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Show V s L . - a k. . W. w. A Utah State Fair Board Stata Capital Bldg., Ogden Canyon Attracts Thou-aanrf-M of Tourists. Annual Livestock Show .Wonderful Asset to Intermountain West. THE OGDEN POST OGDEN, UTAH, JUNE VOLUME 7 MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES DREIV THE OGDEN HIGH Railroad and Industrial Center and Second Largest City in Utah. Gateway to Mount Ben Lomond. Ogden NUMBER 25 2, 1933 Soldier Field Where Chicagos Worlds Fair Opened CHICAGO OPENS GATES OF GREAT WAS AWARDED SECOND PLAGE WORLDS FAIR Riter Speaker; Lost to High School in San Francisco By Only Musical Program Suited One Point to Occasion and Ceremonies, Parades, Colorful Events Were . Included URGE CROWD Franklin D. Cadets of the Ogden high Impreaalve Memorial day servTuesday In school R. 0. T. C. corps hive tbe American Legion chateau, again been accorded an honor with representatives of all Og- position among units of the den patriotic organisations, three Ninth corps ares which Includes members ot the post nine western states, according to ot the Orand Army ot the Re- word received by Major C. W. public, and hundreds ot cltlsens Myer, commander of the local corps. present. Ogden high school was awardThe principal address of the second place In the units of day was delivered by Franklin ed Riter of Salt Lake City. Mr. the Ninth corps area, according Riter appealed to the people of to Major Myer, being out pointIn tbe recent Inspection conthis country to cling to demo- ed cratic Ideals, and aald that the ducted by Colonel Jerome C. tbe machinery of democracy may Pillow by only one unit, Ban need adjustment, but does not Polytechnic high school of Francisco. need a change In principle. This attainment Is excellent, Individual liberty has only that Ogden high been attained through organized considering society, and thus anarchy defeats competedIs with schools where the climate open the year around, Itself," he declared, adding that said Major Dyer, commenting on "the doctrine of Individualism has served human society better the honor and also because the than any other form of govern- boys here are covering three years work in two years. ment. Ogden high school has been a of the The three members post of the G. A. R consistent honor winner In the which has only five living mem- annual spring Inspections held officers of the regular army, bers, were presented to the aud- by ience from the speakers plat- who always comment on the well form and each spoke ' briefly. trained units developed at the local high' school. They were F. J. Hendershot, winners this year are George pietz, and W. R. Smoth- LosOther Angeles high school, third; ers. The other two, both unable school, Los to attend, are A. Van Patten Manual Arts high Angeles, fourth; Balt Lake East and Charles W. Hadley. school, fifth; Balt Lake Origin Memorial Day were high West high school, ninth. remarks Introductory POP made by J. A. Howell, chairman of the program committee. Mr. MISSIONARY Howell spoke on the origin of Memorial day, recounting that BE It began in a small town In MisIn Columbus, named sissippi EVENING He said families In a 1867. obwere Columbus in cemetery served decorating the graves of Grant C. Aadneson, son of the Confederate soldiers who had fallen on the fields of the Civil late Chris Anderson and Bertha Aadneson will be honored After war. decorating the Stone at a missionary farewell party the own their of dead, graves families were seen decorating the tonight In tbe L. D. S. Eighth recreational hall. graves of Union soldiers. - The ward Mr. Aadneson, who graduated next year a day was set aside the Ogden high school and for remembrance of all men who from a member of the R. 0. T. had died while serving the na- was high school ortion in time of peril, the speak- C. and Ogden chestra, will leave for the er pointed out. mission early In , Other numbers on the program Included selections played by a June. The orchestra of Miss Lillian string trio, Mrs. Royal Eccles, Thatcher will give several numviolin; Mrs. Fred Froerer, piano, bers on the and Mrs. and Mrs. Darrel J.. Greenwell, Bernice Tyree program, other promicello. Mrs. Ethel Lowe sang a nent vocalists and numwill vocal solo, Sleep, Soldier Boy1 bers. All friends andgive and Lowell West sang a vocal ances of Mr. Aadneson acquaintare exsolo. Flag raising exercises were tended an invitation to attend Scoutof held under direction which begins at eight with them.party Clark Charles master The p. program will be folScouts of troop 18 conducting lowed a dancing party. by The Gold Star the exercises. OP raised by Mothers flag was members of Troop 12 of the Girl Scouts. A message on the flag was delivered by the Rev. John Edwas ward Carver, and music of the provided by members 222nd field artillery band and at ices were observed 30Promptly morn- James Farley, postmaster Dlx-Log- an TO May last Saturday threw open the ing Chicago gates of her second Worlds fair and A Century of Progress opened a five months celebration of her hundredth birthday. More than two years ago It waa announced that the 1933 Worlda fair would open June 1. A month ago the date was advanced to May 27 in order that President Franklin D. Rooeevelt could attend the opening cere, monies. The president's acceptance was tentative, depending on the pressure of official business in Washington. Last week President Roosevelt was regretfully compelled to telegraph Rufus C. Dawes, president of A Century of Progress, iliat he would be unable to leave Washington. Dix-Log- an - CHICAGO, 10 o'clock Chicago opened her second Worlds Fair Saturday morning iwomptly at 10 oclock. Above Is shown the Interior of Soldier Field stadium where the colorful opening ceremonies took place. The stadium has a seating capacity of 125,000 and HONORED SELECT GROUP THIS OF SINGERS TO CHIEF WILFONG every seaz was filled when tlie dedication took place about noon Saturday. At the left Is shown Rufus C. Dawes, president of A Century of Frogrcss, who was in charge of the opening ceremonies. At the right la MaJ. Lenox R. Lolir, r " FARM ROYS PLAN FINEST HORSES gen- eral, waa named by President Roosevelt to represent him at ihe opening of the fair. A Gala Event The opening day was a gala event for Chicago and the entire middle west. Parades, ceremonies, pagentry and colorful events were Included in a program that opened early In the until morning and continued late at night. Following a day of spectacular activities In downtown Chicago, and at the exposition grounds, the startling new illumination was officially thrown against the night sky by means of a light beam from the star Arcturus, forty light years distant from the earth. photo-electrthe Utilizing four electric eye, cell, or great astronomical observatories of tbe nation actually harnessed the star beam and threw switches combinacontrolling amazing tions of light. Big Farade The openind day features were a huge uniformed parade through the downtown district, in which the army, navy and marine corps, civic and fraternal organizations, and many national groups participated. The parade started at 10 o'clock from Michigan and Chicago avefor two nues, and proceeded hours ten thousand men and women in the line of march to Soldier Field stadium in the fair grounds. ic WILL ATTEND ANNUAL MEET APPEAR SUNDAY TRIP TO PARK ON PERFORM AT THE AUGUST FIRST ANNUAL SHOW Is to Introduce the Peace Officers to Conduct The Davis County Chapter Capacity Crowds Expected to Be in Attendance Future Farmers Has Convention at Richfield Program to Lovers of Concert Ninety Members June; 22 to 24 Music in Ogden Again Tonight y A trip by truck through Many of the west's finest Chief of Police A. E. Wilfong The Arphonlans, a select group Yellowstone park Is the goal set horses were on hand to perform of womens voices under direc- of Ogden will attend the annual for this summer by 30 or for capacity crowds that attendtion of Mark Robinson, will convention of Utah Peace Offi- up more boys of the Davis county ed last night's opening performRichbe In held cers which will make their Initial appearance chapter of the Future Farmers1 ance of the eighth annual Ogden Sunday afternoon, June 4, at field, June 22, 23 and 24. of America. The boys are plan- Horse show, declared by many hunand four Between three four oclock In the auditorium ning the trip for around the first to be the finest exhibition of its state officers of the of Lewis Junior high school. An dred peace of August und intend to make kind to be held here. hour and a half of delightful are expected to attend the con- it one of the chief activities of' Exceptionally fine animals chorus - num- vention at which Chief Wilfong the organization for the sum- were 05 music, Including noted in the In will a response speech Instrumentgive and trios bers, duets, mer entermonths. in stock and class saddle al selections, has been planned to the welcoming address of A report of the activities of ed in the show. The list of by the director. The concert Is Mayor Warner of Richfield. the horses contained not only during the school the A number of changes In the year chapters being given to Introduce follows: but the largest numthe best, recbe criminal state code, may work of the group to music of the Fu- ber of animals ever to be The Davis chapter acFOUND lovers of Ogden and the public ommended at the convention, ture Farmers of America starton Pago Two) Is Invited to attend. cording to Chief Wilfong. 'One ed this school year with more reThe chorus personnel as an- of the changes may be In than 90 members as compared nounced by Miss Edna Hardy, gard to shoplifting, a practice with 76 members the previous ORGANIZED TO Johnny Marion Claims That misas a Is classified now which business manager of the group, year. He Was Kidnaped and which but annually demeanor, is as follows: The chapter held a very suca the merchants Left Near Lake costs acloss, heavy Mrs. Marjorie Greenwell, cessful Project Completion day A change may be in December. said. chief HANDLE 76 of Scout Out the companist. projBoy buglers. An abduction and attack upon Mrs. Louis Knight, Mrs. Afton recommended that this sort of ects started last year, 55 were UTAH oa FiliJohnny Marlon, with eight boys movHanson, Mrs. Louise Coffman, petit thievery be made a felony completed, pino, was brought to light WedMrs. Mathal Ridges, Miss Grace In the eyes of the law, which ing out of the district, thus makWORK nesday morning when the man Mathews, Mrs. Helen Price, Miss would call for more serlonz pun-a ing nearly 80 per cent finish. was treated by County Physician The; Train Will Begin Its Florence Miss Ruth ishment and might result in Club initiations were combined Sperry, Mohl-mareduction of losses to merchants with this program, 35 new memS. W. Badcon and placed In the Miss Greaves, Margaret Tour In Salt Lake County Another change may be sought bers or "Greenhands being Init- Move Includes Miss Caroline Adams, Miss New Build- Dee hospital, after he had reto transportation of iated. d. in counted a story of having been regard Mrs. Ethel 19 Wooley, Mary On Jane ings, Water and Road ride and stolen cars into the state, a crime taken for a one-wa- y The club paper, "The Tomato, Miss Gladys Molen. improvements left in a ditch in West Warren Mrs. Melba Black, Min Carma which Is now punishable under was Issued on Project Complesome time Tuesday night, after for an agricultural Mrs. Mae Felt, Mrs. the Dyer act, which provides tion day. This paper contained Flag Day Program to Include Plans train A special stand by commit, being beaten about the head and to visit six Utah Douglass, Miss Yvonne against taking stolen machines a. summary of last year's work, Leanora Skaggs, Band Music, Male Chorus, special counties for the promotion of Pierce, Miss Rachel Meadoway, from one state to another. A a program for this year, and In- tee was named this week by face. Talk by Dr. Carver better agricultural methods were Min Helen Hinckley, Min Ella stringent state law would result teresting educational Items. Mayor Ora Bundy In order that According to the story related offenders, The Davis chapter experienced Ogden City and Weber county by Marion be was kidnaped completed Wednesday by repre- Winkler, Mrs. Portia Budge, Min in quick trial for street and Grant Burton, winner of an sentatives from Utah, Salt Lake, Mildred Paul, Min Edna Hardy. which might curb the practice, a very successful year in con- may be ready to take advantage from Twenty.fifth of Chief Wilfong, test Judging work. The crops of special relief and public Grant avenue late Tuesday aforatorical contest conducted by Davis, Weber, Box Elder and Min Dorothy Corey, Min in the opinion kOk the Ogden's Elks lodge at the Cache counties, announced Tracy Helen Mattson, Mrs. E. J. Morris, judging team won fourth place works moneys, which will be re- ternoon and taken to a point In In the state contest at the Utah leased for public improvements West Warren near tbe shores Ogden high school will be the R. Welling, executive secretary Min Violet Banford, Miss Dora state fair of 1932 and fifth and emergency works programs of Great 8alt lake. There he orator for the Elk's annual Flag of the Utah State Farm Bureau Coffman, Miss Doris Wangsgard, place In the Inter state contest in the near future, providing the said he was beaten and kicked Mrs. B. L. Wlttemore, Miss Anna day exercises to be held June federation. RECORD relief 11 on the tabernacle square. in the Ogden livestock show of unemployment Railroad sponsors of the pro- Hall, Miss Sarah McCracken. public into unconsciousness after being works bill now before congress robbed Of about 34 and left in livestock 1983. The Mr. Burton won the student ject will be the Salt Lake A Judging Mrs. Grace Leonard, Mrs. UNIVERSITY Is team won fifth place at the state ontest with an address entitled Utah, the Bamberger Electric, a ditch. passed. Badcon, Mrs. Ethel Piper, The hill has already been fair. The American Flag, which he and the Utah.Idaho Central rail- Min Mae Fowles, Miss Myrtle Deputy. Sheriff Elmer A. TayA fathers' and sons' "Clod, passed by the house of repre- lor drove to the farm of Joe will present at the Flag day ex- road companies. Tennis Is only one of the acGoddard, Mrs. Panline Waterercises. He was presented a gold Those cooperating with the program was held by sentatives and is now being con- Rauzl about midnight upon reMin Beulah Alton, Mrs. complishments of Bill Stratford,, hopper If It ceipt of a telephone communicahigh sidered by the senate. watch at the high school fol- state farm bureau in the exhibit fall, Mias Edith son of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Btrat, the chapter at the22 Davis Frances Johnson, . A lunch passes it will provide funds tion from J. M. Light of West lowing the contest, In which will include the extension divi- Light, Mrs. Jean Herrick, Mrs. ford of Ogden, who graduates school on March Grant Jenson, Jack Quayle, John sion of the Utah State Agricul- Dorothy Lancaster. from the University of Utah with was served to 150 fathers and which will be made available for Warren at the sheriff's office, sons In the agricultural room cities, counties and communities informing the officers that the Larsen and Paul Bramwell par- tural college Utah-IdaSugar this Ok years graduating class. ticipated. The young men were company, Layton Bngar company Mr. Stratford, who recently at the high school. Afterward throughout the nation for public injured man had shown up at all coached by Mrs. Florence Amalgamated Sugar company and Membership home. led his team to unofficial Rocky wrestling and boxing exhibitions works programs destined to re- RuzI's Deputy Taylor Hirst Newcomb of the high Franklin Sugar company; Utah to the hospital Marion tennis championship were given in the school gym- lieve unemployment. mountain topk Scheduled was nasium. This open program school faculty, and won the Poultry association, Utah Dairy the Improvewere his dressed where wounds Among public after defeating Boulder, Colo., to the public and was attended ments suggested in the past here and the story of the slugging and praise of the Judges after de- association, and tho home and 10 champions of the eastern division400 more than the state people. new before oration are by of their section the I a livering building, abduction learned early Wednescommunity of the conference, la a threeAt the Davis Connty Farm Bu- a new high school for the city, day student body Just before the Harm bureau.: man in tennis, captain of reau morning. chamherler for Plans the be held to Ogden the latter Us tour school. day, dose of The train will begin Dr. Badfpn reported tbe Filidevelopment of the Ogden river the commerce of drive, will club of the membership Student August part Other' numbers on the Flag June. 18 in Salt Lake county and project, which would Include pino to have suffered bad bruises for the week of June a straight of work donethrough erect an exhibition booth and dams st Magpie canyon and at about the eyes and face, possible day program will include selec- then will move to Utah county, scheduled at the will three years . are 4 10 to members to of award being lnelnslve, prizes tions by the Union Pacific band, and then north to Davis, Weber, Pine View In Ogden canyon, Im- fracture of the sknll and nose, Utah. of University commitont worked best by publicity exhibiting the the Ogden Male chorus, the Elks' Box Elder and Csohe counties. provement of the city water- and other injnrlee about scholastic average the chapter the His A Judging contest will works system, a proposed tribute to the flag by Dr. John Various car' exhibits will in. tee headed byE. Chairman Don sec-E. won himhigh high body. He was reported to be of the first bids on crops. one Farmheld be J. FJeldsted, the Future among dward Carver and a history of clnds poultry, beet sugar, dairy Leader, and h Twenty-fourtfrom street way recovering at the hospital after the university campus to Phi er chapters' of Davis and sur- to retary of the chamber, tke flag by Arthur Woolley. the Utah Hot Springs, and receiving treatment. products, livestocks, and- an com- - Kappa phi zcholMp fratmnlty rounding counties at this event. members of Other the communTwelfth Scouts Imthe of Boy hlbit of tho homo and many pavings and highway 004 ?? I?0 kOk .ward will take' part in the ex- ity section of the form bureau. mlttee are W. J. Crltchlow, GAS TAX SLUMPS provements in and about the education of chool If under Wallace, will Alfred jwhotai who Secretary and Gladwell, sow ercises to which the general BOISE, Ida., May 31 Idaho the new farm law, orders a re- city. lp nj was select speakers to appear before public Is Invited. Lylle W. LarThe committee, which will be gasoline tax receipts revealed a MIRROR SAVES UFB e scholarship Rhodes cent duction of twenty-fivthe Bowper W. luncheon Will kin Is general chairman of the dubs; on intercol-publlcltto work decided decrease y In possible plans, in rales during the output of hogs, Just think ready man and Miss Katherine Kranss.lHe holds three state Wag day committee. tennis tliloi or himself, how many Jobs this will afford should the hill become law and March of this year compared ALBANY, Ore., May II Mirthe newspap-;5lot- e through 0 to desire with the same month In 1932. rors do not often save human ers; Alyson E. Smith and Aaron in addition to captaining the teaching birth control to the the city and eounty OOP GETS ACID TEST obtain money for public purposes Total receipts were 9121.255.50 honor mother pigs. lives, hut Park Chin, Chlnne W. Tracy, publicity over the air.! team, and to winninghishigh consists of County Commissioner for 1933 and 3141,752.26 excellent for so KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., May cafe owner, own his life to one, All members of the chamher.on the campus for 1 University of California scien- Charles A. Halverson: Fred M. last year. Klamsh Falls policemen When he entered the front of have been paired off into teams record while completing the work tists I kOk achieved a temperature of Nye, member of the Ogden city a burglar for purposes of canrauing the of a nay have a reputation for his cafe, he surprised town has organized in 459.1 below aero. They can get board of education; George E. with Arkanna a a nin The major till. degree the At new burglar barbers. members for toughness ihe rfllng among city during v i still lower one if they will put Brown of North Ogden, repre- tbe Mountain Home chemlstry. any rate, one hair specialist used opened fire and fled. Investiga- membership drive. -- Oka thermometer beside Mrs. Ella senting water users of the coun- club. Dont know what kind of CHSearbollc acid on Patrolman O. A tion showed he was a geod shot J. Craven, an engi- v club It la. but we feel tare At last ws know who the For-but had hit Chlna reflection MoKlnnon by mistake, thinking Nowadays, all is not gold that Bcole while she reads reports of ty; Herman and Ora Bandy. 3.2 neer, it isnt a golf slab. beer. of success Mayor the :n is Man Charlie If was the mirror. ;otten g lotion. Csrtlil, Jitters 10-da- flve-gait- flve-gait- FARM SPECIAL ed WOUNDED MAN TUESDAY tot WILL TOUR SIX RELIEF COUNTIES GRANT BURTON PROGRAM n. 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