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l! ' :! v THE OGDEN STANDARD; OGDEN, UTAH, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1920 v
IE ,1 Woman Fainted I
l ! , I Man Broke His Arm I
i; jl J The above things might have happened in the Big I
: j, ' il Rush for Bargains at Russell-James Market who threw
' :i open their doors of Bargaindom last Tuesday. Such a 1
l ' 11 mad rush for groceries, meats, etc., was probably never I
jji , : before witnessed in Ogden. Our fast and furious method
h '! . ' :1 f selling has amazed the public and turned all eyes on 1
I ,J3 ; " 'M this store. Our direct appeal to the commercial instincts 1
' , ! 1 of thinking people met with an instant end generous re-
i I sponse. &
j! People know and appreciate genuine price cuts on I
'if; -1 staple and fancy groceries in this era of the high cost of 1
! :r ;1 living, and we attribute the grand success of our sale to 1
5 , j J the fact that we did not misrepresent a single article, but
5(j , i j ' : actually sold everything as advertised. 1
j , - ' : NOTICE Owing to the exceptionally large demand j
' i 'B fr Crystal White Soap, we were unable to supply I
jfj ij - 'I everyone Wednesday, but we now have a plentiful I
jjjj ' .1 Our entire stock has been re-assorted and re-ar- I
jl " . ! ;jj ranged for the grand wind-up and no matter where you g
' :1 look, to the right or left, the most astonishing bargains 1
jj'i , i , :B "will greet your eyes.
III I' i ' ,1 Come wc say, tell everybody else to come the next u
i few days, for it will be a regular feast for the public. j
: 1 , ; We want your future business and as our prices are 1
, ,: I always the lowest, (being out of the high rent district) D
.''; j we want to try and prove to you, that it will always pay H
i you to come here. H
i , I i OUR GUARANTEE We assure each and every
1 4 ' ! ,, ; customer at all times absolute satisfaction, and should B
',j ijjt1 you buy any article here that proves unsatisfactory in 8
I ' j . any vay whatsoever, we will cheerfully exchange or
;j .j '!( j refund your money. I
Russell-James Co.
" l! jl 17 Years in Business The Old Reliable Market S
i j ! . jj 24th Street and Lincoln Ave.
I'M HoiLBiiour
iil I "IK COPPERHEAD"
' ' Augustus Thomas' Great Play
, , 1 Made Into Excellent
!;' Motion Pictures
v! H.,i 3'. I
I. .')'f Lionel Rarrymore-- in a stnkmgl
J j j- Screen version of 'The Copperhead' 'thej
( I J ' MJlay In "which he scored his greatest)
;, , iff.,-' .success on the stage, will be the at-1
' I ' 1 faction at the Alhambra Theatre for!
j ' I ' j 'jpie day, next Sunday. j
i I, ' I, The locale is MillvilTe. Illinois and
' 3Jie action takes place during three!
1 1 , ! "periods that of the .Mexican war, jur.t
' Ij" before the Civil war, in 1SC2, and in
It ' j j1 j ' -1304. Mr. Rarrymore appenrs H3 the
ll , 1iero, Milt Shanks, who in his accom-
' j , :-ilishmcnt of a mosi dangerous and im-
i ( ji portant mission for President Lincoln
, j is obliged lo pose as a traiior to his
i fj , 1 Vcountry, is disowned by his own
' -friends and family, and is vindicated,
' ' only upon his death. bed. The story '
; j " ' "Is one of intense dramatic appeal. A;
I j'. whole village w?.s constructed by the!
(,i i'j :, . Famous Players-T-asky Corporation as:
' jt "Ihc background for the film, and no ef-1
1 'M forts were spared to make "The Cop-!
j, l '' perhead" a really big phoiop'ay.
" j "; At the Alhambra on Sunday
i , .British Withdraw
Objection to Sailing
; , I J' BUENOS AIRES, Wednesday, Feb.'
I j j ''',!' -5. James Wr. .15. MacLeay, British
' ,')) '.-'( minister lo Argentina, has informed
! J ', this government that. Great Britain
' ' A Ijas no objections lo the sailing of
. , if steamship Bahia Blanca for New York
; - , nndnr the Argentina flag. The ship j
' J , purchased by Argentina from Ger-
, J - many during the war, I
111 j lr- MacL,eay informed Foreign .Min-
' M"i "slei Puoyrredon that the whole mat-1
! ; I. ', 's in the hands or the allied repa-
j I ! j i: i:atir.:is commission, which has not as I
; iJI yet trk?" UP the subject The ship's1
, I TWO WEEKS
j -j I WILL BE HERE
j j ; 1 IN THREE DAYS
departure, which has been delayed j
pending Mr. MaeLeay's arrival, is now,
expected within ten days. j
The British government's positioa !
has been thai the Bahia Blanch is one
of the ships which Germany would
I have been obliged to surrender under,
' the leparation clauses of the treat
1 if ihc vessel had not been sold. - " !
i It is probable the reparation com-!
i miss-ion will demand that Germany re- i
I fund to the allies the price for which
j the Bahia Blanca was sold, thus up
holding, the principle of -reparation.
E AT'"
What You' Will When You Will
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Good food in itself is harmless. The
usual reason stomach troubles arise is
due to faulty digestion brought about
by overwork, sickness, overeating, late
hours, etc.
The best way to correct faulty
stomach troubles ,due to digestive
mistakes Is to do what nature wants.
All that nature usually needs in such
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diet. Nature is then compelled to aid
herself. You do not then overwork
her when she is already exhausted.
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your stomach just like food. They
help digest food, and thus, when the
next meal is eaten, the system is bet
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and have conquered the oUT "bugbear"
of indigestion.
Always take a Stuart's Dyspepsia
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time. By doing this you will be act
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Go to your druggist anywhere and
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Treasure Ledge Mining .
I Company Incorporated ;
1 Treasure Ledge Mining and Develop
ment, company filed articles of incorpo
ration with the county clerk yester
day. The capital stock is given at'
?15'.i-000 with shares of the" par value j
(of ten cents. The officers and direc
I tors are Joseph E. Evans, president; I
tD. II. Eccles. vice president; I. J I-Iol-1
I ther, secretary and treasurer; W. II.
jO'Bvme, managing director and" Mrs.'
iV. H. O'Byrne, director.
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111 To AH Members
11 G. A. R. and W. ft. C.
H j You are cordially invited to attend the Monday afternoon
! 11 i showin& of "The Copperhead," 2:15 P. M. at the Al-
j j.) hambra Theatre.
I ill YUr badge r buttn wiU entitle you to free admission-
jjljrl No charge or war tax.
1 I M Veterans brin8 yr wives. W. R. C.', We want you all
'111 J 1,1 to see this wonderful photoplay.
H'E,SKlNNER A1ra Theatre
TOUITilKSIS'
DESCRIBED BYWR1TER,
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Two Distinct Types of Bol-:
shevists Noted Army Men
Form New Aristocracy
AMSTERDAM. Feb. 2G, Two dis
tinct typos of bdlshevists, described ns1
, "salon bolshevists," and "bomb bol-;
shevists" were noted by the staff cor-i
respondent of the Handlsblad In his
tour through soviet Jtussia from
.which he has Just returned. The for
mer, he says, are represented by for
Imc rofflcers in the army of the late
( emperor, while the others include the'
fanatical, sinister commissioners and j
'all their followers.
The bolshcvlki army commanders,,
iwith whom he travelled in luxurious
armored and non-armored express!
trains from the Follsh frontier to Mos-j
cow, form a new aristocracy. Some
times, he says, the Impression one getii
of the entire outfit Is that of a "parlor
car with third class people in it."
i New Aristocracy Living in Luxury
I In the cities the communistic aris
tocracy live in luxury. "In a big town
like Smolensk," he declares, "the army
'commissioners who already belong to
Ihc 'upper ten do not live in town
near their headquarters with their
staff officers, but a long way off on a
fcide track in a beautiful car, every onci
in his own compartment. And in j
front of every one of these cars is aj
i policeman, armed with a rifle, who
keeps the proletariat in order.
! "They call each other 'comrade' fi'om i
'morning to night, the high to the low
'find low to the high and yet the pro
letariat suffer terribly and die like i
flies from misery, cold and contagious i
diseases, while the high and mighty
lord it on the fat of the land."
Proletariat So Avoided
When typhus appeared in .Moscow,
ho declares, great care was taken to
see that "the clean gentleman com-,
munis ts were not troubled by the rag-
'ged and 'buggy' proletariat.
The' Lenlne theory, he says, was lo
let the old state die, according to the j
Marxian theory, and gradually make I
all class distinctions disappear until
i here was only one class left that of
thp working men.
"But up to now," the correspenJen
writes. ' u.ey have only managed to
i breed a few more very remarkable
classes in addition to the existing
i ones."
Cafarrhal Deafness
and Mead Noises
l
TELLS SAFE, SIMPLE WAY TO 1
TREAT AND RELIEVE AT TOME
If you have catarrh, catarrhal deaf- J
ness or head noises caused by catarrh, .
or if phlegm drops in your throat and !
has caused catarrh of the stomach or
bowels you will be glad to know that'
nese- uisiressing symptoms may be en-;
jtlrely' overcome in many Instances byj
the following treatment which you can
'easily prepare in jour own home at lit-
.tie cost. Secure from your druggist
il ounce of Parmint (Double Strength.)
;Take this home and add to it 1-1 pint
of hot water and a little granulated
jsugar; stir until dissolved. Take one
jtablespoonful four times a day. An
I improvement is sometimes noted after
jthe first day's treatment. Breathing
jshould become easy, while the dis-,
tressing head noises, headaches, dull-1
'jiess, cloudy thinking, etc., should
gradually disappear under the tonic ac
tion of the treatment- Loss of smell,
I taste, defective Fiearing and mucus
dropping in the back of the throat are
'other symptoms which suggest the,
I presence of catarrh and which may of
ten be overcome by this efficacious
'treatment. It is said that nearly nine-1
jty per cent, of all ear troubles are
caused by catarrh and there must,
j therefore, be many people whose hear
, ing may be restored by this simple,
'harmless, home treatment. Adver-,
Itisement. i
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OBSERVE 3EFFERS0I :
MUf :
i
( W. J. Parker of Ogden is a member
of the state Democratic committee j
planning commemoration of the birth-1
day of Thomas Jefferson at a bauquet;
April 3. Preliminary arrangements
I for the ovent were made yesterday al
a meeting of women party adherents.
! All Democrats in the state will bo ex
pended an invitation to attend, accord
ing to plans.
; Mrs. George H. Dern was t elected
i chairman of the general comm'ittee on
.arrangements for the banquet, and the,
following were named to assise her: '
Mrs. R. K. L. Collior. Honorable Eliza-!
ibeth Hay ward and Mrs, Gould B. '
(Blakely, president of the Women's
Democratic club,
j The following were appointed chair
1 mn of committees: '
Mrs. E. A. Bock, music; Mrs. J. II.
i Mays, menu; Miss Elsa Bamberger
and Mrs. S. A. King, tickets; Mrs. P.
jE. Morris, printing; Mrs. James H.
.Wolfe, publicity.
j H. L. Mullimer, George D. Alder,
George H. Dern, V. C. Moyle, of Salt
Lake. W. J. Parker of Ogden, w. M.
jnoyisnce of Provo, Weston Vernon of
Losan and L. J. Muir of Bountiful
I were selected by the committee to
.help with the arrangements.
, Mrs. Harold M. Stephens was named
ch-iliman of the committee on decorations.
Raising Big Fund for
Republican Convention
j
CHICAGO, Fob. 26. More than S63-1 '
000 has been raised to defray the ex-!
penses of the Hepublican national con
vention in Chicago In June, it was an
nounced by Fred Upham, formerlv
Irentturer of the Republican nationn'l
committee. Mr Upham said he expect
the amount necessary would be over
5r subscribed in two week. i
V
TO UifflESTlJIE '
MARIE J ISME
British President of Chamber,
of Commerce Reviews Ship- f
building of United States ;
LONDON, Feb. l!6. In the course of j
an addre.su to the British chamber of
shipping today, W. J. Noble, president
of the chamber, alluding to Amoricnn
shipping competition, said it was a
mistake lo underestimate the growing J
strength of -the American mercantile
marine. Tha shipbuilding potentiali-1
ties of the United Stales. Mr. Noble i
said, justified Americans in hoping thai1
they might ultimately occupy a su-'
preme position in shipping. They al-,
ready had accumulated a fleet of more
than y.000.000 tons.
The speaker added that the rise of
the American mercantile fleet was one
of the world's facts of the war, and it
waa changing all the old trade rela
tions. Great Britain was prepared to,
meet any fair competition but he,
thought no one could regard the pre-!
uent policy of the United Slates ship-!
ping hoard or of the British dominions i
as fair competition. It would appear,
to be. the policy of both, ho declared,'
in build up a mercantile marine at any
cost, relying upon the national purse
to make good any deficiency, which'
was a serious menace to all private
enterprises. ;
Mr Noble asserted that American
coal was being put rroo aboard steam
ers at a price under thirty shillings
per ton as against the present British
figure of 100 shillings per ton. Al,
this present disparity in prices, he
said, the United Stales could capture
the whole of the British markets and.
oven supply London on better terms
than could Northumberland and Dun
ham, i
The speaker made a strong pica fori
a complete restoration of commercial
and civil liberty, lie snid government!
control had been a huge failure that
it was paralyzing, extravagant and,
wasteful.
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ffesband of Pocatello ,
Woman Facing Trial
MONTPELIER, Ida., Feb. 26. -Wil I
liam Galbraith is charged in an infor
nation filed in the district court by
County Attorney Kunz with assault
iviih intent to commit murder. Gal- 5
araith has waived preliminary exam 8
ination and will go before the court at jj
Pocatello. where he will plead not I
;ullty, it is understood. .
I t..r . .. ..
in tms miui iiinuun ii is alleged that
aboul two weeks ,ago Galbraith shot
his vt ifjf; .when he jcam'o t, Montpelier
lo r.t-e her. -It is added that his wife
left him because of cruel treatment of
her and two children by a former mar
riage. The wounded womai is being
treated at a hospital here and ii on
the way to recovery.
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ARE YOU LCSING "PF.P?"
Do you feel tired all the time? Does!
your back ache? Do you feel you are
not so spry as you used to be? Middle-aged
men and women often blame
on-coming old age for loss of ambition
and energy when it is overworked or
disordered kidneys that cause them io I
feel old before their time. Foley Kid-'
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kidneys, banish backache, rid tne
blood of poisons. Rev. W. F, Swyu-1
dole, Macon, Ga., writes: "I am reaay 1
any time lo speak for Foley Kidney.
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CHILD'S MENU
New milk with a very little loaf su
gar, is good and safe food for young
children. From 3 years old to 7, pure
milk Into which old bread is broken is
the best breakfast and supper for a
child
Broth made of mutton, veal or chick
L'n with old bread toasted and broken
in, are safe and wholesome for baby's
:linner.
. 'Go When and Where You Please on a Dayton Bicycle
ill
j Outdoor Exercise v
THE months nh'-ad :m outdoor months. Jf your work keeps you from U
the sunshine ind pure air you need the vigor and energy that riding
on a Dayton Bicycle -,vill give you. '
Don't be dependen on trolleys running or -waiting for those over-crowded 'J
public carriers. Spvc tho ear fare and your good health by a morning and II
evening ride on a T'ayton Bicycle.
Come to your -work fresh and invigorated and arrive home with a man's Ij
size appetite a Dayton Bicycle will do it.
Get a new outlook on life by riding a Dayton today. AVchavc these sturdy
easy-running bicycles in all sizes and models. r ' II
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OGDEN, UTAH
2451 Hudson Avenue Fone Four Five II II
BIGCiRGUS HERE
TODAY; KIDDIES 00
I TO THE PITHS
! The circus is coining to Ogden to
jday with elephants, tumbling clowns
and everything. The big top will be
pitched at the Pantages, where three
I performances will be given daily, at
2:15, 7: HO and 9:15.
Heading the attractions are Robin
son's military elephants, with four of,
the largest elephants in captivity. The ,
International Nine include some of j
the world-famous tumblers and aero-,
bals, presenting an amazing offering
of gymnastics. j
Then there will be the ."Free E.-
hibition," with Harry and Nancy
Cavana and to further keep up the
spirit of the tanbark the audience will
see the famous tumbling clowns, the
Novelle Brothers.
For concert numbers, essential to
the success of all well-arranged cir-f
cuses, Genevieve Meir and the Gib-j
son Sisters will present their dainty i
When two Wives Meet
Secretly, every wife is fiercely ambitious for her hus
, band his success, appearance, strength his stand
ing among his fellow men.
Be worthy of that wife of yours. Keep healthy 1
Strength, appearance, success depend on health.
Living habits today are largely artificial indoor
sedentary. To be healthy, we must regaid Nature's
laws. And one of the first of her laws is "Avoid
Constipation. Keep the poisons of intestinal matter
moving out of your body."
By an entirely new principle Nujol will keep the
poisonous waste moving out of the body. Every
other form of treatment either irritates or forces the
system. Nujol works on the waste matter instead
of on the system.
Nujol prevents constipation by keeping the food
waste soft, thus helping Nature establish easy, thor
ough bowel evacuation at regular intervals the
healthiest habit in the world. ,
It is absolutely harmless and pleasant to take try it.
Nujol h .old by alldniMl.ta i in ealed bottles only benrlne Nujol trade moric.
Wnte Nujol Ljborntorfci, Standard Oil Co. (New Jeney), SO Broadway.
Nev Vorlc, for booklet "Thirty Fest of Dancer."
, A New Method of Treating an Old Comolai'r.t
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i.i i .ii i1 1 1 i iiiiii w najujj in in i i ii in m TTn-iTTTmuiini
dances, while John T. Ray and his '
company will have a chuckling nov-
city skit, "Check your Hat."
A slap and bang photo comedy and i
Albert Erickaon's special musical pro
gram will be other features on today's
.circus bull. Ad
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Engineer Dies While j
Train Speeds Along j
IDAHO FALLS. Ida., Feb. 26. Dr.
G. M. Smith has returned from Butte,
riding on a train which was piloted
by :i dead man.
Engineer Crypt died while the irain
was speeding along at fifty miles an!!
The fireman noticed Crypt leaning
out of his cab, but thought nothlug of
; l until he remained in one position for
i some time. Upon investigation he
found the engineer dead. Ho slopped
the train and called the conductor who,
witn Dr. Smith, tried to render some
assistance to the stricken man. The)
train was run into Dillon, where tho
body was turned over to the coroner.
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'Dentist Murderously
Assaults His Wife
TWIN FALLS, Ida., Feb. 26. G. F.
Baker, dentist, has been released from
th custody of the county sheriff on
:$500 peace bonds, following a. plea of
jnot guilty to a charge involving
.drunkenness and assault. Baker is al
jlcged murderously to have assaulted
his a ife while he was intoxicated last
! Friday night. Under the terms of the
jbond he must not go near his resi
; dc-Me except to obtain his personal ef
tfects. and ihen only on crrangement
t.iat a peace officer or Mrs. Baker's
counsel be present Baker will be tried
j March 10.
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i Engineer Rhead to Aid
. Morgan Water Users
J. "L." Rhead, an engineer who has
beon working on tho Weber county
'project will go to Morgan on xMondav
Inex: to commence his duties on the I
Morgan county irrigation project It is
reported that Morgan property holdem.
tare confident of putting through the
reservoir on Lost Creek which will1
store between 7000 and 8000 feet of
water, of which approximately -1000
act ftet will be used in Weber and
Davis counties-
: ST lELlii MS j
C0IIII1
Prof. Levi Edgar Young will delinr
an address al the religion class cos
vention of the North Weber and We
ber stakes in the tabernacle Sunday i.- :
ternoon at 2 o'clock. The subject to
I de discussed by the well known on
; lor is "The Church's Greatest AKrt
I Her Young People," .
! At the afternoon session of thsw
vention it is particularly desired ttij
all parents having children of sets'
age be present. All parents are. ttfrr
fore not only invited, but urged to
j present as Prof. Young will dicy
subject that will prove to be rt'af5
'importance to all parents. v
' The morning session which ccs- .
mences at 10:00 o'clock is for roup;
class workers and all the workers
the two stakes both stake and w
(officers are expected to be Prf'-.t
address will be delivered by "seH
Young, a member of the general
on the subject "Practical RcliS'03 ,
Taught in the Religion Class,
afternoon session.
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! A Chink by the name of Ling
Fell from a street car bin?
The conductor said
I As lie rang "Go Ahead. , ;
Th? car's lost a washer Dina-
! To see a woman continually PJg ;
ing her nose makes one douoi
prohibition has really become i
live.
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