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, IHh OGDEN TAMDARP: Q7--Hm 5!1!3!:;AY' UEMBLK 31. 1919 3 iH
POF. K0B6S
lOEBATBLEJIOUE
jLM poosevcit, and Believes It
Best to Abandon Idea.
Br LOUIS. -Mo.. Her. 30. Quot
froi'.i Prridm Wilson, c.enernl
ttBocd :'ml Theedor. Kcjnsr' Pro
HLor Willi-mi 1 1 Mi
lE'-ii'. oi Michigan (old din American
Eoc'lation for the Advanremcnt H
Krnce today that it was time in de-
' j, :1ut h.nl not belief
YjHgndmi the idia of thi Iairiit- of nr.
rKns h -'ore H was enlered upon."
I'leB ,-,- -ii), r.i
' ''nfb hp stands
i Kgo?" r before ih world, that with its
jjR.pnna v. i would upon 'un-
OKgpt,. -.ill Prol llob'u:
jBnl then, I)'
QEsdlii"! !' 1 1 1 1
ylELc tn
Ketbcr we had not bettor abandon iho
venture before il is entered upv.i
B, real ;' 1 '' n before the Amerlean
Kop! hren one of
reliability of Judgment of it- po
Whn quoting Presideni Wilson, Prof
Bstandlnjr In the presence of the as-
Htaiblod dlecate in ihn prae.- e
Brn n ' re; I .n n ,i i n ,,.
Kf covenant of ihe league of nations,
Menhir..--' Wit-on of i his in-
Kument "It is definite as a cuarantee
Htf prjo is definlie a; :;ini
Mfcain.-t --ion.'
"On the other band G nera Leonard
Bfood 1,11 1 : ' 'in --n t ihal lh-
Kjiri ihai i-ovrnant will prm
jJip world from future wars j Idle
Brad;le anfl n dream of mollycoddles.
I'Th' parifists, moreover I' ll lire -when
pey say war an in:-i i iinnn i - dead
Kjii'l listen " Hie ni! odd.'rs. Be H
KtJz'n of common sci
J l-Which cuidi (o follow
J pch ha- been der in ih. ,-. ,-n
Eel when ihe issue -was, as now , both
Clonal serunt'. and world idem
y fcodrov. Wilson tl f could
J lot bP( onu in', ol 1 in ihe war and
lh;r ')! affairs of Europe were not our!
N Kcern, so h ad oeau d nnn p;-. p. o,.
tJ Eg. as the rem i dy L onurd V.'. -,,-;
Eclared li.ai we were very likely to.
KCome m'.ohed in the wa . that oui
onb t . i'ving prepara i
DODf lor an'. mi ir.cniirj . that Ihe;
fcrhl siru.-Ll'- w.i our war and he
fckfd all that he had to save the.
feuntry and h- nmmn'- honor
The pacifists' solution did not then
ftll to keep us out of war, despite
r. Wilson's cousoiing promise?, and
Be internatinnalisl i lution which
H now no less confidently offers io
Bsrm away future wars has an equal
Bnce of suee.
Theodore Roosevelt tells u.-. If is
Bl at this lime I'm obej- and r.-r.l'ih
I Bland women io apply thai excel-!
Bt varied v. isuom ..l!orjuj;i II;.
T Bbwn as ho;,, sense' to the prob
OB ol nationalism and international !
Aw x. ; - . defended and
Bsvrved. it"! I iv the i!lu .-innistas, but
B the men nnd w omen .vho pr.o
!:Hk honiel . intimeofpeac
fBfho in tinii ol i gbteous war are ready
Bdie. or Io - nd ;. love 1
Bodie, for a shining ideal.'"
NOTICE !
'he regular anni meeting of the I
reholders of the First National
ik of Ogden, L tah, will be ne'd at !
Ir banians rooms at 2384 as.' inc
Ave, on Tuesday, January 13,
0, at 11 o'clork a. in., tor the pur
e of electing directors to sor.c- for
ensuins year and the trans etion
such oih' r business as maj pro'y
r come before the said meeting
lated Ogden, Ltah, Decembrr 13,
JAMES F. BURTON, Cashier-
Sbepherd Dog Stands
J Guard Over Master's
1 Body for 60 Hours
lyBPHi ik xi -. I . i ::i ,,,.
B"!'1" 1 lier.
fB'f'i".- b d I wo da and 1 1 i.
,B'- io prrii . ani-!
,.Bal- prey has In -n it-
B&l";i h i a 1 1 f f i i i r j w
'IHprmo? F William on of J H. Wil ;
.Pb-". of Phoenix die, July 1.".,
Blr herd in. ' and -in , in
lUntains about 56 miles north ofi
IB' He foil over as though Ironil
disease, his father heard af.-r-
B Mexican herder called "Ladv. ' ihe'
B"'"' doc to the body and aid:l
jvcy v.uii him" The Mexican walk
B.''drd Phoenix uniil he met an
B"6' in who telephoned news of th
BTir' :" !i"
J' H. Williams stalled from Phoenix;
jlone- Because of hard rains and
B"0uts, he had difficulty in getting
MP the mountain fastn here
Mr flocks pastured. Finally he reach
Uie spot where the body lay.
B.?'::' "" crowled i.
B ' . ' " 'bed, he said, bull
eon as she saw he meanl harm,'
e Heked his hand She was worn'
V "f"r !nn- vmil. half sturved and'
B1 v-iih thirst but when tried to
jt" ' to drink, she i .
MMfi flercelj and ran back to the
8 body. There she stayed until1
tpbors had boon summoned fim,
" away to take the bo.ly to Phoi
! rn''n shi consented to be turned
MM 'o the head shepherd of the Wll
Pfi'"';''k ho
wcare Sh reccivod a,wa'8 tho best
BftrlkcB BTe ,lkr' torpedoes thej ieldom
bLi ' " 1 ,in
jRJIV injur.- at lot of Innocent onoj
Whisky Smuggling
Across Border Cause
of Grave Concern
EL PASO, Tex.. Dee. ?.l -Whlskv
BftiQKgHng across the border from Moi
leo imo the United Stales at El Paso
is causing customs officials grave con
fern, according to .tRents here Slnee
, July l last, 120 lots of smuggled liquor
, have been seized by governm nl
agents and much of it has been sent io
Ihe army and navy hospitals In the
I nited States
1 The federal prand jurv returned 16
indictments for smuggling between
April and Oetober and convictions
have been obtained in about f0 per
eent of the cases. Sentences of from
one to two years in the fderM penl
ten'iary at Leavenworth, Kans , were
imposed in most cases.
It is stated here that American in
loxieants are being exported into Mex
ico :nd lhat customs officials of thai
ooun'ry are planning to protest against
this. Such exports would be illcnl
after January 1(1 next when the r.rohl
birion amendment to the constitution
goes into effect.
oo
siekenins headaches foul bremli
constipation, means your bow is are
asleep. Wake them up with Holds
ter - Rocky Mountain Tea- r never
falls. Mclntyrr firuc Co. Ad-rt-r
meni
oo
Hapgood Explains
Attitude Toward
I Russian Sovieis
KW STORK, Dec. 30 Norman
Hapgood isrurd a statement here to
nisht in explanation of his resignation
as minister to Denmark m which he
categorically denied having expressed
sympathy for, or having had relations
With the soviet government of Russia
He declared his views have not
chanted regarding the maintenance of
the blockade and that be Still believes
holsheism is strengthened by it, not
ocly in Russia but elsewhere, "in pro
portion as Europe suffers from the in
ability to set raw materials and food
from Russia and to send her manu
Cactured articles jn return"
Charges that Mr Hapgood had been
In Friendly relations with Lenine and
Trotsky were originally made in liar
vey's Weekly and the former niinii.ter
said that one of his reasons for asking
to be released from the diplomatic
service, "wa:- ihe necessity of answer
ing Colonel Coerce Harvey's llase
hoods." His attack was "foolish and
Vindictive," he asserted
Mr. Hapgcod said he has been op
posed to communism all his life and
denounced the charge that he was a
plenipotentiary of Lenine and Trotzk
as a "grotesque falsehood."
He characterised an accusation that
he had used the American legation at
Copenhagen .is a "trading post" for the
coviet government as "despicable."'
Mr Hapgood explained that Alex
and r Berkenheim, representing 17,
000.000 cooperative? of Russia, came to
America with a letter lrom Prince
Kroyolkin. and they met. He said he
agreed With the Russian that lb1 best
way to overcome bolshevism was to re
store trade and he gave Berkenheim!
otters to government officials here,
irging he be permitted to ship out'
piled up stores of flax and hemp nl
ued al ?o00 000.000 awaiting export in
possession of the co-opeiatives and to
import machinery, shoes and medicine
Out of this. Mr. Hapgood said, grew
the false charge Ihai he had made "re
peated overture" In Wall street, to
finance the bolsheviki, Berkenheim
being so anti-bolshevisi. he stated, as
to have been an c. led five times
Imports From U. S,
to Giiie Increase
Enormously in 1919
VALPARAISO, Hoc ."'.l Leading im
ports from the United States to Chile!
ihavo increased enormously In th' las
four years as shown by figures mad'
public here. In Chilean currency thev
were valued at 51,064,260 pesos and in
191fi at 203.451,891 pesos, (nominallv
i k. iin-rtii pt-Mj equaia auoui cents
United States cents).
The increase in imports In the Unit
ed Slates has continued in 1919 and
they are expected to exceed those of
last year.
This growth in business between ih.
two countries is attributed to Improve
ment in banking facilities battel in
formation concerning buyers ami
credit and the possibility of direct ne
gotiation of drafts instead of by way
of Europe.
One leading Chilean merchant states
tha. in the' past five years North Amer
ican business men have adjusted their
methods of doing business so as to'
comply with the requirements of Chil
ean buyers. At present, ho said, ihere
were no difficulties worth mentioning
fn the way of this trade which was
developing in a manner satisfactory io'
both buyer and seller
Buyers, be said, find the products
seiil to them are in fulfillment of their
orders and sellers arc satisfied with i
the dependability oT Chilean mer
chants . on
A. R. MclNTYRE DRUG CO.
00 1
Utah Hot Springs big dance
tonight. Its free.
GIRLS! WOMEN! GIRLS! j
Pjo vf6 and learn a tracie in our Overall factory Not only will
1 14 h 6 a steav Position, but it is a lasting experience. A
nlv ?UI W6ek and grd pay to tbe caPable Are vou one? Ap.
y John Scowcroit & Sons Company, Department "M "
"'' II gqiMMrr-j: - . . . i . j. 'BB9rB '
Ur,-retouched photogr.mh Bttoyng Goodyear Cnrrl T,rr that fav . I
Monte Youngs truck positive traction over its rigorous mountain rout T, WM
I Duchesne Freighter Proves That I I
Pneumatics Do- More Work ' I I
A year afco 20 privately-owned motor trucks were freighting between Duchesne and Helper, Utah.
Monte Young's truck wore Goodyear Cord Tires, and the rest were on solid tires. The unfail
I ing traction of Young's pr.eu.natics enabled all-year operation whereas the others were tied
up from autumn until lai? spring. Today, du-2 to his pioneering experience on pneumatics
; 20 government trucks operating between Duchesne and Helper run on Goodyear Cord Tires.
i yOWNSTATE between Duchesne and Helper, Monte Later when it rained and snowed, when steep grades were
JLJ' Young found that Goodyear Cord Tires enabled him to slippery, the solid-tired trucks found that the going became
freight a 4,000 pound load daily over 52 miles of a difficult impossible. Eight months of the year, only the Cords can
mountain route. - traction in this region.
A year ago last summer nineteen other freighters were using By multiplying the earning power of the Young truck Good-
solid-tired trucks to haul between the railroad at Helper and year Cord Tires paid for themselves many times over,
the mountain towns to the north, but only Mr. Young's pneu- As a result, it is now reported that every truck freighting
matics kept going after the dry weather. between Helper and Duchesne wears Goodyear Cords.
And even in the dry weather, the Young truck was known as Your truck also may be able to do more work and more re-
the one that carried the most loads every week. Its big round, liable work on Goodyear Cord Tires. Ask us to make our
yielding tires gripped the treacherous soft spots and constantly free analysis of your hauling conditions. Determine today
helped the driver make good time. whether you need Solid, Cushion or Cord Tires.
! GEORGE A. LOWE COMPANY I
H mwtm i I
I Goodyear Truck T i re Service Station
. u .. . .
Harvest Hands
i and Employers
Reach Agreement
BUENOS AIRES. Dee 30.An
agreement has been reached between
the harvest hands and Ihe employers,
favorable to the former, at Tres Arroy,
Buenos Aires province, ihe center of
the agrarian unrest. The settlement,
it is believed, will forestall further,
manifestations of violence, declared u,
hav been incited by foreign anarchis
tic elrnv-nts.
La Kpoca. the government organ,
says that similar settlements are ex
pected m other centers.
rii- discontent among the harvest
hands of Buenos Ane province ilame.i
into outbreak of violence December 19 '
Thr outbreaks followed upon the dis
tribution of circulars threatening to
burn the entirr- barvesl of Argentina
unless the authorities release before;
January 20 those convicted of viola
tions' of "the social law," under which
th" government has been proceeding
against anarchists and other agitators.
The circulators wer ine.l the rev
olutionary croup "
NOTICE j
The regular annual meeting of the
shareholders of the Commercial Na
donalBank of Ogden, Utah, will be!
held at their banking rooms Tunsday,
January 13th. WO. at 4:30 p. m. for
So pm-pose ol electing "ffic
servo for the ensuing year ami iui
transaction of such other business as
may properly come before the meet-
""oated ogden, UUh. Dec. 24, 1919,
R. A MOYES, Cashier.
liio
Henry A. Wise Wood on
League of Nations
ST. 'LOUIS, Dec. 30. In discussing
the league of nations, according to the
American idea before ii:'1 American
Association for the Advancement ot
Seic-nce. Henry A. Wise Wood of New
York, said:
None of us can foretell ihe future,
but all of us can review the past Some
may fervently belies- thai warfare is
preventable, but thfse ran .: admit that
never in the history of the world have
men been able to achieve more Mian
an arm! d truce.
"If our statute-: are powerless to
precnt broken fq It li and violence
among men, we ask ourselves how
then are the lesj definite, and more
Indifferently sanctioned provisions of
a covenant of peace to prevent irrecon
cilable disagreement or broken faith
and violence anion c nation. Thu law
i NOORD A BAKERY!
i Successor to Daleboutjj
Bros. Highest quality of fe
S fruit cake at 55c lb. Taste p
before you buy. 751
n Twenty -seventh s t r e e t. V
jb Phone 254. ,
Slode has moved to enty-flfth
Street
can punisii. n cannot prevent but In
ternational punishment is war. and it
is war that we wish to be rid of.
"What folly therefore to erect any
in'"rnational structure upon thc hy
pothesis that B complete overthrow of
the combs Ive nature ol man can be
brought about my a company of men.
: however wise, and warfare be by hem
brought to an end for all lime.
"If we turn io the many attempts
; that the idealist has made to deal with
warfare as an evil we find 'hat h had
failed in the past to perceive that wai
Is a recurring phenomenon and as such
is among thu inevitable occurrences of
WM
'He forgets that the most enduring
covenant of peace practically has fol
lowed every war of history, and that.
War has followed every such peace.'.'
! INFORMATION BUREAU I I
Notice to Advertisers On ana alter April 1, 1919, I'lisinecs uirccory
sdvcrtis;ng m The Utancld d will be 1 per line er niorth.
I .
ANYTHING New or Old
ANYTHING iv to 26 new or old
UiUghl. tolU or uaJcJ Phone 33J.
EOOKS AND STATIONERY
Urumwell ioou and biuiioncry. :'36
Wutfbuiston Ave. Vtume juu. -ji
BANKING
Utah National Uank. southeast comer
Tweau -lounii und Vvaiihipgton i oi.u
COUNSELOR-AT -LAW
X n. u Oonnell) Ufiden, Utah. Li il
advice by UVUL Wrllc nc lto lucla
i nuiic 3Jo
CARPET CLEANING
K. aji Kampen tor utJiolstorinj;, car
pat cleaned., altered and laid, itetoaluus
ui mitftrraaiaa. i'liync
Kxjiert carpet cleaning uMtresa reno
vating, upUolU:iU, und sprints u
itrlciicd. Call i-. J. Hauipuiil Co..
i-euliKr Kcnovailng. l'lronu al)-.
CHIROFRACTOR
Owen Wi Halvcrson. L. Ins phoT-1080-Vv'.
vol-VuJ Lleclea Liuildint;.
CITY SCAVENGER
McCariliy m Co.. 2734 Grant Ave.
Phone uio-W.
COOPER SHOP
Repair all kinds of haric-ls. tuba, KG
ChrUt Uiisen. 3&0C Adama. Pliono 980.
DENTISTS
Tin- New Method Dentists are special
ists In all brunches of Dentistry. 24i'J
w oshington Ave. MIW
DRAIN TILE FOR SALE
Inl. 1 mountain Con. r. i.- Co. Twi ntio h
and lancoln Ave.. OKrtun, L'tah. I'honus
OCS and 187. -231U
ENGRAVING
UKoeii Idnifraving Service Co, makers
Ol HJiv; culd 111 one ol l:lon: colors. ill
1. WtaUiy-iourtii street Pnone -itJ.
FIRE INSURANCE
Cnurius IdisenuerK, Phone Cat
enuonlnn ana aiicnigan Cpmmeroial stun
aaiJ Insurance. 157 j
HEATING AND VENTILATING
Standard Heating and Ventilating .'o.
258J urant. Aye. Phone 3U6- a. w .
Kruiiipennun. Hi?
HAY AND GRAIN
tiay. grain and poultry feed. D-d
iiio. 3.1 Twenty-third street. Phone
jbio. aiw
HIDES. VOOLS, FURS
u. M. Etunyan, --t'J Wall Ave., pays
top pi ices, l'hone '. Jl-V IjJo
JOBBING
Jobbing, brick, cement uud plastering
Phone 7'1U lb3& W'ushinclon. UO
JUNK AND HIDES
Western Hide ic Junk Co., 2323 Wash
ington Ave. 1'iiono 881.
Ogden Junk Houae, 20jD vVashington
Ave. Phono 210.
KEY FITTING
Key lining and lock repairing. Hud
ion ltepair bhop. 2-16'J Hudson. iJ'j7
MtOUARRIE MILLINERY
H(7 Twenty-fifth street We are offer
ing a splendid line ot trimmed and tallor
ikJ hats at great reductions. A good
aaaortment at on e-halt price. Exception
ally good values for your money.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Dr. A- Fernlund. office hours 10 to 4
P m. Now I Very lildg Hudson Au.
; Ren. Phono (Jib. Olllco phonu l'J00-S.
REFINISHING
Di beds, chandeliers, office fixture.! I
reiuiianca i. nuiian u Ned. cw MMi
rwemictn street. MM
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS
Willaru Kay, real estate and .o-a::-.-.
-ili aoJliliiuil Ave. 1'ilOlJe Ojj. i.l
SCAVENGER 1 J
Uarbage and rubbish hauled, cesspool
ana ton. i.n cleaned. Jonn Chipp A; t.'o.
1'none 828. -'oit Utldaon Ave. Jli.i
SANITARY WORK
Sanitary Uarougu Co., all kinds of rub-
b'h liuult-d 1'hOlle 020
SEVING MACHINES
Wo lent, repair, carry needles in'I
I pulls loi all unios ot nii.i hin.-s. li.it
sfewiug Machine Co Washingtu:i
Ave Phone .sjI.
! TRANSFER WORK
Call S, M. Moore for all kinds of MM
transfer work, l'hone 2871-W. i32i
TENTS AND AWNINGS
Ogden Tent Ac Awning Co. Manufac
lurera of high grade store. Office and
resident awninga v'aterproo covo.-j,
bags, etc. Anything In canvas. JJ..
Waanlngton Ave. Phono 2CS. ljji
VACUUM CLEANERS
Phone 25S2-J lor vacuum elennor. l 03
for 21 hours sterilized dust bag. oil A
For rent Ohio vacuum cleaner. Four
houis Sue. l'hone 2097. 1371 M
WINDOWS CLEANED
Expert window und wall paper cleaning
anywhere. American Window Cleaning. j VM
Phone 5C3. 2370 Washington Ave. MM
Retid the Classified Ads.
Read the Classified Ads.

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