TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY HORNING APRIL Unknown Soldier at Arlington a HILARIOUS FUN pital preparing forNOW' ON SCREEN week and the frehmen of Long Brooklyn giving the AT TIIE RIALTO Island collegea flour bath In their an- OGDENmYICINITY Business Office 2136 Washington Avenue UTAH PIONEER Office Phone 117 Home Phone 3892 Ogden Society Career Ends DIES AT OGDEN Events of the Day Death Ends Long Service in L D S Church for Elnathan Eldrcdge 1183 Twenty-eight- ad Mrs OGDEN— Annual election of officers of the Ogden Rotary club was held Wednesday noon in the Hotel Bigelow with the following officers being chosen: P H Mulcahy general manager of the Utah-Idah- 6 Central Railroad company president B J Finch district engineer of the United States bureau of public roads vice president Henry Barker Incumbent secretary: O J Stilwell treasurer New directors elected were W Karl Hopkins and Fred A Kuhlman Following the election Frank M Drtggs was Introduced by President Robert H Hinckley as "the new district governor nominee whose nomination will be confirmed at the Ro- -- - ----- Hr ubr!0'VK -- F E Nichols A bophlsticated bridge 2248 s Mrs Ora Bundy Mrs P H Brophy and Mrs C E- Driver bridge luncheon Hotel Bigelow - £ Mrs Ben W Wagner bridge luncheon for club at her home 2226 Quincy avenue Elnathan Eldredge St Joseph's sewing circle meeting at 2:30 p m Knights of Columbus rooms Child Boasts Junior Child Culture Club Fetes Seniors OGDEN — Mr and Mrs Henry Hayward Wessman the birth of a son Tuesday evening In the Dee Mrs Wessman was hospital - formerly Miss Barbara Fowlte daughter of Mr and Mrs James Fowlle 819 Twenty-eight- h ee street This makes five generations living The baby’s is Mrs Sarah Ann Crlpps Hayward Chula Vista Calif the Mrs Elizabeth Pugs-le- y Haward Salt Lake the grandmother Mrs Jean Hayward Wessman Ogdeu er Culture OGDEN —Junior Child club entertained the Senior Child Culture club at luncheon Wednesday at the home of Mrs Francis A Child FolCovers were laid for seventy lowing luncheon Mrs Delbert Foul-gread "Green Pastures” Negro spirituelles from the play were sung Mrs by Benjamin E Tyree and given as violin selections by Mrs Royal Mrs Fred C Froerer was the accompanist Mrs Parley C Richardson was chairman of the luncheon committee and Mrs Froerer of the program committee Hostesses were Mrs Mrs Childs Mrs Richardson Froerer Mrs L J Holther Mrs J Francis Fowles Mrs George and Mrs Myrl McClenahan er Ec-cl- es Thor-stens- SALE OF BONDS Provides $25000 for Improving of Water Works Action OGDEN— Acting upon the request of Commissioner Fred E Williams members of the city commission Wednesday authorized Mayor Ora Bundy to sell $25000 of waterworks bonds already voted The money Is to be used for waterworks Improvement such as extension replacement and meters according to Mr Wil- liams Wheeler creek was chlorinated and cut Into the city system Tuesday Mr Williams said adding that the stream Is running clear now but may have tary International in Vienna" Mr Drlggs gave a brief report of to be cut out In case of a storm Other activities at the Boise conference held side canyon streams Warm Springs and Cold Water have been used for last week about a week the commissioner said and are being chlorinated The artesian wells are flowing normally and J the pumps are being used Essav Contest Closes on Friday UTAH POLICE OGDEN— The essay contest sponsored by the American legion auxNAME OGDEN iliary as part of the national proj- comedy carrying might be called pepper-and-sa- lt little dialogue with perhaps emphasis on the "pepper" 'opened Wednesday at the Orpheum along with eight new arts of vaudeville headed by George Price ttha star of many a Broadway musi- ctf production The fun on the screen Is provided Edward by "Lonely Wives" with H'vprett Horton in a dual role and with Laura La Plante Father Ralston and Patsv Ruth Miller aadlng and abetting him in an orgy of comedy The story has to do with a philandering lawyer who hires a double to represent him at home while he “steps out" to do the cabarets with a fair client who is seeking a divorce It happens the lawyer? double Is the husband of the divorce seeker and to make matters more complicated the wife of the philanR-K- -0 Ohio $ Ub i’171 hat Mr and Mrs C C Eubank and Mr and Mrs Harmon B Barton' dinner and bridge at the Eubank home 2839 Brtnker avenue in honor of Mrs William E Carter of Youngstown OGDEN ROTARY OGDEN ORDERS NEW LEADERS d DRAMA PLAYHOUF&Ben Erwar Charlotlo Tread ay and Plarera in the tom ' Kluabelh Sieej Out' ed)VAt'nrVltlC AND riCTI RFS OKPHEUM— On the etaae el(ht act ot audUtOt headed by Oeorae Price Prita and Jean Hubert on the ecrcen "Lonely Wive" mtth Ed aard Kterett Horton and Eather Ralitou ON THE Al'DIRI'C bCRMN RIALTO— W trmle Liihtner and Joe E Brown In "Hit Tlhi alao comedy tech derer returns home while the double is presiding over the household The action is fast and furious the piece ts packed with laughter and the whole tiling is to say tho least not lacking In froth Georgle Price comedian and the stage bill headliner has long been acclaimed by Broadway and Salt Lake fans who see him will easily understand why Price’s songs and patter clearly demonstrate his versatility The vaudeville bill also includes Fritz and Jean Hubert in an exhibition of pantomime that is of distinctly headline variety Tom and Ra Romaine with Lorraine Manners and Lou Washburn who have a diverting skit they cal) "Noisy Neighbors” Nellie Amaut and two brothg act ers In a noveltv Malacca and Chang instrumentalists who bill themselves as "Two fn "Heart tn rea Coetello Fxlle" alao Wheeler and Woolaey in Hook Line and Sinker" neaa KM PniK— Maurice Chex alter tn "Tho Bl with- coibert auo porni Rtriftl anJ usual short iub)fcU In PARAMOUNT— Gary "City Cooper Hh BvMa Sidney Paul Luka 0t reel a" William Boyd and Wynne OHn iuo a Butier VSeat comedy novelty cartoon and ciudue lira mtth lUrrv I’OL— ‘ Trader Horn' Carry and T'rlMna Booth: aNo screen act CA PI p and Parney at the orcan — ui rh riot tj the feature Slepptna Out Greenwood Reginald Germ' Leila Hjanu eliui end Clirf Fdmrrtt Babr Slimy PIC-ne lure and Trlbune-UnlieratXinilSlOll in a gang murder and is sent to prison taking the "rap" for her ungrate ul step-fathDisgusted with the law that punishes the Innocent Cooper Joins the racketeers and soon becomes a power Sylvia leaves prison wholly disillusioned about the code of loyalty that is supposed to protect members of a gang but Is Immediately plunged into dramatic complications Paul Lukas Is powerfully cast as the gang leader Guy Kibbee Is the r whose paternal smiling air disguises his villainous instincts Mamoulian the director Rouben whose work in "Applause” created a eounlry-widdiscussion of his strange and effective technique made "City step-fathe- e Streets” A Buster West comedy "Shot Gun Wedding" a novelty cartoon and Paramount sound news round out the program curred j - BANDITS SEIZE WOMAN e LESLIE Ark April 23 bandits took $3000 from the American Exchange bank here yesterday temporarily kidnaped the wife of the cashier and fled Into the mountains after releasing her a short distance WV-Thr- from the town - Jlflg Shown in News Reel Of The expulsion of King Alfonso the Chicago tunnel tragedy and the forest fires sweeping over Wisconsin and Michigan are outstanding features of news reel now l The being shown at the Victory theater Late pictures of Alfonso reviewing loyal troops scenes of rebels In mass meeting and a rare picture of Dictator Berenguer the man whose harsh rule is blamed for the overturn of the monarchy make up the story of Madrid’s world sensation Extraordinary scenes of the burning underground passage In which 11 Chicagoans met death and 54 were Injured give a clear Idea of the extent of the disaster Other Interesting pictures bring the “Holy Saturday church pageant from Florence Italy show PrUice Takamatsu of Japan placing a wreath on the tomb of the Tribune-Universa- " Trader Horn ” Returns For Salt Lake Showing en "Trader Horn”' the fllmlzation of the famous book of African adventure will be presented for the first time at popular prices at the Capitol theater beginning Thursday Repreundertakisenting one of the biggest of ngs in screen history the making the film required the troupe of actors and sound camera men to enter jungles never before traversed by white men As a result of their courage and the emerging drama Is absoMrs George S Glen enlertauied effort authentic and presents sound members of the Ladies’ Literary club lutely pictures of wild beasts savage native at luncheon Wednesday at her home dances and other deceremonies and Mrs C V Zinn reviewed "On tire of life in Africa that have never tails Wings of Songs” a biography of been captured before During the Caruso filming the troupe covered British Congo and InMrs W Karl Hopkins has post- East Africa BelgianMurchison Falls dreaded the vaded poned the entertainment of her sew-n- g a 25 club scheduled for Thursday for "sleeping sickness” country location trip two weeks Mrs Hopkins left WedHarry Carey hero of "Trail of 98” nesday evening for a brief stay In "Silent Sanderson” and many other Payson successes plays "Trader Horn” with e Members of the junior class of the Edwina Booth a beautiful Utah girl T" the white Ogden high school will entertain at actress cast as "Nina oddess Duncan Renaldo is the ad-the annual junior prom at the enturous young "Peru" Olive Gold-Friday evening en former western star and Mutla giant Swahili warrior are among the cast Thousands of natives appear as well as thousands of animals of The variety every conceivable strange African pygmies who hide in the jungle and fight enemies with poisoned arrows are also seen in the Mr and Mrs V C Gamer entertained at a bridge dinner Wednesday evening at the Green Gables tea room followed by bridge at their home Covers were laid for Mr and Mrs Ronald Wadsworth Mr and Mrs Wllford Gwilllam Mr and Mrs U L Barber Dr and Mrs H E Harris Mr and Mrs Edward Russell 000-mll- e MlDNITE SUBWAY EXPRESS VlYM JACK HOLT PREVIEW NIGHT SATURDAY ¥ I ir--yr MIDNIGHT PREVIEW SATURDAY NIGIIT— 11:30 Richard BarthelmesB in “The Finger Points ia aa La ta Ilmrrr — With— FDWINA BOOTH 7 v cl CAPITOL t rrr Dimrm Remit FARNKY At the Wurlilzer 1 Ber-tha- na 1 2 Guernsey League Official Arranges Weber ftleetinjjrs picture Court’Martial Convicts Soldier Great Stars in n runniest comedy ever put on film f?Trfcdi V X V winrjiE u&nmzn OBEIOVCJ JOB Lotti Claudia Hobart Ledar Paul Gregory Don Gaorga Dali Bosworth A Wimcr Sr os Ykwhon Production 'VI 4 A’ GARyCOOp£R mull ukaT Sven Grand Stars! 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ED KENNEDY ROSCOE ATES in "SHE WENT FOR A TRAMP” MAI S— 15c 25s NIGHTS— 29c 38c Children any time 10o happen618 ancT “odern-day- ’ will awaken you MATINEE TODAY TONIGHT 8:30 CLOSE8 dml Terrlft Vo13"14 that VyeGb0 Gary FRIDAY FIN HATTIE Da-shicl- l "The Haddock With () Two Plead Guilt Abroad" I FON EKROI MITZI GRKIN J ZASU PITTS jIlLYAN TASHMAN beer-runnin- In Stabbing Case A DOUGLAS -- f FAIRBANKS With ' and Sound m New i" WVRDAV R°berfM0ntHom BEBE DANIELS y :i it t Guyjf'bb nipmates” NEW EMPIRE NEW 2o II :Jo to Phone Was 9371 LAST TIMES TODAY STARTS CHEVALIER In “THE BIG POND” lOe— TALKIES— 10 000 tlHifiir FAREWELL ' ENGAGEMENT Jm QiUUU9-- u Hearts in Woolsay W!'din'' Cartoon “REACHING FOR TIIE MOON” three-eight- Wheeler VjJim B0yd Picture "®otS?lR WEST In Ogden Brevities th Amount ’ SATURDAY beer-runnin- g good-nig- OREENSBURG Pa April 22 (P)— Ode student from Southwestern college Winfield Kan was fatally hurt and seven other students Injured none seriously In a bus accident near Ellis French 20 of here today Pretty Prairie Kan died The Southwestern college party members of a choir was In this section on a tour when the wreck oc- Sheiks From the Orient" Richard Wally who does a novel juggling turn with billiard balls Spencer and Williams company In "Putting It melange and Over" a comedy-son- g four Eddie Sheriff and company tumbling sailors Screen Auto Hits Man Injures His Leg One Hurts Seven VICKORY FOR SESSION ng sophomores battle Winnie Lightner and Joe E Brown nual class dayOut” a gay filmlzatlon are now at he Rialto theater In tlietr of "Stepping stage hit la the feathe Broadway "Sit funniest latest and comedy ture film The exceptional comedy Tight” But sitting tight is Inabout cast Includes elongated Charlotte this the only thing they don't do Regtnald Denny Leila mirthful farce The title Is Just a Greenwood Cliff Edwards (Ukulele Ike) caution to-- you for anything may Hyams Stubbs Merna Kennedy and happen when this pair of comics Harry Lillian Bond A fur rilled matrimostarts doing things mlx-uthat reacts when two In "Sit Tight" Winnie Lightner Is nial to "Step out” and are a doctor and owner of a health In- husbands decide and discovered given a taste of stitute wlUle Joe E Brown is her cor- duly their own medicine the respondence school graduate wrestler abounds In amusing dialoguepicture genand assistant Between them they uinely humorous situations and excelead the patients a merry chase characterizations Pictures of The romantic Interest ts carried by llent the babies who are contesting for Claudia Dell and Paul Gregory with valuable prizes In the Victory Baby Hobart Bosworth Lottt Loder and The presDon George Included in the support- Show are also beingtoshown and Including ent bill will play ing cast "Sit Tight” Is a picture for what- Friday t7C£ ever alls one The usual short subjects surround Bus Mishap Kills violin-dancin- "Sky High” a screen act and ParaOGDEN — Jack Robinson north- mount sound iipws complete the prowestern representative of the AmeriAt the organ Fainey presents can Guernsey Breeders’ association gram a "Spring Sing Tonic" a varied conwill be In Ogden and vicinity Thurs- cert that "glorifies American gong” ect work will close Friday day and Friday to meet with the The title chosen Is “The Mean Guernsey breeders according to A L Christiansen county agent Story of Back Streets ing and Significance of the Flanders Mr Robinson will visit Peterson Field Poppy” and each student Is OGDEN— On Paramount A Police Chief E of West Weber Slatervlllc allowed to treat the subject from any announced Wednesday Clearfield on Thursday Ogden and Wilfong Mr angle that appeals to him morning receipt of word from Christiansen said and during the A picture as colorful as Its name The four junior high schools and morning on John H ZuncH and Sec- afternoon will be In Davis county “City Streets" starring Gary Cooper the St Joseph Parochial school all President W J Horsley of Brigham They will visit Huntsville Eden and opens Thursday at the Paramount report keen interest In the contest retary 1931 the convention that of the City theater A big Paramount cast inEach school will send In its three Utah Peace Officers’ association Liberty on Friday A public meeting best essays to the superintendent's of Guernsey cluding Paul Lukas Sylvia Sidney office and a competent committee would be held in Ogden July 10 breeders will be held tn Huntsville Cooper's new leading woujan Wynne m at 8 Mr Robin- Gibson William "Stage" Boyd Stanlwill be named to make the final de- and 11 President Zundel is sheriff of Box son asp the Friday with ey Fields and Guy Kibbee appear in cision speaker principal Elder county and Secretary Horsley the picture which Is a story of the The winners will be announced Is district disfor the First back streets of a large metropolis attorney Thursday afternoon April 30 and trict where gangsters and law guardians the cash prizes distributed at that The convention will be composed time guilty and Innocent worker and rackof sheriffs chiefs of police county eteer’ meet In a great kaleidoscopic and district attorneys comity commaze of Intrigue and romance missioners and others "City Streets” was written by The place of holding the convenHammett who for years probed VANCOUVER Wash April 22 tion has not been announced but It — Henry C Owens former commis- the secrets of a great city's hiding ts understood that It will be in the sary sergeant Vancouver barracks places as a private detective The Hotel Bigelow was convicted of desertion and ac- story his first for the screen was OGDEN— Upon recommendation on an embezzlement charge taken frpm actual experience It Is quitted Wil-foof Chief of Police Albert E rackby an army court martial today He a romance of the Ogden city commissioners was sentenced to one year’s hard la eteers of the underworld whose feuds decided a Wednesday semaphore make headlines In all the great bor and a dishonorable discharge traffic signal Is not needed at Five dallies Points intersection Gary Cooper Is cast as a young Chief Wilfong pointed out that Pleasing westerner stranded In a big city and Playhouse COALVILLE— Elliot and Robert about 90 per cent of traffic there Is forced to make a meager living by W ith Clever Tuttle both of Ogden who Comedy using north and south He said that Edward former his skill as a sharpshooter at Clark stabbed Sheriff Josepn on Second street through stop signs a little shooluig gallery concession in HarrLsvllle and Washington avenues of Coalville In the shoulder and beat "Elizabeth Sleeps Out” a delight- an amuspment park Sylvia Sidney a In three acts by Leslie have been moved closer to the Inter- aup Frank Payne of Park City after ful comedy road collision between Henefrr and Howard Is the current attraction at naive girl reared In the tounderworld section wheVe they can be more Join her atmosphere urges him easily seen and recommended plac- Echo Sunday night pleaded guilty th Playhouse along with the favor- stepfather in the rackBen ing of red flash stop signs there to assault and battery and were lined ite leading man of Salt Lake debut et In he refuses of but his love spite which would cost about $330 The $75 each by Justice of the Peace Erway Mr Erway made his become Later for her she Involved with the Hale Munier Players last matter was referred to Mayor Ora John A Edwards of Echo Tuesday Sunday in this delightful comedy Bundy for consideration and has kept the crowds laughing all this week The story is that of a ’young Worthington Smythe who OGDEN— Word has been received nephew' has inherited & large sum of money by the local navy recruiting station from a great-aun- t The Tweedie SisLAST DAT of the standard ters that spinster aunts of Smythe are OGDEN— Charles Storey 45 of quota or eleven men will be ac- the executors of the will Double Young feature program for enlistment the during 3129 Eccles avenue suffered a cepted Smythe arrives at the memorial serbruised right leg Tuesday night when month of May by the lntermountalq vices at the same time as ’a man preThese candidates will be he was struck by an automobile said stations a funeral director in some- DOLORES COSTELLO to have been driven by Alonzo Had- called from the waiting list of 208 sumably who have completed their what of an Intoxicated condition The applicants Twenty-eighinttrsection at the of ley — In— funeral director Is mistaken for street and Washington ave- papers 8mythe and then the fun begins nue tre-Mr been a Erway has Few Seek Tax Cut — To date given Exile ( Mr Storey is said to have stepped a few former service men mendous ovation by the audiences for in front of the car He was treated only work as his comSmythe to have applied the county Worthington — AUo— ’by a physician and sent to his home mission for a reduction in the valu- Mlsa Treadway as “Aunt Elizabeth” to usual rises than as their ation greater of heights provided property BOY DISAPPEARS & for In a bill enacted by the recent Miss Daisy Del Wilcox plays her of Mrs Utah legislature OGDEN— On request ' oart with her usual grace and loveClara W Quinn 151 Thirtieth street liness Randolph Hale as the funeral —In— for Barnard Elks Name Committee — Is exceptionally good In 1olice are searching Qunni 14 said by his toother to have den Elks Tuesday evening named fact the entire cast is now at its ‘HOOK LIKE left home Tue&day night on his a committee on community and best R A "Michael and Mary” a play by A bicycle The boy ts said lo have bid- social welfare as follows: and told Norris chairman Charlie Thorsten-so- n A Milne will be the attraction at den his mother SINKER” her he would put out the lights when Raymond P Morrissey Virgil the Playhouse beginning with Sun he was ready to retire Dix Phil and matinee Dunkley day’a Board Decides To Remove Light Leon Errol Uo cou'i7’ BTATE-Dolo- Spanish class evonuig meeting with Miss Daisy Maginuls 2971 Washington Hvenuc p CLUB NAMES O Lu-cl- le luncheon at her home Jefferson avenue y Funeral sendees will be held at 1 p m Sunday In the Seventeenth ward In Ogden under the direction of Larkin & Sons Interment will be made in Salt Lake City ll-K-- Maude Richards returned street He was born September 12 1841 In Dennis Mass the son of Elnathan and Ruth Barker Eldredge He )s a direct descendant of William Brewster of the Mayflower He came with his parents across the plains In 1847 arriving In Balt Lake valley September 28 and was appointed by the Latter-daSaints church to be In charge of immigration across the 1861 in plains Mr Eldredge was called on a mission to Europe in 1863 and labored for a time In the Manchester conference In 1864 he w as appointed president of the Preston conference and In 1866 at the end of his mission he was appointed to take charge of the com-pantes of Latter-daSaints converts as they arrived In America He guided 5000 people to Utah In 1869 he was named with several other young men to colonize the Bear Lake valley While there from 1869 to 1874 he had a government contract to carry mall from St Charles Idaho to Evanston Wyo In 1878 he helped colonize St John Arlz He served a mission In Indiana in 1879 Surviving are his w idow Mrs Mary Eldredge and two brothers Jdehua Eldredge and Joseph U Eldredge 6r of Salt Lake City and seven daughters and four sons Mrs W E Wread Pasadena Cal Mrs E C Stratford Ogden: Mrs W S Wieler Mrs John Johnson E Roscoe Eldredge Mrs Ernest 8 Holmes Lawrence Eldredge Seymour Eldredge all of Salt Lake Citv Mrs H W Burton Los Angeles: Harold O Eldredge Pasadena Cal Mrs Maurice Griffin Los Angeles: 34 grandchildren and 12 FROTHY FARCE ON SCREEN NEW' ACTS AT ORPltEUM Tom Miss from California Wallace who will leae soon for southern Utah OGDEN— Elnathan Eldredge 89 veil known Utah pioneer who for many years had charge of lmml grants crossing the plains to Utah died Tuesday night at 12 o'clock at the home of his daughter Mrs E C Stratford hos- - '' Mrs Mary Raw son and Mrs Milton H White bridge dinner at the White home 3o85 Kiesel avenue in honor of Mlsa 13 23 1031' 1 -- Fftjtimui! LE GRIST SCHOOL OF DANCING 203 Deseret Bank Was 8120 WHERE THE STYLE frUi: AMitWiV jm muxs® ''pc APPEALING niuttpnNr nuafi Tfrt nas r fxrtAoearruA evsu rctsc rtfAT of re fta - NEXT FRICAY NIGHT ht I today IS Ballroom Class April 24th-7:- 30 Watch for Our Big Spring Show ta Sun ley Field VDCUOatf NOW EIGHT I D’l a scream! Out’ ‘Stepping -- With— Charlotte Greenwood REGINALD DENNY LEILA HYAMS Cliff Edwards 25c to I 35c I lot BABY SHOWS JUS and 9:13 I NEWSCAST COMEDY