The Ogden standard. [volume], October 28, 1919, LAST EDITION - 3:30 P.M., Page 9, Image 9

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I 2:15,4:00,5:45,7:30,9:15 I
McrLa , "tLc . Meiclhan M THE MIRACLE MAN GEORGE LOANE TUCKER 7 ' 7
EJ-mSJ' THMAN "the PM idR acl l.f man nelud i n federal tax Chi id 're n , 1 0c; Adults , 30c
!almbracle man"j
I SEE "THE MIRACLE MAN" -ri , , . t , !,
I Compare a life of the underbred C V O W P H f A Th'S , S l. . t0 F I
With a life of holy trust, UIU WUtU I J depths of your U-ohtifis-it s ?
Where the halo of virtue crowns her head jTi j V HTt Ffc
I With a life of crime and !us.. (aDaC-tV 1)06 01 1 HOSC Biff f I
1 here s cornrort and iov for every soul JL O
Tie. SST i
I At the Fountain of Wisdom and Light; Every performance--The greatest Vl5lQtPrQtrri-'PQ
ZZZlgStfSgr1 Advertising is the expressions MdbUa bd UKD ,
from those who have and it s a picture that draws praise
Sermon That Penetotes See "The Miracle Man" witfieSSed it irOm eVeryOlie Who WitfieSSeS it f ,
1 1 UTI1S KILLED
IISTITIHTA
r ; CROSSING
BRIGHAM CITY, Oct. 27. Jamea
Kelson. 62, former bishop and wealthy
farmer of Perry, and .Nephl Moss, 55
cattleman and . i 1 of r.righam
City and Summit county, were ln
I Istutly killed near th- Perry cannery
! at 5:1.1 o'clock 1 his afternoon When rni
automobile in which ihoy were riding
vrap struck by an Oregon Short Line
passenpar trait-. T h t i i - ot bciti
Imen vrere badlv mutilated.
Mr. Nelson and Mr. Moss were re
luming from an inspection of some
land Dear Perry, and the accident was
caused by their attempt to drive thir
car across the track in. front of the
rapidly approaching train
For Borne distance in i he locality of
f the fatality the hi?hwa parallels the
railroad track and the automobile and
train were traveling in the s.-mir- diivc-
tlon It is said ihat the curtains ol
the automobile- were drawn, owing to
the Inclemency of tin- weath.t, .nd il
13 believed that the men in the machine
were not aware ol the approach in ;
train when they endeavored to make
r the crossing.
The automobile, a brand-new sevr n
- I passenger Studebc-.ker car, which had
Just been purchased by Mi Mons, was
1 struck squarely In the center by the
engine and literally ground to pa
H Is said that dr Nelson and Mr.
Moes atiempted to t.ios the Ira k
i from the west side and but lor iln- :a :
I that the fireman of the engine was on-
aged In shoveling coal he might 1-. ..
I seen them and prevented the colli
Immediately after the accident the
; bodies of the men were takne from the
. wreck, the passenger train having
I itopped. Mr. Nelson's bod was taken
1 to Perr and that of Mr. Moss was
brought to this city .
Mr. Nelson was born In Ogden, Feb
ruary 3, 1867, tho sun ot .lame; and
Marie Nelson, but. t-p n: virtual!.- ,:tl
, of his life In this county. For a con
Jlderahle period he was a bishop of the
L D. S, church at retry, but of roe. nt
'wrs gave hi.- entire attention to his
arming Interests. He is survived by
j s w'dow and seven grown sons and
daughters.
1 ..J1 Mos was born at Bountiful in
. t4, the eon of Mr. and Mrs John
, Joss. He had been a resident of
JJngham City for a long- period, bu.
recently purchased a ranch In Summit
county, where Mrs. Moss has recently
wen .making hei horn.-. Mr Moss sold
01s Brlgham Ciu homo todav, a few
I Er5 his death, but "his Wife
JJJ not signed thedeod. Ho was pi e
rm to join his wife at tho Summit
Recome Slender
Ivan Or.?' V DfU Co i Bulll.B
; IPl-fVf 'fca'iV www ttti oil. or I
1 count) ranch. Mi. Moss had been 1
married twice His second wifp, and)
nine daughters by his first wife, sur
vive nun
EASIER NOW THAN LATER.
It is easier to break up a cold or
'check a cough now lhan it will be
later. Persistent bronchial roughs that
'hang on" all winter pave the way for
serious throat and lung diseases. L.
W. Day, 65 Campbell Av.. E. Detroit,
I Mich., writes: "Foley's Hone and l'ar;
relieves one of bronchitis very quickly
j I hope never to have it again. This
1 reliable family medicim- tor the re:ief
i of coughs, colds, croup, hoa; fen. -as,
etc., contains no opiates. children
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I Advertisement.
Retail Grocery I
Clerks Strike
For $30 a Week
NEW YORK Oct. 2. One thousand
I union retail grocery rlrrk went on strike
todny for a nine-hour day and a nlnry
of $30 a week. Salaries now average
$18 in Independent stores according to
the union, and from $L'5 to $2S in ehiln
stores.
Clerks must work from 1ft to It hour
a day The union announced it would
jilUmpt to organize the 18.000 grocery
end dairy clerks of the city nnd call a
general utiike
OO
SUFF'S HISTORIAN
WASBINGTON Mrs. Iner Ir
?ln Hnynes. wife of Will H win. Is
writing the history of the Nation
al Woman's Party Mrs Irwin
not new to the wilting game She
to the author of several books and
a constant contributor to severu
magazines. She hasr1 for several
years been a member of the Worn
m'i Party advisory council.
liTAH WILL BE DIVIDED)
REVEHUE ZONES
Recommendations to he commis
sioner cf internal revenue that 1 "cm
be divided into nine zones and that
Ogden be headquarters of tho second
zone. The recommnedation provides
that a general deputy and two li Bid
deputies have charge of the work In
Weber. Morgan, Daggett and Iais
countles. Tho plan will place Oud' n
almost equal In rank to Salt Lake as
tho latter city will be assigned a gen
oral field deputy and three othor dopu
I ties.
Inquiries as to office room available
were made recently at the federal
building in ridden in anticipation of
this plan
Under the zolning plan a deputy wi!!
be placed in each zone In the state and j
will take care of the business of the
district with the exception of the!
zones In the central part of the state ,
in which thoro will be a general aci'.i 1
in charge of the zone and two or mbrt I
field deputies to aid with he work
Tin- xone districting which will be j
recommended by Mr. Dunbar will be!
as follows:
First zone: Cache. Boxelder and!
Rich counties with headquarters at'
Lnpan.
Second zone Weber, Morgan, D-;- '
i .II. .!-. .
I Tells How to Siop a
I Bad Cough
Snrprlnlnr n-miUn from Oil famna Ej
-c J lioinr-iiuldr lyrup. f isJIj
prrimrrd aiid cots Utile. , W
SsSe5iS S i ' ss
Tf you hftTC n severe couch err rliet
cold accompanied with oerone. throat
tickle, hoarseness, or difflcnlt breathing)
or if vnnr eluhl wakes up dunne the
night with .roup nnd you want quick
h:dp. try this reliable 'old homfe msde
cough remeilv. Any ilrurc -t f.itt supply
v m with !'t ounce of i'.nex Pour
"tlii into p nt battle hikI all tho buttle
w;th plain gr.inuhted sugar syrup. Or
on enn ue clarified mol.i',1 honeyi or
cm y run inte,vi of Huyai lyrup, if
desired. Tiii-i recipe makes 1 pint of
really reihirknblt cough rstnsdy It
tastes eood, and in spite of its low cot.,
it can be depended upon to give quick
and lasting rel 1 f,
on can feel thi tnko hohl of a
cough in a av flint meartl bn- net
I I loosens and raises the phlegm. topa
tliront tickle and oothcs nnd Iic.iU the
.'i 1 1 Loci membranes thitt line 'he throat
und bronchial tubes with stub prompt-
ue-j, e.te and certainty that it io rcjtll-y
U to)Illfl.
Pines is a special nnd liishly concen
trated coroiiouiid of genuine Norway
l)ine extract, nnd is" probably the DC '
known means of ovenotnirc severe
couaiiSi throat and chest eolds.
There are many worthless Imitation
of this lulXttlfci To ovoul dhtappoint
ment,. ak for ''J1'. Oltnesl 0 PiftW
with full direction and don't accept .m
thine elSi iu.i ran teed tu give absolute
satisfaction or money promptly Te
run. led. The Pipex Co., Ft. Wayne,
lad.
Advertisement.
gelt and Davis counlios with head- 1
QjUarters at Ogden with a general dep
uty 111 (barge of the zone and two
field deputies.
Third zone Salt Lake. Summit am1
Tooele counties , with headquarters at
Salt Lake, general field deputy I H
Hinckley in charge with three field
deputies attached to the office.
Fourth zone, t'tah and Wasatch
counties with headquarters at Proio.
Fifth 7.ono Carbon, Duchesne and
Uinta counties with hendquurtcrs at
Price.
sixiii zone Emery, Grand and Sin
Juan counties with headquarters at
Green River,
Seventh zone: Juab, Millard Beaver
and Sanpete counties with headquai
teri at Nephi
Eighth zone: Sevier, Piute, Wayne I
and Garfield counties with headquar
ters at Richfield
Ninth zone: Iron. Washington and
Kane cOlftktles with headquarters at
Cedar City
Should the recommendation of Mr 1
I "unbar be accepted he said il would
probably require the addition of a few '
field deputies to the force allotted tho
Utah districi but t hat the force at the 1
present time is complete under tb
allotment of deputies given this dis
trlct.
OO I
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Blood-Iron Phosphate
If you are thin, weak and emancipated
nd lack Btranfth, enorgVi viRor and en
durance, f ou hue Hint worn out. ,11
gone, tired feeling, the chances are th-it
It'a beciuse your nerves need phosphate
and your blood needs iron. Either phos- ,
phate 01 lion i) itself la Insufficient. ;
ioih must ie Buppliea at the same time
For this purpoae pure Blood Iron rh s
phate Is uneouaJad. A fi-grnln tablet
taken at meal limes ihree times daily
restores nervous eaeigy, enriches the
hlooU nnd helps you 10 put on pound.?
of Rood HtA -there fp-sh in a nmnner that
Is little ."hort of Mm rveious. .iet anoun
C -Iron Phosphate from Mclntyie j 1 u -
Co. or nn other good druggist lor a
threi weeks' treatment It costs only
XI .if 50 cents ;i wi .-k and tiike as di
rected. If at the end of three weeks
vou hu -1 1 " 1 ' Cm Ined .several pounds In
weight und don't feci stronger and bet
ter than you have for months; If your
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vour vim. Ikoi ;ind vitality aren't more
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bach foi 'be nhinc and Bloodron Pho -phate
will cost you nothing. Advertise
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LITTLE: BENNY'S
Notebook
By LEE PAPE
"
This morning I woak up before it
was time to. and 1 started to WOhdei
If my cuzzin Artie was awake yet,
"thinking, G, I know a good ideer to
find out. I'll call him up on the tele
foliti, Wlch I started :,i do. putting or.
my Indlnu mockazln slippers nnd gc
ing down to the setting room and rail
ing up Arties1 number, and 1 stayed
there waiting about 16 minutes and
the lelefOAf gei I sed. Did you get vuui
number el '
No. not yet. I Bed, and she Bed, III
ring them sgen And 1 wane,, about
10 more miUnltS, and tin 11 Ant Sue
voice came to the lunc. laylngi Hello,
SEA AND LAND
t Sf ttb
BUliAPBslT General Horthy li
now in command of the new Hun
garian army. Formerly he was
Admirnl Horthy and commanded
the Austrian Davy.
Iiello. wats the matter, wats rong, '.el
lo. hello.
Hello, Ant Sue, is Artie there? I
ed
Wy, its Benny, for goodness sakes
rtat on erth ales jou, ware ate you?
ed Ant Sue, and I sod, Im notde, is
Artie up vet?
Wat. at half pass 5 in ihe morning,
serleny not, are you out of yoiu s-nt-es.
this is a prltt) time ol the in lin
ing for the telefone to be tinging like
mad and scaring people neerl out Of
their wits, wat oherth dej vou wuntl
I jest Wunted to know i: Artie vas
up yet I sed. And I liuns up ihe re-j
?eevc r and went up lo my room and
took my lndinun inockazin Slippers Jil
and went back to bed, and pnuy scon;
the telefone rang and keep on ringing
Bhd Jest when I almost decided f bet
tcr answer it, I herd pop anserine it,
Sayldg, Hello, hello, who 1- this, wiitsl
all the bccltment 0 is this you. Sue,
is enythlng rong? Wats th it. tiia do se
he did. w 1 never herd of sutch a
ihing he must be going crazy.
Proberly meening me, and pritt)
soon I herd pop coming up StvlS, and
1 keep my eyes shut like ft perin thatj
had bin asleep all nite. and pop Came
In and looked at mr 1 wile, saving to!
himself. Wat nonsents, she tMis't oft
had a nite mare.
Proberly meening Ant Sue. ana he
wont down to bed ason. Uttd the f.rst
thine I knew I was asleep
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Rippling
Rhymes
By WALT MAiON.
! I L n
Vmim 1 iii -in i I at a
EATING.
I have just come back from dinner,
and I ate an hour or so: and that din
nor was a winner, taking It as dinners
go First there wasa roast of mutton
and I chewed away with zost, till
there wasn't left ft button on the no. th
side of my vest. There were b-.ts and
MVcct potatoes, some prune juice mI
extra drj macarohl with tomatoes, f I
;:nd 1 finished up with pie. Now I bttVc d
ihe indigestion, and my works fierce t LH
ructions raise, and With me it is a . J
Ulfeslion whether ea 1 it truly pas If l 'W
we just would cut out eating wo could 1,
save a lot or rocks, salt them down
and keep repeating, n the safe deposit
box. We would prosper like he dick- ;
us, put all kinds of wealth away, if- iv
wed out oul veal and chickens and be w
satisfied with hay. i3ut so fw of us
able accumulate a bone! On
the ample dinner (able al our revenue ,r
is thrown Then our innards get to r
balking underneath the vIctiiRls" belt,
and the doctor comes a-docking. and
he lakes what coin is left. Oh. the I
druggists round me frolic, pouring
nostrums into me ior 1 have pasmod- f ''LLV
li coli and 1 am 1 alajht tj sec. Bo -r3LIl
11 BC&rcely is surprising that a pun- 1 IsH
tormented dub feels SO much like mor- (
allzlnr on the vanity 01 grub. ? Bi-i
!
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