The Ogden standard. [volume], December 31, 1919, LAST EDITION - 4 P.M., Image 2

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HE OGDEN 51ANDARD: OGDEN. UTAH Wh.UNh.SUAY, UhCLMBh-K jl. 1919
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I ImDEM LiWESTCii- SHOW!
Ii :i' - jtl.K i en iho m;
j dfi'i.T i t i loi d i far a
! men ::if concerned, at 1 when the
I 1 1 i cr Livestock shnv. o."ns its doors to
U the public January 8th, Otli and lOth
I For there will be tho greatest assent-
II hl.igc of champion . "
II gather. This is iho promise ol the
III promoters of l lie exhibition and I rem
111 the way entries have piled in the hist
III few week ; en their most sanguinis
expectations will be surpassed.
Ijj Nothing but thoroughbred stock will
H be admitted to the Union Stockyards,
H whrr th" hi', I ;.l ! Staged,
H according to one " f ;r.o rulei ol the
H .show. This rule was wisely made find
K assuroi the highest clasf exhibits,
K which Dot onlj Is more ralr to the
B stockmen bul also assures a show of
Hi keen interest to the public at large
H And that is one of the motives for stag-
181 ing this show to awaken the general
public to the possibilitie ol I igdi n ac
III PLm
I increases strength of delicate, t r.crvcrj, t ,
run-down people in two weelcr liree In y
tr.iry Inrtances. (Jted and biRb'y en- j
I demr by former United Staffs Ser.atoro I
I ir.i Membrrr of Conrren. ell known
Iphysiciani sr.J fnr-r.er Public Hcat'h of: I
I ciais. Aak your doctor or drasgut J
haul . it- I
II Rear Admiral Decker
I Forgot Me Was Not
I U. S. Ambassador!
I
I WASHINGTON. Dec 31, Discuss-
iug the refusal of Rear Admiral Benton ,
I C Decker to accept a navy cross on
I the ground thai it was 'inadequate." I
1 reward for his services as naval at-
jf tachc at Madrid during the war, S C
fl retary Daniels today disclosed that
I Admiral Decker was removed trom
I that post at the request of the state
I department, acting upon representa-
I tidns from Ambassador Willard.
I "Although an abb- and diligent of-
I fieer." said Mr. Daniels, 'Admiral
I Decker, while at Madrid, seems to have
I forgotten that he was nut the Ameri-j
m ean ambassador and of course the !
navy department cannot usurp the
1 prerogatives of 'hp state department.
I His removal therefore became im-
peratlve.
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STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
H Notice is,horchy Riven 1hal tbc anmnl
Hl Jlier-tlnp Of Iho Ptorkiiolriors of the ic, r.
-Mm Hfncli i "anal a Water com pan 1 1
H held nt the ciiy hall, on Monda) Januar,
H 12, 1020, t p. m . Mr the purpose of
H hearing the financial report of the se r.--
H tary ana treaarcr for the year 1919, n-t
M for the election of r .ven directors to serve
H roj the ensuing two year. iml for the
H t ran.snctlon rf rikIi . . f It - i li.iltv-4 .s
B may proper!;. nm. . M ,. ,. .-Unc
i A. 1 I 1 a . I I ; . . ! ; S secy.
B Dated Ogden, Utah. Dec. 27, 1919
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I Harvard Primed ,
For Contest With
Oregon Gridders
PASADENA. CaL, Dec. 31, Har
vard's Bquad toda completed heavy
training One light scrimmage tomor
row and then no more lootball for the
Crimson placrs until Rofr-rer r,rort.r.
Varnell's whistle sounds the signal
New Year's day for the opening of the
Tournament of Roen 7. ,,,,,, aRainpi
Oregon is the ord r
Stiff workouts were held this morn
ing and afternoon, following which
Head Coach Robert Fisher announced
his men were fit and ready for the ag
gregation of husky Oregonians who
will represent the west against the
traditional strength r.f the past.
One Practice for Oregon.
Oregon, as usual, held one practice
today. Another light workout for tho
Sure
ReSief
Sl uU-4fcl Si Hot water
fZ2M Sure Relief
BE LL-ANS
Bhfor indigestion
I a livestock center, which with its ideal
location the hub of thp wheel, DO to
pc;.k, of railroad lins from every di
rection in on the high road to bcom
1 ing the biggest center for shipments
i of all kind.-, west of the Mississippi.
That one fact alone is enough tp
inspire interest in every resident of
Osdon. but the promoters of the show
have not lot it go at that. They have
arranged all sorts of interesting at
tractions for the palruns of the .show.
There will be . students" Judging eon
tests; the contest Id the boys' and
girls' club division, which it is expclt
d w ill prove a great drawing card
to future stockmen; $5000.00 In rash
prises, and many ribbons and silver
trophies; besides the carnival features
ithat are scheduled for every night of
the I hew dates January 8, 9 and 10.
And then, the individual champions
that will be there Will be of unusual
lemon yellow crew is scheduled for
tomorrow, after which they, too, will
call off training.
The weather today continued warm,
but the thermometer registered a
slight fall from the unusually high
marks of the past 'cw days giving rise
to hope by both teams that New Year's
weather would more nearly approat b
the winter tang to which both arc ac
customed. Banquet and Ball.
However, the outcome of the game,
the players are in for a b:g time New ,
Year's mght, Announcement was made
today that the members of the two!
squads will be honor guests at a bril- j
; liant banquet and ball to be given by
i he wive?; and daughters of member?
of the tournament of roses association
and are sure to be attended by the
southlands loveliest femininity
Coache? Fisher of Harvard and
Huntington of Oregon today an
( nounced their lineups for Near Year's
day. No last hour changes are expect
ed and barrlnc the unforeseen, the
men will take the field as follows:
, Harvard Oregon
Desmond l.e Anderson
Sedgwick l.t Bartlett
Woods l.g Mant z
Ha vemeyer
A. Horween c Leslie
Hubbard r.g Harding
iv;me r.t Leslie
Steel. r.e Howard
Murray (c) a b .. Steers ic)
Humphreys l.h ... Jacobberger
Casey r.h . . Brandenburg
R. Horween f.b Huntington
Four Robbers Enter
Bank, Line Up People
and Rob the Vault
OMAHA, Neb . Dec 31. Four un
masked robbers shortly before noon
odaj entered the Farmers' and Mer
I, ants' National bank of Benson, a
suburb of Omaha, lined six employes
and five customi n- of the bank against
the wall and robbed the vault of
$115,000. They made their escape in
n automobile driven toward this city.
According to officers of the bank the
obber? secured X 15,000 In cash and the
I Interest because many of ihem will
I come direct from other great livestock
Shows; such as the California Interna
tional, the Portland Show, and the
greal Chicago International Livestock
Show Thus it will be seen that the
Ogden show will be on a par with
the best nnd because of its proxim
ity 1o a greater livestock territory it
is safe to predict that no other show
has surpassed, the hiph character and
Bpeclal features of this first annua
( ):ilen Livestock Show.
So numerous are the entries and so
fast have they come in the last few
weeks that it is l little unsafe to pre-1
diet just how large an 1 excellent will
the show be. it is within the bounds!
of discretion, however, to say that the
early aim of Its Sponsors -to make this
the greatest livestock show ever held
anpwherc will be realized with :i '
goodly margin to spare
MOST DEMY OFFERS ARE :
HOT AIR SAYS SPORT WRITER
"A call for Doctor ," the old:
paging gag of advertising without cost,
is hi in.; worked now by bush promot
ers and a lot of fellows seeking cheap
no oric y in making bids for the Demp-I
e i arpentier match and getting them
on the wire,' says E Y. Dickerson in
ihj Reeky Mountain News of Denver
- things do not cost anything They
are no. called for the reason thaf thel
ra i arho arc to battle only pay atten
tion to those promoters who show the
color of i heir money
I Ail this talk of a million-dollar gate
'is the worst kind of hot air and is
entitled to about as much serious
thought as the moaning of the wind.'
Once in a while some American pro
moter bobs up with talk that has some
thing behind it. as for instance the
proposition of Morris A. Penter and
i r red Dixon of Pueblo. Trey are a
pai. of pood hustlers who undoubted
ly could stir up something out of the
ordinary in the way of a stadium ami
a - : owd if the boxers were Inclined
, to take a chance with the promoters
1 who stage the bout and working on
percentage do paid according to what
they prove to be worth
Unreasonable Demands.
Modern ring warriors do not play
the game that way, however, but de
mand cinches. They insist thai the
promoter make guarantees whereby
they are assured of bie payment re
gardless of whether they dltlW it j
through the gale, and also demand!
percentage privileges so that the in
dividual or club which takes the risk,
does not stand to make a cleanup any
way it is figured, regardless of the
risk taken-
There could scarcely have been
greater interest in a ring contest han
wad expressed in the Wlllard-Dempsey.l
clash at Toledo The receipts thai da
wen little more thun the amount Jack'
Kearns has said he expects to rec ive
for Dcmpsey's services Managers dl
leading boxers have for years broken
into print whenever there was any
chance to talk b Immgbnhbk'lshrd
chance to talk big money, evidently
figuring that It made them appear
heroic to assume the attitude of stand
ing ready to grab every thine; in sight.
Tape Trick.
Eastern boxers have been pulling off
the trick of using automobile tire tape
in bandaging their hands and sprin
kling it with plaster of parts, which
sets immediately it is moistened. Men
who never befoie showed signs of pos
sessing knockout wallops have reen
knocking their opponent dead in a
punch. This is about as honorab.e as
usine brass knuckles or a borsi shoe
in the glove.
remainder in Liberty bonds and other
negotiable securities.
After looting the vault three of the
b.uiriits who had been guarding the
bank employes and customers, fore ed
them Into the vault and locked them
in The imprisoned men made their
escape from the vault by means of a
screw driver which had been hidden in
the vault.
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You can't enjoy life and have Constipation-
-Hol lister's Rocky Mountain
Tea will drive Constipation to Halifax.
Mclntyre Drug Co. Advertisement.
DR. BUTLER HONORED.
NLv YORK, Dec. 31. President
Nicholas Murray Butler, of Columbia
university, has been awarded the lion
orary degree of doctor of laws from
the University of Strasbourg, in recog
nition of his services lo France and
;o that institution during the war, ac
cording to 8 cable received here today
Strasbourg v. reopened November 212
as a French university After being un
der German control for 48 years.
RULING FOR MASONS.
SYRACUSE, N. Y., Dec. 31. All
j Masonic lodge, working under the
jurisdiction of the grand lodge of the
Irtate of New York must kep their
'records in English beginning January
1920, according to a ruling just
made b- Grand Master William S
' Farmer.
MIDWAYHLIFE
Men and women at forty
stand at the portal of a crucial
period. Strength must be kept
up, the body well nourished.
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
is the tonic of wonderful helpful
ness to those in middle life.
SCOTT'S nourishes and in
fvigorates and helps the
body keep up with the
daily wear and tear on
strength. Let Scott's
help keep you robust! I
Scoll & Bowue. Bloombrld, N. J. 19-11
CUB BEARS PUT ON
LIVELY CONTEST II
FILMATORRHEUM
PrObably the font unusual le-.'lure
of "Back to God's t'ountry." the mo
i tion picture which shows at the Or
Ipbeum theater last time today, is the
'fiqiit between two cub bears.
These little animals get upon their
hind leus and wallop and lambaSI
each other like regular pug: Tlv
other animal actors furnish much of
the comedy of the picture, relieving
the tension of the gripping story.
Another scene ih.it oauses the audi
ence to gasp is Lite backward dive Of
Wellington Clavier as Capt. Rydal in
the frozen arctic lake. p
In the story he loses his life by
falling through the ice. He makes
the real dive and you see him grad
ually sinking in the wat r under the
I broken ice, and it Is not until th"
'scene is "Vhot" that he rvvlms bncl: to
the surface. Hi final warning was to
(make the footage short and no r
lakes. Advertisement.
! Watch Night Party tonight.
See Doug Fairbanks tonight at
the Alhambra and watch the
old year out. Open till mid
night. Last show 10:30 till 12
p. m.
LITTLE BENNY'S!
Note Bookl
' By LEE P APE
'Bnng''i w I ill 1 -wm 'w "n mi
Last nite I had to rite a compel - -t.on
for skocl Ullstra'tlng the Krisfl
mas spirit Wlch I did, saying to pop.
Pop. do you think this compersitlop 11
list rates the Krissmas nplrit enuff?
And I red it out loud, this belna it
The 3 Be.ys and the Dime
Once there was 3 boys named Ed.
Edger nnd Edwerd respeckfully . and
one day wile they was out taking a
wawk with each other they saw a lost
dime laying in the street and they :ill
made a grab for it and Edger got it on
account of having the shortest legs to
stoop with and the longest arms to
reetch with, Baying Ilcrrav, I found a
dime.
The heck you did, sed Ed. you picked
it up, meybe, but I "found half of it,
dident I see it as soon as you did and
meybe sooner''
Well how about me0 sed Edwerd.
Ill bet 1 saw it the soonest of eny
of us, wats you think I got glasses
for?
And they sarted to file a fist file
about it. and they all got black eyes
and bluddy noses and was getting
more wen some man came up with a
worried Impression, saying. Did eny of 1
you bovs happin to find a dime?
Yes he did, sed I'd, and Edwerd
Yes, 1 did, sed Edger honestly And
he gave the man the dime, and thr
irlan sed. It is a grate plezzure to met I
3 sutch honest boys all at the same
tune, beers, 10 dollars to divide It'
among you.
Wich they divided it by getting 3,
dollars and 33 cents and a therd of a '
sents worth of jelly been.
Honesty g the best policy, sed Ed
ger peecc on earth good will to men.
w immin and children.
The end.
Do you think it iliistrates the Kriss j
mas spirit enuff. pop? I sed.
Well, I alppose II tood be worse, sed
pop
W ich it proberly could
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Get my prices on hay,
straw, grain of all kinds, flour
and potatoes, any quantity.
Warehouse 2466-2468 Wail
Ave. Phone 457 or 176. O. F.
Mitchell, 503 Eccles Bldg.
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Rippling
Rhymes .
By V.'AL r MASON.
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HIGH CREDIT.
If you've kept your credit spotless,1
ills ni;iy trail you in a bunch, but bad
luck is rendered swatless, evil fate has
lost it punch Cor the helpful mer
chant princes will not answer you
"Nay, nay:" when you call to buy ;
some epiinces or a luscious bale of hav
You can buy all things you're needing,
from a cooksiove to a cheese, without!
argument or pleading, without falling
on your knees; for the watchful mer
chant piinces have your record, writ
in black; and each one of them evinces ;
confidence that you'll come back You
feel chipper as a colt L; when it cats
the first Tune hay ; you can buy a flax-1
aeed poultice, and when ready, you!
can pay. If you wish to buy an anchor,
ol a house to call your own. you can'
;go and ask the banker for a little'
timely loan; and the banker will em-
brace you and caress you o'er and o'er,
land around a block he'll chase yqu,
asking you to borrow more Hut f
' you are slow and heedless in the pay-1
ing of your bills, you will find your I
children feedless when arrives the day
of Ills And your wife, who proudh
minces: in her new and modish gown,
will approach the merchant princes,
end they II snarl and turn her down
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THE AMERICAN WORK INGMAN i
I don't believ e the workinginan is mad I
with lust and hate and greed
1 don't believe the men l meet havci
banished juttice from their crc t d
I know i hv toiler at his bench, I know
the printer at his press,
And they are men who hold The Flag
above material BUpcesa
I do not fear the feet of those who
maich to work from day to dav
Will iollow men who ileal in hate and
miss the broad and open way
I hnve no tear that dOCl l ines vile ex
pounded by an alien breed
- and three -day
carnival f
!
j Your winter pleasures will not be complete un its a great impetus is being given this impor- I
less you take in the Ogden Livestock Show, tant industry. Come and see what's beimj
The biggest nggregation of Blue Ribbon thor- done!
oughbred cattle, sheep and hogs ever got to- Wrestling match between Harbertson and San-
gether will be there. tel other high class entertainments without I j
Three days of the greatest attractions in the a doubt Ogden will be the livest place between
history of this section cattlemen and stock the Great White Way and the Golden Gale
men from the entire West have entered exhib- three days you 11 regret it if you miss it.
Osden UvestocK Show
January 8-9-10 I
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Will lure one real American lo utter
and icious creel.
I know the workingman today; I know
ihat he would sooner die
Than see the flag which shelters him
in shame come fluttering from
the skv
And ihr. I also know of him that he
would quickly strike to earth
The man who dared to raise his voice
againsi the country of his birth.
I know the toiler in his home, I've
seenhis wife and children smile,
I've seen them happy and content with
all the Joys that are worth while.
And I refuse today to think that such
a man would ever heed
rbje mouthings of an alien tew or do
one treasonable deed.
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Call on J. J. Brummit c.l
2417 Hudson avenue, if you
want to sell your Liberty
bonds. Phone 59.
Transfer of Former
Hamburg-American
Piers Demanded
WASHINGTON, Dec 31, Negotia-j
tlons have been opened by the war de
partment with the shipping board for
the transfer to the board of the six
former llaniburg-Amerie.in line piers!
at Hoboken which were turned over to
the army during the war fur the use j
oi' the transport service.
Shortage of pier space is handicap
ping the shipping board in New York
and by aecpiiring tlies piers, the,
board could help relieve the situation!
for its operators, officials said.
The piers were taken over by thei
I r.lien property custodian after the out
break of hostilities with Germany and
purchased by the president out of his
special fund and placed at the dis-
1 posal of the war department.
PEACE IS COMING.
C(Pi;.IIA;i-:X, Iec. 31 Maxim
Litvlnoff, the Bolshevik representative
! who has been conferring here with
..in. - 1 Gradv ..f Great Britain fot
the purpose of bringing about the
repatriation of prisoners of wal-, de
clared loday that "peace is comin?
'more quickly than is generally be
J Moved," according to an interview pub
lished in the Social Demokraten
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COMPROMISE TREATY PROPOSALS
WASHINGTON', Dec. 31. Com-J
1 promise proposals for ratifying the!
j peace treaty were discussed today at
la conference between Senators Lodge,
I of Massachusetts, the Republican lead
er, and Pomerene of Ohio, a Demo
cratic member of the foreign relations
committee, who voted at the last ses
sion for ratification with the reserva
tions framed by the Republican ma-;
jorlty
It was understood thai several defin
ite modifications in the majority pro-'
gram were considered. Senator Pom
erene said he was hopeful that a com
promise could be worked out.
Senator Hitchcock, of Nebraska, con-
tinned his talks with Republican and
Democratic senator in the light of I
suggestions made to him yesterday by
Senator McNary of Oregon, a leader
of the mild reservation group of Re
publicans. These suggestions will be
discussed among olher things at aj
conference tonight between Senators'
Hitchcock and Pomerene and several
other Democratic members of the for
eign relations committee.
COALITION UNIONIST ELECTED.
LONDON. Pee ?,). Lieutenani Col
one Cutberl James, Coalition Union
ist, has been elected to the house of
commons in the Bramley: Kent, bye
elections over Francis Hodes, Laborite.
hr mm sais I
PLAY TG COLLEGE J
n,,
to
The Community Service Bureau at
1 In Utah Agricultural college has re-j P
cenily purchased from Miss Lily .'' l
man, of SG Twenty fifih street, Ogden, j,',
a play entitled the "Perfect L'abv."Thn Bjj
play bring out tho difficulties which
young people olu a meet w h n ilny . c
leave country town.- in u u .lleue jj,
and whr. ' a c ommoi inn : -tirred up Hj
when they rennn home and try to put ,
"new wine in old bottles.' '
This is the second play thai MisaJ
Leam an has sold and will be plaved at a.
Logan during the Farmers' Round up" &u
and the housekeeper' , onf rence This Pivj
will be durliifr the early pan of Feb- 1
ruary. The pans will he taken bv Mr..
the members of the Home Kcn-miics 1U
dub and the Agriculture club. J
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APPROVES M'NARY BILL.
USHINGTt iN. I 'ee :;i -l"n!es
P dent Wilson approves ihe Me.arj 'HO
bill todav ihe -ucar eijua I i7.at ion j Hlhe
board MiiiHin.it te,, lis would h" dis- er'
solved at midn.uir i.miL'hi. h was Jpts
ald thai the president had not vel k a
reached a decision on the .McNary pied
measure whhh would extend the ''''jSI11!
of the board for one year. l-fnto
The board has recommended that ''J8!
be alhid to dissolve on the ground file ,
that 11 thi law oi supply and demand fantai
is permitted to op. tat!', tlo sugar Mt
Situation will be more quit k I v iiu- Pn cl
proved than it will be if the govern- Pis.
ment control continues. Hej
. fPberi
jjftpe it reexefy
WJjBevervJav iH
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NjUX t TAWy 'hlh are ? comfantthreat of tcrious
NO CHANCES. Protect your.elf and I j Js
mfK WW ' Dopendablo Family Medicino are
man Wi w N"'""SoiJ I triouglnful housewife and mother refuses to In, r'
Nil irs&!Xtr lK$fs experiment when the heallh of her loved one if at I1" ma
i ll ill J yr' ""'''odec h' C temCy WK he knows i' inj.
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