate the way numbered S S Alameda- which went tion that the beauty of the courts j notches 'and you’ll printed layouts for the material could be greatly improved by tear- aground In a fog in the south end even the I to make an almost impossibility findjt’s narrow's at 5:30 a hi ' l'i present of Wr angel ing down portions of the He tiniest mistake! " fence and rebuilding it today was floated on a rising tide ruled against the building of a shortly before' 10 a m The sel apparently was undamaged board fence i III KEEPING PASTOR CASE ISSUES DECREE (uiriinrs I— CASE OVER - TENNIS GROUND t es ‘Stanleys and City School Heads Say Decision Satisfactory by-la- I rules Are formed Strict Regulation Must Be Maintained at O H S ' Campus ' iv —— 1 Emily C and W O Stanley both won and lost their suit to restrain the city board ot education and its members ' from operating tennis courts at the Ogden High school under a decree filed this morning by iDstrtcfc Judge Eugene E Pratt The decree1 in effect amounts to a sort of compromise The tennis courts are to continue but under strict rules of supervision as laid down by the Judge Both parties expressed the decree as satisfactory The decree is not final and the court reserves jurisdiction "A ma-- 1 terial fact in that adjudication will be the spirit with which the order is carried out ’it says "GATE AND PADLOCK It provides further That on or before November 15 i the board shall surround the tennis J grounds with wire netting fence in stall a gate at the north end and provide a padlock That the courts shall be open for use dally except Sunday from 7:30 in the morning until 8:30 at night j except June July and August when the hours shall be ” in the morn-- 1 ing to 8:30 at night i That the board shall raise the backstop between the court and the Stanley property from 18 feet its keep present height to 2 feet ' to balls from “trespassing' That “there shall be personal sufacpervision by a member of the tourall school of of the high ulty nament play the purpose being to rooting and regulate the necessary Shouting incident to such play”one That 'there shall be at least contestant in every game who is a member of the high school student body the faculty an employe of the board has written consent from the principal of the school to the courts play upon“tennis ball accidentally That driven upon the property of the Stanleys shall not be 'retrieved by the players but at a convenient and reasonable time preferably within a week from the time of their entry shall be returned to the principal of the school for redistribution Upon notification by the Stanleys- - the i I -- " or-wh- n aipamoEa ws v - 7 HUPMOBILE o- I DESOTO Salesman Wanted I s " i The Race Is On! Join the Crowds '!' S 1 If a good start means a good finish olr record’to-goodne- S12 -- You Can See for Yourself i - j trimmed 25c Outing Flannel 15c Yd JFine heiyy close woven tight nap outing flannel in stripes plaids attd checks light colors for pajamas gowns etc 3$ 25c values Yard 15c Inches T! (Street Floor) i Sheer Chiffon Hosiery $129 J Men’s Suits 5 WRIGHT'S $2250 Values' Sheer chiffon peco top full fashion snug fitting ankle Van Raaltqf brand in the popular brown shades Special $129 ij (Street Floor) ! i to $40 Indestructible Pearl10' ” “V tailored in fall In for new styles 'brownsbluesS and grays in smart patterns Sizes 32 to 44 Regular values to well fabrics i I $40'' (Men’s K v Z : " On Second Floor t Infants’ knit gowns for the cold day fine quality white rib cotton Infants 59c i - $175 Infants’ Gowns Infants’li and outing flannel outing trimmed made of amoskeag in pink and blue 3 for gowns L aa PlUU d j Panties Training tots’ Tiny training panties made of a fleeced cotton reinforced crotch PA 4 lace trimmed Pair pink and ljlue size 3040 -- “ ! 1 K Cunning sweaters for the ‘babe -to Pink blue and white rayon comblnations hand embroidered 49Q-r- ib 1 I i Clever Raincoats girls 7 to j Warm Gowns i New Dresses - Girls’ coats for dress or school wear v' wear materials' Newest winter styles -to Velvet Tams ‘ New tarns for the smart miss made of velvet in all the new colors w I tt 1 i' corjEa? 35c j nco -- Castile Bara Lemon or Almond OPUEBD 23c ao nbm ac ’ 7 - Jersey Brand i aJ4-- - S295 New Fall Handbags ' ' 4 4 1 it ’ - Smart 'handbags in a wide range bf novelty leathers in shades1 to complete the fall ensemble pouch and underarm style -- 7 ‘ (Main J Aisle)" I 'i 4-- Rayon Bloomers - ’ Dressing Lll mnt Jar Dinnerette uO C t t " J 2 Pairs 31 7 Women’s rayon 'bloomers full size reinforced crotch pastel shades well made Special 7 I 2 pairs $jL00 (Second Floor) I j Coal Hods 79c Coal hod mkde of extra' heavy galvanized iron The kind that will last a life- time pralue 79c (Dowjistairs) $1-2- 12-in- ch size SI:®5 16-in- ch : size I 4k Models for all figures boneless for the slender type slightly boned for the aver- age and underbelts for the stout type Special $295 (Second Floor) ‘ Kiddies’ Union Suits 09c j ' ‘ Children’s medium weight cotton union suits inf white cr gray styles For boys or girls Sizes 2 to 14 years Special 7 values 7 (Street Floor) ' $205 DeLuxe electric heater has solid copper reflee-- : tor and cast Iron stand4 It will take the chill off in the room these cool days (Downstairs) 16-in- ch Warner Corselettes 5 Electric Heater " 25c Raisinsi'S srlktk'35c Gerade£K5&i29c j Curling irons that will Rot overheat or bum the hairall ' metal parts nicklesa lcaig silk plated with value cord$125 (Downstairs) 7 1 fS' Rapinvaxnoirr25c i - tlMfllflMI IMIII fSp AC (Second Floor) i Catsup £$?&S2"5c Pancake 27 c ' Aunt Jemima Shrimps BSBiS35c Tuna Flakes? '29c Grapefruit 29c Corn Flakes 'SU5 25 c All Qg wi l' f 89c f onnono I from-Specia- inches' Special Curling Iron FEUNBD STEBT choose v Large Cans 'Bag Vl And Freshl - Girls’ frocks made of velvet f crepe de chine and Satin cunning styles Jus t like big sister's Sizes 7 to r14 IQ i iffBA' ?hasU’ ‘ Fall Coats 3 Smart Frocks for Girl: Full fashioned pure silk hose in new fall shades’ Regular $150 values- No j scams special $1 (Downstairs) PEANUT BUTEnlBSc qc 1 ( r i i SCACEIBQO Children’s velvet andfelt hats pastel ' and dark colors trimmed fiand tailored styles Values to $495 Special ' print dresses for the misses 6 14 bright colors new styles $1 QC Just arrived — New i ar i - ' : I I r ' thread-- &srry' I 2 years 2 k 1 - Ladles’i aprons made up and bound with colored binding For large or small women stamped on fine muslin with easy patternr to work1 (Street Floor) 7 Full Fashioned Sillc Bose SI 2Sc 25c 1 " Linen FLOm'’n' ‘ Children’s outing flannel gowns in white and colors well made of fleecy 7Q-wa- rm I outing Special I i Smart Hats $4 j 4 ! the new leatherette coat with hat to match all colors f peciaiiy QC ' i Miso too : ‘ priced Tots Dresses ' i - ( 69c - Pkgs STAE1CIH rcW and Winter wear for the lively things 'for “tarly Fall ' ' ' oldr girls G: conn : (Downstairs) ! 36x36 59c Made Aprons Ready n Ur- ! (Downstairs) : 1! lunch cloths and f four napkins' to match in 7 blue pink gold and green value & - j wool ’ Children’s school hose in medium cotton plain or sport rib reinforced heel and toe Exceptional values All shades 5pairs $100 (Street Floor) Lunchi Cloths - arsoDUB Infants’ Sweaters 1 : And for tlie JL1) ' " The new Liglon dresses for the 2 to 8 tots New bright prints hand embroid- - djt QE ery finish panties to match - 5") 1 Reg 60c Tots’ Sweaters i Infants’ Blank jts Sliced 4 c i union! suits $169 - Tiny tots’ sweater and cap sets pink white and dark colors hand cm- - ffO QC fACQ AC o W broidered and tailored kimonos ' ’ silver Cooper random part collarette neck flat lock seams Military shoulder ’ Infants’ Shawls j t ihaG Infants’ shawls a very ’practical gift in pink and white Complete COQC fn w Cg Qg ? assortment loub - - l?©i?EssSinfed2gi3 i uu Beacon Blankets i ir Kiddies’ School Hose 5 Pairs $1 Men’s Unions 'i 7 $169 Men’s Union Suits I C $250 Section we make this special offer i Children’s union suits with French ‘ leg fine rib cotton Sizes 2 4 and 6 QE v years I (Main Aisle) - military shoulder and silkj trimmed Sizes 2 to 16 89c j?© or more in the Food To every customer who spends i : T - i -- are-lustro- us J- (Downstairs) - f I Boys’ union suits Random seams and flatlockwith The time to save is when youmightepend! 'IS i Dainty little things for baby are to be found in the Baby Shop on Second Floor New yalues bought1 especially for the Marathon Mothers will he delighted with the beauti- ful things she can buy here for baby 7 Infants "Gowns ' ’ I - Another shipment of those indestructible pearl necklaces Actually- newest $2 values With one two and three strahds and indestructible One to Also the very ijmgOpera” strings Pearls customer 49c tr’ Boys’ Unions 89c V ! ' - - I Store) t’4 ‘ V r - Men’s suits of all wool Marathon Sales Race ' L Bright! colorful wash frocks for the Miss and the Matron Cleverly styled Soft finish prints and fine ginghams Smartly -- wv floor) Guajranteed jVbtjfo ’ W i GOOD “Happy Home” Dre Fake - f i - ' - I Blankets S895 ol Tf t (Street $p' - - - f i i Al-Wo- off 50 pairs only Big heavy double close j Wool blankets 23 woven soft fluffy 100 pure! virgin wool blankets block ) plaid' patterns wide satine binding 'to ‘match $i2tvalues for 7 pair $395 to wed 1 I bargains ss -- comedian The public seems eager for honest- is lowered PRINTED PATTE MCCALL ! I $12 Floor LampStands $650 hamrrJ Floor and bridge lamp stand in the enameled or brass In assorted colors and designs Regular $120 “ (Third Hear) lf |