The Ogden standard. [volume], September 22, 1919, LAST EDITION - 3:30 P.M., Page 10, Image 10

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I t IQ THE 'OGDEN STANDARD: OCDEN. UTAH, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1919.
I "SHEPHERD OF HILLS"
I MAKES GREAT FILM
' A plcturlzaUon of Harold Bell
Wright's -well known story. "The Shep
herd of the Hills." played at the Or
phemn theatre last night. Large
crowds greeted the picture.
L t.m in the Ozark bills, the story
I affords e-xcellent material for scenic
effects and ihe photographer has not
failed to take advantage of hia op
portunity; there are mountainsides
with lights and shadows softly blend
-d, trails and roadways overbuncr with
drooping foliage, cloud effects with
sunset and bands of sheep winding
their way to their shelter ff.r the
, In this setting la given the allunng
story of the Kentlc stranger .who goes
into the mountain and spends h.s de
clining Years working for the uplift of
the crude and rugged .inountaineor;--of
the tragically sweet story of little
Pete; and his unhappy parents, and
ihe love story of Sammy and "Young
Matt." The narrative is too well
known to need reproduction here.
Throughout the story many exciama
tlons of appreciation were heard in
the audience and not a few eyes were
I moist at some of the experiences de-j
picted.
Mr. Wright himself arranged IhO.
scenario and had personal supervision,
of the production. The characters are
capably portrayed and the picture sj
altogether enjoyable.
J rir -
The Alhambra will open at
12:30 tomorrow with "His
Majesty, the American," Doug
Fairbanks' first great 8-reel
picture. 10c, 20c, 30c.
BliSI oo
II Fall Opening of
I State University
The world is Just now enterirc upon
a new era in education. Evidences of
pvstematized instruction are found in
ihe historic annals of a thousand year
ago. but never in the history of th
world was the tenden" so marked, th"
1 general trend so ambitious for human
I enlightenment as the outlook today'
predicts for the Immediate future EdU
cational ideals are everywhere being I
constantly raised to a higher plane. !
America's participation in the world;
war taught the intellectual leader? of
the United State? the true value of
turning its citizens in scientific indus
try, political truth and economic Bta
I billty. National leaders are now the
source whence appeals are springing
for increared training in advancrd du
cational institution?-larger pcrcen'
age of attendance, more practicable
H tudy. I
The University of Utah, fostered bv ;
the Slate oT Utah, one of than I
H hundred like schools or the United
States to prove in time of national
I emergency the incomputable value of
'its trained output to the government,
played its part unselfishly and effec
tively. -And now. -ith the close of the
War. when so many thousand perplex
, ing situations which cull for trained
i minds to entangle and direct are being
I continually presented the institution
is responding wth all possible vigor to
the reconstructive needs of the state I
and nation.
I ourses of study to be offered this
year are complete and coer wide
range. More than 5300,000 worth of,
now structures are ready for Immedi
ate occupancy, making It possible f o"-!
a more advantageous arrangement or
class rooms and laboratories.
For instance, ihe school of medicine
will this year occupy a complete now
building equipped to the last minutr
with modern apparatus unsurpassed in
any medical school in the west. The
school of commerce and finance, which
Is fast growinc in popularity and size,
will b' quartered and directed as a dii
tinct Integral phi: of the university;.
And so on In the other of the seven
schools. Each move will tend toward
a greater, organized servant of the
( people of Utah.
Graduates from the school of mines
and of the other schools, too are In
constant demand by Industrial corpora
tions of the state. The university is
, exerting every effort to make courses
of study as practical and useful as
i. uttered l ihe h t echnlcai u
Mitu.. ns in the inicrnoun;aln west.
And her advantages are unlimited in
mi branches of study; .radical knowl
edge may be obtained by nining stu
dents by co-operat:ng with the wclI j
trn division suo-station of the Unitc".
' r j s
Equipped with the RESURREC
TONE and the AIR-TIGHT TONE
ARM, produce, the eweetest, clear
est and truest-to-life eound of all.
Hear it at your dealers, or
GEO A. LOWE CO.
Ogden, Utah,
sole distributer for the states of Ida
ho, Nevada, Montana, Wyoming and
Colorado.
GEO. A. LOWE
COMPANY
Distributors.
ea bureau of mines maintained b
the government on the campus; law
students may visit courts and witness
the COUdUi i of the law at will; students
I in general agriculture this year will
i have available city dairies and close-in
jairv farms, presenting a fine field for
practical laboratory study; medical
students are kept in close touch with
eminent practicians of the capital city.
The University of Utah will open Its
mcr students Monday, September 29
far more capable of serving every pos
! siblc need than ever before. Registra
i tion starts Thursday. September 25,
and ends Saturday, the 27th. All pros
pective students nr urged to roglBtor
as near the opening date as possible
tnd thus receive the advantages of an
unqualified start.
Non residents of Salt Lake City will
he civen special attention by faculty
members with regards to out-of-school
employment to assist in defraying cur
rent school expenses. A special com
mittee has charge of locating conven
ient, reasonable rooms and lodging,
many times in fine private home6 sit
uated near the university campus
The new artillery course will be a
complete Innovation this ear, offering
exceptional advantages to the newly
enrolled studenl who is interested in
availaing himself a fine course in phys
ical training as well as practice in mo
tor repair work, experience in driving
tractors, trucks, motorcycles and pas
senger cars. In addition, the course
offer.- actual money advantages to the
Student who follows the complete
course through college clothikg, equip
ment, allovnces for attending sum
mer training camps, etc , being paid by
the federal government, amounting to
several hundreds of dollars during the
'completion of the course A graduate
from the artillery' school Is given a re
serve officer's commission in the U. S.
array
Opportunities were never brighter at
the university. The outlook Is excep
tionally promising for fine representa
tions in all branches, of sports. The
policy of the university coach is to
give each new man a fair trial and all
possible attention necessary to prove
or develop his possibilities
The university will mail its cata
logue or anv other information to pros
1 ective registrants upon receipt of a re
Quest mailed to the registrar.
It's a riot "Bear Cat" and
"Rowdy Ann." Last time to
day. Schedule 1 p. m. today.
Each show two hours. 6c, 15c,
20c. Alhambra.
CANAL COMPANY FILES
CORPORATION PAPERS
POCATELLO, Ida, Srpt 21 The'
Riddy Canal company has filed artl
nt of incorporation with County
Clerk C. W. Pomeroy McCammon is
stated as the principal place of busi-1
ness and $36fn is the capital stock
divided into shares of the par value
of $1 00.
All the stock has been subscribed by
the following: Joseph S Morris, Par
ley M Morris, Daniel M Green, Jo
rph M Harris, Oliver TV Harris,
Mary Ellen Green, Jared Greon, Isaac
Allen, Erbon Green and James W.
Green.
Hoover Sees His
Family Only One
I Month in 5 Years
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 21. "1 am
iroine- to. live al Palo Alio in q n!acc
where I hope no one will say to me.
j'l am cold. I am hungry,'" declared
: Herbert Hoover on his arrival here
! today en route to his home at Palo
I Alto, Calif.
'I have only seen my family one
1 month in five years," he added. "I
I went to Europe for three mon'hj in
i 1914, but have been away from Cali
fornia five years."
He said staple foods already had
fallen in price considerably and pre
I dieted there would he a further steady
i fall for three months.
Regarding high prices of clothes
J and shoes, he declared the public
I "could rectify tbe whole business in
I three months' time by not buying any
I clothes or shoes for that length of
time "
"Practically all of us can go with
out new clothes for that peri d if ve
want to," he said.
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Woman Helps to
Steal $1,000,000
In Liberty Bonds
CHICAGO. Sept. 21 Mrs Fanny
Antonio, 26, was arrested today on al
warrant issued in Kansas City chars
Ing implication in the theft of $1,000.-1
COO worth of Liberty bonds, according
to secret service men making the ar
rest. The arrest was made bv James
Sloan, chief of the bureau of imeti
Tations of the department of justice,
and James Savage, secret, service op
erative, who said they recovered
bonds and securities valued at $21,134
at the same time
Mrs. Antonio was said by these offi- j
SPECIAL PRICES
ON ALL
SCHOOL
SUPPLIES
tti
I BRAMWELIS
r IHE OUTOORST OF EVERET TRl j
1
- -- J XsotMN, rFs
I cials to have come here with Waller
I L. Major of Kansas City, Mo., whe,
with Mrs Pauline von Myer was ar
I rested Saturday. At that time, the se-
cret service men say, Liberty bondi
amounting to $81,000 were identified
as stolen from thirty-two banks
throughout the country within the past
fix months.
j According to the statement of the fle
ered service men, the papers recovered
ai Mrs. Antonio's arrest included $14.-
1450 worth of Liberty bond, $545 in
war savings stamps; $1,000 worth of
travelers' checks: $1,000 in treasury
certificates identified as stolen from
the P.enton State bank at Benton, j
Kan , $L'.n worth of postage stamps;
'hreo Madison township (Madison
county, Kansas) municipal aid bond,
and three $500 railroad bonds of Se.i--vick
county, Kansas.
PRICE LEGON POS
HOLDS FIRST DANCE
( i
TRITE. Sept 21 - The "has leens" I
and "would-bes" of this city affusded
300 people much fun at the first an
nual ball of Price post No. 3 of the'
American Legion last night. A fea
ture of the dance was the auctioning
off of basketc of lunch brought bv
the young Indies. Mia. Erma Horsiev
won the prize for having the bc-t in
dividual basket. The basket sales ; n1
the fiance proceeds netted nearly $300
for the treasury of the post, Dee
I Stone war risk insurance represents'
!ve of the state organization, .leliv
ered an address to the soldiers.
oo
LITTLE BENNY'S
Notebook
By LEE PAPE
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snaps (hi aflirnoon, and who did I
Bee carrying a big pecce of ice rapped
in dewspaper bill Ed Wernlck, hinc
sutch a heavy peece he was vrawking
in all different positions to make it j
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you dr,mp. lrnins to be a ice man?
Tha i all rite, i'v .1 rried lf 3 J
block? allrcddy you couldent evon of l
carried it one. you sot to hae tome j
-el to earn hunk of ice, seH
Ld Wernick.
And hr k. pp on carrying it home, i
and I Bed, Wli" -n- I couldent carry
it, wats you wunt to bet?
Wats the u.-e belt ins. you couldent j
eren lift it, niuKh less carrj it, ril 1
Ed Wernlck
Well you j1 1 fry, III shoT 1
you, I seii. and Kd Wernick sed. ho
QSXrled It this far, I mite as well car- J
rj i the i' '. and I -!. Aw come on,
Kd. Ill give you a ginger snap if you J I
-:
Us more fun carrying the ice than J I
eating a gingei hnap, m d Kd Wernick, j
and I Bed. Well 111 irive ou 2 cinder i ?
"snaps, 2 ginger snaps is more fun IP
than carryinc s old hunk of ice.
Well, all rite HI leave you do It H
io.-t fiit of friendship wares thp 2
-'in.. i , d Kd Wrrm. k Wicll
1 i ili- in to him md li h mdej Hp
me the ice and I started to carr it.
being sutch a heavy hunk for its size j '
you uould'-ii' i.' i,:i'Af ii. u;d I K
started to wawk crooked with it, a
h ink in r. ..sh. ;, linlr smoak. I bet I I
fs J l try inc to pet out of i.irn'ing lj
it himself. Ij
And i quick laid it down on the' p
pavement saying, he changed my 1 l
mind. I dont wunt n carry It, wares J M
the 2 ginper snaps'' '
sed Kd Wernn k. And he stuck j
I it "nd i n in In- mouth whole and ;
picked up the ice ani started to car- ?
ry it himself apen lookinp asjj he wa. 1
1 glad of the real, not to mention the j
ginger snaps, and I Jest stood there k
hmking, Gosh, heck. G ,
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NEW COUNTERFEIT NOTE.
WASHINGTON, Fept. 22 Notice of PjJJj
i a new counterfeit 20 note on the fed
' ral k-i rw bank of . w York was
iv-n tOdaj h the tr-a? r The
border of the note and he bnckcrround K.
of Cleveland's portrait .ire .solid bla'.'. M
instead of having fine cross lines, and J I
'he treasury nrnb-r r- black instead
of blue. 9 e
Have Pains? p
Aebet And pains itto to be the lot
of lie ordaiiry mortal. However, thcia
hould be taken aimply oarara'i
warning cigaal (bat tome part of tbe
humsn tnacbioe ia out of order. It it a
mUtake to resign one's acli to pbyiical
torture when the came can be removed
tone up weak, inactive, iluiih kid
ocy and help rid (he blood of poitoa
Oct) watte matter tba( cause aches and
pains in arms and legs, backache, rheu
matic pains, sore muscles, stiff of
iwollen join(a- ?j
aSM B Turomsn. Kibvry Park. M. J..-rritfl
"Ity b -k cstutd ma a trtt daal of troubla to Hj(
SBH tiJI3 I lite eocri thtr-f, thoortoS &S j
rrh.zb wars doa to tha rooditicn o4 my kidnaa. j
Ooa bottia a Folr Ridoar P ' cosplatalV
faliaved raa. Tha paim le" my hack. rs
rxe'd Fi'-cj Kidaev Pills co my
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