The Ogden standard. [volume], December 04, 1919, LAST EDITION - 4 P.M., Page 10, Image 10

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Li v XO TMF OGDEN STANUAKU QGDEN, UTAH. 1HURSDAY, DECEMBER 4. 1919
I LESS CMWEMT DBDEM
I IHM IN OTHER
III CITIES
Records received t the Ogflen poitee.
Ik station show that crime committed i.i
mWL .j Ocdrii is levt ihnn any Oilier it) pi
Hf I similar size in the United States. Th
'( Information waa given out iy Chief of
ji Police Browntnn thJl morning
B l Crime In Qgdcri Is at a low percentage,
and this Is due principally to the system
H ' adopted by the' Ogden police department."
I ' said Chief Browning "The men coming
mM' li into Ogden on hox cara ore detected lm
H' mediately and the detectives of the rail
roads Immediately notlf) the officers of
Hl j t the police department and careful in-
Bj spection of the stranger Is made by our
department.
t "The men arc lrei from ih- railroad
I yrda to rooming houses and hotel
. Sometimes they enter the city in crowds,
ftt We detail our men to the various hotels
to make a report. The men are asked
various questions and if they refuse to
Hf work thev are arrested and charged with
mm I
M vagrancy.
B-i "In a number of cases, the men leave
HJi town and thus the i ity is rid of that lni
Hf, B Of undesirables. Durinrr the past few
H&l lr months, very few cases of vagrancy hnv
HT I J been registered at the police station mT
Ht I i the records show that Ofrden g loodlnz
I 1 H
HfjfiJ the entire united States In the small
B' 'J Si number of crimes committed and arrests
B 1 ij de.
Bjllj "Our system, If generally adopted, I
Hlil U would do away with the evil t acrancy
J ; 1 and I bellevo that in years to come, other I
HUI H ities of the united Slates will adopt
HhJ lr cur system. 'I
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If Masonic Notice, Weber
I Lodge No. 6, F.& A.M.
J Jj Annual meeting and election of of-
I ji fleers, Thursday, December I, J p,
I i m Much important bustnesn - pre-
! L sent that eoncems each luembn:. The
i 2 W. M instructs that jrou be protest, j
J P E. NICHOLS, See j
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I Harvard Tea? i
I May Slop Here
; 0?! Way to Coast
Hv I ft Harvard university gridiron siavs
Hj I will in all probability clash ith a
B western eleven at Pasadena, Cal., or.
' New Year's day. according to advice
Hi' v received Jrom the east. Harvard ha;
Mttl 'j not accepted the invitation to jo bat-
Bjj (( tie with the western coast winners,
E; f but it is expected that .tn ngreemenl
will be reached toda
Ogden will be one of the points en
Hjji i route to the coast for practice, acco;d-
Hj j ins to advice received here, and the
jj I Harvard players during t! ir i h r--
Hull) hours will probably hold ign;il
HI workout at Lester park.
BUY RED CROSS SEALS
SWIFTS' RECEIVE
SEW MMINEfiV
i fob f ray
i
! Machinery having arrived for the
new overall, shirt ;:ml pants factory of
.the .Ihn Scowcrofl and Sons company,
i i- expected i ha t the now plain will
start operation following the arrival
and installation of motors,
, It was today announced that Hie
motors are scheduled to arrive in Og
den on or shortly after January l and
w i i h the .i! rival of this eQufpment, the
moving from the present factorj to the
inn one will commence. Cutting
1 liiWrs have been installed and with
the exception of a few minor details,
the motors arc the only factors al
l)i '-cut which are hindering the im
iiied i i ep nine of thr factory
Predictions thai the capacity of the
plant will be more than doubled by
the new equipment have been made.
Woodmen of the World
Ejection f officers, Thurdav night,
Dec I'll plass Initiation and refresh
ments. J. L. WYKES, C. C
12m Win. MULLrER, Clerk.
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f UY RED CROSS SEALS
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TO CONSERVE
COAL SUPPLY
(H1 A;o Pec. "Fifty pr, cent r
dui in in the number of steam suburban
railway trains, flosing of all department
floras two days oich week nnd nil of
1 1 ' - theatres one night weekly and .the
limitation of business hours for nil stnr"
! to between 11 a. id. and ?. SO p m. were
, among the measures ordered today Tor
.conservation "i fuel by the Chicago public
Utilities i numiisfion. Trains on elevated
roads are to be reduced to on e.s.r except '
during lb- rush hour.", morning an I
; i-. r.ing.
MEXICAN DENIES STORY
SAX Fr.AXCISCO. Dec. 3. J, Gar.a
SSertuchl, Mexican consul general her
denied uneiftdvocallj h-re today that Ik
v.as "a propasandisl for anything but
amicable rvlalioii" between the United
j States and cxIco."
BUY RED CROSS SEALS
Loyal Order of Moose
All members of Ogden Lodge No.
1314, and all sojourning brothers are
; rerjui'sled to be in attendance at the
j lodge room on Thursday evening, le
1 cembrr 4, at 8:30 o'clock. Refresh
iments. R r: ARTEIJ, Dictator.
' EUY RED CRO? SEALS 1
TWO EXPLORERS
ARE KILLED IN
1 TRAIN WRECK
CLEVELAND, n . Dec. 3. Two
Americans, members of an exploring
'expedition launched jointly by the
Smithsonian Institution and a motion
picture company, were killed in n
railroad wreck In the Ergo forest, Bel
gian Congo, South Africa, and three
Others were seriously injured, accord
ing to a cablegram received toda by
ill.- Newspaper Enterprise association
'from its orrespondenl with the expf'dl
;ii Blizabethville, Belgian Congo.
The di ad
Dr. Joseph R. Armstrong, of Ios
Angelues, medical director and busi
ness manager of the expedition.
William Stowell of Lor Angeles, mo
lion picture director of the expedi
tion. Stowell was alive when brought to
Elizabeths ille hut died of spinal frac
ture after 30 hours. Dr. Armstrong,
lived hall an hour but did not regain
consciousness.
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I buy Liberty bonds at
highr&t prices. If you have
bonds for sale see me. J. J.
Brummitt, 2417 Hudson ave
nue. Fhone 59.
Ford Company ,
j May Build Plant .
In Salt Lake
B VLT LAKE, Dee 3 Erection of a
building by the Ford Motor rompanv
at ih.' co.si di several hundred thou
.-and (loilars will be made in the near
future at Third West and Third vouth
Btreets, Unoffiei; 1 staiements prove
o strengthen reports that Salt Lal:e
is lo be tin assembling nnd distributing
polnl !oi this tegion. Properly for the
s iie was purchased yesterday by the
motor company. The considi ation is
said to have been ?4 5,000
Although definite plans for the
building hav not yet arrived from the
office in Detroit, ii is believed that
ihe : r. 1 1 "paeo in 4he building will bo
veil ovci 100,000 feet. The addition
"i n uc vji.uii in c-iau LiiweB irniu.fi
, tries will mean employment for sev-
eral hundred men and make Salt Lake
one of ihe most important automobile
centers west of St- Loots
Although local officials : the Fordl
Motor company claim they do nor)
know definite plans for the future, a
.'Ford representative from Denver, who i
;is in the city, declared he is positive!
thai Sal: Lake is to be added :o the
(list of distributing and assembling
j points. The Denver man admitted that
the Colorado capital was seeking the
; plant, but was unable to do so on ac
j count oi being near Kansas City which i
,isnn assembling point for th.ii region
The property which has been ac-l
.quired by the company has a 16S foot
'street frontage and is located closo to
the Oregon Short Line and Salt Lake1
i light of ways.
I Local Ford officials say it is planned
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to brinp; the "FoTdsrr.n" tractor to the
front in this section of the country.
This may mean thai Salt Lake 111 be
the first cltj west of the Rock moun
tains to be made a distributing point
tor the light machine.
Call on J. J. Brummitt at
2417 Hudson avenue, if you
want to sell your Liberty
bonds. Phone 59.
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SEN. SHIELDS
STANDS BACK OF
SEN. Ml til! ST
WASHINGTON, Dec 3 In the I
r--nate todav Senator Ashurst -aid he j
ilouhied whether congress -would adop
hfa war resolution, which was referred :
to the military committee, but he add
ed that all ho hoped to do was to have,
"the senate and house tell the war de-
partmont at least to protect the citi
zens of the United States that are in j
the United Stales."
If this 1? done," he said, "I will I
have at least punctured the leth.iro
Of the war department."
The truth about Mexico can no
longer be concealed, said Senator As-j
hurst, adding that he would no longer
(ountennnr :e the government s Mx:
can policy
Senator Shields, Democrat, Tenne
see, declared ihe facts were even.'
stronger than stated b the Arizona!
senator. This country's relational
with Mexico, he said, "constitute thej
most humiliating chapter of our his
tory." "There should be some action," he
j-n id, adding that the United States and
had "occasion to declare war against
Mexico for the last five years."
Senator Ashurst declared that for
fight and a half years he had sought
in vain for action by the war depart
ment to protect the lives of those
along the frontier He accused ihe
government of accepting a supine i
titude which had encouraged the)
Mexicans to believe they could strike
with impunity j
Declaring that Mexicans now were
gathering on the frontier in such
numbers as to appear menacing, the
senator appealed for an adequate
mobilization of American forces.
"Let us proieci the lives of Ameri
can iii?.'ii- wiihin the i nited States
anyway," he added
VOLUNTEERS READY FOR DUTY.
LINCOLN, Neb, Dec. 'J. Although
no governor of any nearby coal pro
duclng stale has as yet accepted the
I off ei made yesterday by Governor
Samuel K McKelvle to send volunteer
'workmen from this state into the coal
fields to mine coal, plans for enrolling
men for this work were going forward
today, it was .announced at the gover
nor's office.
The governor said the volunteers
called for by him in an official procla
mation yesterday would be ready for
duty in case his offer is accepted, and
announced a committee would be
named to assist in the work of en
rolling them Already about 60 1 state
university studenis have pledged them
selves to serve as miners if mm . : ry
Answering the governor's otter, ir.
ernor R D I arey of Wyoming said
he would seek assistance from e-
CUTICURA HEALED
BABfSlP!
On Head, Cross and Fretful,
Hair Fell Out,
.
"When my baby was three months
eld her head broke out in little red
pimples and then in a week jt broke
out in ringworms. The ringworms
were very large and there were
several on her head, and her 3calp
would bleed. She wan very cross
and fretful at time", and her hair
was falling out.
"I used Cuticura Soap and Oint
ment, and after I had used one cake
of Cuticura Soap and two boxes of
Cuticura Ointment she was healed."
(Signed) Mrs. Lelah Sargent, Nam
pa, Idaho. Feb. 24. 1919 1
Use Cuticura Soap. Ointment and
Talcum for all toilet purposes.
Sot 2&c. Ointment 25 and 50c. Talcum
25c. Sold throuchout the world. For
sample each free rddress "Ci,t,cu- L!.
orwtori et. Dept. H. Maiden. Mau."
atW?"Cuticnra Soap bav? witmVut mug. '
braaka volunteers if such action be
came necessary, while Governor W L,
Harding expressed the opinion un
skilled labor could not be used in the
Iowa fields. Governor F. D Gardner
of Missouri responding to an appeal by
Governor McKelvle for con! for ihis
state wired that he was doing "every
thin possible" and thai be hoped foi
"substantial progress within twenty
four hours." Governor Gardner has
neither accepted nor rejected :hc of
fer of the miners.
RAILROAD SHORT OF COAL
FORT WORTH, Tex , Dec. 3. The
general offices of the St. Louis and
San Francisco railroad announced here
today the road's fuel supply in north
Texas is practically at an end and op
i oration may be seriously curtained III
the next few days." The road has few
oil burning engines.
GARY. Did:, Dec. 3 Elpht thousand
steel workers wore thrown out of work
here today when the American Sheet
and Tin Plate company, Ihe larpest man-1
u.aviuring concern of its kind In tno I
world, vaa forced to close becnttse of
the 'Oft' shortage
All mills of the company were forced
to fehuf down completely and reports
reached here that the compeny'a plant
at El-wood, Ind.: employing -1.000 to 5,
persons, also had banked Its fires.
BUY RED CROSS SEALS
N I N EYEAR -OLD BOY
INSTANTLY KILLED
SALT L'AKE, Dec 3. Le Ro An
derson, 9-year old son of C. O. And- i
son, was killed instantly Monday uight
'when he wa-- h!i hv ,in at n . bih on;
the State road near Midvale. The bo !
jumped from behind a wacon on win. h
he had been riding and directly into
(the path of the automobile The inr ( jfy
pact threw the boy against the curb, 1 mt
smashing his skull The lender was
torn from the automobile,
i Thed river stopped his car and ex- m
amined the boy with a view to obtain
Ing medical attention, but Ihe 1 i 1 1 1 I i
fellow was dead. I
'I be Anderson bov had been walkine
with his father. A few blocks below SQQ;
then home on the State road he asked ,
bis i.ith. i ii he mi?ht rule ahfad on J
a passing wagon 1
Arriving opposite the home, xoun?
Anderson jumped off th wagon and i'
.-t.nied toward the sidewalk. Ho did I 3
jnot see the automobile coming from j
I the opposite direction, and stepped di- i
recti) m 11- path Death was ins'an- i (,
taneous e
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MODERN HEROES '
' There arc man unsung heroes nd 1 I q'
heroines in private life." I
"Pel ha pi so " I S--.
1 01 Instnncc, 1 l-.notr n youn? mrrt1 '1IJ
. uupl, v. 1,,., h.-en vavInK mono: .'0" Wfi. h
several cars to buy a home." S '
"That Isn't . xt tly wh.it you'd can i
Is It !
"In th. 11 ca.e. ff After Ihcy'd sr''d M:
enough to buy n hunpaiov.- th.v firmly j
refused to ln e.-;i t,.. mon. I" ' "l0lr,r 9r
car." Birmingham Age-Herald. iLt
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If You Are Short on Coal, Phone 141 1
Ogden Sewer Pipe & Clay Co.
W. B. PCRTERFIELD, Manager
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