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Show Sfc THE DESERET NEWS -- OGDEN ImwlM . O.d,. f"1" .rat. T Dvw Halarea. TfL CMt, r.lsftos HpumumII Alfred filMotll. Olfla, IT! MED cl, OF o.PKN beh i ' Fieri nfi j 1 r? 1 -- A u commit J Taylor SHE KILLS WEDNESDAY AND THURlSDAY om- - Ji. c th A v m: e- 0 O Yprmtr, OGDKN Feb, th I won nation jstickM rsshter at-j cff loo. wan instantly Wilin' I a eop'na siorJgj crashed wh . the kyligM tnmpnrarv throughoffice and alruik i m on th tickat 4 t V v - e EspeBally featuring housecleaning helps at unusually U& prices. Many other home needfuls at extraordinary savings. $4Q0 Boyles Old English Waxer-Polish(p 0 19 pr Tho i tnxm A gust of aind ramod part of th burned roof of tb tat'n building and n truck th Mono whUh wighid HO'l Th "tuna IM1 a dihtsnr storv of Eoynd. from theof eooond the buld ng portion Yentxer wan working at hia Uie time of the av'ctdent - Thomas Corn, ticketI agent and James Jurgena ticket 5 Bolton, and FrU eel are. were in the office at the time the the skylight crashed through ytne Bolton receHfd Might injuries to hi? men Map! two other The fingers. Injury Mr. Tenuer resided at Ml TwrnD-eightst root He had ben in the emthe past four ploy of the company for eam and laat July was promoted to cashier. He ia survived by hid wife and two children- - organ-rTtlon- . give rrember of the Mefrty, Alpine stake high V - h perftet device, for waxing and polishing fmors haves time, trouhr, wax and monev Mak a floor iol tubing earv aa running a carpet sweeper To ca hNN purchaser of this remarkable Viaxir ioluhf r ednt sday or Thursday we will T; coun- - r J4MF.S WIRRRT HENPRirhft. v (Ppet .al to The News) RICHMOND Keb 27 James Nart. V-V-; ren Hendricks did at hig brine here S juat 24 days s bunriay from erysipelas MrMonk waa born In P rmlngham, Mr Hendricks was born at Salt England, Ivov. 14 148 He left Engtake. Feb 11. 184, th ton of land In company with the nte hemyei !. and Alvira L. Hendr,cKa-Hi- s Woraencroft and John E'lnunt. crona-Inear.y life waa spent in freighting and tha plains by ox teams in 18$ VV fromtier work, after which he was a and settling In Payaon, where he has railroad contra tor. Ho then went to a'nca resided. He waa In tha llla k farming and he became a leader In Hawk War and waa one of. the Thd" dairy Induatry of Cache Valiev and stage drivers Tie marfreighters With his arociates he orrni-- d the ried Mia Charlotte Cloward, March Vtah Condensed Milk factory He waa 14, 18T2 and eight children were born president and general manager for 17 m always a to them. Mr. Monk until he and his associates sold .'ears much Hv progressiva man and did to other local interests He was al-- o building up thl city.in He has he'd a director of the State Bank of Richtha city and many eleetlre offices mond. He owned ore of the fmet waa a very ardent ChNirrh worker. In Holstein herds in the state of Utah to 1878 with hla famllvi. he moved Mr Hendricks held many positions Arizona, where he btfilt a home, but of in Church and state, being apand ha returned the following year pointed by ov Simon Bamberg r on stand built three homev here wht'-he fair board state as monuments to h's memory Li-He i survived by hiv wjf Four daughters survive; Mrs. Jerry Mrs and Hill Frnet aughccra. Heece. Sirs, WNlinm Neheker Mr. San Mr E F KrancUen, Harold Tanner and Mrs Kenneth TanM a : Mrs 5aJt Pav 1ond lak 2ft ner and one son. Ivan Monk, also h e Olice Hendrick also hs wife grandchildren and eight K, and sons Marrlner, Lorin krg and Warren Hendricka. anl dctighte-s- . Fervlees will be held In the Feennd Mrs Mose Velson. Mrs Ja t e n W(J afternoon, Wednesday chapel Austin and Mis Abbie Hendru k w 8. Because of the death of Mr s Sundav the Chamber rr bas postponed for on week the were held !n ths Second . , ot 2 annual for the ch memg ipf Sunday at p. m. with Ittshop s OTmCT CoanmOr 11 E. J founeelor Jones officiating. officers an3 a) o the annual There was a large attendance and which wa to hare been held WednesNineteenth Ward Will were in evfdenre. day evcn'nsr Feb 2R many floral were Preat. Stephen I Be Buried Wednesday - j The speakerofferings of Alpine sfvke, and his Chipman, counselor James H. Ulark, Bishop Funeral Services for James T, Oardner, Bishop Joseph Storra. and Patriarch Warren R Smltn, Salt Lake Teacher to of American Fork, Mrs Rose Grant of the Relief society, American Fork, and Be Held This Afternoon ' Jarhe Stewart. Musical selection were by Deter 4 4 Savile, Lester Hlnchcliff, Charles . Htnrftcltff, Joseph W Carlson and Mrs. The grave in the Thomas Jenson. Ogden Vmetery waa dedicated by Counsel Jones. rV T JSra it FREE ONE CAN OLD ENGLISH WAX Funeral Services for High Councellor in Alpine Stake Held fT Funeral services Feb forurjrE, T mothy 78, a former ENOCH MONK. CSpecial to The Nee a) Unrx h Monk a PAYSON. Feb. 2fi pioneer of tha cltv. died at the fanr-il- y residence euriy mjiwKv morning Mr after a brief Dine t harlotte Monk. precled hiru in rfeah Sale onth-En- d Prt!nt o 1923 Dies at Rilhmond Home (MAI MIL 27 Founder of Condensed Milk Industry in Utah ft a d hr " ti liMrton baa been J m eppi.'nred In r Br'ennsiy nf h ?nd frden Otarnber ef I rftffmm' draft tlgran a to the of. a ef the I Mon I self e 4 South Vaoif tor m railroad. r.ir frrnre relative to the need of a new Union matt for this city In the appointment of the com-- f Itree Dr dent hrnnan aald the of the Chamber of Commere were nrt aatirfied with the answer In telerrams from Preeta Carl h rav and Vtilllam regarding the rehoUdlnr of the damaged It waa po'nted out by thif the railroad eteeutHres ewdd all refertree fo the appeal fof a conference tn fh telegram received The Chamber of Commerce Sanirdav wMi Mdear to have the ral road a a Ion the proposal to iwthsiM and en'nrii A the present station. new modern station u needed Urge, here sorjqng to tha director of the , Hunl FALLING 'I Pioneer of Payson . Summoned by Death . . After Brief Illness TUESDAY FEBRUARY 'V S1JV) NO. inoJ g Construction work an the Weber college gymnasium Is progressing rapidly. Every effort will be made to have tha gymnasium completed amt ready far uea by the Utter part of the summer, according to the building committee. The completion of the building, however, will depend upon the receipt of donations. Several wards in the city and county have paid their full allotment white other wards are making effort, to have their allotments paid off a early as possible OrvaI W. Adams, chairman of the committee appointed to collect for the gymnasium from business interests in this city, announces that about 00 per cent of the amount has beet) received. Prospects are good for the full amount being received at an early date. Mr. Adams sas 000. Half Tha building will cost 8300 of tha amount will be subscribed by local people and the other half will of the be paid by the trustee-in-iruChurch. -- !T Alleged Deserter From - Army Held in Ogden U) 1 49c V4M-F- I M.LIMI W AX furniture a well as OLD flooi S Jail VI r.al j , Fave the cost of repaperlng this spring Clein vour wall paper with Climax and make it last another year. 20c oi 2 for 35c -- V- 19c t 23c 33 The magic soot ..25c 42c Liquid N encer Furniiure Toll k 26c and 51c PIPE KM Ml a .onipound t(r a.ceuiTUila-(inn- s The ideal polish for AAD Oudwork w removing of LlUt gi l m w rags dtrover povydfr USE !ts-i- n Special I i: R G I N K Kemovc greiae rpots Crystal White SOAP STERI-FOA- M The maetc cleaning compound for toilet bowls Keeja them spotlci.a, odorless and sanltarv With JIFFY TitlUSH to :e with Fterifoam Reguar 5 Ac value KOH-- 1 tonvenieni fectint, . ato ti m- in okr kiliable and AND R T BIKIT os HHKDS and t 21c dr uns p p AND RIGHT (BKIM Bl H tr If IX5ECT I and stains from 'he finest Je ihcrs and fhhrics 6 for 25c C LEANf 4KBON I ID Cannot ING burn or explode 17c 23c 47c Gold Dust, Special BH4 4N MAR Ml M47D4 GLOflF d to watt 1? Size 27c pkg. "FT t! Funeral Services For Pioneer Woman to be Held at Mill Creek D i n onderful lo I U for renewing all dust mops Pint . Azs. , and CARnoNoin ar d hur.ncv sweep . . C,n-mere- t Ml W Special T ! OGDEN, Feb. 27. Albert Andrews, It, ia held In the city Jail on a charge ef being an army deserter. He is al-- ; leged to have deserted from Camp Xormoyte, Texas, on April 20. 1820, Andrews was recently released from the city Jail where he was serving a sentence of 10 dsys for beating hi wife. CHANGE OF VETt B GRANTED. OGDEN. Feb. 27, B Wagner, proprietor of s second hand store, was granted a change of venue to the Second district court from the city court Monday, by Judge David R. Roberts. He is accused of failing to report the purchase of second hand good and Operating his store without a license. Imparts a hard, dry, Imeetv polish to water pervious dut r fingerprints 1 st J FAULTLESS WAX ESS-JAY- S Climax Wall Paper Cleaner v $6d-6- MOB Rtlehtp CFD4R Oil fut h FDAR t bor no i LOT II bpo til . .1' 4 4 Ilk bpet lai b OGDEN. Feb. 87. 0-- MM WILL LItE FLAY. OGDEN Feb 27 dodgers Taken In, Is the title of a three act comedy to be presented by the Mutuals of the Fourteenth ward In the ward hall, Wednesday. Feb 2ft. and Thursday. March 1. at 8 p. m. The proceeds will bejHvenliejvsplnHi d i n g fund. Shoes JOSEPH DERBIDC.E Funeral services for Joseph Derlildge who died at the home of his daughter, Mrs A H Christensen, 294 North Mam street Monday, will be held at 2 p m. i in the Nineteenth ward! Wednesday chapel .Vfrr prvbid of ' f rrcoorn in Herlforlsh England He joined the Church there and came to Utah in lft6i. MR. Elisabeth D. Boylew He served a a counselor to Blsnop Fure'al services over the bodr of James Watson and also to Bishop Isaac Barton in the Nineteenth ward He Mrs. LILzaeth B Bovle will be held was honorably rekaatd from this po- f'OTi the Mill Creek ward chapel at Interment noon, Wednesday Feb 21 sition in UK'S The dfevased survived by three will h H the MM! Creek cenletery. The body will He In state at the Mill and two sons daughter Margaret Creek Kuiberfnrl Derhldge, Mrs. A. H ward chapel from 11 a. m. until noon Wednesday F Young, J F and L M's It Derbidgp all of .Sa t Lake Mrs Bovle wife of A, C Boyle Sr, Interment will be in City cemetery died Ht fe home of Dr. A C. Boyle, a under the, direction of Joseph illiam s a. In Laramie, W yo , where she has Tav lor made her ho n for the last few years. Dr Rove Is ckJef geologist for the I Mon racffc railroad at that place. Woman Pleads Not Guilty She na born in Mill Creek ward. and was the eldest On Liquor Possession Crage April D? ofD dvuchter Thom G and Elisabeth Albert C. Boyle McMhe she married OGDEN .. Mary Brtddl, IS pleaded nnt guilty in the city court !p d Mrs Bovle Is survived by her Monday, to a charge of possession of G Boam, of liquor She I at lihertv on J2"0 ba'l Murrav a brother, WilliamMrs W'illtam two sisters, her which trial is pending set for FriPvtk of Murray, Mra. Rhoda Stoker, day. March 2 chilHarry Garvos. 50, pleaded pot guilty of SaltMraLake, andA. the following to a similar charge and is at hertv dren James Wilkinson, of East on POO bail pending his trial on Mil Creek Dr. A- - C. Boyle and Louis F Boyle of Laramie; and Thomas W March 7 Fifteen grandRoss Christopherson wa granted a Bnle of Salt Lake Jurv trial on Fridav Mari 9 on a children and two He ig at liberty survive her charge of drunkenne&s Hamer sleys Continuous Roll Waxed Paper 10c BUSINESS ENVELOPES j and I v Happiness i fitting shoes are ILL wide cause of ill tempers and so it is conceivable that have done much to promote happiness iit marry homes.1 They TriJ-wau- ks dtrmakeyoujfeel good, of that there's no doubt. I hris-ten- n N Bi hus-bvn- for Funeral services 3S vs M" 22. CATARRH of head or throat I I 4 ;j 1 k benefited by the vapor, of VICKS j rii la tituaHy 1 ho died Sundsv nryrn Odell Rock ing, Witr sx held from the mortuary of Jipeph 44 flliam Tavlor 44nfdav afternoon at o clock Bishop Bnjamtn CAuter ward w Hol'lngsw orth of aervtces have charge of the Joicrmentj , will he in Cty cemeter in Salt j bon Mrs Rock who wa rhool of Lake, was a tevthe- - in t Salt Lake and Mf'ni'v for ighteen t thebe ) ar wrr years Four ofPlain a teacher at City, ore h North Salt Lake and thirteen at the Riverside school. She is survived bv'ber husband c if Rock. 204 North Fiirank avenue -.a old, hr rro thebaby daughter 11 oav Mrs Mary Jane Ode 1, a filter Mr two trothers. and Wetzel, Margaret Odell ard Jtmcs Odell 4liliam ! u 27 A meeting of bust to be railed in of this if y the immediate futute for in purpose tf giving Iiuantial as'stai e to the Commerce in Its Ova 17 Million Jan UteJ Yearii 1rovo hambrrfornf and deeded the stee plant in 1 tah count), it i announced S bv Tese Richards of the Secretary GRAY A HOME-MAD- E The tigdea Chamber of Comm rce has Chamber Ogden again Mured K. HAIR REMEDY F Hincklev, the Provo secretary, that the financial assistance will be Css Make m Better Gray Hair Remedy Tkaa Yew faa Boy ts Dot Gray, streaked or faded hair enly unbecoming, but unnecessary.mix- Escaped Prisoner Walks Anyone can prepare a simple From Texas to See Mother ture at home that will darken fray hair, and make it eoft and gloesr. To 1 half-pia of water add ounce of bay PAN FRANCISCO, Feb 27 Footrum, a email box of Barbo Compound sore front hi trio to California from . and t ounce of glycerine. and These Ingredients can be bought at Texas via the Panama Canal any drug store at very little rout, or homesick' for a sight of hi mother 20 ear old Wesley NfeCIung, vxho says the druggist will put It up for you Apply to the hair twice a week until he made hs th rd escape from t e the desired shade Lg obtained This Texas. orlon farm Ust d wUl make a person look Eastham, held bv police today twenty years younger. It is easy to November, towas Texas. He gave himself does not rcofor the scalp is not for return '4cky or gfasy and does not .ub off. gray-haire- V- - mn o DC j Wednesday and Thursday Candy Specials SWEETS JUMBO JELLY BEANS ESS JAYS BLACK WALNUT FUDGE f Former Church Officer Ward Garfield Of Dies; Was Born in Salt Lake i i2 JW2 Mr P.eid Ib survived by his wifo, Mrs Ten all prominent 'men in Khz JnMi8 Rpid and the following Carter others, county, are to be tried on a ; A., Al-aid dvurhtrr Campbell rt R'da-'- d J ard Harold !. of Mag-- n similar charge. Mrs De la Stnies Maur-in- e rox.g!ij and L'zzie of Salt Lake, also bv Solon Resents two Hrothrr. George A of Salt Lake slid 4 alter S of Maena, and one sisFellow-Passenge- rs Acts; ter Mr. HcU,n- M GcdUes of La Grande Oregon Blows Are Arkansas H v Wa 1908. OGDKN, Feb A phs. sp-r- 4. rip Follows Ogden Chamber Pledges Aid In Finsmcing Land Purchase n keeping .T for Higheut Roabele on J50 bail DIVORCE NUT FILED. OGDEN, Fsb. 27 Maan D. Williams filed suit Marie K W ill.ams in the Secondaga.nst Uisfrjct court Monday on & charge of desertion They were married in Ashland. Ore. Juoa Tor sandwiches, cakes and other food clean and fresh 36 feet long and 12 inches wide Exchanged- the Snow Fortify the svstem against Colda.Griq. and Influenza by taking Laxative 14ROMM Qt ININE Tablets which act n a a tone Uxanvo an keep the in condition to throw off of Cold Grip and Influenza The box biiV the vignatur of E. VV. Gova. sya-ter- fcC aU-ac- ... if V Cue y V: Second Jeff Smith Trial On Alleged Masked Band Murder Charges Begins Tf, 1LPKF.D C. REID Alfrwl C. Rrtd, 2, of J37 Huhba-- d avenue,, son of the late FeterRetd and Mrs. Plavia Reid, died Monday after noon at the familv reW nee of Sat The dce?tei was a Iake but for manv year was a rep dent of Piepvnt Green w hre he enand v as also a live gaged id frn)ing in the Plearant Green In church wr-rward. From H12 to IMS he whs bishop of Garfield ward He aio filled a successful mission to the Eastern states He moved with his. family to bait Lake -- in19i. - Adv fBy The Associated PreaA) ARDMORE, Okia., Feb 27 Examination of witnesses began in district court here today In the second trial of Jeff Smith, charged with complicity in thA murdgr of Jo Carroll, an alleged bootlegger who was slain by miskrd men in December, 1921. Carroll ifcas eTioi down In Wilson, ne r here, when heYesisted th masked men who went tmhis home lale at night w ith the apparent Intention of punching hirti for ing to leave town. (By Awoclated Press ) WASHINGTON. F,b. 27. Blows were exchanged by Senator Caraway of Arkansas and another passenger on a Washington street car today, after ths man had bean accused of Jostling the senator and using offensive language. The altercation occurred at Fourteenth and If streets, northwest after both had left the street car, the unidentified passenger striking Senator Caraway on the face and the senator retaliating with blows with his umbrella on the man's back. PARK CONFERENCE SET. The third national conference on State IJafks has been set tor May 7, S at Turkey Run State Park, Inand In a letter rediana, it ia announced Charles y R, ceived by Governor Is for the conference Thia today legpurpose of securing uniform state islation and promoting public Interest in a plan to preserve state historic spots and areas of natural beauty. Governor Mabey la Invited to name to represent Utah at the con fereace. Ma-be- -- dele-rat- Small, Red and Inflamed. Hair Fell Out. Cuticura Healed, When my boy was three months old his bead was covered with small, red pimples that were inflamed. Finally tbe pimples formed sore eruptions that scaled over, and bia hair all fell out around tbe affected parts. Different remedies were tried but without success. I began using Cuticura Soap and Ointment and in two months he was completely heeled." (Signed) Mre. E. Hony, North Gate Rd., Riverside, Illinois. Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum promote end maintain akin purity, akin comfort end akin health. Tbe 8oap to cleanse and partly, the Ointment to eootbs end heel, the Talcum to powder end perfume. MBVUlMlPmkylWL AAlree "CtMmUL " NdeFrr-whr- y. KiMm m it rumH D4 XOtntnMrel SHd0r IftiranlSie. 8op2S. WFCitmi Sub ikif without ti . |
