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Show r --1 ,,,,,,!....t,,agovt,",t,,,,,,,f, ,,.',i,,;J:,.t;',,,,,?'"...,7 , ' , - , , , . , : . , . , . , . ' , t , , , . bisEnrr I FRIDAY- - JANUARY. 28 41927 NEWS am. : AND IDA EWS OF UTA ' , ',OGDEN-VICINIT- Given Carnegie Medal For 'Saving 2' Lives Y , Irregular ',vele ebookt be imparted la 1166ea Carets" Depart. irbo Deseest P.M Nall Lake V117. or Stamford lekle Watt. 0116 AtIre4 GladerelL kr,. 1464 Tweat7.4111.4 boe Ogden. Reed Ho Illegortere, 01111es, Itaaesemet , . , , -- es, , ! ' t ., , et , ' : 4 ,...;, ....: ; ' r; f 4 71., ; le ' ', 2..11i ; " . . ,: V. t - :.- ., i , ';'' ..; i , " ... i , ' It , .;.; -- 4 'I 't'. - : I. - - i :, ' 1: 4 ... - ; ; , , i' ! " ' f 1 1,, 4 1 ..,.. .,.. .- . .,.'.. , 4 . ; i .. i ,L.:- f: OCIDENJan. ft.Articles of ot tits Guaira& Flossie" wars filed with tit county clerk Thursdny. The stock is ed into 1,1100 shares of preferred ateck valued at 100 ads, and SO- ,01 shares of common stock at $1 a , pharea- -, Incorporators are Fred T. Flinders, Fred J. likka. Fred R. Plindoro, Wetter E. Lindquist and Ttosco O. Olfil li&M. The board of directors consists of Fred T. ruin. - dors, who it presidont; Mr. Own!tans. vice president. isnd Mr. Visits . secretary and treasuryr. Drvonas zs De:wilco., OGDEN. Jan. 21..Judge Gears E. liarkor In tho Second Martel tho owert, Vore actton of Flora L. Stonier tainst Kenneth B. Ranger whichwar, on trbat during Oho Oar. Ailscations of and cruelty Om 'firers Sot suMciontly proven, 7; ''; - I : - - !' ! , , , - ig. - - FJU iscokroitATzs. PINANCIE ' . National Canner Head --77 'To Address Utah Meet OGDEN. Jan.,- 24,..i.innouncentent loads by George Shorten. assist ant secretary of the Utah Canners' association. that Barry le Cannon. of Delaware, who was elected pros'- dont of the National Canners' asap- eiatica Thursday. at Atiantio City. onarfrt the 'seekers at the convention to be held March 4 and in the Hotel Bigelow. Other speakers will he Eimer Z. Chaim, ,ol sae Jose, ii:gli immediate past president. and Dr. R. A. Baker of the Americas of Chicago. 4.,,,,a company , ,t; , delegates. - In spite of the large nimber of hig a.tented' in the windy eity.-rier;.dyke said the hotel accommodations are inadectuste. lie predicted. that Ogden will experience au era of prosperity with the coming of. con. vitiations made possible by the construction of the new Hotel Bigelow. The Lions instructed their seer. ..7, tory to writs to l'rest. -- .Aaron -- W. ' - :Tracy of Weber toilette and express ppreciation for the evening of en. tertainment provided a week ego when the "Lion and the Mouse" was , presented by the students. and to commend - the students tor their . ropleadid , acting la the drama. '; 7. . Benefit IStock Show Donation ons 'roldl H Illegal,. is Ruling OGDEN..lan. ft. ....Conventions ire beneficial to cities. It was explained by Ellis Van. Dyke. to cluti Thursday The speaker. aL OS gen business man- who has lust rot- turned from L trip to the east. 'old while In Chicago he observed that conventions of various- kinde were an almost daily' vont. K. said he had to 'fight" for hotel accommer.. dation, owing to rthe large number ' - '. ' - , 1 .; 5 t ,' 4 4 ' , I, - ,,,, ;;;,' 4 ,T, , , , '' '' '. - : - ' z Payson-Spanis- , s. . 1 - - - ' s - ,,,,. ' , f , - ' i'' I t ' I '!' ., , ', ' ' z t '. , i , ' .t! ,''. Sun-Sa- . .1, , S. , cLEAN 1(10NEys , BY DRINKING , . ,.. A , - , , ..! - ' - t ,,- - A i Take - WATER Back Hurts es regards the reason for the R. H. Toolson read the drama "The act committed and what could be Pretender: by Ibsen.. Witacrect,Shat-SaLliteac- e, aticial tea met at said. Th juvenile court act en the the Cammunity church Tuesday attotnoon Mrs. wiar Bert Stevens and eel this. state Is sound Itlitut becobe and law," Judge Morgan Mrs. J. R. Vance as hostesses. A quilt was made to. kis ;atilt; to' the est LEADERS Eating too much rich food may produce kidney ntrouble in some form. says a authority. acids created excite the - because the kidney& Then they become over . worked. get sluggish. clog up and 1 cause all sorts of distress. e , larly backache and misery in the I kidney - region. rheumatic twinges. ! ovens headaches. acid stomach. constipation. torpid liver. sleepless-flea, : bladder and urinary irritation. The moment your back hurts or 'f , kidneys aren't acting right. or if bothers you. begin drinking bladder 1 ' i: Iota of good water and also get ! . about four ounoes of Jad Salts from i any good inpharmacy; take a table. ili I .' a glass of water before spoonful ,.....-'h breakfast for a few days and your 0" may then act fine. This kidneys ' is made from tho acid ' !IIgrapessalts and lemon Juice combined , '' and has been used for ' ''''. with !Rhin. t' years to flush clogged kidneys and ' stimulate them to activity; also to neutralise the acids in the system S' ' ' an i that they no longer irritate. thus '' I. ' relieving bladder disorders- ",often f Jed Salta cannot injure anyone; :,-a delightful effervescent 1.' 4 lithia-wetdrink which million. r ... men and women take noW and ' I: gt to help hoop tho kidneys and ),1 Urinary organs clean, thus often ti TAVGINT. Jan. proiect leader. in clothing trots each ot the horn. and community -- Cache neetions--- t county branch tarm bureaus Thursday received intruction in pattern and garment making under Miss Myrtle Davidson. home. demonstration leader of the U. A X. Extension division. Friday afternoon a similar group of leaders in horns ,management will meet them ' LOGAN, -- ' '' , ' . , s, ! k. , .. . t , 4' '' '' - f,,, , makes er ' ' &voiding meriting 0Adv. , . ,,,11 ' , - Leiliency Shown JARMO Marrs Al LOGAN., 211. MZTAL WORKS INCORPORATES. Jan. (Special)Articies of incorporation of the Superior Metal Works, with beedaartere-anthe shops here. were filed with .;Capitalizacounty clerk Thursday. divided into Ile $25.00 is tion shares. The officers and incorporators are: Joseph Hodges. presiWeston vice president; dent; H. J. L. Clark, secretarY; J. A. Oshenbein. treasurer; Lewis Sandstrom. general manager: WI..y B tIt sign and M. C. Poulter,, additional directors. LOGAN, d Payson Lions Finance Poultrymen's. Excursion ;,- -- DAUM 'FILLMOREA wedding receetiOn in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lambertson who were married last week was held Tuesday evening at th home of the brides parent. Kr. and Mrs. Edward Day. Mrs. Lambertson was formerly Miss La Rue Par,. They will live at Fan. PROVO, Jan. bile delinquency is increaning this locality le the belief Chief Police Wren Wilkins expresees hot Annual report te the city temM161101 IS per cent of the cases handled by the police department during the pain .year have been thee of juveniles, Chief Wilkins states. There were 169 cases of malicious mischief committed by Hive.. bile during 1916; 199 bisisles stolen . mostly taken by juveniles. lit cases of jurenlis petty lareenyt 13 burglaries., three forger,.. and Many other types of petty crimes. Chief Wilkins expresses doubt as to whether tbe proper kind of punlehment is being meted out to the young miscreants, and in itunnort of hitt opixion to a ease of where a youth waspoints committed to the state industrial school and was soou to4.---He was no sooner free (has he was recommitted on a burglary charge. Since then be has been pa.. Toted and recommitted several times and at present is under. tiurvelilance Of the local Pates. His report shows malicious mitt. chief, juveniea, 16): driving without lights, 6; stealing bicycles, 11 wrong parking. 1911; petty' larceny. juveniles,111. 11 driving cars under the age of le; grand larceny. Juveniles. 1; driving cars under the influence of liquor. 4: truancy. 13; runaways. juveniles, 8: cases invest.. tigated and settled out of court. Set; quarantine flags posted. 464; estray animals-- impounded.93: bicyeilee found end - turned -- over-- to owners. 448; auto accidents Inver Heated. 132: lost children found and turned over to 'Parents, 14; unsanitary places inspected. 94; vicious dogs disposed of, it; bad checks collected. 19; people notified to take care of chickens. I; stolen autos 15; dead animals taken care found, ; smoking, juveniles. 4; insultfemales. 2; selling liquor. 3: rn.. ing besslement. 1; burglary. juveniles. '12; forgery; ' juveniles. 3; desolate females. 1. ' paro- - of.-8- Hospital is Needed Jam, CRUCIAL ROUND IN NEBO LOOP PA TSUI. Jan. feebie-mind- feeble-minde- ---- - sod -- tsysturit Mr. and Mrs. Nels At the last meeting of the Lions fly Tettsdale-anclub an appropriation was made iSTIPell of this city' announce the and a committee appointed to work birth of sone with Ow poultry and dairy ELSIOCiA HEBERManisa licensee have tions to encourage and promote these two industries in this commu- been issued by Alfred Sharp county clerk. to the following couples: Jonity. The Poultry association wan the seph Earl Gingell. Hannah. and Eva first to tak up the proposition and Cope. Mid View: John VI Henderhave arranged to run an excursion son. Provo. and Erma ROee Pytielf. Feb. 2, to American Heber. Wednesday, Fork and Draper where they will visit some of the most up to data end Progressive poultry farms-a-a- n I for the and Member of the executive committee of the National MentaL liSliene steeietY ot NeviYork; as a guest of the Provo Kiwanis club Thursday deelared America's most itnortant health problem today is mental britleueDr. Wallace is touring4be countrY making observations of the conditions of- and- the facilities tor the d Peohandling of the some time at the ple. He has State mental.pent where bei hospital states he tam found the conditions of the Institution physical In. lint but declares what Utah needs shape Is a separate hospital for feebleminded. t He stated it and reiaspnised 4it the proper remedies applied, is just as preventable as any other disease. While the financial side of the building and maintaining of a sepd Is arate school for the a tremendous item it is really Unimportant when compared with the social side of the situation he asserted. .Noce selection. were elven by Mitts Marguerite JrlinerliGn Prest T. L. Schofield told tits members that tho clubs major pro. Ject would ,Iseuthat of city beautifi-- f AHD 1 Journey(' to Nepht Friday vening.1 while Payson. believed to be the most formidahle rival of the Red Devils. invades Eureka jubilant at Wednesday's Ictory over the Nephi quintet. Coach Young's Nebo division leaders stip ed thOr ability to atags a comelou-- k at Spanish Fork,1 Wednesday night when they won, by a ten point margin after trailIng the dangerous Spaniards for almoet three periods. With two re-- 1 fillers out of the game. Spring-- , vine's performaaos was regardeW as excellent end Nephl la not ex-- 1 tweeted to prove dangerous to the' Onward march of the local team Nephi has met two successive re-- 1 verges of late. Payson Di expected to humble Eureka but the Miners showed eilbil in subduing Wednesdey isvening filephi. with some excellent basket- hooting Place. taking r mitotic 4 confidence .shouldEureka make Payson' s task corsiderably harder.1 than was nticipated prev1onitly.1 PaYson in second place, Springville next week. and a meets' over Eureka iv an absolute victory noceeI Springville, next week, end a vtee; say toe Coact Buie WoolleVa team., BURIED-U- GLY -- TO - LOCK AT 4 ts Jiói. BIXOHAII. Deputy sheriffs Wednesday ordered slot machines and punch boards removed trent all business !louses. It is understood punch boards used to stimulate candy trade will - not be molested. Authorities claim children have encouraged to play slot machines and the complaints resulted. Charlotte, IC& Oct 21: have been a sufferer from a most During a recent visit here Sheriff Cliff Patton edited be would at ea unsightly skin disorder, my face be- early date meet with the town ing full of pimples and bIckbeads board to discuss the question of and my complexion was very mudooperation In law enforcement. dy. It was very..ngly to look M as it was red and hit7 and it annoyed me by itching and burning. I tried "My little gni hati a bee conga. 1 gave ksr a few doses of Peters Hooey end many treatments, but got no relief. Ter Compound and she wee greedy When I was a small baby I had relieved- - If you went rest at night, eczema on my body and my mother especially where there are children. used Resinol Ointment on it and Comkeep Polars Hooey and Tat she recommended it to me at this ;mood ott beat" time. In desperation I decided to send for a sample of Resinol After Clyde 11:11emou. Marlboro. Vs., using the sample I bought more Resinol as I was convinced it was 1416 a fins no chiareforak opiates, a splendid remedy. After I had apdependable family cough remedy befour plied it times, the pimples ter anddreo and grows pentane ' gan to heal and at the end of two Reasombet the Name weeks they had entirely disappeered. Now, I have such eon& TOLEYS E137LYttANDTAR demo in Resinol Ointment I would not WI- - without it" (Signed) Mrs. I Alton D. White, It 11.. D. 11 Ruled at Int, quickly aid us!!! follow-u- been permitted end in meny cases compouND OPENS FIGHT FOR 0:$ JW m Policeman's Wife Ogden :To be Buried Sunday FOUR YEAR 'TECH', and Friday Idaho. Jail. Southeaster Idaho rePresealativea. repotted to have Won 3 a ante. her. Thunder. at caucus is it local betel. vetoed the Itattle cry." of a, "Pour Tear Tech," in deckling that a bill. to amplify premat oarricatuntme the lane Technical statute to acisde four 1,6r tours. se all branches of engiseenrig. e hould be li.tr.de4 Meador more. Jan. IL tleorge K.-- Jorgenson. repreantative el Bannock musty, was chairman of the meet Inr tin the aulteetion Repreeenta. rtive J. F. Whitney of MeCommon. present repreeeatativen derided to courses proposed plans for four year at the Pocatello institution to mesa-beof the mt., board of education Sunday. J.R. IL lu the event plans are sot received tavolablY by the state board. the bill to 'oaks the institute a four year institutieet wilt he introduced Monday. The pending bill is repotted based upon the recent eurvey mode by G. A. Covell Of tbs Oregon Dna A. C.. whith recommended coarse megineartair home economic and pharmacy with cowrie in- - liberal arts available to first year etutenta The measure would also provne for Ma Men in snuale as now offered by lbw Tech. as Jorgenion. Representative chairman. charged members of the ten board of aducatioa Priam. BOISE, Saturday to every lady vibiting our stores, we will give ABS. LUTELY FREE, one pair of red, white or bine suer . cerized knit mittens to fit a child from ages ono to five years. We are doing this to induce you to call in you and see the wonderful bargains we have to offer ' for Friday and Saturday. On account of lack of space we are only advertising a few of the hundreds of Big Money Saving Bargains , Friday and Saturdfy. , ' 1000 Pair Child's Shoes ts Nom 1 lie a tops. with maim loot btelt, LW valetas" tiosiordler thety. pair cnc Bo3rs' - and Girls' -- OGDEN.at 2as Hs.. Tait Jan. ibill SO lissalit at this astest natal services tot Mrs. Doldie Emma 10 patra la inistass Limit Wiggins. U. wife, of J. Marl Wig, D. S., wilt he held gins. polies-offi51:$ p.m. is the Sew Sunday. Jan. 25. 65C psis Third ward chapel. with Biabop IL .SAS irointio.v4 B. Richardson in enlarge. Interwill be in the Ogden tramOterl. plant r - Mrs. , Wiggins - died Thureday after 'Hansa- at the born. 446 along Mowry Otto& SIAS tolott 641 Collor Washington avenue. She was born crop self Sr nvo too tato to two tlooto to moo In Charles. Ida, April IL 101. taise. 111:1A filo "Moo. tho dauhter of Abel and Christian protat WINlisterder gear 100e Sit how. Bergreen Johnson.. Rho has lived in Ogden sine her in LAIL bbe was a memberinarriags of tau Chureis Coats and the Utah Daughters of Loam Tiviall le diced against the Tack. Nonoebbile Gomm's Ws ars her busbatui and Surviving .111.911 the following children: Evan W.. .23416 valor Glen E. Ralph T. Lila Dorothy and Carat SatiltGreeta SLIM val.. BRIEFS Onidis WigginitI--tweau, 'washers. Clyde 1widows 1013.1 Mt Saturday and Walacs Johnson. BLACKPOOT:-.Joh- n Mind Jan- - I len of Rexburg and Leona PaulBountiful Octogenarian - sen of Lewisville. Idaho, were married by Probate Judge J. E. Good Answers Call of Death Wednesday. Ohm They will live at Rea Newry Oidoi le sew Wyly, BOUNTIFUL. Jan. Aheet WO pekes Meek and IPILSO ' samuel Lew. SS, resident of ibis town SAM Ai haloes vale, to eller. oho for nearly 30 years. died at his home NAIADBias Emmie May Beinap they hare Thursday from old age. Mr. Clifford Holbrook. of Ogand 50C Shot Mr. Law was born in South Staf- den. were Iltarrid Wedneaday aftfordshire. England. Dec. 133C a ernoon by Judge D. P. Nyasa 40111.44, lAtilliant-an-Aso. Low. -married Sarah Ann Lunn Feb. 3. POCATELLOWednesday night 1341. They joined the church in was observed as 'Past Masters' 11131and immigrated to Utah with IOWA at Portneut lodge No. IL Shoes , weiglit. An Nagle. about their seven children in 1603 living A. P. Ilon A. 111. This annual affair bey here two, years then going to Eu- of tbo lodge was under the diree. feat reka where he worked sus a con- thou of Cyril D. GriMths. worship. brickmanon until 1000 When flu l master. and the guest of honor atom to Nita; brakes storks tracting he returned to Bountiful. an atom bat own in took Mad. -1of the evening mos John Hunter. 1.urkisiCroivelt-i , Hero nary Surviving are the following chil- wbo was the first master of the Cl 0 QSC OP tot dren:- E. A. Law, Alborts, Canada: lodge. during the years IMAM woo 11040; A. E. Law.- -- Sacramento, geed !HO' else. ihoHunter has further diotlitetlee Calif.; of liet values. Hers Charles W. and Minot, Law. Bountihaving been the first local agent ore. rola Mrs. of the? W. J. I the abort Line and was also one ful; Adams, The Danes. of 114 early grand masters of the Ore.; 33 grandchildren and :2 Grand Lodge of Idaho. He is still .Funeral servicas will he held in an employe of the road is gait Lehe. tho Bountiful Pirat ward chapel at to 3 About 3011 padres ohms , 2 p.m. Sunday. Jan. 30.- and 3 tot 1134 11113110.1 ber". Outlaw Mensal 81.5 Outman, WENDELLWendell will note March 4 on a $4.144 bond issue to awls yol lirvv env, .35 vat- -, Don't ovorriook thin bortroiou see. ler Hwy haprote the city streeets. It is unge. A. keg as Iron.eke"Matron of Payson Is derstood of the bond issue carries last 11, vv. Ivor" the main business will ' street section Laid Final Rest be gravelled and the half mile stretch front the First National bank PAYSON. Jam Funeral services for Mrs. Mary corner to the main highway reElise Gordon Calkins, who died built. Sunday of heart failure. were held ThuradaY j. the Second ward chapel wErs,ANARCHIST;--- 'omit Biellógi Jasper Hill in charge. Music was by the ward choir with M'ADOO LAYS CRIME a quartet by Relief society irmakbers WEST TEMPLE OR Water and solo by Mrs. Marie Haiti. ON DRY FOES Ulb sketch of - h.r - life Biographical was read by Mrs. Anna eti Irient'VOLEV'Inie) Simaterl were Fred Tanner. Bishop , Hill and Willard C. Burton of Salt wavy thee 'Shocking as is the run lug Lake who baptized lire. Calkins el 4111111a1117. kie 30 WEST BROADWAY coMparisoni years ago Thuroday. Prayers were between the .two -. 5C instated. "the figured should by Jesse Taylor and L S. Bills. The see Ptak or blue - Stores' at Irmo In Paytime cemetery was dicate that at least the evil in this 'LSO giga &holt 12 ie dedicated by Arden Eimer. country is one of long standing. Irsioesw w tootonste. Provo, Eureka. and that there has been a decrease Moroni Resident is In crimes of violence at least is MAIL ORDE.1111 VILLED ir.mmommolmb7 parts of the country . since Paid Last Respects certain the adoption of prohibition." MORONI. Jani Regarding enforcement of the to- - , services were held Wednesday law and the amendment McAdoo presided In the constitution tor, makes it possible to take steps In the West ward chapel for James told the bar association that under mneading its provisions are too ward 'eradication of this weed. se. becaum of ha being the Draper. who died Friday Speakers the conetituticre as Interpreted by tedious and complicated to afford 1 named tire ea were Bishop Daniel Anderson, Bishhope of prompt relief. This claim bane of the pneumatic vehicle. $ op Ephraim Nelson. Jabox Faux and the supreme court itself. an actual ie hardly tonsietent with the states , Orlando Brea ley. Interment was in obligation rented upon the which theyatl Moroni City cemetery. ether to pass legislation parallel claim .......!I the same time, to the effect Surviving are th following chil- to the Volstead act. or to adopt the Eighteenth amendment was' dren: Ferrell. Ernest. Isaac and the provisions of the ad. so as of the tnt-only adopted because Arthur Draper, Gantt la: Mxs., Tresza to provide - enRichards. Pleasant Grove; Mrs. Os- forcement ofcompetent- local - proper facility with which new prohibition. car Hansen. M. Eruct Blackburn. provisions cam be written into and In referring to the repeal of out Blaine. Resell and Carl Draper, Mor of our fundamental law." state liquor laws. such as has ocMembers of the E. A. Wedgwood In further denying that the curred in New York state and in amendment was "sneaked ever." camp No. 1. United gpan!sh war Montana. in held the that veterana speaker . will install their new com: McAdoo pointed out that prior to Green River Man 'isS. Wright at a reality such repeal was unconstiprohibition had been adopted mander. ttiRichard Laid Rest in Price tutional . and the laws itLIl stood 1$1$ be held Friday at 8 meeting torty-eigin thirty-twof the on the statute books. because no states. In I. Y. the 0. 0. hall. 41 Postoffire PRICE. Jan. were pamed as substitutes for Place. services for Williant Andrew Mr. was elected laid Wright Pentane. 29. who died in San Fran. the ones repealed. VINE. PROHIBITS PUNCTURE month and has been a member of In explaining this view be drew risco Jan. Id were held here MonYine California the The Witt its en s'nee mass coat case. with a puncture federal with the Notre a day.' organization. eomparison Dame Do Lourdes under the direc- The amendment. accordtng to the was added to the list of noxious During the gpanieh.American tion of Monsignor A. F. Giobannoni decision of the supreme court. weeds by the Mato department of he was a member of the Utah Interment was in the Price City Falls upon Congress to past an agriculture Thursday .The action eemetery. Polizano was born at Green River. enforcement law. such as it- - did Aug. le. IR7, the son of Frand and in adopting theVolatead act Such in effect. Congress Josephine Pentane. He lived around a law being Carbon county-number of pears, would not- - be able to repeal it. and in. CallfOrnia,wOrited ace. sec, without providing anti, tieRforeman for the Southern Pact. State as such a repeal Mould .lat tic...AiviPt Calif. held- unconstitutional by the supreme court. he stated. . SALINA INFANT BURIED. f . .,. Only One Legal Coarse.' SALINA. 3an.21.....(Spikiall--Fitnerservice's were held Tuescley Likewise. if Congress. adopted a ' afternoon at the residence of K. W. substitute legalizing the sale of : WO:it:I If4104t41 Bird for the Infant son of Mr. and Mre. M. Ifirt The speakers were light wine and beer, this would of 1310h0P C. E Petersen of the First necessity he declared null and void , ward of Salina. ,Asael Curtis. and by the supreme court as unconstBrigham Casto the great.grand-- , itutional and the .,Vobstead act father of the child. The First ward would remain on the booka This ., ....... choir sang three numbers. Internient statement was offered az an an, was in the East cemetery. swe to the "wine and beer" advo ,. cer - -- Flu-sar- i.. L 41POIPIP Garments -- Men's Unions Ladies' Silk Vests 65c Leather 4 Bkle Galoshes , vialues,10414 4198 Ladles' Pure Thread Silk Hose L. D. S. Garments 51.45 I.. - 400 Pr; Men's 75c Wool Mixed ---- And - Oxfords 75c Boys' and Men's Rubbers 490 Ladies' Nighties 75a at Modern Wholesale Dept. , EVERYBODY'S -- ' . --- -- thatS W ar - -- Vets To Install Leader - --- - at ht o- i 1' - , . - , - - - . .. ..... ROY'S IPTNESULL kleAdoc reiterated that there Is and only cms legal course for opponents of prohibition to take. and that is the passing of a constitutional amendment repealing the Eighteenth amendment in many atates the opponents' P311. of prohibition are too imeatient to MRS. HANSEN rrNERAL SATtRe pursue this course," he stated.,'be-- ; cause they claim that the methods! LOGAN. ,Jan. atria Gerrie for Mr Ida C.willHan-be son. wifs of Carl Hansen. tho Eighth ward chaise' Nat. Downey Boys Foriake Imlay,. Jan. 29. at I p.m. Tito hods 046 Equations For Stiady Isar bs slowed at tho residence,. from Boron, North, Saturday , rapt Of Making Good Eats 10 a.m.. ta 1 DOWNEY. Idaho. lam. 2L- -STATE OBITVARIES. (SpecialiEleves boys eons of ranchers and ranch Cob Vomit, Le Is businessmee employes as well as farmer . Vitt Colo. 4, daughter of William Sr. taking cooking IW the divot and goderbiprie Downey high school. Thursdav night at tho bomb. ild Camp cooking la sot thf study. Survivrhirtioth argot Onioneven a this however. is Omits& ing are the tgaronta and one sister. country where that style of the is held at a high art culinary The boys are going premium. IBinglutm Soor'smen into the kitchen the same as do the girW classeoloarning Protest - Moving Elk the prepartion of food , Irons, the , 1 Jan. ground up.. Later en they may. tiozoltAlt declares Principal Harding, and A eommittee lugs boon annotated to draft resolottons nrotectingagalturt bp don't, say 'wlirtdake up the necessary recipes to maks . them filo proposed drivinsr of thew elk . premier came cooks. clean from the norther part of lb. are Heys listed in the servo to 'diddle .esnyon in Tooele . Dail Reed Hyde Boem, Cyril twenty, urt LAIVO II Coffin. Res RobinThe elk in the preservo were par. son. Percy Burma, Jack Evans, claimed by litinshem sportsmen a Qtcott Penelope, Orville Saloom., IttOtee'd and fed by tkenti Tt foe Garth awl Floya Sparrow. believed the cutting down of - the would atnistakibe presorts Jan. aervices for Le. I.e. Earl eon of John A. end Elva Pierre Earl. who died Wednesday of diabetes, will be held in the Providence First ward chapel Sunday. Jan. 30. at 2 LOGAN. One n . - , - open secret It's an open secret that Schilling Baking Powder -- - contains more of that wh'olesomer but costly more creamofitartar than anrother brand.. - , - hv 1 , - 11P141 " t -- I . - -- - . , S - - . - - B akl Tea 11 , g,gowder - - Eitracts (kilt) Splees Coffee .. - ' . ' E ft.,, , , , - ,.--- a - - , e. .',!7AiVIr.......,,,f,;,477,0:4.-!3..15,..I.V,- ,?1, al - . ' N - ,,BLNOttaX, ;Alt The Bingham fire department will endeavor to enlist the other fire departments of the state In a move to have the county depertmeuts taken out of politics. It is claimed that In many cases the appointments are made as a reward for political activity rather than efficiency in handling fire fighting apparatus. The Salt Lake eounty fire depart. mint has rendered valuable aegis-tenhere on three oorasions and the people are deeply Altercated in the way it is handled. PROVIDENCE Slot Machines, Punch ' Barrea at Bingham Boards RED.SKIN PIMPLY, ITCHED 41 2$ IN DESPAIR OVER 211- ,-1 B. Hayes.; died esti, Juveniles It State School is Scored FILLMORM. and Mrs. Owen W. Bunker announce, the birth tor a son. Mrs. Bunker was formerly Miss Ruth ..Kottison. , BINGHAM--Waand means In which to install a- public library in this district is being worked on by the Women's. Civic and Kiwanis clubs.- If necessary the town board will be asked to authorizer a special tax for the pbrpose. cation. COALVILLEThe opera "Chimes of Normandy" will be presentel by th North Summit' high school mu- Fire Damages Repiired sic department. There were about 20 boy came for tryouts Tuesday Free by' Lumber Firm and the girls will have their tryJan. SMITHFIELD, outs the coming week. 4 A. fire Wednesday at the A H. residence Ackley through an over. TorIELt The International heated stove & Mining pipe was soon satin. will SltIn company build fa new houses for their em- guished by the local fire depart. Mr. and Mn. Ackley are ploves as soon as the weather per. merit. mite Eighteen houses were built both deaf and dumb, It woald.have a been loss for serious them It last year. their house had burned. The damHEBERMr. and Mrs. A. E. Berk- ages of $IO were replaced free of man announce the birth of a son. charge by the Smithfield Lumber Me Berkman. is of the Daniel school and principal also Boy Scout executive of the Wasatch division of the Timpanosas council. Mr. and Bingham Firemen Wish Mrs Orson Kohler announce. ' the Forces Out of Politics .birth-oye Jan. Poe 1 :'- - t ..a.l.eAueeedeledoll . .: ,: disorder LIle. Mary , SOUTHEAST IDAHO ., : i. ; - kidney , I , Thareday at hospital a lingering illnass Mrs. Hayes bad melded bare 8S ram gas was bora31110.at aVirginia daughCity. Mont... dept ter ot Mr. sad Mrs. L. D. Mbar, aionsers of Montana. Mrs. Mayes was married lug. lint. at Laski flock. mow Idaho Palls. la R. J. Mayne, an employe in rho railroad shops. They lived at Eagle Rork ono year sod then i moved to Blackfoot and altar a rsaMmies theta cams to Poca0 'abort tello wheel his railroad- shops were movad thors. Mr. Mayes diet& Aug; U. 3916.sall sines then Mrs. Hayes has lived with her daughtor. Vs A., T. dahlberg. Surviving sis her ..on. tar. Mrs. L. D. Wilbur of this city nd the following children: William L. Frank and ,Ralph R. Mayas. Mn. A. T. Bahltari. Pocatello: Mr& Ay. thur Pletehar. Boise; a aistar. Atm. in N. Ci loranklin 1ocat.hio .t of feeble-minde- , . - , 4 I Irrairobar tartlet Dolivorl bo roorted el. OA Carrier Delportamose Prey.Demerol Me owe. gait Lake 11,1tY " Cierd Booth. Cireigin. floorosemostivo. fel. (isomer liosaostogo ' ' 1 Idaho, J. Day', a local - - POCATELLO (8pacia1)Mrs. witiow of B. at a social in the Third linquents and receiving constructive ward dancing For Feeble Miiided hall Wednesday the other hand. he evening.recreation training. On 44 Mr. Low was presented minors. inmates of said there are with the .book "The Rise and ralU the state prison for offenses termed of Sanyo: Hygiene Expert Says felonies. without useful training or Instruction whatever. The contrast SMITHIPIELE1---Th- e PROVO. Jan.Ladies Literbetween these two groups should be a ary club met with Miss Saran etc. George L. Wallace. superintendent warning not to treat juvenilessolo--as, Crake of the Massachusetts Anat. school Mrs. Thursday afternoon.' criminals but as problems to be the state. The caravan will leave at 7:30 am. and all interested in the Poultry business may apply to members Salts to Flush Kidneys of th Poultry &110C tat i012 board previous to date of vislt Bladder Bothers or ' k ' ,OF LOTS Kiwanis 17 at the convention of th s Livestock week. association In Bait Lake-thispent 'Wednesday Secretary Jardine hers It (the home of Mr. arid )(rs. Harry C. Parker. lie returned to Balt Lake Thursday morning. jam the .1. W.- - V. Wine luncheon Wednesday was the speaker. Het spoke on- the The proposal of the district Judg- "Atli and of tn. es ift Onfttrittiee recently to give Kiwanis In Our City: Chairman O. 'district courts jurisdiction ever Jo- 1.4 Items of the public affairs coin. first of cities "tulles in sill but mates the work already 1second class. wile characterised by done forreported Lincoln birthdal festhe R. Fred Morgan. Juvenile Judge tival Feb. 12. Kipecial music was speaking before- the asBingham follows: Solo. Miss Evelyn Mona backward as wants club Thursday. sons. loges family; musical son; stem number. Katheryn Kimball. 13. Quoting District Judge Thorne' It Miles reported the project as Burton, micretary of the district fostering closer, juvenile and spokesman Judges organisation for the recent convention. "Eighty., SMITHFIELDThe seminary stufive per cent of crimesdents of the limithilekt First ward appropriaby juvenliesoThe will give the following program in was of tions to take care juveniles the ward chapel Sunday. Jan. le. the at less than 1E0.40 a yedr.--O- n 7:3e p.m. with Grant Gyilenskol have courts other band the district "Mormon Reading..all the necessary machinery, etc." conducting: Creed. Afton Green; talk. 'Sern. the with Judge Morgan countered Procedure and the Opportisn. declaration that not SO per cent of inary It Affords." Itilma Corbridget the érime in this district. the largest ity Lath, "Knowledge of God laecessary in point of population in the state. for Phebe Woodruff: is committed by juveniles. and that talk. Salvation. 'Ismael in the Wilderness: ao. the. other statementkin the MAIN - will Prayers-by were Incorrect. , Clove Milligan and Bud Plowman. The speaker pointed out that SS age gide and IS boys, all under the SMITHFIE1,0---Th- e 172rd quorum of IS years. charged, with misdeentertained the retirmeanors, are inmates of the Indus. of Seventies trial school at Ogden. classed as de- ing senior president. Sylvester Low Mans M. reterl ofor Aariculture Jardine "Big Bill" of his undergraduate dors. elt me.in his old college town to rest up after his work Parson fish and game association haverelected officers as follows: President. Bert Wagnall: vice premducat John Gardner; secretary-traEdward Patten: board mem. berm Clifford Barrie. Edward Gris Clyde Stewart. I.Ainard John Wignall. John Daniels. fir..Burt, and Bdward Frisby. A committee has been. appointed r to setting aside the crowed in the Mellow front the mouth of the can-yto the high schoo l. as a game , refuge. A challenge to a rabbit bunt from the Spanish Pork association was accepted. Fifty members from each n association will leave Payson Jan..110. Atm .Tim hunt to he south in the vicinity of Mills. , 1.,eierst vrin fuoilab..fik,,,ruPpr anal dance for the winning side. UTAH BRIEFS SMITHFIELDAt f . OBITUARY Pocatello Resident for 38 Yeezs is Called 11 PROVO I the under Carnegie hero award commissiofl . has been awarded to Ralph H. Jae. obs, special student of the Idaho Hart. Tech. tor rescue of Delbert ley of Owosso, Mich.. from the rivof Snake the treacherous waters r at Clarkston. Idaho. on July 2, am rescue time At of the Jacob's letek were In. a poralysed condition. having been crushed some time previous. It bee bee 'mows tor some time that the committee' had considered Mr. Jacobs as a recipient of the award but no official notice had , been received. , Mr. Jacobs whbee home la at lAw, 'atom Idaho, was enjoying a plunge In the river with a group of trientla On. of the girls. Miss Yvonne Eric. son of Astoria, Wash.. was caught in a strong eddy and Mr. Hartley, who was first to see her danger, plunged in alter her but not being ea ex- -, pert swimmer . both were in 'mole. Idiot danger of being drowned. Mr. Jacobs, observing their plight, pitingLd after 'them- and trucceeded Pussling Mice Ericson to- where she wee able to take care of herself and thendragged Hartley to sate water. The, herwienr- of the deed-I- ti the more Accentuated When one remora bers that lir. Jacobs effected the res. cue with his arms alone. f Abolish His Court LOGAN, Jan. Fork h PAYSON. :., ' Scores Move to - Hunters to Compete . 4. 1 Juvenile Judge pro-M- et , - , oemt-pro. Utah-Idah- T 4 ,, -- IL rigid banded twirler of the Sandlots or Oakland is the that rookie to l o a karat' alga tract for ISM Miller annexed his signature to an Ogden contract lain Mon. day at Los Angeles and will re. here for spring tratning rn April President--- Thomas Leon of the Gunners announc. ed yesterday. , ' I thwit )4fIIi, . ' OGDEN. Jan. 3 --- 7, - ' Um mammy and that last year the commiseion granted the request of the whow official& that Chairman Handel, explains by the cOMM1111101 Sgnite given offimho twisty this month to the cials camp from the exhibit fund.- PUOJECT Ogden Signs Yo tuig -Oakland: Pitcher ' ,4 tho OgOGDEN. Jam den Livestock show is a privato tor. cannot I.. poration Weber county gaily donato ;Mies to th show from the general fund in the opinion giv-E. en by County Attorney Parley Norseth to Weber county commission. This opinion is favoredRan-ba-byn H. I.. County Commissioners and Frank- - W. Stratford. Bum-Mo-- il Amanita M. Commissioner who did not favor the opinion of tint county attorney. catted attention to a ruling of the attorney s genStrilli that it Wall legal to apple-print- et111 -, si - broils, medal.- 0 oboolli a - fiHi Convendons - y cial)A T. . 1 POCATELLO. Ida., Jan-- 1 , . : I Idaho Tech Student e i - -.- - - . , - |