The Ogden standard-examiner. [volume], November 23, 1920, LAST EDITION, Page 2, Image 2

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I OH INQUIRY
UN MOONEY GASE
Policeman's Charge of Fraud
Stirs District Attorney
To Action
"SAX FRANCI9GO, Nov. 23.- I HS
Mct Attorney .Mail how Prady last
ujr ht asked the San Franclrco prand
JJry to investigate statements of Po
ftc (:. Draper Hand ;nd others
klm t "homes .'. ?.looney and YVarron K.
Uiliitis wT(! convicted of oatlol i
fon m ihr Preparedness dnv bomb
iniirrii'vs or 1 '.!'. through friud
Bi inv Hand line! o'l wiiuh1
hr called before the gntnd Jury 10
(CHtii'y in order to detomiue ver
acity of IJacu'i tatementa Hand was
one of i.o oh'"' lovesttgdtlnf: officers
of the io' i' il : i i n m a ':i Obtaining
nd of:o;fr (.. :. h-no'- .-st-alns: Mooin y
4d Hilt'r ps
it the Moor.ev trial n-us frrtmo r
S Hand :i I lr ;:!," said i:r..ny, 1 wain
tjir fnrls before the trend Jury. If
ore is no foundation ta Hand's story
i also want the facts brought befo
lh-- public'
Kndv said ho was powi r:eq In re
fuse a trial of the casus against Moj
fty and Bi!lir.g4, hut that ti;r. Jury's
findings would ne presented to Gov
ernor Stephana
If was sai! the rand Jur;. i":is u:
en a letter which purported to how
ono Witness Mi'.n'i.st Mooncy had ad
mitted he gave false test.m ony.
The famous painted rocks near
Maricopa. Pal arr what remains of
Ljje magnificent old nun worship
temple of the Indians.
BANK LOOT FOUND I
WHEN PRISONERS
REFUSE TO BATHE
ROANOKE, Va.. Nov. 2.
William Porter, sllas William
HairiB. and t'harlos Cartnr. held
id connection with the robbery of
tn Glasgow. Va ,nank parly last
Friday upon refusal to take baths
aroused suspicion of jail nttend
dn1!' and a Beareh of their per
sons resulted In the finding of
51.200, the police announced .Mon
day. This rndney, with $-ir.o found on
i ho body of Jaiivs B. ltodger.v
who was killed In a gun fight
with police Friday, m.ikes a total
of -'l.fl.Ml In currency taken tior.l
the men, in addition to $f)6, in
Liberty honds and securities dls
COVOrad.in a barracks bag.
BABE HANGS SELF BY
FALL ON STOCK GATE
ORI'NDT CVTKD. la . Nov 2.1.
The three-year-old son of Mr. and
.Mrs. William Crnwston. living on a
farm near here, met death by itrah
puliation last night
H" had strayed away from the
house and going Into the hng house
had climbed up on .- partition pate
from Whil h he slipped and fell In
such a manner as to hang himself by
the neck
When found hv the parents, he had
ben dead probably an hour or mon
A doctor was summoned but could
do nothing
About thr yePri ago the parents
lost n Utile girl by accidental poisoning
oo
Great Ilrltiiin bns only 35 p. Prpapei
In their own right
I Come Early
i, lii ally i ho besl time to do your shopping is early in the daj
Our stores are always busy on Wednesdays, and in view of th
fact thai our storei will be closed all day Thursday we will be
busier than ever Woid having to wait so long in the afternoon,
mmm (l '"ok over the twHp items, make out voiir list and visit our near-
est rtore before noon Ton are suit to warn some of them for
H the Thanksgiving iimnn
H 12 Unusual Bargains
I1 25c Pirn Bottles Catsup, 2 foi 35
i 1 Fancy Sweet Potatoes 5 pounds foi 25-
I 70c Sweet Oranges per dozen 55
J , 75c No. 10 Sweet Apple Cider 45r
; 15c Can Pumpkin jf. Q
I 50c Large Size Pineapple 15? I
, BOc Larg, Can Ripe Olives.. 3A
I 50c Bottle old V ankee Syru I
10 Pounds Fancj Blue Rose Bice SqI
12 Bars Palm Olive Soap. ....
80c Quart Can Mazola Cooking Oil
25c Early June Peas, per do - ... s 1 so
I Visit Our Markets
! And you will he surmised at the saving of vom Thanksjeiv-
ing Roast or Chii ken
45c leg of pork, p.n.nd. 35c 35c fancy prime rib roasi
40c Shoulder roast ,,f rojled pQm6 25c
V I 28c Ka ,,, ,, ... ,.,,,
4,.e lum roasi of pork T,0,U1(1 3Qc
x..po','Kl . ... 37c 40c loin of lamh, pound. 30c
Nice fresh fai hen? .:: phoulder of lamb
Poxmd 32c pound . . 25c
.We have been disappointed on Turkeys up to this time f
rtiey do arrive we arr sure of saving von money on the birds
Some Regular Prices
RAISINS DATES ORANGES LEMONS
B I5e package seedless 70c oranges, per dozen 65c
raisins 30c 30( lemons, per dozen 25c
35c package seeded -' "' cranberries, quarl 20c
raisins . 30c I-arge size grape fruit . 15c
30c package dates . . . . 25c SYRUP SORGHUM
15c package figs ... 10c 50o bottle Old Janjcee
H 70c rii rou peel, pound 65c 1 oru Ai j ' ' ' '
1 I ()'- '-an Old anker
I ,n' lemon peel, pound 45c syrup .... 79c
H 50c orange peel, pound . 45c $1.50 can Old Yankee
I 25c package mincemeat. 19c syrup $139
1 ffZ 90 can Old Yankee
PEANUT BUTTER snip . . S2.59
1 $1.50 5-lb can peanut $1.25 No. 10 Red Karo
J hull or $1.35 syrup $105
B i,. ...lb. can peanut 1-15 No l' Blue Karo
butter .... 69c srup ...... 98c
lac 1-lb can peanut o-.o'Bed Karo syrup 65c
butt 1 29c jUc iN,u- 5 Blue sro
( 20c glass peanut butter. 15c SUup-,
, . 1 . . 1A W iNo. 0 Maple Karo
15c glass peanut butter 10c syrup 90
HAMS BACON 30 small Bed Karo s 1 up 23c
Sweet Eastern hams and 25(3 sllm11 I3,ue Karo
bacon that could well take ..P ; 20c
the place of turkey for , Farmer Jones
Thanksgiving since the tut- "rPhum ttf
key is so bigh 8o' "' 5 Farmer -1
- oc sorghum . 75c
I : ?anU 1 ' r,U7' ; ' 35c 50e No. 2 Fanner Jones
J 4oc hams ( by the half), sorghum 38c
I Pound 38c 90c Xo. 10 cooking io.
I 15c breakfast bacon, lasses ... .... 70c
' pound 35c 50c No 5 rooking mo-
We picnic hams, pound . 30c lasses .... . 37c
j 35c dry sail pork, pound 25c 0e No "J 1 j cooking mo-
ruT, T lassps 20c
CHILI BREAD
In L-pouhd bricks; easy u You are wasting time to
prepari W hen yOu want to bake bread whan yon can
get a iii.'k lunch don't for- buy it so cheap. Our bread
j get. Each brick makes a full i baked fresh for us every
I quart of. ' honest lo pood- day.
j nes.s" chili. 2 largo loaves bread . . .25c
i 45c Lib brick chili . . . 35c '5 small loaves brerfd 26c
1 1SKAGGS?
H 1 1
LIST FEDERAL
OFFICEJENTHLS
Figures Include Three Depart
ments of Government
In Ogden
WASHlNCJToN, Nov. 2'. A n:Mion
erlde survey ti determine Spvernmeni
Pkpendlturee for office rental In th
larger ritlen, If In progrcf-s b the
lireasurj with n view to layins plan!
for cutting rlown this outlay.
Flgur-s !o far tubulated, According
to otficlals'. indicate ;i total rMit bill
of many millions a year. Report!
from four of the l.irjfest cities alono
Show D tol .1 U more than s 2 000,000
fi yen i and 01 the survey Include
.ilx. ill ISO I itiee ii over 100,000 jiopu-
tatlpn, offlciala expected rhc other re
ports to in in proportion,
New York with li,596,?2t n yen
Iima the highest rent bill. Boston jayn
JJ4h.su: annually for Hdditi0n.1i office
pace, ChlcefO l73,fi04 an.l PhllH
delphla l0l,861 Vh--n more detailed
ilKure.s art available, Official! said, the
fiuts will be act forth in lettoi
opnsroaa-
Bteady growth in the field forces of J
tlu public health service, th Internal
I revenue bureau. Income l&s unite, war
rlsu insurance ani similar branches of
th- government, H wan explained, have
rendered Inadequate accommodations
In federal buildings in most largi r
cities.
In mnny of the government owned
offices, it was added, there1 xNns not
new sufficient space to safeguard the
health of the workers It was also
said that much time was lost where
government agencies are in scattered,
rented buildings
The remedy for the situation, offi
cials Said, waa to acquire sufficient
siiiii i- In th n rlnnt eltle.s In cen.
traiix.e government offices.
I There, are three government depart
Intents In Ogden occupying entedquer-
Iters. These are the district f.M,.st
I headquarters, the bureau of public
roads, and the railway mall terminal
Postmaster ilenrxe E. BrOWOlng re.
centty announced thai he has been re
quested by the Washlnsrton officials U
obtain flguies on property adjacent to
thfl federal building. This Is taken by
Postmaster Browning to indicate the
the government Is contemplating,
building an addition to the local fed
Oral building to house all goveinmeni
I offices
) . .
RAIDS 1 El
- INCREASE AFTER
I SUNDAY CRIES
(Continued from Pago (Hie.)
the crowd vraa stampeded There is
good reason lo holies some of the
Ishota were fired Inside 'he grounds for
J the purpose of creating a pan
lc, which would allow the man wanted
time to escape as many of them un
doubtedly did "
MSN! THERE WERE PICKETS
i The Gaelic Athletic association has
I officially denied there were anv pick
ets at the grounds or that nnybody
fired on the troops.
I Wleman Clarke, of Toledo, O. prrel
dont of the American GIojw Workers
! union, and Thomas Mac Ready, super
intendent of the Phoenix Glass com
Pany, Ifdnaca, Pa., visited Oroke park
today and inquired info the circum
stances attending the disorder if Sun
day afternoon.
In general lif fniblin Is appar
ently unaffected streetcars were run
ning today, nearly all shops weie open
and theatres ami smusement bouses
I were doing husiii,.B.
Porces engaged In learchlng resl-
'1"r' ' - 'I'd I, Miners places rr- ai-
oompanled by armored cars uhieh car
rled machine guns Men n,arged
with attacking u military patrol were
couri martlaled si Marlborough bar-
reCkS tOdaj and worm trll.otes were
paid by attorneys on each side to the
Integrity and fair pln displ.ived b
Captain Bagally one of the officers
alaln on Bupday morning.
YOUNG WOMAN'S STORY
OF TORTURE IS PROBED
I RIDOWAY, rH.. Nos ;s At an
. indignation meeting" of more than
: tt'OO residents of RIdgwav last night
branch of 'he National Humane so
Cletj was organized and a OOmmltUe
j appointed to Investigate i.hr story of
brutal treatment l the hands or the
woman who adopted her, said bl 'he
authorities to hav.. ie,.n told lv ui n-
, ty-year-old Julia Hei tor
. -Mrs It. Georgel, defendant in the
1 a-se was charged with assault and
j battery with Intent to malm at n
.hearing todav nd ball xva increased
I from i:,(iC to $3000.
Miss Hector who is recoveruig from
'the effects of the alleged in treat
ment at the home of Deputy Sheriff
1 May, told authorities yesterday they
said, of being tortured by Mrs. Geor
gel with hot irons and boiling wate,
and in other ways.
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METEOR STRIKES VILLAGE
AND DAZES RESIDENTS
MORGANTOW.V. W Va . Nov 23
Residents In the vicinity of Klngwood
of Preeton county. West Vs were
thrown Into a panic last night when
a large meteor foil at Howosvlllc fhe
miles south of Klngwood. according to
reports received here.
The meteor struck in the business
action of Howeevtlle it exploded as
It hurled itself In th earth The blast
was heard for several miles.
An automobile near the railroad
station was damaged bv the explosion
and the occupant of the machine
j were dazed, but escaped Injury
There are no telephones in Howes
ville and detailed Information could
) not be obtained
-on
EX-PRESIDENT DESCHANEL
IS RECOVERING HEALTH
PARIS. Nov. 23 Former President
Deachanel has completely recovered
In health and is looking for an apart
ment in Paris to which he intond to
return some time during the first two
weeks of pecemper, Oeuvre says to
day M Deschanel lived in the I'alals
BoUrbon for many years before enter
ing the Elysee Palace but hi' had no
apartment In Paris for the last fif
teen years. Madame rerhai: l .w ,1
her children now are living in a fam
ily hotel on the left bank of the Behb
oo
i"h- recently formed Belgian
.ten.' has decided to admit women 10
Its sacred councils. '
1 rd&r S
Tii ow Are You
i sol Identified
B The man identified with a bank r.s i
W depositor Is better prepared to seize
I business opportunities as they are
B presented, than one who has no bank
Vt ing credit established
B The proper use of the First National's
H banking facilities is one of the chief
"S3jJ R aids to scientific management and
Pu 5Tff -T-. 5 K business efficiency
SjJI firr j K Your opening an account with us will
f t-lf i 3 Wt prove a vise and prcfitsbfe step
S I First National Bank j
Capital and Surplus $350,000
KANSAS MAN PRAISED
FOR SLAYING BURGLAR
KANSAS CITY Mo. Nov. 3. A
verdict commending 'the bravery' and
efficiency" of iv M Parsons, s bank
officer and his wife m killing a bur
glar WSS returned by a coroner's ur
Monday.
The shooting took place October
33 Xfr. Parsons and his wife icturn
eil here l.ito at night and discovered
some one in the liou.-e. Obtaining
two revolver from his motor car. Mr
F'urson gave one to his wife, who
ueni to the front door Ml I arson
stationed himself in the back ird
The Intruder ran down the bat k Bti pi
spied Mr Parsons in the dim llcht
and began mooting si him Mi Par
sons shot and the man fell fatally
wounded .
Tin- verdict recommended 1 light
treatment" in the case for 'the good
ot the city and the safety of Its citizenship."
TWO PORTLAND CHURCHES
ARE ENTERED BY BURGLARS
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov I'.urg
lars, ourlnK Sunday nleht broke Into
the First Church of Chi 1st, Scientist,
here and stole about f 100, and later
attempted to rob the First Iresbj -terlan
church, police announced today.
At the formt r church, the .-.(. was
broken open. Polios said to-in ihey
believed the robbers were frightened
away at the Presbyterian chuvOl af
ter smashing a glass panel '
Jtu m WANT j
CfWd G00D D!NNER I
alJHft THANKSGIVING I
WE HAVE THE "MAKINGS" FOR THE BEST
DINNER YOU EVER ATE
i l and it shall be our pleasure to serve you in the regular pNRj
Thanksgiving wry Prices are right and quality of gocds
unquestionable Lhsi
In our stock of groceries we have everything that ia good
to EAT, especially on Thanksgiving day, including fruits
and vegetables of every description, material for Puddmg9,
Pies and Cakes.
WHAT DO YOU WANT? We have cranberries, celery,
jams, preserves, squash, pumpkins, sweet potatoes, cheese,
butter, bread, canned goods, raisins, lemons, oranges and
EVERYTHING
BODY OF MAYOR FOUND
SUSPENDED FROM TREE
PORTLAND, Ore.. Nov. 23. The!
body of Mayor Q. D PerCiVal of Van
couver Vah.. who disappeared Oct,
17, was found Monday hanging to a
tree In a clump of trees near Van
couver, according to reports received
hero. Perclva) had been in ill h ilth
'before his disappearance
POT WOES REPORTED CHEAP,
DELTA, N. 22. Joseph J Miller
( Caldwell, ni.iho, who bus extensive
farming Interests here, spent the past
week In Delta on business. lr Miller
stated that there was a big potato tH
crop in Ms Lome Community in Idaho. jSfl
and thai the market price for potatoes
ther is less than one. fourth of the
pries in Delta, or about so cents per iH
Under Bnglish common law on one Vs
i i Ighl to bathi n I he sea ! I
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to the delight of its owners It was
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ever made, and it was built to last.
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simple, the mechanism operates so ac
curately and smoothly, the materials 1
and workmanship are of such high
quality, that a Victrola seldom needs
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