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Show - e- SATURDAY EVENING- - JULY 23, 1921. OGDEN WOMAN TO Princess Fatima Kids the Mayor BE BURIED SUNDAY tAYTOIMES Ice Plant . te S7. ' Chief Engineer V. A. McCort of the Pacific Fruit Express ice plant in Og den today stated that the explosion which occurred at the ice plant last Monday night was not in one of the ammonia tanks as had been previous ly reported by citizens livinsr in that Vicinity, but- that the explosion wai caused by the breaking of an oil drum. i.The oil barrels are located on the exterior of the building and the compression entering the barrel is said to have caused the explosion. Aside from the fact that the oil was scattered In various directions no damage was done. Several chickens In a coop near the plant were overcome with, ammonia gas which was carried south frozn the plant by the breeze, Mr. MpCort states. ' "The 'report that the, people living In the vicinity' of the plant were forced to stay away from their homes until ;f!jeld artillery. After a, night spent after midnight is absolutely wrong," under shelter tents the return trip said Mr. McCort. "Ammonia Is lightwas made to the camp. er air and naturally rises. Some The entire regiment at ,the camp of than the people-ithe. vicinity of the took part in a firing demonstration plant made the statement that the Monday morning. A rolling barrage ammonia hung low, making it imposwas laid on targets in the Salt river sible for them to return to their homes. 'demonstration. The ' "A report was also given out statvalley" during-th- e work of the cadets during the firing ing that women had become unwas praised "by the officers in charge. consciousyoung due to the ammonia. This Before (the Utah men were dis- also is an error. I have completely inmissed. Major E.. P. Parker, Jr., their vestigated the entire affair and find commander, congratulated them upon that the statements made were in erthe hlgh "record attained In the reg- ror.- The entire damage. Including the iment during .the camp. oil lost," would not total more than six .B battery, made, up of the Utah men dollars' TOwuiioucu ix icuuru vn me range Note- - The Standard Examiner went when it solved forty-fiv- "e in to the Ogden headquarters of the Paproblems three and' one-ha- lf hours, with an cific Fruit Express company for the of 465 rounds in ammuni- - information which was expenditure denied them. ' '' tion. This paper was Informed that an of wLaban A. Gunderson of the Uni- ficial order forbade the local office versity of Utah won first place y in the from giving any information concernhigh jump at the. field artillery-infantring the accident at the company's over entrants Ice track and field meet plant. from thirty colleges. He cleared the oo bar! at .5 feet 8 inches and was ' ed a medal. , ? The men who received the official TELEPHONES . certificate for the completion of the course' were: L. I. Barnard, J. J. Business and Circulation Dept... 58 Bean, R. H. Bulkley, W J. Cope, C. Classified Ads 5S L. Davey, "W Del Dike, G. II Dunna-ho521 P. E. Garrison, P. I Grover, L. Classified Directory Dept. 423 Advertising Dept. A Gunderson, B. W. Jennings, A. E. u. Editorial O. and 870 News O. ones, U, Dept. Larson, judder, 1 j C. Littlefield, Ogden; J. Larson, SMeissner,-- ' Ogden; D. L. Mur-docH- - W. Oddie, G. Perrins, OgL. C. Richmond, T. Rodgers, J. den; H,- - Sampson, 1 W. Sldwell, E. W. Stratford, F. H. Showaker, A. K. Ward, Ogden; H. R. West, , R. K. Wilkinson and fiuits cleaned and pressed, 11.50. Woodbury. oo Palm Beach, $1.25. Sponged and 4085 pressed, 7 6c Model Laundry. At Hospital. James F. Burton, cashier of the First National bank, who has been 111 for the past ten days of neuritis, was remov'ed to the Dee His condition is hospital yesterday. . as favorable. regarded -- ....... Prelude. "Ksrevast" .Schmllt Offertory. "Imermezxo .. Schumann Postldo. "Fvich In rrioh wank". Schumann n ML13 Wiila 1L Astill. ; IITHIIUAN CHURCH Corner of Jefferson avenue and Twenty-thlr- l street. Arthur K. Olson, prator. Sunday school and Hible clatm every Sunday at 10 a. No mornJns: vervlc? this Sunday. Evening services very Sunduy at 8 o'clock. Theme for sermon, "Fear und Fearlessnerf ." Indies' Aid society meets at the ; - : V 9 v -- . . : 6 n 6Uk.V'M.AW.' i and r.ervice 3IRS. rRISCTLLA P. WEAVER, Funeral services for Mrs. Prlscllla Preece Weaver will be held at the Third ward meeting house Sunday afternoon at 2 p. m. iiishop M. D. Richardson will officiate. The body may be viewed at the residence, 2156 Wall avenue, today and Sunday. Interment will be in the City Cemetery. Subject 9:45 a. 3 - . o. ! I-- - k, ; , H.-.C- . RANDOM REFERENCES , ; V, -- mm 'it f i Regular at 11 o'clock Sunday morrlo. "Truth." Sunday school at m. Wednesday evening ten-monimeetings at 8 p. m. Rtadln? at 612 First National Rank I f f , , wltnd 1 r V - al em-plce- p. m., 363 Twenty-nint- street. Tran- h te nue. Rev. A. Garrlqon. mlninter. The regular Sunday Bchoot service tlx o hold at 9:45 a. m. The pastor will take "The Pastoral Psalm" ns his subject for the sermon at the morning preaching service at 11 o'clock. Both Senior and Junior B. Y. P. f. meet nt 7 p. m. Dr. Garrison wiu speak nt the evening service at b o'clock, the theme "Where Is Hell?" meeting Wednesday evening al Prayer 8 o'clock. TO BUY BONDS School Board Accepts Bid of Merrill, Olden Co. for Issue of $75,000 , G. :ji 4 FIRST BAITIST CHURCH Just north of postofflce on Cirant ave- ! ! " . one-hal- sient and visiting friends cordially, W BOSTON ' .:i . rooms building. 3 Rooms open daily; from 1 -noon to x. m., except Stjndays and , holidays. CONFIRMATION BIRI.F. STI DENTS' ASSOCIATIOTT IJIble Ktudy oo -- til','?' hi street. h Twenty-fourt- . . canyon paring, a dream of theOgdn sturdy pioneer, who Is built th road in the early lxtle. completed. The last load of urfaclr.g had been laid at 1:20 p. m. yesterday. Within 20 minute th first automobile madt the trip over the newly rolled kctfoc... that connected the v upper and lower links. The pouring of the Tinal load el bltullthle was witnessed by commissioners, other county officials, engineers ind P. J. Moran. the contractor who constructed the roid. A record was established In the road laytng of the hardsurf aceI through Ogden canyon. The seven f and miles of road was paved in 4g working days at a cort of approximately f 100.000 or about 140,-00- 0 a mile. the Among thoae who completion of the road were County Commissioners Moroni Skeen, John M. Child and II. S, Green. Sheriff R. I. Plncock. County C'.erk Claude T. Moye. County Treasurer I). W. Hvans, Arsessor Arthur G. Refrett. County Surveyor John Drown,- County Road Agent Andrew Alien, P. J. Moran. rep- reentatt e of the press and the of the contractor. The completion of the pavement and the repairing of th road between Eden road and Ilunlsville'leaves everything Irl readinea for the big celebration of the completion of the road Monday morning. The arch at the Hermitage at which the opening of the road ceremonies , home of Mr. P. S. Wilson. 2757 Jefferson nvmuK r.ext Wfdnemlny afternoon nt 2:30 o'clock. The Brotherhood meeting, which was 4o hw been held next Tuesday ovcnlnc. l postponed one week. Confirmation cIbs mfets nt pastor's study next Tuesday at 7 p. m. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Corner of Monroe avenue -- -- iKV THE KUSI ' ; Dream of the ' Pioneers Realized at Informal Ceremony day school nt lo o'clock. Sermon. "The Message of the Pioneers." Olrl' choir meets Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Girl scouts meeting Friday at 4 o'clock. Hoy scouts Friday night. No Sunday evening services. Sunday music: Occurrences at R. R. KNQX, Ky., July 2S. Students of the University of Utah' who attended the ;R. O. 'T. C. camp, which has Just closed here, have departed for their homes. Several of Utah men have planned side trips on the '' ' "Vs'v" ..way. ' Seven Utah men won medals at the recent pistol contest, as follows: Ex- R. Hi Bulkley, 83.7 per cent; jerts,' E. W. Stratford, 81-- per cent;, sharpshooters, F.'L. Grover, .78 per cent; II. W.V Oddie, 70.1" per cent; marksmen, "W. J. Cope 65 per cent; R. K. "Wilkinson, 64 per cent; ; J. II. Samp-sor- t, 60.8 per cent, Many kinds, of activities crowded'the last week; of the camp. . Xn overnight practice march was made to beginning Thursday, July Qrahampton 3L4.-' The equipment used on this hike Israa borrowed from the Eighty-fir- st -- ALL COMPLETED FIRST PniHYTKItIAN CHURCH John Edward Carver, pastor. Sun- MTJ" Students Who Attend-:;- : Chief Engineer Clears Up Start Westward CANYON PAVING J ed Camp Knox Training UTAH OGDEN. will be observed at 10 o'clock Monday morning win be erected and completed tonight. The painters expect to (complete their work immediately after t:;e arch is built. "ontractor P. J. Moran haa a small Princess Fntima. Riiltnna of Kabal, Afghanistan, reccivcil the temporary sign reading: "Ogden Canyon Drive.' L S. Rureau key to New York City wln-- she called on Mayor Hylan. That voting of Public lloadi, Ktate of Utah. Weber P. J. Moron. Contractor. man to her left is one of her sons. She's on her way to Knsrland to County. The sign will be placed on the put her hoys in school. She joked with Ilvlan. arch and later Mr. Moran plans to put a bmnte tablet In concrete with the wm reading at the H of the arch. At the site of the hutoric watering trough for horses and cattle built by William CJ. Wilson many years ago a Urge concrete water trought has been completed. The drinking fountain at Cold Water canyon will be ready by tomorrow. The fountain hs two place where water is flowing continually, also a large stream where water can be secured for automobiles, oo n lri." TATE AWATS CHFRCH OF Till: GOOD SIIFP. IIF.HD John W. Hyslop. rector. Corner of Grant avenue and Twenl-fourt- h street, opposite the postofficr. The ninth Sunday afier Trinity. The church school me? ts at the usual hour, 9:43. In the church. Tho rector will conduct a short liturgical service anl the children. preach a brief sermon to nnd sermon at the Morning prayer usual hour, 1 a. m. All are cordially welcome. The cltv board of education last the bid of Merrill. Olnight& accepted den Co. of Boston for the bond issut of $75,000 to be sold for the completion of the South Washington school building. The Boston company bid .91.38 per cent of par and accrued interest, which, according to President James Riley of the school board, was $1,253 bid. higher than the second highest The successful bid was offered through the Ogden& State bank. Merrill. Olden company's bid amounted to $68,513 for the $75,000 COPS T0L9 OF mm i 4 ay Tuesday If Eighteen Men Busy UnloadGovernor of Illinois May . ing Cases From Boat SurBe Arrested prised by Police Judge Will 1 Flit ST MKTHOniST rs CIirRCH TURK R EIREAT street. Rv. Hush RPRlNOFIKI.n. III., July 21. IlliNEW llAVRN. Conn , July 23. ActNeville, p.istor. Sunday pchool 10 a.y nois odny begun her three-daIssue. y upon information furnished over ing Wilton.' superintendent, m., COther bidders were: th by Home unknown pertelephone in the grcateit political' draond Deginners' depariment.i 10 Palmer Bond & Mortgage company, New the son, Haven police today surICE Pure distilled artificial. Phone $897.10 on the $1.00o's. a. m. leaders. Mn. J. J. Mulone and ma of her history the a ban.l men unloadof prised eighteen 1603. M. X Jones Coal & Ice Co. 2991 MLsn Mabel Rowsp. Indictments mbcz!ement auxInternational Trust Co.. $88$. 20. for Scotch from ing the whisky at 11 a. m. Sub- and fraud growing out of the Snnga-mO- n iliary Bword. cf the flshlp small & Sons. $87.10. E. Rawlins worship Morning II. Jenlnor SMYRNA. Ala Mluor. July iJ. Camp Back. William C. Camp, bid $64,980 ject. "The Supreme Question of the National nie T.. captured the men at the point (Ry company City investigation county the Associated Pre?)An Jury's grand office of the the of of , manager telegraph issue. Agrej. the for $75,000 Forty Eepresentatives of the state treasury. Until next of revolvers, seized the vessel and con Ih enelrrlir movement 7 Union Pacific railroad at Ogden, has m. S8.32 service & p. Trust ICpworth league Savings bank. the. case remains in fiscated about 300 cases of liquor at least i reported here to Tuesday wlr.tr u Utah Institutions Meet right returned from California where,, in perHarris cent of par. Kpworth league Institute Special statu quo. Judge K. S. Smith then well aa three motor trucks and three have cut the retreat of the Turkish company with Mrs. Camp, he attendon Tuenday, Wednesday and will play the leading role when the ton ring cars. oo meetings in Canyon Cottage Nationalists toward Angora from Hj k ed the Elks' convention at Los m. Hanquet on Tues- curtain rises on the next act. Three well known New Haven resi- Shehr. Thursday. 7:45 p. the railway Junction point capmx 6:43 later. Profcram nt dents. J. Hamar Rronson. Pearl P. tured the p. day DECISION IMPORTANT. Greeks In their sweeping of" Wllil.-f, Music for Sunday morning: on were and Reecher. Eperry. Jr., With forty representatives from he announced that Yesterday fensive House Tuesday. for. typeOgden Typewriter OrRan prrlude, "Prayer and Cradle Tuesday he would hand down a decis among the men taken into ruetodv. Salt Lake,, Provo, Logan and Oirden writers 24Z2 Hudson The Epkl Shehr defensive line la derepairs. Oullnont ion on the immunity of tho governor Prohibition Agent Thomas J. McAullff clared Sons" present, one of the most successful avenue. and to be completely isolated and zx. Phone a the Turks Anthem, "expostulation" . . . Koschat from arreat durtnr h'a term of of flco. received Information yenterdav meetings of the Utah hospital associawithin the area are consid- "An Old Trystln Place" is regarded by legal au-- 1 rrco of llunr was to be landed nenrj,. case The tion was Held at. Gray Cliff, Ogden Offertory. ,0 of virtually prlsoners-- The Scouts Scouts Ijeave Forty Boy MacDowell thorltIeR as one of th mort important I New Haven during the nlcht and Junt t mimbcr of TurkHh canyon, yesterday. ' for Council actually the Ogden today a inrunnnf can In Greek bands h.xs pti!ner Men's ouarte:, "The ITnsenrchable The meeting, arranged by Superln- Salt Lake where departed in political jurisprudence in American VJiifin It reached 20,000, will the Join Into they C. hosD. It an ltalicnme Dee Rlche of the pollcf of Christ". the headquarter naming Crnnple. does, wan stated here today. , tendent W. W. Rawson history, involving, ML to on scouts the Salt Lake s he I.'.pht-tlontrip W. was of C. M. Wilton, C. O. plare landing, which and fundamental quc;lon of the rela pital, was held at the summer home Tlmpanogos. Scout Executive G- - A. Muntapha KemAl Pasha, the TurkX andioftue II. point. the llennett. of of Mrs. Thomas D. Dee. equal ish constitutionally Nationalist leader. Is said In Greek In the1 Goates was party oo charge of . Postlude. "March in C" Judicial and executive ' Standardization of histories and rec- which to have etcaped the encirclindependent Fryslncr 8 a. m. quarters after left Ogden shortly branches of government. Actor Found Organist Mrs. Vera Reason. Vaudeville topic In line with ords at hospftals, a American movement and to be fleeing towing The governor has Paid he will not (BANKERS INDICTED College suggestions of the ard en Angora. is on Former again Agee Judge T. r A f-Guilty by of Surgeons, was discussed at the FIRST CHRISTIAN' HCURCH submit to arrest. The prosecution conoo IVliLlM X riTT gaged in the practice of law and is exe-- j OxlilXtLriLib as his chief . meeting and arrangements were made Twenty-fourt- h and that of street tends Corner position Stine with connected DeVlne, Howell, Im-Charge Statutory committee and i Madison avenue. Rlble school at 3:4Ti cutlve of the Ftato gives tgx the appointment of a of ... him no 625 Eccles building, the col- his Gwilliam, T. of to embody thesuggestions o'clock tinder the munlty. supervision room 630. office being in ARCOLA. HI- - July 22. A hundred private the state, WINS LKGAL VICTORY. Walker. A graded pchool and chise lege, and of the hospitals offor Shlrlev Pinks alias Arthur Wood, 5761 indlntrn-nfHKhty-flvwere? return? ! use in fnto a set of regulations for all ages. Men's class led by he The governor, without receding from; James before will ton, appear Judge the Dmrrlas by won tem; a . Claims county grand of "Otah. .. todfy sta-his led cla Immunity, women's n on by Huperintend nt, Marriage licenso Marriage licensa N. Kimball for sentence officer cf the Areola Jury cxhau without ngalnn any In Arrangements were made that a was Mrs. Walker. victory porary ting 27. department Primary in the office of County tutory charge July His counsel wh State bank, which failed recently. Ti." committee. member shall be appointed Clerk issued waa convicted by a jury In charge of Mrs. Iee Miller and aas'.st-arw- legal ammunition. Wood' T. Moyea yesterday to Claude state. In The the brciunc of grand Jury report ct the shortage iu staff afthe governor, that Th summer slump Is not argued by each hospital Greenstein and Annie L. Kather, the district court yesterday, following of the th? bank's, account at $54$. 000. as executive hU committee will then . meet and will Max mnre chlf were position as this Cleo school there of fecting Holdaway, both of Salt Lake. testimony Fix indictments charge forgery. 66 start-at use for the the of reach of set forms above is the law, a compile than 100 present last Sunday. Stran- made It Salt Lake girl. HART. Mich.. July 22. A petilnol-en- t bereceiving depositslnnn that hosnitals of Utah. they plain witness not appeared enrolled are nnd Miss who to President Hsrdlng asking gers tion Miss Holdaway, principal lone On' Jensen Vacation 4 13 0 enibezxje-xneffor perjury. fore Judge Fmlth Friday as "friends bank. Another important topic which was leaves today for California where she for the state, told of meeting Wood, will find welcome. the railroads of the country that and lo not standardization of will discussed was but of to offer opinions the court conspiracy. in Salt Lake, and a actor vaudeville be over to Henry Ford, vacation. turned her spend The shortage came to light about in to Ogden with Wood. Rrltt teachings. Suggestions for proper oo- 231 25th to present any motions. ARMY automobile SALVATION' the coming THi; manufacturer, for Their appearance a friends of the May 16 on ad Ice of a girl clerk, who struction of student nurses, and the and Genevieve etreet. Captain and Mrs. Robert Henthe man's cousin, Wood, signed by four hundred operation examiner of suspected best methods of Instruction were ad HEARINGS BEFORE The four wero arrested in derson In chargiv City Jail meeting. court was accepted wilh thanks by advised atate In of Delgrove. Oceana county, fruit growers he had the declared books. who Smith that the discrepancies vanced at meeting. after spending the 10 r. an hotel was 11 a. m. Judge to mailed Ogden . ;hII meeting, Washington County today. oo no motion for a ruling in tho cae and T; Following the business session at the Tbe fruit growers who allege in SET posing as man and wife, ac- Kunday echoo!, 2:30 p. m. Mrs. A. therefore BOARD night STATE recessIn non. association could'make the Dee cottage, hospital cording to testimony adduced at the Mann, leader. Open air meeting, 3:45 the petition that present freight were guests at a ban that AMERICAN SECURES ing his court tho Judge declared next trial. representatives rate's are taking most of the promeetHall People's City Young park. Britt Wood and MIfs Delgrove serv- ing. 6:45. Open air service 7:15 Twen "nothing will N done before quet which - was served at the Hermi on scheduled are fits on their crops, pointed out Thirteen hearings S VIET FUR RIGHTS Tuesday." ed a portion of their sentences before tage hotel.. Mr. Ford recently reduced of dockets avenue. Salvation that Lincoln and and the September August oo Indicated the for Counsel governor of release their S p. m. payment as by obtaining "Salvation, utilities commission, freight rates on his railroad, the meeting. the public Subject will remain firm on their the Cure For All Evil." by Captain R. that they" Detroit, Toledo A Ironton, announced by Secretary T. K. Ban- fines. NO MR. Alaska. July 21. Captain Halveraon. of Ilenderaon. Special music and sing- stand of immunity. The next move, Efforts of, oo George ' ' ning. far as the governor Is concerned, will Blgurd Gudmunden. matter of the for defense, to draw from the ing. Everybody welcome. The case of the Ophir Hill Consoli- ccrunsel come from Judge fcmlth. admissions of alleged affairs with ship Polar Rear, who returned from RAIL OFFICE FORCE -- oo dated Mining company and the 'Clark girl an exploring trip to. Liberia In th" CAN DO NO WRONG. men from rebuke tho met other sharp Electric company against the Utah trial Judge, who told the was any significance - schooner there Whether Relanda. announced today SCHOOL TO BOARD LEAVES FOR OUTDJG will be heard Power & Light company in his naming of Tuesday the Judge- that he had secured .Ircm soviet ofline of to from desist questhat . 28. The application tioning. in Salt LAke July LEVY wait TAX He he DISCUSS said ficials not would; would say. fur trading concessions for th of F. A. Johnson for permission to to see what the governor would do, but entire Kolyma district and for tho E. directed Evans the Joseph More thsn eighty employes of the operate a stage line will be heard at refused to srt any time limit on Lis state .of Jackuskt. Slbtrla. The con- Southern Pacific offices in Ogden deeduthe with 3, Members of waiting-policyboard oo of the city Duchesne, Aug. cessions were granted in the name of together on the 1:J0 p. m. train today comparted cation will meet with the county " Counsel for Governor Fmali reverted the soviet government at Omk. applications of Baxter Bros, and J. for their annual outing. for Lagoon a. to m. W. Johnston. mission 10 Bottom Chris can do and to the old claim that "the king Gudmundsen reported that A baseball content .Wednesday at Henry Captain ' between two picked FUNERALS I .. Rotarians who intend to fake part Anderson, Hugh C. deL. Wilson and the' proposed levy for school pur- no wrong in their arguments, the I'olar Rear was caught In an ice teams, sack races, swimming rac and poses for the coming year. In state th ln'ither parade on JMonday In celebra Staley all for permission to operate 70 chaos miles up the Kolyma river UK other. govern jAm that claring are eTents on the listed W. Runt with hnfiril tport Th JoiU1 M.'t tion of the Ogden canyon paving, may stage lines. The application of spring. He said the boat was unin- program. might result from the establishof xarl Hopkins Tuesday to go over the ment Funeral services over the remains arthe be not reLaunche-obtain bunting in solid Rotarlan colors seph A. Berger for permission o opa ment through jured but could E. Ellison and "William Johnson Jabez Draper, who died ov- - fbudget, according to decision of the rest ofofthe precedent was werG. named from R. T. Mitchell at his garage on erate an auto freight line will be Private without additional governor. lie equipment, officials for the event, ne me leariieiu seas, will neia at board last night. Hudson avenue. The bunting may be heard at Salt Lake August 9. A call for. state troops to protect leaving on .the next southbound boat oo m. a. ' 11:45 at house a On Sunday or H. meeting motion of Robert 10 btalned today, Hodge, the commission will Governor Small from any attempt by bound to San Francisco. Sunday, according On August firA David Stoker to-- William V. Rockefeller, secretary sit for the Interstate commerce compresiding. ' resolution to borrow $15,000 for school county authorities to arrest him was Bishop OV ORDER SUPPLIES squad from the American legion expenses, was adopted. ofL the Rotary club. al a remote be to believed mission to' hear the petition, of the ing, possibility -- oo TO RIFLE SELECT . left oo participate. Floral offerings declared counsel it his that Utah Terminal railway for permission will though EARLY IS WARNING until 8 o'cttK:k within the power of .the executive to to build a,n interstate railroad up at the Larkln chapel NEXT RANGE WEEK will to be taken the morning Sunday muster-troopto shield him. Hearing will be held-aSpring canyon. Interment will take place at LEAKS FROM CANYON MAY CAM, TROOPS.. Salt Lake. ' Application of the Price home. this afternoon, because storea the "West Jordan cemetery. the. UUnoU troops are In Several, sites for the proposed rifle of Order CAMPS Some ofvarious FLOOD will be. closed Monday, toMunicipal Electric plant for permisthe city the at of P state, Rifle have camp parts club the sion to Increase power rates will be for Ogden range with the city and county over services the remains called out several weeks. ago' by 'Ad- been Intpected by the committee, con gether heard at Price, Sept. 7, and the fol- of Funeral the forest service Sunbuildings, be will Rackham held 'Mary Leaks in the pipe line of the Utah jutant General Frank S. Dickson on sisting: of II.. II. Wardlelgh. F. T. the library, and other publiobunding, lowing day at Price the commission day at 12:30 at the Fifth ward meet: ffic. fromgovern- Moorts and Dr. N. T. Ettea. A final Lwill hear the. petition of the Eastern A "general closing up of the city. Ogden authority W. .Ure presid- Power & Light company In house. J. Bishop ing to. ment intensive will lheclub for on"the Utah an undergo decision the range in training, will take while the citizens seek Utah Telephone company for yesterday flooded Remains will He in state this canyon Transit wa attached in some b made during the coming week, ac Pioneer placerecreation. sent waand 'Significance crease in raites. Sept. 13 the commis-- J ing. car tracks Rapid & at afternoon Larkln and lay v evening " Can you use the numerals 1, oo sion will Bit at Morgan to consider tne .Sons chapel, and Sunday from 10 a. ter into both the. Feery nd Lewis Quarters to the appearance of the ad- cording to 'Mr. Moore. - J, 3, 4, .5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 0, In - Electric m. to noon at the are officers In and several enrolled New members general camps. jutant being of the Morgan application family residence, only, to total 1007 Crews of workers were sent to the uniform, and it was reported that a from time to time in the club which PREDICTS RELIEF & Power company for an In651 Twenty-sixt- h Light Interment canyon street. V to la not All Answer, yesterday's: and kept the flood waters from detachment, of soldiers was being held gives promise of being one of the best 16 on crease the urates in and t Sept. Ogden City cemetery - gold that glitters. rise to the governor's and largest state. . in tne . the cottages. FROM HOT SPELL There was no damage In readiness to to case the oo of Salt Lake City against . oo . oo a call. .v outside of spreading of debris and clay aid in response Utah Power & Light company, in Weber Floral furnishes the flower. over lawns Warrants for the governor's eirrett and roadways Into the which the city asks the commission ?UI camps. were back in the hands of Circuit BODY OF ACCIDENT Some relief from the high temperaHON COAL COMPANY do Instigate an investigation of ' ratt3 -- oo -- oo Clerk Koehn. having been returned by . EAST TAKEN tures of the week Is promised in preVICTIM for service, special charged lighting RECOVERS CHARGES will be considered. Rhertff Mester on instructions from dictions of the Ogden weather OGDEN IiIESTOCK. 3IAHKITT. the court. It was Indicated that no fair tonight and Sunday with The application of Magna to have Cattle Receipts 28;, choice heavy SHOWERS PROMISED to eervc them wifl be made OgLouise in temperature Is today's Mrs. attempt Smith. of little The change service from its steers body steera telephone' $4.00 changed good $5.006.00; DAYS Smith IN until Through an order issued yesterday the Garfield to the Murrayexchange orders NEXT it. FEW from died Judge who maximum temperay forecast. den injuries Friday's visitor, fair atefrs 54.00 (?) 4.50; choice 05.00;steers . IJeti- - received public utilities commission, the will .be- - considered .Sept. 22 at- Salt feeder without 12 and the minimum 70. automobile was an accident counsel, bythe Appearang' ture in cows choice Jl. 504.00; Utah railway Is required to refund Lake, and on tcnant Governor Sterling arranged. his Tuesday will be shlrped today at I oo 20 the case of the and heifers IS; 50 fM. 50; fair to good re23. Weathet same $15,054.83 to the Lion Coal company Salt Lake RealSept. bond of sum WASHINGTON'. as the funerwhere Neb. $50,000, July o'clock to.SterlIng. . 25 4 .00 ; cui-4eEstate board against cows and heifers-$of 'this city.4 The money Is said to for; the week beglnninj quested for bond cf Vernon Curtis, al services and interment will be DIPLOMAT REACHES Power & Light company In canners $1.00$j predictions have been paid .by the company lor the Utah are: $2.003.00; third alleged conspirator against the made. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pitman .." CENTER OF SIBERIA to extending new service lines 2.00; choicerfeeder cows J2.B0f?3.5o; Monday , Mis state. switching charges at the Wattls mines regard lower and Upper Mississippi will accompany the body"eat- - Short conto 3 00 will S2. . ;nw residential districts fat bulls ,.00; bologna bulls sourl valleys generally fair with temoo during the period between , June 1, clude ' services were held today-a- t funeral . the calendar. veal calves $7.0008.00. perature above normal. There is a 1919, and May 31,; 1821. ?2.003.00; the Llndqulut funeral cnapel. ' Hogs Receipts 186; choice fat hoxs probability of local thundershowera at TWO ROBBED oo PEKING, July . 22. Charles It. When, the Wattis. mine, was opened. WHEN 175 to 250 lbs $10.36; bulk of salea beginning of week. ' Crane, the retiring minister to China, a spur was constructed iae carStates that they who is returning to the United this NOTICE. rier given a swUlxingNorthern THEY SPURN I. W, W. ed to Omaharobbed $9.85010.35; feeder hogs $8.00j charge over police last night Rocky and southern n now Is . mining 4 Russia. was soviet ana which wll the built of NorII mountain through hart 9.00, been by spu, si.c and regions: plateau on across Siberia I. W. his of the the way Sheep Receipts none; choice Himhs mal local show- " Company. ; Decision of the public util respectively, by members railroad. Messages received Ales commission that such charges I will not be responsible for any $7.008.00; wethers J 3 . 00 f 4 . 25 ; ers. temperature; scattered OMAHA. Neb.. July 23. James W.. on n frelcht train near Columbus. were illegal, resulted in an . order to bills contracted by anyone but fat ewes $2.503,00;. feeder lambs Taclflc etafes: Fair and normal Moore. Tulsa, Ok la-- and Raul Miller, Neb, when they refused to buy X. W. here today staled that Mr. 'Crane had my4 temperature. refund the money. 5769 $4.005.00. self JUY WHITLATCH. arrived at Toraik, Oklahoma City, harvest hands, rtport- - W.- membership cards. 434 Twenty-fourt- h intcr-mis-xl- - I- CUTB Y GREEKS on l'ri-mar- - Small-Bterllng-Curt- ls j !m-notl- . unt "jtrk r II i " " 1 SENTENCE ." , tht ! ULY27 iuv -- 1 -- , - Jury ii. Let Henry Ford Run Roads, Say Fruit Growers j ! e -- s. , fri-nd- a i . 4, a-- " 0 L ty-fif- th " -- ROTARY COLOR ; cross-examin- i BSinO er HERE . I r . d . '. 1 ; Simple Problem in Addition May Take Some Time s t . PIPE - - - l the-federa- v. -- . ad-"diti- - on - - . . -- r- 1 . - 1 bureau-Generall- y - rs - ' . - : . . - -- , a-u- 4 ......... - -- tran-Klberl- - r , " - an a- |
