The Ogden standard. [volume], December 17, 1919, LAST EDITION - 4 P.M., Image 12

About The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1913-1920

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I WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1919 (Dllfifftt lt&fllfr&fl OGDEN. UTAH
I IRIS NOW M Ofi!
I NORMAL SCHEDULE
I INTO OGDEN
Effective today, all trains running on
main lines into Ogden were returned
to their former schedule. Branch lln
In some instance, are still running on
H Li the schedules prescribed by orders
H 1 sent out with the view of conserving
H f ilio use of coal during the coal strike.
H f While thlfi does not materially affect
H 1 trains into and from Ogden, it is stat
H jl ed that Denver & Rio Grande train No.
H t, which was cut off by the coal ra
tioning orders, will bo resumed and
I 5 will arrive in Ogden today. Train No
H j 2, I). & R. G. will be sent out of Og-1
den tomorrow.
I IK oo
I j HoopstersWill
I Complete Details
I jj Thursday Night
it Commercial league basketball plans I
I for Ogden for the coming season will
It be completed at a meeting of the rep-
S resentative teams which Will bo hold
I n the business office of the Ogden Ex-
I aminer Thursday evening. The Ogden
2 Standard, Ogden Examiner, southern
P aeific Stores, Southern Pacific shops'
L nl the Weber Alumni have already
t entered teams In the league. Officers
n for the year, playing rules, eligibility
i of players, and other business will be
completed during the evening.
The Hrs' game will b" played ;c
FREIGHT CONGESTION
' LOCAL YARDS
TO BE BELIEVED
Relief from congested freight condi
tions in local yards is expected within
the next 24 hour?, with the raising of
the embargo on freight shipments to ;
the east, according to H. L Bell, su
perintendent of the Ogden Union Rail
way & Depot company
The congested condition is due to
the embargo placed on enslbound
freight when the Union Pacific lines in
Wyoming were blockaded by heavy
snow.
With the arrival of passenger trains
today from the east, on or near their
scheduled time, it is anticipated that
the embargo will be lifted Freight
shipments over the Union Pacific will j
start either this afternoon or tomor
row. While there Is some freight move
ment Over the i'nion Pacific at pre
ant, preferred freight, such as coal, ,
anr perishables, form practically the
entire shipments.
.Should weather conditions permit
the movement of trains for the com
ing week, the congested condition in
the Ogden yards will be eliminated.
cording to some of the players during
the early part of January The games
-.Oil be played every Wednesday eve
ning at the Armory and special pri.es
for the winning team will be awarded.
All interested in the hoop game are
urged to be present. Games with out
side teams may be arranged by the
various trains during the week-ends.
SECRETARY EVANS OFF
FOR IDAHO TO
TALK SHOW
Secretary R C. Evans of the Ogden
Livestock "show departed for Payette,
Ids . and other points in Idaho, this
afternoon in the interest of the show
Which Will be held heir in January
Secretary Evans will return to Ogden
during thfi early part of the doming
week.
Denver stockmen expect to attend
the show as representatives of the
show which will be staged at Denver;
the week following the local show
Representatives of other cities are also
expected to be on hand
RIGHT TO HAPPINESS"
LAST THIS TODAY
AT OGDEN THEATRE
The sreat problem of today in deal j
ing with the .spirit of the times in
sofar as the present labor questions'
are concerned, forms the basis of thei
theme In ,,Th- RIghl to Happiness,"
the BtupendoUS photoplay, which will
be shown for the last times today at;
the Ogden theatre with Dorothy
Phillips, as the star. Not only does:
I
I What men really want
I for Christmas4
"JWTORNING alter morning men blade or taking the razor apart.1
j V1 everywhere are enduring a AutoStrop Razor users are
needless discomfort-the scrape and guaran feec 50o satisfying shaves
smart of fast-dulling razor blades. kom every 51ades
You can relieve this discomfort This unique razor is a Christmas
for any man, beginning Christmas gift a man will enjoy day after day
morning. You can make sure that something that will mean real
he gets every day, a shave as clean shaving comfort every morning of
end comfortable as his first smooth his life.
shave with a fresh blade. Give him . . .
an AutoStrop Razor for Christmas. A " S2 T hnstm,as g
AutoStrop Razor. Askyoui aealer
Built right into the frame of the today to show you the many
AutoStrop Razor is a simple, different styles of AutoStrop Razor
efficient stropping device which outfits from the folding Pocket
I quickly resharpens the blade. It Kit to the complete Tourist Set
II renews the fine, smooth edge in a At, Q c - ,LtlJ 0 mMa n-
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few seconds, without removing the NrwYom Toroato London Parts
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I sharpens itself j
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j The "Auto-Strop" is a most useful gift for brother, dad cr hus
band. It is a gift that would be cherished throughout the years to come H
J a gift that would always be useful.
We have a large and well assorted stock of "Auto-Strops." Se
ll lect yours early.
j For your convenience our store will be open till 9 o'clock evenings I
j from now until Xmas.
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i ho picture show the labor question
of the day. but gives a basis for
thought for the employers of the day
who have been so unpatriotic as to
fail lo givr thHr former employes who
were In th army or navy, their for
mer Jobs, when they returned There
is thai in the picture which the .i
borer and capitalist will find much
food for thought;
Thursday the sensational play "Why
I Would Not Marry," will be seen at
the Ogden. There is much food for
thought In this picture of the nirl who
is contemplating matrimony, They
should not fail to see the picture.
no
William S. Hart as the Two
Gun Man in 'The Bargain," a
big six-reel special that you
have never seen. Also a Lyons
Moran comedy at the COZY
today and tomorrow.
oo
Emma Goldman and Alexander Berk
man, a sweet pair of birds, are on their
way to Russia but they're not
homing, as you might have supposed
Nothing is less like home to them than
Russia.
REPORT OF MUNICIPAL
COURT IS BEFORE
COMMISSIONERS
At a meeting of the city commission
ers this morning the report for the
blty court was filed and approved. The
fines and forfeitures for the month of
November, nerordinc to the report,
were $1,01 goo Fees in civil cases
amounted to 1275.05, while one half the
amount of the fine- collected in state
eases amounted to $325.00.
The park naming contest whim
will be determined by the eity com
missioners will he decided tomorrow.
W alker and Meek, the donaters of the
Sinn in gold, stated this morning thnt
more than two hundred names had
been filed thus far. The contest v. ill !
close at 6 o'clock this evening.
dcrstanding when it comes to turn
ing things upside dewn.
HERE ARE NEW WAYS
FOR USING RED
CROSS SEALS
KaUiryn Joyce, who Is sort of a sat
manager for the Red Cross Seals, sayn
ihnt the Hi t lo seals should be used lib- I
orally, rhrifltmas paekatrs Will look ill
the better if thev are aulto liberally stuck
up with them M1m Joyce says the best i
way to buy the stamps in to buy tRe
dollar na kacro of hnnAreA These are j
in compact envelopes and will keep In !
perfect condition until used.
There are other ways In which these I
llttlo stamps can bo used to send our
their word of good cheer. At WTrtghfa I
tore all letter that go into the mn.il Ujm
thlfl time on will carry a Red Cross scat
at the top of the letter hea i In greal
many business houses and in some ot
the professional offices this Is hclris don--.
The stamp should not be used on the face
of the envelope as this causes confusionl
in the post office, and besides. It look!
ever so much better when used on the
top of the letter head or tho bill heai.J
Stick one on one of your letters and no, I
tice bow It brightens the page
Many who R"nd great numbers ojfl
Christmas cards to their friends will nr9
tach one of the Red Cross 3cals to ihnm,!
The llttlo seal bas sort of an official lo,n
and seems to stamp whatever it carrteaj
with a new meaning, a more genuine!
Chrlfltmns message.
The stamps arc now Yicinc o In all of j
(he principal places of business and In cue
moving picture theatres. Tho young I
women In charge of these booths ami
glad to sell five or ten. to twenty, bud
they arc delighted when some one comea
along asking for "a dollar's worth."
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Doug Fairbanks in "Mr. Fix
It" at the Lyceum today only.
Coming tomorrow, Madge
Kennedy in "The Dangerl
Game."
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We'd like to see the weather cofl
enough lo make the girls cover up
their ankles, which grow with everyl
new dress 1
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