Show 1-- ' THURSDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 5 1935 Higher Pipeline Bid Favored As Cement Held More Lasting BOND POSTING PLAN FAVORED BY CITY DADS Los Angeles Company Awarded Contract IN WATERSHED Construction of Waterway Over Protest of Rival Firm Idea Designed! To Eliminate '' : Unstable Businesses Frbmj City ' '' A pVoposal of retail merthe Ogden the division of chamber of commerce that Ogden city adopt an ordinance requiring persons (seeking permission j to do business lin the city be required to post ai $300 bond was looked upon favorably today by the city commission Under the proposed ordinance which was referred to the city attorney for study itinerant business men would be required to remain in business for one lyear before they would be released from the bond t they and the money returned failed to operate: for a year the money would go to the generjal fund j of the city Members of the retail' merchants committee contended that for many years Ogden merchants havef had tocompete for short periods with irresponsiDie outsiaers wno navje come in for short periods especially during the Christmas holidays They skid the bonding plan was working Successfully in ether cities chant's i ! ! in protecting the merchants jas well as the public against unfair pracin- tices as jwell as" disposition of ferior products The committee also - advised the commission it was! forming 4 better business men's bureau arid suggested that' before licenses are granted to new business men the j ) " - matter bi referred to the bureau for study and report) as a means of eliminating financially unstable operators ' Members of the committee who called on the commissioners were Chairman j"H iCarstensen Ezra Fjeldsted R T Mairs Abe Leven and George: Nasf ell All or the comM ! missioners expressed themselves in favor of the bonding proposal J — — --— : Mrs W H "Howie Selected President At Park PEACHES SENT TO MARKET AS i PLANS FROLIC SEASON OPENS Watermelon Bust To Be i Held Tonight At Harris ville ruit of High Quality " Milton' Marsh Says Tomato Taylor past president ©f the Weber County Junior Democrats Crop Average and a present member of the TJtah : " i to over $100000 spent locally many times offset the difference in bids LINE BADLY NEEDED He explained the job was proposed to furnish a badly needed pipeline for Ogden city water and to furnish employment He recommended the lowest cement pipe bidder be given the contract subject to the approval of the PWA which is furnishing the funds George H Raitt vice president of the tSteel Tank and Pipe company 1 ' " partments reported Mrs William Pieffer Springfield O spoke on the work of jthe organization at her home She is a sister to the newi president Mrs j Fowle ft- - Prison Term Imposed On Traffic Violator of nqt guilty Changing his to that of guiltyplea in city cpurt today on the charee of careless driv ing of an automobile August 27 Morns Kreines 37 of 768 Twentythird street was sentenced to serve ten days in jail Traffic Department Dul y Ser- geant D L Shawj advised tjie court that Kreines was? operating! his car on Washington avenue ibetween - ! l ' Twenty-secon- arid d Twenty-fourt- h streets in a manner endangering me ana property i ! -- j i j i S sur-"ndi- ng -- RAINS IMPROVE j -- - - - RANGE FORAGE j ' - ' -- -- - e jj j " i " vice-preside- SPRINKLING nt ' - SE STOCK SOUGHT PROGRAM SET EXHIBITION FAREWELL v PLUS f semi-annua- lly Instructor Returns Wth Future Farmers I i - j full-swin- g j - j ng ! ! j Make ct All-re- ce This "Elmo" Sport Vanity ? 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Ideal Beach Bear lake for a two jreunion 1 and 2 Gams races September and other sports filled the morning's activities A banquet was held each noon followed by! musical programs The evenings were spent around a large bonfire where singing was enjoyed with "Smokey or the Utah Buckaroos accompanying the sing- - f ! - " Officers of the Ogden Women's Christian temperance umonl elected Wednesday are Mrs W Hj Fowle president Mrs J M Kinard vice president Mrs A C Wycof f secretary Mrs E S Ward treasurer and Mrs I F Richards corresponding secretary The election took place at the September meeting held Jn Liberty park and was followed by a picnic lunch Officers and heads of de- I t non-sprinkli- Meeting JUNIOR GROUP Dr L H Creer president of We— f:mathematics and engineering! Wilber junior college today announced liam M' McKay M D medical dihouse of representatives has Invited r the complete personnel of the fac- rector Walter Neville M S soToday marked the opening of the Weber County Junior Democrats to M Chester and the of philosophy college for the year ciology Weber county peach crop move be his guests at a watermelon bust i ulty Ro1935-3- 6 Nilsson M A English Beulah his home in Harris ville tonlzhi At the same time lie announced mans secretary to the treasurer ment with the first car for the at was it announced today by Eva A Jt that Monday Tuesday and Wednes- Dix M Jones B An treasurer Reed east leaving the North Ogden fruit Wilkinsonchairman of the enter- educaS M 24 and 25 have K Swenson physical to day September 23 r — exchange LeRoy according tainment committee ' been set apart as advisory days dur- tion Lionel W4 Thatcher Mj S Marsh county ' J agricultural inspec The party will meet on the lawn David R which members of the- - entire economics (on leave) ing tor of - aff the Weber county court house to- Orson A M Trevithick be available for consultaEnglish at seven-thirt- y o'clock Trans-A M night (on zoology Peaches season tion with students this are of excep Whitney Young be will A furnished Juration of students he said leave) jWallace D Braddley super- tionally high quality and good color portation oe cm wm ciai committee and was1 of on at fire will grounds the said intendent reception it take place ana are expected to command top buildings jeopardizes college entered a formal protest and said ular ' a and musical hand pro- special 26 Visser Corstain and immedi watershed and the engineer would be able Friday September ately he believed his firm Thursday prices in any market Mr Marsh been ha j auarranged the Pine View reservdir and 27 and instruction for the to prevent awarding ofj the contract said 'graja Members inand will rescommence on friends are their tumn to the other company since the and a large section of Ogden's quarter The present movement is made vited K work was being "done with federal idential area Monday September 30 of ElbertAs grading U S No 1 up — M— effects its and APPOINTED TEXAN Unemployment money ana measuring two to two and one- ' He said when the call for bids was the subject of an address by caused fill 'To the the half vacancy by inches in diameter- The carlot '""STARTS ?N'GER PRKTTKG was issued there was no indication William M Knerr of the state in- resignation of A R Croft who has price reported today was $125 per EVANS vTLLE" Ind (UP)— Police that there would be preference dustrial commission in which he been employed in the government bufchel a with market started on of the largest fin- strong have being given to either steel or concrete and reviewed the present industrial forest service Drj John Welborn Mcenjoyed unjobs in the country They of gerprint millions his crisis basis firm cn with had this 1 thai persons rl —L— Kay of Texas has been appointed v Mr Marsh stated that" canning have asked that each of the more employed He contended that serfs head of the department Of botany" grounds for protest 100000residents ' of the than Well city Alfalfa W P Bullock of San Francisco under the feudal system were bet- said Dr Creer tomatoes lad Third for factory Inspection of Crop J i western representative of the John ter ' cared for han the working: ' 1'Dr McKay received his bachelor both graded and pure food va Along Temperatures rieties is under way and that-thclasses of today because the serf arid master of arts degrees from the Nuvfgen and Company which purto assured bonds soil was from the city and bound to the Lower chased the quality of the tomato crop is con- University of Texas He received his maHe possible construction of i the emoloyment whereas the worker degree of doctor of philosophy from siaerea average project appealed fcr acceptance of today is at the mercy of a capital- the University of California in 1932 early in the temperatures High Early potato shipments are practhe eoncrete pipe contract saying istic system which has resulted in "For six years he was a student week fell to normal values in the tically while twenty cars he believed it would be worth many overproduction and unemployment of Dr T H Goodspeed professor closing days reports J Cecil Alter of onionfinished have moved with timfs more over a long period than He urged a change in our social of botany and curator of the botan- - meteorologist in his weekly crop both potato and onion'thus farunsatprices a steel pipe He said he was system which would put an end to Jcal gardens of the University of and range report anxious to have the work started unemployment and breadlines California During this tune he was over isfactory was negligible Precipitation as soon as possible Irving G Samoson club presi- also actively engaged as a research counties but amounts were VXh Mr COray was instructed to notify dent presided and the speaker was scholar and associate in that depart- northern WTO xS beneficial in central and southeast R A Hart PWA acting state direc- introduced by George H Lowe" ment NO tor! in Salt Lake City of the prohe took charge era sections The israins improved Clair Seybert of the "During 1930-3- 1 on the and starting forage rangesj 7 offerof test classes the undergraduate program committee announced' that winter range areas Live next Thursday District Governor ed by Dr Goodspeed at the Univer- southern are stock doing well The third al of California while the latter W3 W- H Henderson of Salt Lake City sity FRIDAY J-LEAa is good as a rule but falf was Crop on the For leave in Europe tsi will give a motion picture lecture Alfalfa on the recent international conven- past six months pr McKay has been needs more water generally Members employed as instructor of botany at seed is developing fairly well Grain tion at San Antonio the Utah State Agricultural college harvesting and threshing are well Request Made To Allow were invited to bring a friend IFOR along Beets are fair to good but Samuel Blackham former Weber in Logan FOR Reservoir Level To Rise received who some need water badly especially in Sheldon P Hayes county attorney and now of the are afrts at of Lake master his BrigSalt the degree valley Ranges To Normal department of justice Washington j has showing a good growth at! Tooele D C was a guest of the club to- - ham Young university in 1935zoolv-g-y 1 4 been appointed jinstructor of Seventeenth L D Sj Ward County To Be Represented day Dividends comAll crops are good at Heber ex Home owners are requested to reas substi- cepting wild hay was lighter than frain the for year coming pounded sprinkling lawns again Will Honor Trio To At Big Utah State tute for Whitney Young who is on usual livestock and high ranges are Friday from to allow the supply in order on I your savings Michi of at leave the University Fair In S L C good but forage has dried badly at of water in the reservoirs to rise to Depart gan lower levels: rain 085 inch Late its normal level fryfor the L p S Sev"To partially relieve the teaching crops are good at Spanish Fork 2 Payment of withdraw- To make a survey of livestock in The program! H F Irwin assistant superintenload carried by Lionel Thatcher ' ' Vere much by improved dent of the waterworks department Ranges enteenth ward missionary farewell Weber county suitable for display als under almost " any who is on leave for the coming year 061 rain at Moroni not reports that the break In the wood- at the University of Michigan and muchinjcht of circumstances" within 3D program Friday evening in honor at the Utah State fair September was and thresh stave pipeline which carries the city of damaged Instructor hay Verne busiOberhansley of to the assist in 5 Nels department Homer 28 to October in vocational of Eugene Lynch Vem Newman days Ranges are water through Ogden canyon was who received ing is in agriculture at the Weber ness Miss Dee v at and Miss Liddy ' Teusch 'r is an- charge of the livestock fair exhibit County High school and a group her master of Scorup in anguitch and repaired yesterday good shape arts degree at the request must at jthe fair accompanied by Ray of members of the Weber county- University of Utah has been ap- livestock are doing well grains have The nounced S Convenient savings plans Amto recontinue in effect of because Farmers Future of cloudy econo slowly Friday of pi ripened 11 instructor chapter general pointed Miss Roberta Liming w play a Hirtchcliff of Ogden member of the tor the $100 a month the reserve lost during the time erica! have returned from Logan" and stenography" said Dr weather and occasional showers gain violin' solo accompanied b j Mrs R state fair association is spending where they attended the state con- mics I saver or the $5000 inCreer very little second hay crop is ready of the break no L Draper Lloyd Jacobserl will give two! days in the county Mr Homer vention of the F F A held at to cut and temperatures High COMPLETE ROSTER vestor are reported from Deseret al rain a prayer there will be a solo by stated this morning that he expects the Utah State Agricultural college rosHe announced the complete last week under direction three falfa seed is developing fairly well To Be Ross Lynch chalk talk by Fermen to iget top livestock for exhibition of Profdays L R Humphreys state ad- ter including the above changes for but clinch bugs' have retarded it be will as the H L follows: and it that the coming year year viser of the F F A Westergard duet by Gaye Malin thi and the crop will be Meet in the history "of the fair asof the Weber county Creer Ph D president John G considerably Members and Clinton Price song bjy Chyrrel best two weeks more grow at least H light sociation M D Lind Ph Lydia geology sessions Nelthe who attended Miss Liicille Olsen reading by home economics ing weather is needed for the seed Livestock to be exhibited will be chapter included Norman Thompson Mike Tanner B S son violin solo by Robert Liming At the regular meeting of the Dan Marian T Reed B S English Mer- as some is still quite green Stewart composed of cattle sheep! hogs and Avondet Clyde Pirate reading by Mrs Ross Lynch piano horses are at Livestock Players to be held tonight in and A M mathemaL Stevenson lon good ranges It is planned to select the Hawkes Eillie Shurtliffl Con Olson tics Eva and organ selection by Mr land Mrs L D S Third ward club room the Ruth Browning librarian Modena rain trace Crops are good Owen Ridges presentationrof church animals within the next few days Phillip Trotter Scot Wangsgard Clarisse at eight o'clock Fred Nixon well Hyde Hall registrar Leland at St George without loss at har LOAN ASS"N BUILDING in order to have them jin proper Claud Anderson works and remarks by missionaries known in Ogden dramatics will read A M Monson are vest leave) time and cattle (on English ranges good of at the the condition opening Paul remarks by Bishop Earl Anna Stark B S education Lucy are fat Crops ranges and livestock a three-ac- t play and trio by Velma Wriglit June fair Mr Homer states that new Music will be furnished by Her secretarial 2376 Washington Avenue trace Guy are at Duchesne rain training Denning good modern barns are being placed in Chiefs To Helen Andrew -and busB A M economics and A bert Smith Chugg rehearsal for short Hurst foot Rains in the mountains land - condition for the event and that City —— iness administration Charles Os- hills have helped ranges around the one-aplay cast will f oll3w imlivestock will for equipment handling C Price the third alfalfa A physics M Roland mond CCC of crop is do mediately after the meeting The Camps be the best Mr Homerj and Mr d A M music Thatcher Parry public is invited to attend well rain 027 inch Light showFive Crops Hinchcliff are contacting liveM A English Ralph Gray ing Members of the city) commission M S chemistry James Clair An- ers helped ranges at Green Riyer stock men over the entire county Ibest of the chamber of commerce derson piano and pipe organ Ber-ni- cantaloupes and melons are ibeing and a to stock view with the By getting — Utah's Smartest grain harvest Is are expected to accompany Colonel available for the fair Hall secretary to the president marketed The Monticello Wright's Shopping Center! at done h Thirty-eightpotatoes C pearly W the of city A M C was Mr Anderson Homer Sweeney in history formerly Al Wright Salt Lake charge insur still growing rain 060 inch tour of andHenry political science Albert Ander- are ance man formerly Southern Pa of livestock activities in the Utah infantry on an inspection is starting nicely on the winFeed CCC River and Bear Huntsville the M son D faPh bacteriology Nancy cific train dispatcher at Ogden for State Industrial school and is ter same tomorrow at the and range at Blinding rain 048 Barker M A foreign languages many years and his wife lhave re miliar with Weber county livestock camps celebrainch The second crop of hay is edutime the Peach visit B S Belliston Carl Day physical turned from a month's vacation in conditions He states that accord- tion at at educaM S Benson cation Logan rain none John light City Brigham the east end Canada Mr Wright ing to arrangements now being — Colonel Buss tion Walter by and accompanied Sweeney psychology aira tr made the state fair this year will p in reports "very enjoyable Lucivic officials M For and A in the first time Lake Salt and history IceCity Given with every purchase of Elmo Beauty geology geography coriditioned railroad cars in Cana be bigger and better than ever be10 now can educaat outside the will in B land cille arrive leaders Clark S Ogden telephone physical da where thel cars are Shot air- fore in all divisions a m tomorro'w tion Garnett Littlefield B S world I conditioned it was uncomfortable — Preparations at $1 or More but the scenery was very delight- Noted killer of poison snakes the Ovsters provide work for approxi full Fine crops noted along he route are evidence that railroadsj are go- mongoose consumes the entire body mately 65000 persons in this coun- -' try ing to have a very heavjr traffic of his victim poison and all this fall he said and most cities visited seemed to be prospering Over the protest of the Steely Tank and Pipe company of Berkeley" Cal the city commission! unanimously awarded the contract for construction of the 27000 foot pipeline in Ogden canyon to the American Concrete and Steel Pipe coitit f pany of Los Angeles The Los Angeles firm offered to construct a concrete pipeline for $33165330 some $4600 more than the bid of the Berkeley company of $32697160 for construction of a steel pipe MORE LASTING LINE Mayor Harman W Peery and Commissioner George O'Connor concurred in a recommendation of Commissioner Fred E Williams that the concrete pipe bid be accepted even though it was a few thousand dollars higher than the gteel- pipe bid which was the lowest submitted Mr Williams and the other commissioners along with City Engi- neer Claude L Coray contended that construction of the j concrete: pipe would provide a :moe lasting! line for city water and inf addition the pipe would be constructed by local labor with local materials including sand gravel and cement They said the steel to b$ used in the other pipe would ccime from j California "The difference in the two bids is less than $4700" Commissioner Williams said ''and the Additional ten thousand man days j and the local materials! which wijl be required which taken together amount '! FOR W C T U J:- r! Urging the inclusion 6f the Ogden river watershed in the Cache national forest the Kiwariis club today s?nt a telegram tb President ' Roosevelt was out It that the impointed of is greatly this requesi portance emphasized by the present fire raging in Taylor canyon It is uncontrolled because the forest service has no jurisdiction with the Ogden chamber of commerce petition being held up by the depart ment of the interior 'his partic- j HEADS CHOSEN 'I : Forest Service Unable To School Head Also Sets Three Days as Time During Which Members of Entire Staff Help Halt Blaze r F D R Told Will Consult With Studenfs for 27000-foo- t i Creer Announces Personnel of Faculty At College For Year CHANGE SOUGHT Utah's Smartest S Hopping Center! ELECTRICAL APPUANCES--Tliri- ft WJG Basement Utah's Smartest Shopping Center! ' ar mirror V' : for their purity and fine quality A complete selec-tion of items is featured regularly in our Toiletry '' Section r " " Limited Time Only! 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