The Ogden standard. [volume], September 22, 1919, LAST EDITION - 3:30 P.M., Page 8, Image 8

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l f s TI-IE OGDEN STANDARD: OGULN, D 1 AH. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1919.
I I Tjfr'TTlTr I Owing to the fact hundreds were turned away last evening and j
I I iN J X "BEARCAT" can remain only Today, the theatre will open at 1
I I 12:30 today. The schedule will be 1-3-5-7-9 o'clock. 1
I J " THE VALUE IN PICTURES
lH CHAS. NEVILLE BUCK'S GRIPPING NOVCL OF THE CUM3ERLANDS
I H ou ver witnessed a show with more intense acting and J
I 1 ffP tions than "Bear Cat" affords When "Bear COMING TUESDAY 1
Eg Cat Went Dry is a story ot love, fighting feuds and thrilling
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l US f8 enormous rental. the management has reduced THE PRIC 0MJ.S ro : FAL
THE STIPULATED PRICES IN THE CONTRACTS. CAPACITY AUDIENCES IN THE BIG THEATRE ENABLES US TO QUOTE THE L0WE3T PRICES IN THE COUNTRY. f -J
3 THE THEATRE WILL OPEN AT 10 O'CLOCK TUE3DAY. YOU CAN SEE THE SHOW BEFORE THE PARADE TAKES PLACE. THE BIGGEST HAPPY SURPRISE OF THE YEAR ftf 1
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H Holland and
H Belgium Ar eNot
H On Good Terms
LONDON. Sept 21 An official win
Irs- dispatch from B i tin flaU d Sal -H
Urday, says that Hip s; in h amh.is
B sador at The Hague having been
H withdrawn, the Iiutch ambassador at
Hl Brussels also has been withdrawn.
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15c matinee price until 7
o'clock; after 7 o'clock, 25c,
to see the great sensation,
"Wives of Men," at the Rex
today and tomorrow.
Pershing Gives
Liberally to the
' French Red Cross
WASHINGTON. Sept. 22. General
Pershing's last days in France eon -(mined
an Incident which is disclosed!
in a report jusL reaching national
I headquarters of the American Hed
Cross from Paris. It was a y.'dl of
9 4,625 40 francs, over $1(1.000 lrom'
! (General Pershing and tin- officers of
his staff, to the Red Cross to be ele
I voted to some deserving work among
the mothers and rhildren of France
who suffered in the war. A letter
I accompanying the donation stipulated
I that the money be placed in the Statis
and Stripes war orphan fund, which,
assisted by the Red Cross, has "adopt
ed" thousands of French children
whose fathers were killed in battle.
Pershing had awarded the distin
guished service cross to Private Wal
lace Cornwallis, Wash.
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Stockmen Notice
Wanted to feed for someone, 300 or
400 head of cattlp during winter. Wild
hay Address Alma Iverson. Promon
tory. Utah, or Ed Ja? person, Kosmo.
I Utah. 9530
State Police in a
Clash With the
Working Class
PITTSBURG;, Pa Sept. 21 There
was a clash between Fennsvlvanla
state police and a crowd at Clalrton,
20 miles from Pittsburg, this after
noon whpn the troopers broke up a
labor mass meeting. Several in the
crowd were injured and about a dozen
were arrested.
Nature always warns you if youi
bowels are clogged or inflamed heed
this. Hollister's Korkv Mountain Tea
removes the inflammation, soothes the
irritated organs, aids natural digestion.
A cleanser, purifier of great renown. -
Mclntyre Drug Co. Advertisement.
KING AND QUEEN START.
BRUSSELS, ep; 22 (Hava.v)
King Albert, Queen Elizabeth and
Crown Prince Leopold left Brussels
this morning for Ostend where hey
will co on board the steamer Qeorge
Washington for their voyage to thei
United States.
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The Alhambra will open at
12:30 tomorrow with "His
Majesty, the American," Doug
Fairbanks' first great 8-reel
picture. 10c, 20c, 30c.
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Read tho Classified Ads.
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Read tho Classified Ads.
"BEARCAT"
Breaks All Attendance Rec
ords at the Alhambra.
one of the greatest shows eer pre1
en l il Si the Alhambra theatre v;s
I riven last evening, "When Bearcat
V. hi I r " ..ml ' Rowdy Vnn " Hefore
jtho first 5 o'clock t.how was finished,
I there wasn't a vacant seat in the si. a
Cibua Alhambra The feature consists
of six reels which are a masterpiece
of art and one of the most exciting
productions ever taken by the camera
owing to the great numbers of nic
tures booked at (he Alhambra the time
is cut too short, according to the merit
Of the production. '"Bearcat" could
draw a full week's run. See it todsy.
enly 6c. 15c and 20c "Doug" comes
tomorrow. Advertisement.
The Alhambra will open at
12:30 tomorrow with "His
Majesty, the American," Doug
Fairbanks' first great 8-reel
picture. 10c, 20c, 30c.
Eleven Days in
Lighthouse Without
Food or Water
MIAMI Fla . Sept. 22. -Eleven days
without food or water, twelve surviv
ors of the recent hurricane huddled
in a lighthouse on North Klbow Cay,
a smaU island in the Florida straits,
which was swept elean of everv vis
taie of human habitation during the
storm, were located yesterday by a(
submarine chaser which brought back
I story of devastation and human suf
taring unsurpassed by any that has
come from the storm area
Huge waves sweeping over t he 1
island carried away sepulchres con
taining bodies of former inhabitants.
It was reported, swept all livertock
in'o the sea and destroyed other food
Mipplle.-. leaving the inhabitants
, whose only hope of survival lay in
the impregnnbilit of the lighthouse
in which they gathered, absolutely
destitute.
Copra Prices Are
Bringing Prosperity
PAPEETE. Tahiti, Aug 20. (By
Mail ) The rising price of copra fort
casts better times for the Society Isl
ands after a period of depression due
to the effects of the influenza pi
demic, the low price of copra, exorbit
nnt freight rates and the scarcity of
labor.
One effect of the advancing price
of copra is indicated in reports from
'he pearl islands of the Paumotu ;t our
that the taking of pearl shell will be
light this ear. Owners of planta
tions are remaining home to make
copra. Cold weather has prevented
many divers from going after the shell
this year.
Despite tlie more optimistic senti
ment brought by higher copra price:-,
many residents here believe I he econ
omic condition of the Islands will not
be much better until France adopt:- .i
diffeient attitude toward Tahiti and
French settlements in Oceania.
Many Vessels from Alaska.
SEWARD, Alaska. Aug. 25. (By
Mall ) Vessels recistcred from Alaska
ports this year total 1,018, according
to custom lecords. Never before in
the territory's history has the num
ber of Alaska craft gone over 1,000.
Most of the vessels are in the fil
ing trade and are of small tonn
'Hie toral tonnage of the l.uix
is 79,584.
Johnson Is Defeated
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GALVESTON IS SAVED BY SEA WALL R
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CALVF-STON'. Galveston's wonderful r.eawall. built after the flood of 1900. proved Its worth iyj
again In the recent hurricane which tept tho Texss iu...st. Hugi iv - dasht 1 rer Ihfl se-a wall -.
and water r.-.n three reel deep In tbo streets, bu t th cftj was saved from the d that fOl 'J
lowed the 1 9on hurricane and tidal wave The sea wall Is 17 feet high. I feet wide at base and
five feet at crest and covers the entire frontage of the city. It cost $2. 000. 000. c