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Show ' ' , - ''- ' - , ' - , ' ' s , . - , ,. t , . , , - - , , . - , . - - - ", , - . - - - .. - , , S. , . , - - . - . , - t . , -- - - ' - - ' ' - ' , ' ' , 1 , . , ' I . - ' - - i ' - . 4.11711qmorORN - . leN. I ..,. - milt...re yr:.6:11,.7:ottiirrapheir::::.,.71;4:::.:::.::. WORM III ER - FINANCE Kid pinpr rr DtliblUE: OGIDES. la bfilit, tit var Young su., -- . , . ' - 1 .., - ' i - - IP a , ,,...,, ' - - - .,. --- , - . '' - - a ; ,. . ' ' , , . - - - '- - band-und- - .. , - ".'-- . , - beStirtid :Sakai" Super . . ::'4' ,.., 1 ...t:rhoitoboved;wbramddeguenerttdi7eirsopertmb.pentortat . ,,,, :I.,..,......, . ''' : - I - , , , - , - , - , 111 . MAT Illifille -- MRIAILI U UI) ,.,,,,. ' . -- . . , - - - , t ".1( ....; ' , .: - . , .4. . July90DEN,mon - .. , - , - , , ' - Did you really ,believe ' - - 7" ' ' ., ISe., pavilion- '- ! ., ' ,.. ' r - : - , - ' , . - summer, tall and winter, surging crowds of humanity and malicious rumors fanned into flames of credulity by word of mouth exaggeration. But Saltair is absolutely safesafe for the present season and for many, ,, . . many years to come. That's the Saltair you have known since childhood! Ca h you seri- , ugly believe that it is anything but the architectural, wonder that hag fame tosSalt Lake City and Utah from the farthest ends of brought -- ' ' - , . , k . ,..' z - ,thiiarthl.1 ,,:,s''',., ;,,..,...' ,. , I , . ' 1 ' - . - i4...., - - , . 1 ,..,...: ' 4 I , ..,, , 4 1 a ii i Now For . A n - ? , , - - - . - , . , - ,, ,,, , - 4 ) , . - - L e t's Stop has had the The Saltair management Saltalt is as safe is from.Makkar-Postturi,by--Jodtr- , it . . say to every one - SaltairBeach-Comoar- , , - ' - 0, family. , tieCI 1 11P Ek T..7tith -- - - . - - --- ag - - .,.. tr ill lit - - , . . 411111144' . - ' . 411i - . , -- . . eb------- - , - . --- , . . , . , ' e - ---- . ' , - Huntsville to Hold Banner Celetwation isoodot to rho 2171r1TVILLM.-.ul- L t41 MS-- ) Djgest Of the Foreigrn Press Rich. Leman will be the orator at Pioneer day calebratto whiek coausence at 936 am. and continue until aftar midniglit. A feature of lb. celebration will bo a ihooting tournamant beaded by Gus L. Beck. er. with John M. Drowning; tho fatuous gen inventor. as assistant. A pioneer Dorado at it:ge too followed by a program at le:ge as follow.: Music by the Huntsvilla band, congregational singing. '17tah We Lore Mary." invocation. Nets Lateran; remarks. Elisaboth Janes.. chairman; read solo. Maisano argi IX de Jouvenal- - calls attention to ARMY fact that only last year an IILOCAL cli 1111111N I agreement Aut made with the allies to the exact contrary. Before rho occupatida the allies DIVISION CHINE were receiving 190 millions a 112101241 and spending .76 millietm the occupation they are isinc I the MB , Compiled in Paris Bureau of Consolidated Press Associationa. i I 1111- -1 won. - t t Utah-Idah- - I - A-- , - . Put-tin- e (lea' . 111 Associated Pron.) plArg CITY. July tii..A celebra- , lion in besot of nob pioneers will co.me-cin- g !Npbild on '...tBy . am. rhs program will jet 1041 Come. Come Ye Saints." 'elude. .,..11,:r -- , : (.1:. wall . ; ,.., ? ., - Plans for Pioneer Fete' reradioII . - , Wasatch 937 . ,. . -- AL. I 14 Pt,- la- - rpa,:,,.:;.zemtro.,,,:v13,4,14,:nr,..., Instrumental trio, Mn. E. iChristeneen and company: reading. !Miss Owen Jenkins; vele. ?rums !Maw; instrumental mile. Theodore Loom' Hoban& ., iNeal; solo. I Thit athletic sports progrant In the afternoon will be featured by a baeritpli trams IletWeell Plain CStp EMS lead the husks. imam. i I ..e.cutt I.e.! . p.: .. iN -" "--t- ro I t'holetterednlealt ., The sneerer received 1, 'V) r)1.,... i - 50: ',..itN , lfroranaraionw -- i, s1 It ,,,,41446..., ., .., ,,,,,,,,,,, ,C.arit 7-1- ) 'It tiltrands . ...- 0 a flood control , of the . Colo- - I tlie rivor for nrivat The latesi figures skew that 1 nenorst Goothsis saidinterests. this was hie , Ruhr le now yielding about sod, stints; tevi. ,ntz tit.iioAn kthe forr.stI rests ionmimrrathnazd wit; t do- - rnore,7 of tho and tho vlopment a, mill10111140na-a-MMSO- L .,..,.,..0.4... tire tritPTIVICMIltajn city --,. Dutim,-htv irtne-I-fi get Lab"euritrx., the onerinoor with which she- woo not von natio. roed Mr. and Mra rPatti stravner.,tiod. '' . , friento whs met nonstsi Clowthele en i the truktr zw remu."'.. th train. wore ohown shoot th Itflt . m wax.. oar 1w R0'011,1111. OrOddard of mike the governmon t wecontly armaaa a I Information 'I 1- ) - n; - 4 . 0. woldasseerme by riLOOCCTS CO. intaigra OGDEN. IMAJI - . 4b - . ESSJ C, OISON DistribUtor - . ' - - - , - wholesomeness, its taste vrill 'appeal to every mesnber of the 101.., .. - tint that its polity, its A - i , 1 111111r1 - ProParo for your outhig by ordering a we of Beetsor secure it at Lagoon. Saltalr or asty. of the perks. You will , , ------- - --- - kt"1110k,1 A, sifilttligt,11;11111t 11 - - - - dtailiTm-drP.- ' , . - . -- ,.. . , aa 14 ii d - i ,,, , 110n: KearnsBIdg;HTT - 0 r iiili , - List j 1018 tit' -- i , - w - - ). r ..i al "mi',01 leo, there's nothingmorarefresh---- BeecO, with its snap, Int , than - - lig' peasant taste... , ' , , . - days - , , . f 4,,S - -- . 7 - - . . - Aii, .. On - 'these hot s.summer --- - -- SAIJAIR IS SUPERBLY Joel Richards; Gen. Mgr. N . . 1 1 . , i itk 111.1" lik -- - , At - -- - ,..e 4 i t ett.-- tv , - . , - ' , lot-m- ravilion thoroughly.ingpected. So is . I ----- - - - i - Iti--- - - , , - - A ir t let's stop unique. the whisperingthe chatteringthe thoughtless gossiping. Let's under- stand once and for all that as citizens of Utah we can still point with pride We-kno- . ' OW1 STRONG ANDSAFE. 3 i I - , - DT -- - ' - ,fr. , : : , ' a- -7 . 4 - . t Cr between Meals - . ea , -- l Seivi .'lib: Meals - . , - BEER ,54, . 4' 111,4;- . - 'a tl ,A4,,,,, , . v -- k,...4.1,,L,4 - spending 100 millions and receivGeorge whit. of Denver lglsucceed ing only 10. In round figures the will Staff Captain James C. ISO is the allies occupation costing Bell as commander of the Utah ind millions amontb. of the Salvation All qt whIch:' concludes lig. de Idaho division with headquarters In Salt "doe, not prevent It 'Army THE WOMAN 011AtTrErM rancaro from declaring that we take. it is announced. Major and are malting more than. we are !Mrs. Bell have been traneferred to MU& I take charge of the Golden Gate ell- VAR1S. woman IIonendint Hi thRubr." I 23.A Vision' with headquarters in San chauffeur atm 'tb.eltrOSI to tfts , POLVCARE Prrs DIPLOM.STS Francieco -usual sights in tho streets of Paris. . Toe.b. per, To '- COMMA On 10A110 ROAM. mot be I a farewell in the Salvagiven 1:111"letnn.. 111.11.2!4"1"1"6"....14 is grum!ter near tion taurant 23.There at II Seine. citadel. Army the Sunday "iTOGIYEN:'7111r11: taking PARIS:July Ili; we Instrumental soilpellos. her Wing at the historic old Quail a.m. and I p.m.. servsces being S. bureau of public roads and A. Olen Tracy; t. Ririe: folk dances hi costume ..1111116 Intal befors alitarting On conducted by MOM' Percy Morton. IL hfcQuiro, chairman of the coon- by different writer in Le d'Orsay. According to the nationalities: stee1 ! night's stork, says and Mrs. Rail will leave for weekly Major of commissioners at Poca- guitar solo. Olen. Ririe; trio by the Quottdien., Morn of the 26 worn'ty board their new field of labor eery next tello. hold a conforonce Saturday as achede which l on itself its femilY. benediction. yels in chauffeur. In Paris work at Opinion. prides wriek have been incharge of They the public roadsoffics upon tho o aho told me. During the inside diplomatic infonnation M. the 1 division for It aid road botwoon Blackfoot ano bitterer,. A banquet will' b 'erred In the night. m coo mach bosomy Poincare has issued la general order month. there day Idaho Palls. Relief society hall at 13:1O ism. to frcnn the men . colleagneg.- - the informing' ell the functionaries of l Major and Mrs. White corn to be followed by a musicale on the client& Salt Lake the latter part of this the policemen. and even the foreign office that they are month SPEEDMILS FIN eD MO. with 25 year servfce as chapel lawns as follow.; Male quar- tenor solo. Douglas Brian; trio. from the posoora..hy. who are al. expected to put in at least seven Salvation- Army executives to their, OGDEN, July ILLyman Stanger. tel. - ways ready to make fun,of them. hours a day at their desk. credit. IS and Fred Kokes. 22 Plaided Sus DV H. saki. Wenn Braithwaite; reedMajor White served over-Miss Minnie Moore Brown; v.-- I AITIOnt the clients It is mostly the seas in the world war with the In the city It tlianges the oldest traditions! Canadian court. Saturday,. to int; M r- Wri cal duet. forces. The new coin- Myra snip. ght; A hostlle. who of of are twin the venerable department." tomseeding. They paid fines charges ballet ;women given a welcoming if $1.0 alt. E. LYthltoo. 20 Plead- art Mrs Donnie, Brian; 2. at services conducted solo. would he wilting to let pe drive ments the Opinion. 'where former-hivocal by Aug. ed not guilty to a similar charge and dance. Bertha Eccles; she If a but is with he never said, ohs ly of solo. Colonel Barnard Turner. W, J. thought arriving Marjorie Farrell; saxophone will bare kis trial later. Urfa Christensen; vocal solo. Gold- - lady she won't let him. Then some l before 1030 or 11 in the morning. 4 echools-mere en Bingham. Iricpt - moonlight peoplo are afraid. although there!, And it spoils the point of the old DIVORCE GRANTED SICSBAND. A grand pioneer bell will feature has net been a single accident due lriddle. What is the difference be- - started la Stowan County. Kentucky. OGDEN. JulY enrolled st decree ot the celebration in the evening.. , to a woman chauffeur: we are Just tweenla soldier-an- d in 1911, antr.1.4d0--woro- divorce was granted Gertrude Poet. se careful and drive as well-a- s the I An swer: A soldier does n othing., tho start ma Stemmen. us And Over others treat I does it the national drink of Villa, be putrams,' a Argue Baiter disin the Second early: Geotgela not unlike buttermilk and It does nothing either, but hediplomat 'rids distrust and contempt. trict- "court, - Saturday. Plaintift does it leo taste-onThen Mexican and la water appearance in not be with defendant would Fight; the ,. tharged possible certainly having rate' . fransen VanDer Steen. so unmaras in the United State& Killed at Bingham France. ried woman.. hve at their home Englsh automobile concerti ; en- a to start company Sonnies composed for Evening laundryn en recently advertised it was putting' and Hit he had formed affection. ISO cars a week and employing tirely of feminine elements. er.ho re- - in Detroit teach nitemistry.,textllaii Out (Special to The 'laws-- ) attachment for the You'll woat. , serve the use of their taxis tot and lallomenshIP, :SAM operatives. man. promising to marry her whet. IltroGRAM. July the plaintiff dies. They were mar- over Villa and his assassination re- women onY. , ,1 ,. ried in SaltLake. May di. ItOs. ulted in a murder hers "Our Men colleague are neither Oil Blaze Fai la to Saturday There atit no generous nor kindo7 she continued. night '...11161.87Aainta M. and yet they hays reanY nothing I pnines. U. and Caprino Mar. WYOMING COLPLES LICENSED. tine. 42, both Mexicans. discussed to fear. for our number will aways OGDEN. July L2LMarriage Om former Mexican bandit and at because the big corn- - ' :irr:E.::"A:.,.:)ynfte Hectors Wet' issued ' Saturday to the conclusion both ware infuri- be limited won't employ us. So we I Frank Hunt Coy and Myrtle Bite- - ated. Men who were in the Union mining th. to mail taxis- twionittoff )(wk. Ogden. Robert E. Smith,. Lae pool hail at Highland Soy wiser arty, . toD emons Nev.. s Or tivato E. and I,,,,,r Dkitity. tne argument took place. deeared Ild".2PsideS Vegas. Lucy and soMe ófue have our own ge- Honeyville; Walter L. Hokaneen and Martine kicked Poines in the Amelia Mattson, Ogden: Lawrence ach and then started to run stem. hiclesy.1 for Se francs taxi ;41er Humphrey and Katherine M. Jo, to rettoton;utn thee( Sidney D. Joy and Ma. ,Thomas, all revPo11:eerf Olieniall tr: beevrseldirtleirili111- - asanmigehtamanodunthaveto .rf Green River. Wyo. &nee and fired twice at his the client Vol( countryman. The first shot fleainl lre every to the master. Toul ietiti breakin. a window in the G.tirive Are Rites' Held -- ov I how St"trit.v11' can . Ina" !PIM:Mena confectionery word, but ' the t( I to own my i!lying ev. ether perce4 Martine's brain. have , For-- Hooper Resident him inatantlY. - cry daly.' o killing 0 The much aroused feel. shooting chaufinn: Isoodo-tTh. News). Iladame 1.,:.- thewomen a crowd gatherad- - and thrent. serv- ',odd In lynch Points. hut within fear full of experience. wisdom and HOOFER. July at the clock of the ices for 'Thomas HulL wawrderceh:epledi nivel olraton:."GueocDeoPeutMvarchearnidttlard rkestaindnums.rant.1"--ITANi ,.,,,,, S 2 e in the at p.m. Sunh MA on the Seine 1 feet N.. A .sroo .o'clock,' I must be off." Halton Thomas W. Ithead bin- - T,11,:mwaseswrit to the at Jail county e .enr said- - "MaY I drive you. lady?" clatplit. Interment was in the: Hoop- - Bingham Both slayer and slain are sh. 12t('41' ,,s, unmarrie& and have no relatives in And in the abort distance she took er ;emetery.' me. L was able to approciato the Hr. Hull died rriday at his born.. this part nf the country. be far-w-e -- T' of , from injuries to big hip suffered. when be fell two weeks ago. H.1i I this ,courageous woman- chauffeur.- ti; was born itt Belfast. Ireia nd- March Panama- - Can:2I Builder . ' ', - I A a son of Thomas A.1.1 Mary nTTEIV J81 Lenges Hall. He came to Amitricai IT Is Visitor in , ., If' i - . PIRJSEr . 1 Lake Salt . ir , 17 worked In the mi.tes si , and -. when ty '') LAC..., Pennsylvania and canoe to SaloHOLDt,Z, PARIS. July - 23,eOplitions CI- . .3 up,- - rtorithata. I fienend Jr , George Ill t$64, !vet rmoVing to . Ruhr whether the . as to fest sweetly hertts resided for. Sh )earl. I builder of - : ranat 1". a cher Iis remunerative or not. ...:, :expedition He loam a soldier in the Many Ir.ditts Petardsak? teettor boteroon trains I loot..., four eons. woo. afternoon. ariving from "' Robert de Joucenais writing in Surviving are 4. ' 10 arandchildren' itan Pranelare at 1 o'clock ' iii' taitht daughter& and Aft. the Liberal and Paaltlat P&P" the for N.....7''!.; New on the , Toth cortical subject', le at SAL Porting The OentrYg. ll '.:4 ,,..4: , ,, Iland diglin intilhPd PT" .,... ndir""; he'll in spte of IL PolnTV recent It - Prediction! .. . . NIH - a .. - , , .. , - 2 -- Anieki f-J1- BETO R1THA 1 LIVII:fe , ' , I ' y ., . I .. 1T:A "r11 I Somebody said that somebody else heard from somebody who knew somebody who had a dream or spoke in tongues or something else to the effect that Saltair was going to be utterly destroyed!. ... . That naturally aroused our curiosityso'much so that we've spent hundreds of dollars and 'MANY, MANY hours trying to find that last and final SOMEBODY ELSE. But it can't be done! First we hear its this Personthen we hear it's that' one! 'You'd be thunderstruck to know how many perfectly sound sleepers have been credited with haring this dream. And so we have come to this conclusionThat the story is ag, false as it is fast in travelingand simply isn't to-h-e taken seriously at - . (' That-runn- D) - ler7e, ., . . - , - i , ' s 1 - i'.. ''. . ell , fed-ora- l anything strangevery, strange-4tmor- s been circulating about Utah's greatest resort as long as we have that believed it was just a little home-tow-n gossip. But now it's gone farther, much farther than that. Visitors to our city are being told that Saltair ' isn't safe and these yisitors are telling the story abroad. ' ' Utah's prideone of her greatest attractionsa scenic marvel that has brought literally millions to our State is being branded as place unsafe to visit. That hurts. It hurts youit hurts youtiitylt hurts your State. It's telling absurd gossip that hasn't the slightest foundation, in fact, Oat becomes a slander which injures all 1.7,tah!,!And so we're coming to you with this .straightforwiul inestion you really believe if you had thought it over carefullyseriOusly. what a masterly piece of construction Saltair isthat it Isn't considering safe? Could you find it in your heart to think that any set of menwho have any claim to be called mencoud keep such 'a plate running day after day knowing it to be a source of danger to the thousands of patrons: who visit it daily? Oh pshaw! folksyou don't really believe it for a minute! You KNOW Saltair is as sound as a bell! Now tell the world It is. Give these foolish stories a little. smileand tell the facts! - Tell them so that Utah's greatest Scenic Asset win be set right before our visitors as a place ivhere they are I. ear iy welcome and absolutely SAFE. . - . , ! i .. 1 - - IlthyWeAréTalltingAboutitrtiow..We haven't said about the , - . Let ?I , - - 1 , , OGDEN'. Jul,' tl.--- A of Labor is roportod In this shortage e fts' b2' cos- otruction company officialeraving work in the city Is snaking slow progress owing to tho fact that mon cannot too obtained. lisn aril oleo being sought for work in the boot sand grain fields of storthorn Ctan Idaho. All kinds of skilled nia. chanica aro being sought by Tail- 'ea ith companion. Carpenters are' t for work on a largo ;lumber of houses under construction in this south part of the city. PISA BAILSGISS poor. Ogden. "July 23.Tha roof tho horno of Prank Middloton. eftofWest Twooty-firs- t street WWI Magna Red lit tiro to the amount of Sunda, aftornoon. Water was tit oat tho fire from A canal pumped by Ws Ike department Doos Prrrop proximo.; OGDEN. July ir ATM weather all dogsILDuring in tho city and county must b muzzlod. according to Dr. Soy )I. Wilson . city and coitaty physician. An dogs found without mustize win bo taken by the pencil. and thoir ownors arrested. - .. . . . r"Aillrtm4aAs P - - Construction Officials Report Labor Shortage , . , . - ,,,,,, - 41E.'''''."...".!'''''' . - ,L---31:0111t -- olEMIP , . 7 --- , - Soon of . , . , , ' .. - 2S . and Iniliers - ... - l'''a - - ban-qu- - - . , ives c'dliapoilaillurdt:y.b.jurym2P111-44"Thoigrain mon..and millars held n conference for two days in this city. it at a Friday and Seturdan-snbold Saturday night at Otto to Country club decided the ttalt,Idaho , whkh was formed a number of years IMO, hut which has boon inactive ter-thlast tour roars. . - - il 3 - ' , ;; ,. :::, , . ,,,. RumoRsIJNFOuNDED,, ,,,, n - . , efgrain , ;. . , i Uta1i4daho Grain Men to Reorganize x , , Just stop a moment to consider what Saltair REALLY. designed and built by Richard K. A. Kletting, one of the nation's loremost architects and engineers. ' Built at a cost of over $600,000-:4n- t. possible to replace at less than $1,000,000. This vast pavilion restthtg.cvn ." 5,000 huge piles imbedded in ten feet of sodtum sulphate, making a.for4 , mation around the piles like concrete.. Thee piles are well preserved is- supported by the heaviest by salt water. Every foot of - ooden caps and joists. The entire superstructure above the main floor a 7 braced and counter-brace- d -- -is by mighty steel beams.: This entire pavilion was recently examined by an eminent engineer.who declared it absolutely sound and safe. '. The whole structure is carefully inspected at regula4 ' intervals to see that in , , every respect it is absolutely secure. ' !After thirty. years Saltair is absolutely safe and solid- During this time it.lias stood the test of high water and low, violent storms of spring, .'. '' - t . ' a,. today. -- ' a ,.,:,,,,, - .' - ", it could be anything else? I ' Saltairt Pride of the City! Pride of the State! Pride of the whole great Weal.1. A marvel of strength when it was built, a ntarvel of strength,as it stapds. -, - - 1 -- . , , . . - .. , - , . - . ..t - ' , , --- - - ' . ' Salt toles by and the the for the throe ., ,...,. ,:;.....: . , , . ,, '. '',. , , . aad . . 4 .. ., . - . May - - L OGDE If July SIConstruction work on tho Riverdalo road viaduct over tho Union Pacific grade credo' int. may be started so3n according to official', of the U. 3. bureau ht public roads who have chocksd the plans and sent thou, to the state , - , , , , , opacian,onast t. ' , . : ,. "'-- '-- - ,.. user bisensitolen-trosn-leewq--thirti.- flaa yaars groriously. . , , , (Special to The Nowa) my. Jvir kink of the ' , ., . - - - , ' ...." - - '' , , ... MMOIIMOMOD raretr ,":1511a0611'llenmdeb. ttn'',11s:v: Whoa? - - bar-14- er .3S- - 1 - -- : . , - ,.. ' lord withering of velatives His brother. Ed. blonds SundaY afternoon. T1111.10 tssta.ave.ssalssi..., 11,41 sera) was tbo largest attondod la corn-log Chityann Is r I the history of tho ward. to ,Ogditn. to 'moat hint Miss Baker diod from. linturks I The man who. was kidnaped when roccived in an autocnobtio aeCitiedit found at Eareville on Clio Fourth of trroson years of age. attire be bad woman Sho was a to belies's that th. young girl July. in tho county. popukr being identifiod by whom Ale had IMO mothered. with the ward Sunday school and waa Hrs.. Della Goldsworthy Bybee was well known for her bersomannot his mother.' Ilia advartisement was saes by his brothar Edward ship, having woo many prises at Wild West show where Who communicated with him and the this Ogden . .., Ogden. Identification of Goldsworthy as the oh was known as lif too woro Na. Speakors at tho funeral long ago kidnagol School ?baby than A. Tannor of Weber stake followed. Supt. William J. Peck. Trod School was kidnagad by Mrs, traaldencl the stake, Sunday schools. atuof Della Goldoworthy. wife of a rail- Aro mats road conductor at Laramia. In It ile Holland. 0.0r1V- ilia.rhmoretrodo. andThomas Tie woman who 70asthceitibeldtbyes, hash! op Martin S. Brown. who Bich. oda., bacoma attached .............. took him to Arizona. whare ohs died Musical ollections were by the ward choir, Mrs. Jolietbine dh Scoville, indio Wilson and ;two: . Brown. The grave in th9 hat tem. has- that lad School to suspect that story was dodicatod by Bishop thane was something dueer in his Jainei H.' Platt of Wilson, to adpast and that inspirod himdied in vertine. Schoet's Mother Cheyenna two, years ago calling'oe Riverdale Viaduct Work her death bed for tha baby that had , 23 - I - - do- - advertitunat la a result of an PTet I.Aort Eli of the Unlyerstty of Utah u tr. deliver the principal address eel p - a'"rthe pioneers of Weber county who July DreEssuit asoq. , be ntertained at a banquet and ni a e ', id ! I 'ca. pregram at the Hermitage in Ogden-sellet fired from a r.i., bane of ens,r on Pioneer day.noonThe inflicted," was the - v41 "Al and the uni he served at 1,',4,-,,r. "1"iale a coroner' 2.ury v h!b: will immediately folibw. ff H ,Fir.o,ilapp W!fl preside at the tbo death 0f James Wartgsga0ri. itn- Mayor Frank, at Huntsville. inriday after-m..Frei- e: s e :I also $ eak. The pio . The Inquest was held under the neers seal be served a trout and Sit-ehloso-- - d!nrier... A fine program oil direction as WW-li-n, and instrumental mualts .0111 7ounty A.'"ra'. la This celebration seri close, .rjfa,s,r1,:,Tpea.,:,,varnd. given . have reciael rs life as ta:ft:w4e;! :ear: "Su at City halt park :r1 financlai 11 a m They will, was Pied fa to tho Hermitage in of Ms dauen., tbr- be takco morning at trio home which will be provided ter. Mn. Ralph SMUITT Mr. Wanes-- the Elwante. Rotor,. of bY,rnexpters waiksd have to - faard isthesa4 and Walann elvb andOis- around Oar, while r.s da .i.t - Eterianse Commerce. Whits nen Chamber fie,. Preemies, was tor preparing the pioneers are assembling at the turning to the home he remarked, tho die ..e.;.,,,f park ilesi Elk. wat .ked IntQ the re,!ilon of Arthur L Agee will give ' ' , program! summer kitchen where he ...cured int following -'. a 3040 Winchester riLe A mo- - March. Monstrete yearn." Joy: ' , , funorst pars-ice- 's Roy. wore SI for Miss Hottle Bolter. IS. DODEN.o2ulY , years ago. at Laramie. Tiro.. "'rya when the Bey chapol. on Ow oppoSchool. knows as GoldOworthy. bas oho side of the skeet proved to accommodato tit bad his tdentityrestablisked ail the be. too entail ',Professor Young Will Address Weber Pioneers.. irt , , ,, ' ,, , ..,,,, , 37 Years Ago, Estab Advertisemen' Through i - p . - d1sia. IblarlrreV: ri le The bullet e ,, .41 1101sDAJ IILT.I' 23 1923 -- above tho lett ,off ne tea of the head. .i was Wer.eteaeard 3.1r Ifur.el.-11.Surviving are ald a.et Gaugntere and a ber grand,hildren. hd:elet;de e.t ' TIM DESERET ' ' NEWS of the Dream Waltees;"13. IL fiend artillery.. sod grant te ibis rear instal. SOUllai .,M10,... of Picardy. FilllUM trovicEs FOR her summer kitchen, found father! I trumpet solo. i Agar; PrOnkil with lying 11POn his book two trots; cemeert pieces- - witb duet -L -band. bto In 0Ia and Yeoman relativei summoned Simpson; hy smoin 34,8 Titmice- - m.frer dr don,. ,,t, bleb.. 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