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IS iriK QGDfcN MAMJAKU: OGDLN. U I An. 1HLRSDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1919
I Good-Taste Gifts of
Utility I
9 For pleasing gifts of practical usefulness and h
1 which caiTy the charm of Christmas spirit you i
i will find none better than these offerings listed
III And you may rely, of course, on the same Clark H
H quality and the new lower prices our cash busi- g
M ness allows us to give. g
FELT SLIPPERS Women's Hosiery
For Men and Women Three standard makes H
H These make the mot lime- OnT, Klnlocfa and True L
g ,,t8 hp Shape All eolor and hiRh-
Ei How cpntfy il rs to come in ' H
from the cold nnd snuggle grades for 85c to $2 ,5 Jrg
vour tnos into a n:tir of P
these nice warm felt slip- H0S6 IOr Men
per?' We have thorn in all JIfrp is wonderful assort- M
M colors and sizes-but come men bv g
& and get vours earls- Triced
Q from 51 76 to 9 00 PH There are some two- g
t color silks- the latest, ijn
B Leather Slippers for s ipplest thing In young W
Si Men mens hose Pome plaids M
g The ideal house slipper and rolor strlpings In ex- jj
Well made to In?' for year?. cellent color schemes. And 3y
I T &v The most restful footu n thev come In these colors-
you can slip your feet Into Green, blue, cordovan, black a
B had" would appreciate n nnd rray And t6 re
pair for Christmas Triced priced at Toe and ae the
9 from ?2.25 to $4.00. ! pair
Ffi The home-stretch of ( hristmas shopping Let's enter jj
H I it with a vim and ct under the wire" in plenty of Eg
H I & time t rest for the enjoyment of that great day. '4
H a p The Well-knowii Llarl bcrice is yours to command. j
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1 ifcr feed Sioe4
1 Mi PRESIBEHT
I ems from
Hi
f SALT LAKE, Doc. 18. President
if Heber J Grant of ihe L D. S. church
it iind members of his party returned
I .'.rstordfly from l,aie. Hawaii, where
ihey dedicated the new church temple
With Presided Grant were President
Rudger Clawson, Apostle Si in 1
Ktenards and Annur winter treasurer
B of the church.
President Grant spoke last nicrh t
i he cordial weleonie accorded hie
party in lhei slands. and pail tribute
m the Hawaiian hospitality, which, he
said, was accorded them on every
side. Hawaii is prosperous, he Bald,
" and commented upon the sugar crop of
lOO.OOO'OO ions and the 20.i'('''."i'i
rtfnsapplcs raised ihis eai
Sugar, especially, he said. has
brought much wealth to Hawaii in
view of the current prices, and Ihe
merchants of the islands are optlihls
I nc The L D. 8. sugar plantation
of 25u acres harvested this year be
H iwccn ten and twelve tons of sugar
cane to ihe acre. President Grant said.
While ;n Honolulu President Grant
spoke before both the Commercial and
Rotary clubs. With his party, carde
were Rnen him for the Honolulu Golf
Club, the ilnks of which. President
Grant -aid. were the most beautiful
he hd ever played upon
The new temple, he said. Is located
ipon an eminence lookinc out over the
Pacific ocean, with mountains for a
background. It is the hopo of the
church officers to so landscape the
grounds with tropical Howe and
shrubl as to make it one of the beauty
spots o the island he added.
So many desired to attend the ded
icator:, exer: i.se.3 that they were re
I peated several times, according to
President Grant, who said tha' more
! thr.n ISft'i persons an ended the arious
services He spoke particularly of one
! c.irvl(n tv h r rr mni-r tbon 900 eh i Irl re-n
Of the inland were a' the temple.
Prior to the dedication services
proper. President Grant said, about
lOOu non members of the L. D. S.
church were conducted through the
temple.
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WEEKLY AIRSHIP SERVICE
LONDON, Dec. 17 A weekly air
, ship service to America is contem
! plated by a combination of aviation
firms, which are credited with the in
tention of nciuirins: the famous R-34
an. I her Sister ship, the R-30 These are
!cir,i . altered to meet passenger and
crrco requirements.
The Effects of Opiates.
' f 1 HAT INFANTS are peculiarly eusceptiblo to opium and its various
I preparations, all of which arc narcotic, is well known. Even in the
R BmaUeet doses, if continued, these opiates cause changes in the func
tions and growth of the cells which are likely to becotno permanent, causing
imbecility, mental perversion, a craving for alcohol or narcotics in later life.
Nervous "diseases, such as iutractablo nervous dyspepsia and lack of staying
powers are a result of dosing with opip.tes ( r narcotics to keep children quiet
m their infancy. The rule amoog physicians is that children 6hould never
receive opiates in the smallest dunes for mqre than a day at a time, and
only then if unavoidable.
The administration of AnodyneR. Drops, Cordials, Soothing Syrups and
Other narcotics to children by any but a physician cannot be too strongly
decried, and the druggist should not be a party to it. Children who are ill
need the attention of a physician, and it is nothing less than a crime to
dose them willfully with narcotics.
Castoria contains no narcotics if it bears the
signature of Chas. H. Fletcher. J x 7 f-2-
fcienainc Castoria alnajs bears the signature of -&cJuZ4
I MORTGAGES I
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!! En amounts $500 and up they pay 8 per cent.
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I jSENATETO OPEN
TREATY FIGHT
All Factions Strike Note of
Conciliation Must Establish
Peace Promptly
WASHINGTON, Dec. 17. Expres
ioris that Beemed to point toward a
reopening of the peace treaty ficht
within a rew weeks, were voiced on the
senate floor today when the subject
hnhbrd up in the midst or considera
ton of the rnllrond bill.
Tho Bymposium of viewe thai wenl
into thr record ditrinc the briol de
bmo Included opinions from virtually
all factions f iho divided senate mem
Ibership, bul ib-- all struck a note of
Iconclliation Differing widely In their
suggestions for a solution, t hey stood
ipeihrr on ho general proposition
thai poli irs oiirIh to be forgotten and
'that tbe senate actinc Independenl of
executive opinion, onaht to do some"
thing promptly to pnd suspense and es
tablish s state of peace
i iir uiscuBBion renocieu me irenu
of n -otiations which have ben in
progress privately anions senators for
I an asrproent that would eel tltr qui-?
lion finrlly out of thr way. There
wys inrreasd activity in thai direction
during Ihe day and some of the leaders
i predicted some formnl action eaily in
the new yer.r.
Senator Knox of Pennsylvania, a
leader in the "irreconcilable" Repub
lican p.roup of treaty opponent: ;-nd a
member of tho foreign relations com
niit'op. broughl the subject to the floor
!y another attempt to r.:ot before the
-enatc his two resolutions to estab
lish a state of peace. The effort was
! blocked, but he obtained unanimous
;onsent to semi the measures to the
i committee, where he expects to renew
'u; request for action
v (ilea b Senator Knox, for some
lorl of a f-eitlcmcn' was seconded by
Srna'or Smith, of Georsia, a reserva
tion Dem crat, who declared ihe time
t'Ktl come to stop academic discussion
of who held up the treaty, and ge: to
gether In a glvo-and-take effort to com
promise Action was urged bv Sen
I stor Nelson of Minnesota, and by Sen
j itor.; Myers, of Montana, a Democrat,
'who voted last session for some res
lervatibns and nl$o for unreserved
. qualification.
In tlte compromise negotiations pre
I ceding private conferences, the prin
!cipi activity, seemed to be ;;mnnK t lie
Democrats, the Republican reserva
ItioniStS Indicating that they awaited
some concrete proposal from the other
side of the house.
i Among the Democrats there was
much discussion of the possible effpet
of i lie compromise negotiations on the
'contest between Senator Hitchcock of
Nebraska, and Senator Underwood, of
Alabama, for election as Democratic
leader ot the senate The negotiations
I itarted yesterday with the mild res
ervation Republicans, were conducted
i by Senator Underwood'G supporters,
'but he declared toniclrt tha; while he
stood for some sort of compromise, he
1 was not In revolt aeninst President
Wilson nor leading any sort of oppo
sition to the treaty.
Consideration of the first of Sena
tor Knox's rescjlutions which would
ratifv the treaty Insofar as establish
ment of a state of peace is concerned
was blocked by Senator McKellar,
Democrat, Tennessee, while Senator
Nelson stopped the second one, pro
posing merely to declare that a state
of peace now exists
In view of the attitude of President
Wilson, Senator Knox declared, the
senate would proceed In Its own way
to secure a formal peace status, work
ing out the best solution it could at
once.
Responsibilit) for the delay was de
clared by Senator Smith to be "about
fifty fifty between the two parties" It
was only a waste of time to try to fix
'he blame, he asserted, adding that In
his opinion more than two thirds of
the senate favored ratification with
reservations of a certain kind
Treaty Mad- Political Football
Senator Myers said both parlies had
been "making a political football of
the treaty.'1 He recounted how he had
voted in the last session and cald that
If 1he treaty came up again he would
20 even Further in an effoit to end un
settled business conditions.
Senator Nelson said he would favor
the Knox plan if it wre made more
definite su as to declare specificalh
that (he league of natfcnn pro i ons
are excepted from approval
I'm heartily for the treaty with the
Lodge reservations," he said, "but if
wre can t have thai I will vote for the
resolution of Senator Knox if il clearly
expresses that all of the terms except
the league of nations are approved.''
I
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French Soldier
I Turns Clever Trick
i In Robbing Bank
MX LA CHAPELLE, Tuesday, Dec
1 15. A French soldier wearing a Bel
Igian army captain's uniform today
called on the German chief of police
land demanded that he loan him three
policemen to search a local bank. His
request was complied with and the sol
Idler posted one policeman at the out
side door of the b:ink. He then as
sembled the staff of the bank in a
I room and locked the door He then
'ordered the policeman to stand watch
'(ovet the prisoners
Tho soldier entered the bank vault,
I took one million marks and v.'ilked
law ay. One of the policemen became
I. suspicious and shadowed the supposed
! Belgian and watched him enter a cafe
, from which he emerged later in civil
ian clothes He was arrested and turn
ed o er to the Belgian police
on
DINNER FOR AMERICANS.
LONDON, Dec. 17. Lord and Lady
Northellffe gave a dinner tonight in
honor of the American ambassador
and Mrs. John W. Davis.
Guticura Soap
Complexions
Are Healthy
SP,OIntTnnt.TJnuJ!.Xc 4rrwhrt Tor mop'u
SAN DIEGO MAf
GAINS 25 POUNDS
Was In Poor Health Twelve
Years, Six of Which He
Couldn't Work
"I have gained It nty five pounds in
weight and am just as lull of energy
and as strong as I ever was since I
began taking Tanlac,' said G i Bick
ell. who resides at 4458 Louisiana
street. San Diego, Cal., recently Mr
Bickell is iii' rather 01 the publisher
jof the Fnulkton Advocate, Faulkton, S.
D., in which state he resided, before
'coming to California. Continuing, he
said :
' Twelve years ago while in Mitchell,
IS I).. I suffered a general breakdown.
;lt Just seemed that mj whole physical
(machinery wenl wrong all :it once. I
'lost in weight very rapidly, and, Ol
I course, my strength vent also I had
: scarcely any appetite and became so
'nervous I could get but little leep. I
was also badly constipated, and had to
he taking oiue kind oi laxative all llv
time I finally became so weak ami
run down I JUSl had to quit work en
'tirely and for six long ye. us I was un
able tp do a thing.
' 1 had tried lots of different kinds '
of medioines, bul none pf them did me
any good, and I went to Dojiver, Colo.,
m search of health, and while there I
began to read about Ihe good Tanlac i
v;i . doing, and one case I read of was!
90 inula r to mine I decided to try It,
and shortly after I began taking it I
began to feel stronger and to pick up
in weight, and nr. appetite began to
improve in all I took eight bottles of
Tanlac while in Denver, and the wav ii
built me up was remarkabie. I was
J soon able to go to work again, and I
worked steady tor sixteen months, and
'ihen came here to San Diego, and am
I working every day, and feel fine and
Strong and am not a bit nervous, and
am never troubled with constipation
any more. It is a pleasure to roeoni
ratend Tanlac. when it did so much for
me, and I advise every one to take it
who is in the same condition I was."
Tanlac is sold in Ogden by A. R
Mclntyrc Drug Co. Two busy stores, i
j Advertisement,
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industrial Work
For Blind Crows
to Big Institution
SAN FRANCISCO, Pec. 18 Fr.uii
;two rooms in a small frame building
to 2".iH'iu square feet of floor space in
a three-story brick structure Indicates!
the expansion of the industrial work,
of the San Francisco Association for
the Blind from November 1, 1018, to
Nov ember 1. 1919,
The association provides adult blind I
with gainful occupation, carries them
.n moior trucK to unit trom tne nuild
ing and also does educational work.
Under the direction ofe.xperts, the
blind workers make reed and rattan
furniture from designs imported trom
'abroad They produce also rugs,
brooms and basket.--, all in quantities
which have made the enterprise, ac
COrdflDg lo William Mitchell Bunker,
chairman of the advisory board, "a
unique economic welfare success."
The products are shipped lo all parts
I of the country.
Mr. Bunker says the blind, working
b;. touch, do their work more thorough
1 than the sight-worker.
The association does not house the
blind, but it gives them the means of
making themselves independent. One
hnndrci nprsons are snnnnrtpil hv the.
earnings of the blind workers of the
associalion.
The association has many members
in San Francisco. Their annual dues
keep th enterprise some. Thej make
no profit, as the association is legally
a benevolent organization
"Sloan's Liniment
Never Fails Me!"
Any man or woman keeps, it handy
s ill tell you that same
thing
ESPECIALLY those frequently
attacked by rheumatic twinges. A
counter irritant, Sloan's Liniment
I scatters the congestion and pene
j (rates without rubbing to the afflit tt d
part, soon relieving the ache and pain.
Kept handy and used everywhere
for reducing and finally eliminating
: the pains and aches of lumbago,
neuralgia, muscle strain, joint stiff
ness, sprains, bruises, the result of ex
posure to weather
Sloan's Liniment is sold by all drug
' t; i s t s 3Sc. 70C, SI. 40.
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Fiercest Cannibals
i of South Pacific
j are Disappearing
PAPEETE, Tahiti, Nov 29 (Cor
respondence of the Associated Press.)
The Marquesas, tiercest cannibals
!among the Polynesians In the Fouth
Pacific, are disappearing. A fev
yearH ago they numbered more than
50,000. The last census showed onh
I 3000 survivors.
Opium, intioduced by white men
I into the Marquesas islands the most
norlherl French settlement in
Oceania, is held responsible by many
for the approaching extinction of this
race This drug is no longer sold in
the islands but it is said its effect Is
shown in a death rate of 25 per cent
a year.
Physically the Marquesas were mag
nificent Before tatooing was forbid
den the bodies of the natives were
adorned by ihe most Intricate and
beautiful designs, and some of these
may yet be seen Although they had a
cumber of admirable qualities, th?
rS""' iiMiiimniB tuHniBMiminn IIIBI "mill ibiiih - i t
The Best for Her Christmas
A Wonderful Sweeper Offer
Tn order that you may have a TORRINGTON ELECTRIC VAC in your home for the
coming year, we will sell this FAMOUS NATIONALLY ADVERTISED SWEEPER
during this holiday season at a strictly cash price of
4. $45.00
HHJAst AKw Or yo-.: ma have one on our libera time payment
( ' ' Pla" $5O O0S5 0 dWn and $5 0 pSr momh-
Qb&a?' Attachments Always in Stock
hHWr 355 SuxbsbSS 5SSE55S5
Marquesas in the olden days constant
ly engaged in tribal wars with the con
sequent feasts of human flesh.
) So much has been heard in song
land story of the "Cannibal Islands" of
(the "South Sea" that many persons be
ilieve these comprise the myriad
'islands dotting the Pacific souih of
the equator, some of the islands, scien
tific research workers found, man-eat
'ing was practiced but in many, notably
in Tahiti and other Islands of the So
Iclety group, cannibalism was unknown.
To Fortify the System Against
Grip
jTake LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets which destroy germs, act as a
i Tonic and Laxative, and thus prevent
Colds, Grip and Influenza. There is
only one "BROMO QUININE." E. V.
GROVE'S signature on the box, 30c.
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Sen. Hiram Johnson
Gives Interview Here
Bound for California, Senator Hiram
Johnson, candidate for the domination
lor president on the Republican ticket,
visited for a short time vesterday aft
ernoon in Ovd n A number of friends
who had met the senator last fall,
while he was on his speech making
I tour, were at the station and greeted
1 him.
st nator Johnson said that he was
'coming west to see his family and for
'his health". He has been ill for the
p ist iv o weeks.
The railroad bill, preparatory to tht
returning of railroads to their owners
about the first of the vear, will un
doubtedly be passed by the senate by
(Saturday night, he stated.
nn
OGDEN PEOPLE
PREVENT APPENDICITIS
Many Ogden people ar.' using sim
ple glycerine, buckthorn "irk, etc.. as
mixed in Adler i ka. TV.is flushes
I30TII upper and ker bowel so com
pletely it removes all fou, rtccumu:at
ed poisons from alimentary canaLand
prevents appendicitis. A.'c-ika re
llicves ANY CASE na? on Btomach or
sour stomach. Often CUKER const pa-
I lion. In one case cf chronic stomach
'trouble ONE bottle pioduee,' wondei
ful results. A. R Memlre Drug Co.
I Advertisement.
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Impossible to
Find Apartment
in City of Paris
PAR'S. Dec. 17. It is useless to ask'
for :tn aparemenl at less than six hou
sand francs a year. Lome hunters are
fORE THROAT
or Tonsibtis, gargle Sft
with warm salt r?H
water then apply ijk
VlCR's4pORulr
YOUR BODYGUARD' -30f. 6CTTT2C
Informed by one of the largest renting
agencies in Paris
'Paris is full," says the Presse de
Paris in warning people away from
the city "One sees this on all sides
It la impossible to find not only two
rooms and a kitchen but a place in the
auto bus or a seat in a restaurant, the
atre, or moving picture theatre.
"And so." the writer concludes, "all
! you who think of coming to Paris,
stay at home. The world's tavern,
now become a palace, receives none
but millionaires "
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Lord Reading May
Return to America
As Ambassador
LONDON, Dec. 17. The bolief Is grow
ing in diplomntie circles thiit Viscount
Grey will return to Washington is Dii:
Ish ambassador, although there is no in
timation of this offldallyj Speculation
Is beginning as to who Will be the next
j ambassador, and Lord Readings' namo
is mentioned frequently
It is not known whether Ixrd Readln-r
would nhvuton the Chief Justiceship lor
I the ambassadorship; hut it is well knov. n
that he is particularly fond of America
and AmerlcanSi nnd there are some hj
l-M'lir.ve that he would like the post
Viscount Grey, uhose early return
j F.ngland has been announced, his noVfl
formally presented ii; ; r ( nti..1? it J
I . hlngton, nnd it is assumed therofoi-,B
! that he noer turned over Lord Readings''
letters of recall. I
; TIt . in of Sir Kob- rc I
F di n from thi premi-i . ini ' la
j rocalh th.n il'inm; tin i uiKori-nosJ
it was reported that he might be the n'KZ I
'ambassador p tho United State? Thlj 1
I was when the subject was discussed ot 1
whether the Ibitish dominions, notably I
Canada, should have soparato ambassv I
it Washington. There Is some specH
j uhitioll in I.nrnlon that pOs:-lbl. It
, Premier Uorden's h.ltb i i nuts. ie
' iiiifs'lit lie haiiKfj to Hi.' iaipoi lant post at Wk
Washington
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I buy Liberty bonds at
highest prices. If you have!
bonds for sale see me. J. J 1
Brummitt, 2417 Hudson ave 1
nue. Phone 59.
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' ' stc of excellent vocal and instru-
jj Re-Creation NOW while our stock
flK I is complete.
ill !' Poudfit Snorfe? Cood Co .
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