Show ’! I FRIDAY EVEITOTQ NOVEMBER 15 1029 THE OODEIT STANDARD - TV3T ATTTTrnry Envoy To Guatemala LIVELY v SENATE FROWNS Oil V- V t! D ORDERS Wants To Know why P Is Higher For Little Editor Work Still Continued On Agricultural Rate j Fellow - Schedules — Standard-Exami- ii it permitted at this stage in proceedings to say something about city water? Nothing you Understand that might have any bearing on any now pending or to come litigation ' For regardless of suits! courts and -colon bacilli we still hate to drink this water sprinkle the lawns with It and take a bath In' it on Saturday I Rights Out of all that has ben said this t summer pro and Ogden City's water supply 'there has emerged 'one query that concerns every voter and that is: “Shall meters be installed at private homes?" There has peemed to ?be a movement in favor of metersquite One strong argument for their use here is that they are extensively used in Salt Lkke' But the? state Capital Jhas always hard an insufficient supply of water and what they had has been so doctored with chlorine that you can taste it at every swallow while we have prided ourselves : oh hiving a supply of pure clear artesian water in Such quantity that there were practically no restrictions on its use now suddenly all this talk about meters Who owns the Ogden! City water system? Presumably the citizens the voters The pollbooks show about 12000 voters registered each year Those 12000 their are the stockholders in "Ogden City corporation’ which :ls the (operator of ‘ the waterworks These 12000 voters ilwith other residents own or occupy! about 7000 homes in the citir this number probably 5000 havepf lawns or gar1 dens Will the 5000 hwn and garden owners consent to having meters installed? There seems toll be a effort to sell ‘them thaf ideastrong Inspection of the lawns over the city does not reveal ant- indication of a shortage of water! The people who own the water! and who brag about its quality and quantity have apparently used an they Is con-abou- J - T Reeded Of it LAWNS GOT WATER Even the two waterless each week and the patrollingi ofdays the city by 10 water inspectors have not caused any noticeable lack of water for lawns Thenwho is pushing! this meter Idea? Surely riot the owners of the lawns and gardens' They have been under inspection all summer and they have quite been found to be obeyinggenerally rules and re- - “ VAIITS FRIENDS TO KIIOW ABOUT IIEW TOEATlwHIT i ‘Sargon Is the Only icine I Ever Used That Did All They $aid It if? Would lb 4 He Med- S s a-- The I I f I i ' r s ( yv ’ the United States senate started r another 10 a m to 10j m workf day with the tariff bill' today plodding ahead with the agricultural rate schedules j’ ? Undismayed by Its refusal to take ora recess for health purposes Dr Royal S CopeV land the New York Democratic senator who ministers to senators when they fall sick In the chamber and advises them abobt their diet was prepared to introduce another adjournment resolution Associated Press Photo Copeland believes the continuThe nomination of Sh e l d o n ous work of many senators on the Vhltehonse American charge d’af tariff for almost a year! has brought fSlres In Madrid Spain to be minis them to a physical condition which for the pnprecedently ter to Guatemala has been sent to is responsibledebates of the last few intemperate senatethe - -- Green Stamp Redemption Station on our Balcony 1' t t WASHINGTON Nov 15— (UP)— Against the advice of Its physician i O- ? ! J 10-d- ay - two-we- mv ek v V?- ’ i 10HJCS making up such a list ona thinks at once of our large buildings such as the Bigelow Hotel the First1 National Building the Eccles the Central and other business blocks They are all on meters and presum- ft uniform rate Eut what tsit?8 Then there are such users of water tabernacle square with its ten acres of buildings and lawn The averagO “pocket handkerchief" lawn is perhaps 20 by 30 feet in si2e or 600 square feet In one acre there are 43560 feet or the equivalent of 70 of these lawns and ten acres would beprivate equal Cut it In two -fmake it 350 lawns Would not be better to have a few driedit out spots on that ten acres than 3i°i lawns suffer for water? list the city school buildings and grounds the city and county and some 30 or more church grounds buildings and grounds But the ice gets thin here Let us press ' On ' 1 Then 'there is the Dee hospital: the state schools and their grounds facfc?ry Plants as for instance the canning factories AH these factories are on meters but one trouble with them is 'that they are not custom-e- rs want to buy waterrjust at theThey very season when the Small users-T-treal owners —want to use i on their lawns That is like else they want the water “hen they want it ‘ as-th- e -- he ev-eiyo- ne I have a lot of friends in the West especially on the Union Pacific where I worked for AndRAILROAD COMPANY there is the O U R & D thirty-tw- o want lo That yeani add-company has an of them to knowwhat icveryone right in Taylor canthis wonderful Sargon treatment yon - andwater a reservoir on upper ha's done fot mer Twenty-fift- h street But the flow 1 inde-jende- nt - Taylor canyon decreases with tpe coming of hot weather and an Additional supply has to be purchased from Ogden city That too i$ measured by a meter— hundreds jf thousands of gallons in a month And all ip competition with the little fellow with the 20x30 lawn lar we have-n- o 1 report as to whether any of the ten inspectors have been sent to see if this water sold to the railroads was being used in the most economical manner And even if some of it were wasted could be done about it? Can a man not do as he pleases with what he buys? A an buys farm and raises Next year he goes Aaci?iS-ryearto the summer lets the farm grow up in weeds and Whose fi-o- j i ii' Underpriced sationally Made by America’s Foremost Hosiery Manufacturer i Pair Buy One 4 business is it? Capitalism Insists on the right of the owner sto do as he sees fit with his jown property It Is only a few nuts and radicals who find fault with that theory v Still it would be Interesting and instructive to have the public know how much the bigi Users iof water are buying and whit Ttheyi pay for It: Alter looking the list over the small user might be begging tq have a meter installed at his acp— providing he could buy at the same rate as the at the Stated Price Extra Pair For 10c t i ' t j and An i f m i Strictly Firsts -- two-poi- i Authenticlly Styled 4 - -- - I Very carefully selected by discriminating buy- -' ers who are always on the market looking for the most' outstanding bargains: See the style and quality of these coats snicl compare ' with even much higher priced coats Extra Pair For - Silk Chiffon - Pointed and French Heel n All pure! silk to the plcot top In the season s newest colors dainty Well known make Slight- ly irregular Pair say-4-o- ur $200 ExtrlPair H ©C For - Pure Silk to Top' With French and pointed heels Pure thread silk to the top beautiful shades t Slightly irreg- IUcIa t i - New Arrivals ”v Mr S200 v GetAB Extra Pair Fob Pair $250 Metal Trims I Men’s Sox ' and and colors16 One AQ Get An fs’they-se- not a hat if meters are histalled at the Stockholders’ homes ancf they have to pay al fixed iSistaCthit°?hlal?' then they wiU ’ Pair ' 9 i $369 ' ' r or the irew Winter Hats very smart designs X011 6 — S ©C Extra'pair For busi- crepe satins and prints in the moderate styles A very outstandlng'dress event-- j j ’ Just Unpacked I With Pointed Heel One 1 In very smart styles suitable for both dress and ness wear Silk E ©c Sheer Chiffon i 2 for $15 Service Weight f 13 V f Pure thread silk of 'very fine texture with nt French or heel 'All' new novelty winter shades Get An - fy?t wf° ' SERVICE WEIGHT i For the big user gets a better rate than the small user of- water In selling water Ogaeri city! has always followed the old capitalistic rule that the buyer of a large quantity should get a cheaper price than the buyer of a small! quantity is entitled to Money talks you know and the more money there : is" talking the easier it is to hear what it says SOCIALLY OWNED That is to water system is socially owned city but we do not operate it socially Now the United States post office Is both owned and socially operated socially You buy a stamp for two cents You get fifty for a dollar Buy a hundred dollars worth and each' stamp still costs you two cents That is be cause‘?Uncle Sam hast so much money of his own that he cannot hear your money talk “ But it is different with water and gas and electricity The more you buy the better rate you get The gas and electricity are owned by private corporations' and they of course are capitalistically minded They believe in money-th- at ’ is— dividends j The water however belongs to a public corporation' with 12000 stockholders and you would thiwir those stockholders would want to water from themselves at cost instead of trying to make money on themselves And you Would think that they Would insist j on buying ceaPJy — a : r j 1 t H ? GO y Sen a week from Saturday mustered yesterday only 34 votes against 51 votes big boys A LavisMy Furred 2 He has taken the matter out of the hands'of the Demdcratic tariff leader Senator Simmons of North Carolina whose! motiori to adjourn ' SATURDAY FEATURES ' ? t tmiri w — when senators called each otht “worse than communists" “son! of wild Jackasses" and such 1 ' r things ' He has gonej so far? as to warn them he can see the next who are to die from this orgy of (work but a majority of the senators refusing to follow their leaders Shave declined persistently to adjourn Copeland is preparing to offer a resolution to stdp work: on the tariff bill tomorrow- - until! the regular session of congress starts December I" Zo ' d Widi such wonderful values in all new merchandise shopping hecomes a real- - thrill to enthusiastic buyers Be cure and take advantage of these carefully planned events week strictions and still have all the water they need i ils it not possible that the demand fbr meters to be installed on the small users comes from the large consumers? It is worth looking into Why not switch the spot light away from the small users for a wfUie and turn it on the users of large quantities of city water? ould it not be instructive to see published a list of 25 or 50 of the largest buyers of the city water showing how much they use what rate they pay 'and what their bill amounts to in each case? Then if someone would give us an estimate as to What part of our total water supply is used on lawns and then what part isprivate consumed by the 25 or 50 big users wje could get a line on possible V f i i 1 -- - - Featuring Matrons' Styles ?ew I?od® felts finished’ with the'new gold fAUvet emJrolery that fashion has decided for colorsI for Miss and Matron' rJKar- small headsizes Large - Extra Pair For I O A KENNEDY A Feature Group RADIO REPLACES' BIRDS Radio has replaced fall Pigeons In the United States carrier imw The carrier pigjon service carried will no thi department longer function land radio will ! used entirely to send SMART BAGS Chiffon' Velvet Stylish Novelty Just1 New In yd Never Soli At Such a Ridiculous Price ' j costume black" chiffon velvet with lovely erect silk pile Also lovely brocaded 39-In- ch VICTOR ALMQUIST “When I began taking it I had been suffering fox tei years with troubles that no oth£r medicine seemed to reaci Practically everything I ate would cause gas on my stomach i: had no appetite to' speak of' indtha little I iid fOrco myself to! eat didn’t rhe any strength Chronic give ' constipation kept me feeling dull and drowsy and I often had to take laxatives I believe an inactive-liver was the qause of my f troubles ii: the first and aT®on medicine I ever took Jthat didonly all they said it would dd Since the fceeond day I used the treatment I haven’t had a bit of gas on the stomach My food lall agrees with am Setting plenty of I?e an strength from it iMyi appetite is fine and I eat anything I want Sargon- just seemed to pick me right up and strengthen my whole system a loti ° ?lver medi cines but I’ve never seen any-t- o equal Sargon Soft Mass working right for the first 'time In ten veivet in all fashionable colors for winter frocks Advanced Modes M au : Sizes I v- ay on j Patent s Satiiis Velvets Suedes' and Kidskins i Designed By the Famous "American Lady Fashionist F ' Pumps Straps Ties High and Medium Heels r i — - - Corselettes Step-In- s v ' Bloomers' Chemise AlIRubber Galoshes S195 - Gowns i j — - desirable A Splendid Selection r t Values to $000 ' ' 45 Styles i Very Vests Of Very Fine Quality Silk Rayon v j Eyery Pair of Galoshes Guaranteed All First Quality—Beware of Seconds :C lock seams reinforced and well made - my-live- 71 - I r years “Sargon deservesfull credit for my new health and tojthose who Suffer like I did I want to by aU means get the Sargon say treatr ment - i - i" A combination of girdle and brassiere that gives the beautiful ful lines so necessary lor thegracenew foundation figure Made by one of America’s leading corset stylists Elegantly made and finished In a complete size range IT® ®arry a complete line of Cadies and Corselettes in this well known make him 3 "v7r-- y for $100 pointed collar A very outstanding value AU sizes VTith Slippers ‘ Is Now Open Showing a very complete stock of toys of ail kinds for boy and girls Bring the kiddies and see them “ to Match standing ) 4' : - ' " BOYS LEATHERETTE’ COATS Heavy sheep-line- d and with hat collar Very special - worn- - ? i j nr )OeUU fro - SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF DOLLS r ? ! 4 Beacon cloth in very attractive colors full cut and ’finished yrith silk cord Very out- - and Broadclcrths in the new prints dark patterns Guaranteed fast colors and with the new 'f Attractively Boxed New Shipment 1 The above statement: was made Victor Almquist 3533 Hum-- st Denver! 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