The Ogden standard. [volume], April 01, 1920, LAST EDITION - 4 P.M., Page 2, Image 2

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SNAPPY NEW BILL OPENS AT 2:45 TODAY
Jessie Blair Stirling and
I Her Seven Glasgow Maids
I In "Echoes of Bonny Scotland"
Special Added Attraction FISKE AND FALLON
THE GREAT HOWARD "Words and Music"
Vaudeville's Versatile '
Ventrilquist DICK HENRY AND
CHUNG HWA FOUR CARRIE ADELAIDE i
Chinese Harmony Singers Introducing a Change in
' Dancing
FOUR CASTING
MELLOS PANTAGESCOPE
I, Sensational Aerialists Film Comedy
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Three Shows Daily
r PRICES Matinees 20c and 30c
NIGHTS 25c, 35c, 40c, 50c
SPECIAL TRAIN SERVICE j
UTAH MOT SPRINGS
' SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
. SATURDAY SUNDAY
Leave Ogden Leave Ogden 1
12:30 P. M. 12:30 P. M. '
; 3:30 P. M. 2:30 P. M.
5:30 P. M. :: 3:30 P. M.
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7:30 P. M. 5:30 P. M.
8:30 P. M. 6:30 P. M. j
9:00 P. M. 7:30 P. M.
All trains leave Ogden j 9-00 P M
from Interurban Terminal .
' Last car leaves Hot
ROUND Springs for Ogden at 12
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'Conic Along Mary." -which will bej
the attraction at the Orpheum next
Sunday anil Monday, boasts of having
one of the prettiest scenes of any
present-day musical attraction. The
opening of the .second act Is laid in j
Hawaii, and sIiowb the grounds oT ihej
Oriental Hotel, near Honolulu. Jm-i
raense trees, with their over-hanging J
roots, and branches, loaded with a!
wealth of beautiful f lowers, peculiar lo!
the Hawaiian Island. In the distance
Cap be seen the ouljine pf the lake,
with lis waters sparkling under the
soft rays of the Hawaiian moon, About'
the hotel gardens arc seen groups of
people, visitors, travelers and the na
tive Hawaiian girls In their dresses of
grass and flowers, while from the dis
tance comes the sweet music of tlio
ukulele and the guitars of the Ha
wailans singing their love songs, telly;
"ng "sweetest story ever told," as only
'he Hawaiian sons can tell It, and
completing one of the most beautiful
of stage pictures. Seat sale opens today.
I Some of the Reds who took a trip
on the soviet ark were citizens but
only 2.75 per cent so.
A good many men of our acquaint
ance would gladly go back to the
dally slipper to fall heir to the daily
bread.
Sugar Plants Believe
U. S. Charges Untenable
( t C'harrfs of ihe federal irade com
nvatiafiVst the Utah-Idaho and
Amalgamated Sugar companies. Ernest
R. Woolley, A. P. Cooper and E. F.
C'ullen for using unfair methods of
competition jn interstate commerce
cannot be suHtaincd and the company
welcomes the hearings to disprove
those charges, said II . R. MacMillan
and Richard V. Young, attorneys for
the defendants, yesterday.
The case is to be heard before Pre
siding Examiner Joseph J. Dunham,
with Examiner H. XV. Beer acting as
attorney for the commission and Ex
jamincr H. L. Anderson, assistant trial
(attorney, in the federal building, be
ginning this morning R. TV. Young,
D. N Straup. II. R. MacMillan and C.
i A Royd are the attorneys for the de-fendants
Joint Resolution on .
Treaty to be Debated
WASHINGTON. March 31. A joint
resolution declaring a state of peace
between the United States and Ger
many will be considered by the house
Friday, Chairman Campbell of the
rules committee announced todny
wihle Republican leaders and members
of tho foreign affairs committee were
in conference to decide the final form
the resolution should take. Chairman
Porter of the foreign affairs commits
tee said an agreement was expected to
bo reached late today.
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Bank Officials Believe Post-!
War Era of Extravagance
and High Prices Receding
i WASHINGTON, April 1. Nation
AVide reports from federal roserve
bank officials disclose their opinion
: that the post war ora of "extravagance
'and reckless bttying' by the public Is
ncaring its end.
A "hesitation, if not an actual reces
sion," of prices is noted and the fed
eral reserve board's statement sum
marizes its advices as indicating a
generally more hopeful view of tho
country's business condition than for
several months.
While the price changes were shown
by the board not to be universal, thoy
would nevertheless bo regarded as pos
itive and of importance as a basis for
reckoning what the immediate Tulurc
holds. !
High Prices at Peak.
Relief from the high prices for the
consumer will not bo completely ob-i
talned until present stocks are absorb-j
ed In practically all lines, according to I
tho board's view. Manufacturers
everywhere, however, wore shown to
hold the view that the peak of high!
prices has been reached and to expect j
a gradual recession. j
In the clothing trade, particularly,
the board said there was a marked !
tendency of the public to make oiu,
supplies last longer and to refuse toj
pay exorbitant prices. This phase can i
mean only that an awakening has1
come, the statement said, and that j
many people have arrived at the con
clusion that they are themselves rc-
Hponsible for a continuing of high cost
oi living.
Wholesalers in the drygoods trad.-,
to some extent, have taken a "com
mentary attitude" and arc discourag
ing their customers from placing
heavy fall orders. This has sorved to
slacken domand and create a feeling
that lower prices will follow.
The reports do not give encourage
ment concerning a price reduction in
olues. Theie was, however, a wide
uh-ei'gcncc of opinion as to what shoe
;;nd leather pi ices will do.
Commodities Piling Up.
Eastern seaboard cities reported a
piling up of commodities" on this
mUc ot the Atlantic. The exchange sit
uation was beginning to reflect itself
on the export market as weil as
through a general reduction by lJuro-i
plans In their foieign buying, II w.isi
n jtcd.
business and financial developments
during March also were marked by
o.uusion and lack of uniformity of
opinion, reports from the seeral re-1
o. in' uihiriuiB siioweu, jui miougn-
jout the detailed observations of these
utficjals, there was a distinctly opii
uustlc (one. Summed up. it was:
; "The outlook for the spring season,
both Industrially and agriculturally, j3
exdellcnt. But modifying factors in
tho situation are an inadequacy of la
bor supply and a shortage of various
kinds of building materials as wclL.as
borrowing facilities of banks." '
Step in Right Direction.
Officials said that the full meaning
of the changed altitude of the public'
probably would show definite results
'eo slowly as to be almost impercepti
ble. They explained that it was "a I
step in the right direction" and that
Us value was Increased becnuse there i
had been no appreciable letting down!
i In the ohnnc of legitimate business.)
j Housing Conditions Acute,
The housing situation continued
(acute throughout the country, partly
las a result of labor conditions, bull
more largely because thousands ofj
families nrc deserting the farms fur'
"what they believe are gitjater op-!
portunities" in tho cities. There was, j
however, another reason advanced:
Capital Se alow to engage in new build-
ing ventures because of the "unfavor-:
able conditions of taxation." This, of,
course, applies to general construction
work as well as to housing in the Mm-
, ited sense, the statement said.
I "Production' conditions the country
lover," the statement continued, "give
every reason for encouragement with
reference to actual Industrial and ag
ricultural potentialities. The crop out
look so far as can be Judged at this
season, is hopeful. There is a sub
stantial degree of harmony between
capital and labor as indicated by small)
unemployment. I
Difficulties in Sight.
-The difficulties in sight are due
to conditions of relative under-produc-1
Hon oi- decrease of production result-1
ing from lessened activity of bolhl
capital and labor, problems arising out
of heavy taxation and measures re
sulting from the ono-sided working ofj
the lax laws, while, financially speak
ing, caution and conservatism are!
called for and the efforts to rostrjcl '
the volume of credit have been onlv i
partially successful. As a result high I
interest rates and a relative scarcity j
of funds will continue to prevail dm'. I
ing the period jn which the counliy
Is endeavoring to extend Its produc'
live capacity and to overcomo tho rela-!
tive loss of progress resulting Horn
war limitations upon Investment and.
production." '
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Simplified Spelling I
No Longer Endorsed
COLUMBUS. Ohio, April 1 Simpli
fied spelling no longer has the sanc
tion, either official or tacit, or the Mod
erp Language Association of America
as an organization,
Its use In Ihe association's publica
tions was abandoned today by a vote
of the association at its annua) meet
ing because of lack of public onthus
iasm for the new method, because It'
was declared to be making no progress
and because it offended some of the
membciM of tho association. SImpll
jfjrT . nti'jnrr hd !rpi usod by the as
sociation for eoven years. !
..,.. .L.1...1. ,i it. .) uad given its)
official approval to Ihe simplified fojm
of spelling, the sanction extending I
only to its use ip Its own publications.
Honorary membership in the associ
allon was extended to Sir Walter Ra
leigh, professor of English literature,
Oxford. TCpglaud. and to Alfred Morel
Fatio, professor of the modern langu.
ags and Hteralut'CH of southern "Eur
ope, college of France
The association also voted to affil-
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CHICAGO. April 1 Ten Cann, of
the Detroit Athletic club, won the na
tionnl Amateur Athletic union 50-yard
awlmmlng championship last night at
the Chicago Athletic association. K.
G. Elliott of the Chicago A. A. was
gecond and Harry Hobner of tho Illi
nois A. C was third, Time 24 weeonds.
CAMDEN. N. J.. April 1. Pete Her
man, bantamweight champion, defeat
ed "IC. O." Joe O'Donnoll of Gloucester,
N. J., In nn eiht round bout here IohI
night. Sergeant Uny Smith, Camden,
and Clay Turner, of St. Paul. Minn.,
heavyweights, fought a draw.
NBW YORK, April J. An American
indoor running record of 59 1-5 pec
onds for 500 yards wan set here laal
night by James W. Driscoll, of Boston
college, Nrnv England, and A. A. U,
quartepmile champion. His lime was
4-6 of a second bolter than that made
by Ted Meredith at Newark, N. .f., in
1914.
Driscoll was opposed by Jack El
lets, New York A, Q., James J, O'Brien,
loughlin 7yceuiu, and Elmer Smith of
PrJncelon, all star runnerp, in a spe
cial contest held at the games of the
Thirteenth post, American Legion,
SALT LAKE, April 1. Kid Dutch,
Salt Lake middleweight, was awarded
a referee's decision over I-Inrry Casey,
or Tacoma, Wash., in a fast six-round
bout here last night. On the .sainy
card Willie St. Claire, Sacramento ne
gro lightweight boxer, won a four
round contest over Danny O'Brien of
Salt Lake.
DETROIT. Mich-, April 1. Carl
Tremain, Detroit, led Early Purypar, of
Tulna, c-.ll the way In Ihelr ten-round
bout here last nighl and won the news
paper decision.
CLEVELAND, April 1. Charlie
; O'Connell. Cleveland lightweight. tle
cisivcly outpointed Benny Valger, or
New York, in a ten-round boiit here
last nighl, according to a majority of
the newspaper critics at the ringside.
O'Connell was awarded cijiUi
rounds. Valger one, and one was cvun
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, March 31. j
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Chicago Americans 5 11 U
San Antonio Texas League 1-12
Batteries; Heath and Scholk; Bar
foot. Stewart and Gibson.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 31.
n. H. E
Chicago Nationals 0 10 1
San Francisco 0 0 .!
Batteries: Alexander, Vaughn ana
Ivilllfer: Seaton, Lewis and Anflnson.
COLUMBIA, S. C. March 31. Cin
cinnati Nationals-Washington AnuvJ
cans no game; rain.
GREENSBORO, N. C, March 31.
II. H. F,
Detroit Americans 14 13 3
Boston Nationals C 10 (j
Batteries: Woodall, Stoddard,
Dauss, Hale and Manion; Itudolph.
.Tones, Browne and Morgan. Gowdy,
O'Noll.
JOPLIN, Mo March 31. R. H. JJ.
St. Louis Americans ,18 IS 0
Joplln Western League C li
Hattories; Shpkor and Collins:
Burns. Lewis, Andorjion and Gomoa,
Murphy.
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