The Ogden standard. [volume], February 18, 1920, LAST EDITION - 4 P.M., Page 2, Image 2

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Ijj 2 THE QGDEN STANDARD; OGDEN, UTAH, WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 18, 1920 1
;j jf I A million workers make the trip to and from work and
f 3 school a pleasure by riding Columbia and Monarch Bi- $
y ,; 3 cycles. 1
1 They arrive ON TIME.
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i( , I They save you car fare. ,
i 'I I Do you? ,t;
t,i( !( I Come to the Big Hardware Store and see the one that
R best suits you.
il ji College Teachers to
j I j Have Salary Increase
' PULLMAN, "Wash.. Feb. 18. Salary
ji increases ranging from five lo 25 per
cnt for members of the faculty of
I M the Washington State college were ap-1
jj l proved by the board of rcgenjs of the (
(j hi Institution here.
j Tho Increases will become effective i
1 lii next spring. The amount of (he in-1
HH creuscs v.'ill vary with the importance
of vh6 office held, length of service and
efficiency, it was stated.
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GENUINE ASPIRE
Get relief vithout fear as toldj
in "Bayer package" j
"Bayer Tablots of Aspirin" to be gen
uine must be marked with the safety
"Bayer Cross," Then you are getting
the true, world-famous Aspirin, pre
scribed by physicians for over 18 years.
Always buy an unbroken package of
"Bayer Tnblets of Aspirin" which con
tains proper directions to safely re
lievo Colds, Headache, Toothache, Ear
ache, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Rheuma
tism, Neuritis, Joint Pains, and Pain
generally,
Handy tin boxes of twelve tablets!
cos: but a few cents. Druggists also I
sell larger "Bayer" packages. Aspirin 1
Is the trade mark of Bayer Manufac-I
turr- of Monoaceticacidcster of Snlicy-i
licacld. Advertisement. "
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I GONE TO GRASS. J
'Give you ten dollars for this old)
ui , Colonel."
"It is not for sale."
"But this Juuk Is merelv cluttering
ip the yard."
'Out of my sight. I used to turn a
faithful old horse out Into pasture.
Whj should I think less of rav faithful
jld car 'Pittsburg Sun.
Ivory and rubber have long been pro
duced in tho Kongo. Now its minus arc
hcln? developed and before long It will
have valuable agricultural exports.
More than 174.000,000 tons of coal
ire available in the proved coal areas
of Ireland. Most of this is anthracite.-
Bulgaria has ninety-three permanent
fciovmg picture houses, besides a num
of traveling theaters.
Women voters for
ebucsti01l bill
Adopt Resolutions Recom
mending Passage of Pending
Legislation
CHICAGO, Feb. 18. The National
League of Women Voters "today adopt
ed resolutions recommending the pas
!nago of pending legislation which pro
vides for the expenditure., of $100,000,
'000 for education. This money is to
jbd divided among the states.
' Bills endorsed are the Smith Tow
ner bill, the Kenyon bill and House bill
on naturalization.
The women of the league also ask
for an educational qualification for the
vote in all'Stntcs after all not qualified
have had ample opportunity to make
good their lack of training. I
Compulsory education, nine months I
of I he year, between the ages of G and
Ifi is recommended.
Thorough provision for tho educa-'
lion of newcomers and all others, who
have not yet been absorbed into Amor
lean citizenship by education and!
training are asked. i
The report of the committee on the
unification of laws concerning the lc-'
gal slaCus of women, Catherine Waugh j
McCulloch, Chicago, chairmnn.asks for
independent citizenship for married j
women. j
Two of the recommendations by this I
committee which evoked great enthu- I
siasm In the meeting were one which
urges that the minimum age of con
sent In all states be made IS years
and another which asks that women of
the league refrain from using their
connection with that organization to
I assist any political party.
Just civil service laws "and mother?'
i pensions In all states were also recommended.
For Colds, Gnp or Influenza
and as a Preventative, take LAXA
TIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets. Look
I for E. W. GROVE'S signature on the
I box. noc Advertisement.
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Maryland Fails to
' Ratify Suffrage
ANNAPOLIS. Md., Feb. 18. The re
jection of the federal woman suffrage
amendment by the house of delegates
was made certain today when a ratifi
cation resolution was defeated 3G to
64. This resolution was offered as a
substitute to the resolution rejecting
the amendment, favorably reported by
the committee on fedearl relations,
which will be acted upon later today.
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(BUZZARD STOPS THE '
I TIL OF HEW,
I j Witness Stormbound, HandiJ
capped by Flu Epidemic
Telegrams Read
GRAND TCAPIDS, Mich., Feb. IS.
The Newberry elections conspiracy
trial today was stormbound and hand-
Iicappcd by tho Influenza epidemic to
day. So many witnesses were delayed
in reaching this city, by a blizzard or
held at homo by sickness that the pros
ecution was forced lo rely almost whol
ly upon documentary evidence. More
ithnn a hundred campaign telegrams
'were read to the jury and the proceed
ings dragged until Senator Newberry
fell fast asleep in his chair.
1 The one bit of new testimony came
'from Kenneth O. Throckmorton, a
.Grand Rapids youth who swore that
William E. Rice, one of the local de
fendants, had him circulate nominat
ing petitions for James W. Helmo at
the Great Lakes naval training station,
jllelme was the rival of Henry Ford in
H 1 1 he Democratic pramlrlcs of 191S and
5 I is the man whom the defense ac
i jknowledgcd In Its opening statement
I was "worked" into the race.
juvewile actors ,
on pities bill!
Extraordinary New Show to
Open at the Orpheum
! Tomorrow
Ten clever Juvenile actors and ac
tresses in the "Rising Generation,"
feature tho extraordinary bill opening
at the Pantages theatre tomorrow af
ternoon". These young vaudevilllans
will be seen in a novel act with a fin
ish worthy of the best trained artists.
Tho act features Mary Caroline Dan
iels, child orator and "wop" imperso
nator; Dominique Colombo, midget
comedian. and Charles Monahan.
child yodeler.
Happy Jack Gardner, late of the
Georgia MinAtrels. hns a happy act in
"Tho War Zone" that is full or action
fun and nonsense. Forest and Cnurch
present "A Vaudeville Rhapsody" and
soma clever comedy Is served by
Stephens and Brunelle in "Bits of Mii-sk-al
Comedy." Bupage Yorkov sis
ters in "Something Different," have a
novel turn that Is sure to please.
ICHJH USES
TOO Dfl f 01 CUM
1 Protrapted Draught May Force
I Stockmen to Ship Arizona
Texas and New Mexico
For Feeding
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 18 If pres
ent conditions In California continue
throughout this year,' between 160.000
and 300,000 head of cattle will have
' to bo shipped to ranges elsewhere, ar
cording to a statement today by D. J.
;Stol!cry. secretary or tho California
; Cattlemen's association. The cattle go
, mainly lo Texas but also to Arizona
and New Mexico, he said.
! Mr. Stollery declared that shipments
1 from northern California ranges would
, haw to be made within 30 days unless
rail, fell before that time, and that
shipments would have to be made
from southern California unless rain
! fell within CO days. He said it would
be impossible to predict at this time
tho size of these shipments.
Mftiiy cattle man already have ar
ranged with railroad companies to
habile shipments of stock, should con
tinued drouth make it necessarv, ho
said.
Strict Economy Necessary.
Strict economy must be practiced In
concert by water asd power users In
Calitornia this season to avert disas
ter resulting from the water shortage
following a succession of three drv
years, state railroad commission cngi
ncerf. declared today in a conference
hoi I to discuss the situation. The San
Joaquin light and power company is
the concern most seriously affected at
present, as Its power load" must be cut
In half at the end of ton days unless
rar.i comes, according to L. S. Ready,
assh'ant engineer for the commission'
i Situation Is Acute.
I C. H. Lee, state water commissioner,
reported that the situation in the Sac-.
ramei.to valley is acute, and asserted'
that the planting of rice must be less-i
,ened If a shortage was to bo avoided
The water commission had limited di
(versions, he said, and put checks on
the use of water that It hoped would,
enable irrlgatlonlsts to go through the
year without a shortage of crops. Hei
advised, however, the planting of crops
that would mature early and thus cut
down the demand for water In the',
late summer.
ITS STElSTlT
OMMTOlilTii
Berenice, the Italian girl played by!
Anita Stewart in "Human Deilre," i j
wlueh will be shown at tho Orpheum !
theatre last times today, Is placed in !
Jthe painful situation of being taken in 1
by .i married artist, made his model. !
given an adopted baby to care for, and 1
then. In his absence, being accused by 1
his wife, who has been away, o? lm 1
proper relations. This charge leads !
. the girl to leave and hide herself Id 1
New York.
Fate Intervenes and happlnesr
comes to the little Italian waif and
I the man who befriended her.
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WHICH REMINDS-US THAT
We want to be sure that no Ameri
can relief work In Europe Is wasted on
the reds which we arc shipping back
thei.
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POTATO IS KING.
The Humble Tuber Replaces Wheat In1
a Multitude of Dishes. I
Potato bread! The Idea It not now. '
Hut how about potato pudding, potato!
pastry, potato cookies, potato tea cake,
potato biscuits, and, above all, potato
uhnrt nntaf Afloo Hnptoncn TUli5. f
the extension division of the Utah Ag
ricultural college, has prepared a list
of potato recipes showing in how many
ways potato enn substitute for flour.
Following Is her list:
The potato is the most economical
and practical substitutes for -wheat In
this part of the country. Make use of
it by substituting 1-3 to 1-2 potatoes
for white flour in your old well tried
recipes, using about 1-4 cup less liquid
in allowanco for the moisture In the
potatoes. It is beBt to cook potatoes
with Jackets on. Remove the skins as
soon as the potatoes arc cooked and i
mash thoroughly. j
Stoamed Potato Chocolate Pudding. '
3 T. fat, 1 egg, 2-3 c. sugar, 1-1 t. salt, j
1 ll c. flour, 1 1-2 t. baking powder,!
1 c. well mashed dry potatoes, 2 1-2
squares chocolate. Serve with a sweet
sauce.
Potato Biscuit.
1 c. cold mashed potatoes, 1-3 c.
milk, 3 t. lard, about 1 1-2 c. flour. 2 t.
baking powder, 1-2 t. salt.
Sift flour, baking powder and salt;
work In lard with a knife or spatula;
add other ingredients and finish In
the usual manner. Bake in hot over
12 to 15 minutes. I
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Prosecution Surprises
Socialist AssembSyraesi
ALBANY, N. Y., Feb. 18. To the as
tonishment of counsel for the five sus
pended Socialist assemblymen being
tried by the assembly Judiciary com-'
mittpo on charges of disloyalty, the
prosecution which last week an
nounced It "rested" took the floor at
' the opening of today's session,
j Martin Conboy reaxl Into the record
documents which ho claimed support
led the charge that the Socialist partv
l not only urged its members not to par
ticipate in the war, but called on them
I not to produce munitions of war. The I
defense objected on the ground that
tho alleged appeal antedated Americas
entrance into the world conflict.
Morris Ilillqult, chief counael for I
Socialists, took the stand as the w
witness for the defense Mr. HlllQj
who is international secretary of IE
Socialist party, ridiculed the sugft '
Hon that the Socialist pnrty of AnKr
ica was Instructed by the Internationale.
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FLOUR ADVANCING
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., Feb. 17.-JJ
line with Tho strengthening or "
wheat market, flour advanced
barrel at the local market tow
Standard flour In OS-pound coi
sicks sold at $13.50 a barrel.
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Jack Warwick wants to know vt -has
become of tho old fasnlowj .
woman who used to have an ,ry;, ,
sticking around her some place in .
it was needed. Pins aren't comi" i
ab'j In skins, Jack. i
I LILLIAN THATCOMHESTRA W II!
I TAKE HER TO THE BERTHANA 1 'jW I
1 WHERE THE MUSIC IS THE BEST! MM II
I Couple, 85c; Extra Lady, 40c (Tax included) ffir Jf j
I Have You Tried (he New Skate Waltz?