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Show 8 THE OGDEN POST Ogd en Briefs al Y. W. C. Dr. Carver to Speak A, CHURCHESI"f FIRST Friday, January 6, National Woolgrowers Convention at Ogden Is Complete Success CONGREGATIONAL zona; C. II. McNia, Chicago, Illinois; J. E. Morse, Dillon, Montana; Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Meyer, Spokane, Washington; Sam Mauiri, Ogden; Antonio Monterola, Winslow, Arizona; Roy R. Moore, Evanston. Wyoming; John C. MacKay, Salt Uke City, Utah; F. A. Mason, Boston, Mass.; Hollis R. Mills, Hartsel, Colorado; C. E. Mills, San Francisco, California; Minnie Miller, Salt Uke City; Fred O. Morgan, Kansas City, Missouri; J. F. Mooney, Ogden; H. E. Morse, Dillon, MonMarshall, Glenwood tana; , Chas. Springs, Colorado; John K. Madsen, Mt. Pleasant; J. E. Merrion, Chicago, Illinois; George B. Miller, Boise, Ida.; Thos. G. Marshall, Belvidere U Fox; F. R. Marshall, Salt Uke City; Ly man B. Miller. San Francisco, Cali fornia; R. D. Myers, San Francisco, California; John MacQueen, Kirkland, Tllinois; A. P. Maclnnis, Salt Uke City; J. H. McClure, Reno, Nevada. Leo J. Nielson, Brigham City; John Nebeker, Stockton; H. H. Neal, Hailey. Idaho; J. C. Naylor, Central City, Nebraska; L H. Nash, Boise, Idaho; Jose Navarro, Boise, Idaho; J. S. Nob-lit- t, Colceville, Wyoming; Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Nolan, Omaha, Nebraska; R. F. Neslen, Salt Uke City; Miss Afton Newell, Provo. W. D. Oliver. Dillon, Montana: Wm. C. Olsen, Mt. Pleasant; Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Orme, Pocatello, Idaho; James E. Orr, Ogden: H. P. Ottosen. Meeker, Colorado; H. P. Ottosen, Meeker, Colorado; J. Peery Olsen, aMnti, Miss B. Peterson, Oeden; Walter Chas. Priddy, Davis, California; Harold J. Packer, San Diego, California; Earnest Peterson, Hyrum: Jaber Pitcher, Idaho Falls, Idaho; W. H. American Falls, Idaho; C. P. Pruitt, Boise. Idaho; L. B. Palmer, Columbus, Ohio; Walter M. Pierce, UGrande, Oregpn; Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Pattern, Payson; Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Rich. Burley, Idaho; B. M. Roberts, Omaha, Nebraska; Eph Ricks, Sugar City, Idaho; F. G. Ruthrauff, Ogden; , F. W. Rothrock, Spokane, Washington: Fred B. Ruby, Alamosa, Colorado; H. W. Rowe, Ogden; R. H. Peck, Ogden; G. C. Pretty, Anaconda, Montana; V. D. Robinson, Salt Uke City. C. E. Spear, ' Sacramento, California; A. J. Seit, Salt Uke City; Murray E. Stebbins, Helena. Montana; T. J. Shanahan, Portland, Oregon; Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Sexton. Salt Uke City; Guy Stambaugh. Deer Lodge, Montana; Fred B. Sheriff, Helena, Montana; Mrs. Fred B. Sheriff, Helena, Montana; W. A. Schowe, Alder, Montana; J. F. Sears, Yakima, Washington; Keith Smith, Linwood; Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Seely, Castle Dale; C. L. Smart, Salt Uke City; Robert N. Stanfield, Oregon; Gordon Smith, Cedar City; Mrs. Gordon Smith Cedar City; E. A. Sawyer, Winslow, Arizona: J. N. Smith, Cedar City; Mrs. J. N. Smith, Cedar City; A. E. Miss Scott, Scott, Dell, Montana; Dell, Montana; H. H. Stevens, Salt Uke City; L. S. Smart, Ugan; James Smith. Cedar City; Matt Staff, Boston, Mass.; J. F. Stewart, Salt Uke H. Shurto, Chicago, 111 T. City; W. Smith, Rexburg, Idaho; G. T. Sullivan, Denver, Colo.; H. R. Sinclair, Salt Uke City; W. C. Snow,- Salt Lake City; J. S. Stressenger, Boston, Mass.; S. J. Stephenson, Salt Uke ' City. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Trask, Ballan-tin- e, Montana; J. W. Thornley, Kays-vill- e; A. Parker Teuton, Boston, 1928 Disaster Relief Corps Planned by Legion Zion National Park, Utah, January CHURCH. 2460 Adams avenue, The Meeting John E. Booth, mayor of Spanish With a Welcome," Rev. liar-- h 6. In a very complete manuscript Church the of Dr. John Edward Carver returned to his home WednesFork, I Nation- (Continued from page 1) pastor. relating to the history of Zion from Indianapolis, where he atFirst Presbyterian church of this city old E. Mayo, day al park. Just received at the office 11:00 a. m. morning worship. tended the meeting of the Americanwill be the principal speaker at the on Umb Sermon: What Does It Mean To Be of tne superintendent, Mr. A. M. Wood-- a music; report of commUtre ism commission of the American annual meeting of the Young Wocommittee care-oof in Mr. Booth has served on the men's Christian association which will Christian?" This sermon will be one bury, park naturalist, traceswhich thi f marketing; report report the most important sermons of the ful detail the manner in predatory animals; election of presicommission for the past three yean be held in Salt Lake City on Jan be discus-to 1 name Zion" first came appliec toe on resolutions; year. In it there will be a and was reappointed for the term uary 22. naming of sion of the essential elements in the to the colorful canyon in Southern dent and unending December 31, 1930, the only committee; executive differ of conclusions the widely members For centuries Utah. His life. member of the commission to receive execuUtah Horticulturists Will Convene religious world of o: finished business meeting has been divided into from commonly accepted versions He has served as deThe annual convention of the Utah Christian reappointment. 'be. to came of name committee. in the name thp how the tive and national excommander State Horticultural society will con- warringofcamps partment Peace. Sunday morning a According to facts uncovered by In Attendance ecutive committeeman of Utah in vene Tuesday, January 24, at the Prince white be will first Mr. the answer givperson Woodbury, Hotel Bigelow. Morning and after- simple and honest their kdia years past. Delegates and62nd a man named Joseph Black, enter annual National noon meetings will be held followed en to this great question. the for o istored summer At the meeting in Indianapolis, Mr. in the Zion music: early canyon Morning by a banquet in the evening. Charles convention:. Booth in F in Woolgrowers said, the fifteen committee 1861. Misprimarily engaged Although Offertory offertory, Steele); M. Smith is president of the society, W. P. Anderson, Kansas City, Calimembers who formulate the Ameriland. Black and Professor F. M. Coe, of the Utah Steele); oertory, Offertory in F" I hunting for agricultural C. M. Armstrong, Das, canism policies of the organization, ( J, T. Field) ; postlude, Marche (J. also had time to notice the sublime souri; Lay Agricultural college, is secretary. Miss T. o; fornia; Mr. and Mrs. Dell Adams,Arcn-abor-- 1 tales His of the Lorin adopted several new policies to be carrange. Wheelwright, scenery Field); Lulu Uoyes, home economist tor the ton E. R. Alton, Ogden; John finr the out by the posts during the comforth ried wonders these brought and A ganist, Utah Power I R. Anderson, Light company, Idaho; Boise, was known One of the major plans disHouse name In whiryT solos canyon ing Fathers Vocal year. by My Professor Peterson of the A. (X, will 1 he cussed, said, was the forming of Josephs T be speakers at the banquet Tuesday Are Many Mansions, MCli. A. Burden, Dillon. Montana; in or 1863, disaster a 1 was relief (Jos-It Childrens later, The tw Ais B. corps in each post, Friend, mid); Wyoming; night. O to give immediate relief at the time eph Adams); Mrs. Nellie Draney, so- - that three inerifarent into the canyon ?' ktZSuu. k city. I to live, in the main of great disasters, thus bridging the Cal- -, thf fitf nsettlers Francisco, Dr. Fishburn Foot Specialist.. All loist, San I desa was E. men Benjamin, ne from the time of the catastrophe school. she m. church If 10:00 a. gap canyon. Mo., atn Black, St. Joseph, foot ailments given my personal - erter from thi army, and the other the American Red Cross can asuntil all and classes for everyare There tention.' Phone 147-- R 608 New Bank one is welcome. 6:30 p. m: Young two werol t y ideal Ws tern renegades. N feroww, SaU Lake City; George and then to resume work in semble; Adv.ti. building. m. man a named was with that organization. It Mtter, oniohe cooperation Peoples meeting. All young people are welcome and I Isaac Behmmin, wip is described by Bingham, Riverdale; Ogden, To Conference In Washington rough old char-- Salt Lake City; John Balan, Woodbury as being A. cordially invited to attend. Oregon, Pendleton, who U. T of F Boylen, but M. withal, religious actor, Frank very Spend Driggs, superintendent George r! Buckley. Hartsel, Colorado; the state school for the deaf and blind, FIRST COMMUNITY CHURCH, first started to call the, canyon Sum A. Berr, Salt departed Sunday for Washington, D. e. meeting place Moose hall, tie Zion." It is related that Bequnnin used to E. B. Bolto, Gooding, Idaho. W. C., where he will be in attendance at 2416 Washington avenue. Rev. liar-- 1 sit in front of his cabin and looking Barkdull, American Fal.V T. the national research council of Wash- ry O Fee pastor. The greater part of 61,000,000 apIdaho, Bible school meets at 9:45. Every at the great walls, cut V side can-o- C. Bacon, Twin Falls, P. J. Bimat, ington on January 20 and 21. At this propriated by tne Union Pacific sysconference problems of the deaf and tem for advertising purposes will be invited. Your church creed or yons into great towers nd moun eerson, Reno, Nevada; Mr. and Mrs. blind will be considered by the mem- denomonational tie makes no differ-- tains, he would say, why go to Zion Bakersfield, California; used to exploit southern Utah attraca J. Leo Bown, Provo. bers. While away Mr. Driggs will ence to us. (Salt Lake City) and workhip in tions," declared F. W. Robinson, Cedar we have Godshwn tem-Th- e Mr. and Mrs. Doug. Clark, visit various institutions for the deaf in charge of traffic, who was Morning worship at. 11:00 oclock, temple when This Spokano, is as muchlZion and blind in the east. He will re City W. A. Crinkshank, will occupy the pulpit, plea here! a Salt visitor Wednesday en Uke pastor UV. S, Cjlp. SjU turn to Ogden about February 1. route to Us Angeles. The Omaha The membership and friends are in- - Salt Lake, Well call it Little Zion, W(.taitoni C Mrs. J. and Aid by the name of Little Zion it was City; Mr. rail chief anticipates an increased vjted Cord Tire, 64.95. 29x4.40, 30x3 tourist travel to Utah wonderlands Young Peoples Christian Endeavor afterwards known among the early ham. Casper, Wyo.; ,Jama Og Portland, Ore.; 65.05, Morrisons, 2580 Washington meets at 6:30. Virginia Fee leader, settlers of southern Utah. the 1928 season. during John In the commonly accepted version of den; Nick Choumos, Paradise, Mrs. Adv.' The young people are always glad avenue. Mr. Robinson was accompanied by Logan; Mr. and h- the origin of the name, it is stated to have your presence. W. S. general passenger Basinger, City; was considered by the civl", DeMolay Installs worship 7:30. This is our that the canyon Evening W. officials and the manager, Iich., spent most Cass City, in caw ry G. Installation ceremonies were belt popular service. Plenty of good music Pjoneers as a place of refuge of in S. conference the with local estab-Churday Montana, attact. It is a well E. Crowley, Bozeman, Sunday afternoon at the Masonic tem- - and a live message by the pastor. pflndian Thos. U. officials. P. Idaho. Bliss, will no bcd Indian of fact that stay William Clau, night Thursday evening. Ble by the Ogden chapter, Order M. O. Culton, Speaking of Zion National park Molay. The officers chosen for Supper will be served beginning at in the canyon between sun set. and Cooper, Casper, Wyo.; Petor Mrs. and Mr. Robinson stated that CalMr. canun reason travel, this for the who were installed at the 6:30, and followed by a social good the year Salt Lake City; rise, and Dilifornia led all states in passenger regChristensen, have been an doubt would no counBerg. Master Tooele; are: welSunday meeting Clegg, time. Strangers and visitors yon Salt A. to Ilow-tiv- e istration the Utah bfeauty spot, addA. Callister, cilor, Walter E. Ellingson; senior corned. Come to a church of distinc Meal place for the purpose. lon, Montana; ing that Utahns are not quite as apaver, Woodbury points out that in the Lake City; J. F. Cronin, councilor, Alexander Adams; junior service preciative of the southern Utah scenIndian troubles of 1865, al! the set- City; John Carmody, Under, Wyo., councilor, Paul Ches; scribe, Fred ery as they might be. tlers moved into Rockville, which is J. J. Craner, Corinne- Fretwell; treasurer, Wayne Iverson; below the mouth of the gorge, in He said that 200 men have been senior deacon, Claud Nye; junior deaR. J. Dee, Helena, Montana; T. J. stead of seeking refuge between its con, Leroy Burklund; senior steward, working on the U. P. Lodge on the . Harry Rubin; juiiior steward, Blaine north nm of Grand canyon and that great walls. it is almost completed. The lodge at Morse; chaplain, Charles Wappler; It therefore appears, that as a restandard bearer. Ernest Tama; marthe sult of the investigations of the Park Van Deusen, Boise, Idaho; top of the canyon is furnished Mr. and Mrs. shal. Charlies Michaels; sentinel, Ward with electricity which is transmitted . Naturalist, a man who enjoyed some- - Dredge, Malad, Idaho: DaFurnished by II. G. Une & G de Wit; almoner, Charles Christman; what of a dubious reputation among J. L. Driscoll. Boise. Idaho; J. M. Tom through a 10,000-foo- t, pipe line carried up the canyon walk his neighbors and who was the firs . vis, Pullman, Washington; orator, Harold Daniels; preceptors, Iwer Ixibby Hotel Bigelow. Claude Ileren, Alvin Taylor, Robert CHICAGO, January 19. Market Uo appreciate the fact that the can-w- Drummond, Anaconda, Montana; Ben very strong during the early part yon wa8 the work of God, must be Darrah, Shoshone, Idaho; C. J. Mrs. Yates, Douglas Wilson. Richard BalTaylor, Rexburg, Idaho; Jas. Turn-hul- l, Chris-mathe of n. and Jesse Salt Uke City: Mr. and John lard, Moyes session, advancing on the credit for name which a it given giving Carey, Idaho. expected upturn in L pool, which mar- - I every one must consider entirely ap-k- et Parley A. Dansie, Salt Lake City, H. F. Updike, Grand Junction, Coloclosed 4 to 5l8d up. However, propriate. aMr. and Mrs. D. B. Drake, Challis, i, rado. Flowers for AH Occasions Klenko the buying was construed as largely Idaho; J. J. Devereux, Salt Uke City; Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Vass, Uramie, inwere and short W. Daley, Rawlins, Wyoming. 2055 W. covering offerings Phone Floral, Washington 'Aver' Wyoming. creased on, the .upturn, which later 1240. J. C. Eastes, Chicago, 111.; James Mr. and Mrs. Jess D. Whitmore, with the decline in corn, brought D. Edwards, West Chicago, I1L;H. B. Nebr.: J. C. Wilkerson, DenValley, LaMar Engstrom has been suffer' Embach, Arizona; Miss Pearl M. Funeral services were held Tuesday about a setback to slightly above last J. B. Wilson, McKinley, ver, Cola; Mr. afternoon at the Fourth ward chapel nights closing figures. Some reports ing from a severe attack of rheuma-fro- Everett,' Council Bluffs, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. Whitworth, Wyoming; abroad stated last nights clos- - tism for the past two weeks, and Mrs. Albert Epperson, Howbert, for Mrs. Hazel Bigelow, wife of James Dillon, Williams, Alder, Mont.; Andy Some reports from O. Bigelow who died Saturday. In- ing figures. Colorado; J. H. Eager, Ely, Nevada; Mont.: F. H. Wood, Spencer, Idaho; R. J. betCedar abroad stated The & a was that school there City; terment was in the city cemetery unEsplin, Sunday organization Henry Chet wing, San Francisco, California; der the direction of Lindquist, under- ter milling demand in evidence, and took their play "Turn to the Right" Eliqson. Salt Uke City; J. R. Eliq-soGilbert Jerome, Idaho; CL Salt Uke City; T. J. Edmunds, seaboard, as well as southwest ad-- 1 to Hooper last evening, takers. H. Williams, Deer Lodge, Montana; vices, indicated there were foreign Salt Uke City; Miss Anna Edmunds, G. B. Williams, Kanarra, Utah; L. H. 100 per cent Paraffine base oil, bids in the market dose to a working I Huntsville Junior high school school Salt Uke City. Idaho Falls, Idaho; John White-head- , Wolf, exFred W. Falconer, Pandleton, Ore.; any weight, 65c gallon, Morrisons, basis. Only moderate sales for - completed with Eden Junior high Idaho Falls, Idaho; K. G. War2580 Washington avenue. Adv. port were reported Argentine ship- achool in a basketball game last Fri- - Mrs. Martin Fieldstead, Yakima, ner, Pendleton, Oregon; E. O. WaH. Flynn, Ogden; A. f"41"14 t Idaho: E. M. Wentworth, day afternoon. The score was 16 to Washington; T. Pocatello, lter, Filer, Idaho; Mrs. "Value of an Education" was the SUffi0?0 buhfiS Wihich Des Moines, Idaho; M. W. Whitney, aJmoi 20 in favor of the Huntsville school. E. Fridenstine, A. E. Fridenstine, Pocatello, Idaho; subject chosen by Francis Wilson, senOgden; W. H. Weeks, . Kansas City, ior of the Weber high school, who indicates that their movement is well! Miss Lillian Felt was entertained M. D. Fell, Portland, Oregon; Floyd D. E. Wood, Spencer, Idaho; Missouri; won the B. A. Fowler medal, in the underway. Winnipeg market held re - at her home by a number of close T. Fox, Silverton, Ore.; R. W. FUn-lto- n S. fhellerUn (Sli- Edward N. Wentworth, Chicago, but some advices indi- - friends and relatives last Saturday ders, Salt Uke - City; R. E. Foster, fornia; L, H. Tryon San contest which was held Monday. Sec- 8t,vy H. Weitz, Stockdale, Illinois; George . Mra. Homer Mr. an1 MnmtannruilAn cated that the pool were selling wheat evening. Miss Felt is intending to ond place was won by Floyd Farter, Illinois; Chas. F. Wiggs, Salt Uke his subject being, "Cultural Value of on a scale up. Cash wheat premiums leave shortly on an extended R. A. Ward, Portland, Oregon; visit in City, for continue! the an Education." milling grades This contest is California Ira T. Wight, Boston, Massachusetts; Harry Thompaon, Dell, fornia. Montana; H. Thomas, Ashton, Idaho; Owen Woodruff, Salt Uke City. sponsored annually by Mr. Fowler, strong, although some of the higher1 to encourage study and confidence to grades were slightly easier. Flour Roy F. Guy, St Joseph, Mo.; F. WVTEurTran8hbr. Emma R. Yearian, Lemhi, Idaho; Uke City. fY&rd V'sUlQluSltG demand is not brisk, in fact in some' S. Gedney, Mountain Home, Idaho; W. Taylor, Driggs, Idaho; appear in public. Miss A. Irene Young, Salt Uke City. E. o Guy I Goin, San Francisco, CaliGovernor , d fornia; Mrs. Guy L. Goin, San FranSide Curtains Special cisco. Calif.; E. C. Giddings, Fort Col. Y 67.20. Morrisons, 2580 Washington tions on old sales. Demand for the I 7 Ward, United States Mar-ver- y ins, Colorado; J. E. Gosling, Kansas avenue. Adv. medium and ordinary grades continue . 'or the district of Utah, has City, slow, despite the fact that re- Mo.; Al Gomez, Davis, CaliforRoss Gwilliam, Ogden. Cost figures will be submitted to cent shipments out of this market! announced his candidacy for the nia; ce been quite liberal. We still feel governor. There are many Mike Hayes, Denver, Colorado the city commission within a short time for an improved lighting sys- that a broader consumptive demand Republicans who think Mr. Ward is I. J. Hagenborth, Spencer, Idaho; D. tem on Kiesel avenue. Property own- for the ordinary grades, either do- - 4j!?, , candidate for the office and V. Hartzell, Chicago. Illinois; A. T. bis nomination. Mr. libbard, Helena, Montana; Erick ers appeared before the commission mestic or foreign, must be in evidence n of education, expert lansen, Dillon, Montana; E. S. Hark- on Monday and made the request that f prices are to be maintained, as all Wan ence an ability, and if elected gov- - ness, Dell, Mont; Mrs. E. S. Harkness, this avenue be improved as well as statistics indicate that there is more ernor would give the state a safe and )ell, Montana; Arthur Hill, Kansas than to wheat world enough other parts of the business district. supply sane administration. They feel the lighting system is en- requirements. lity, Mo.; G. A. Hansen, Salt Uke 2ity; Walter Humphreys, Boston, tirely inadequate at the time. SITS AS BOARD OF a present Massachusetts; R. H. Hardy, Denver, EQUALIZATION Alex Healy, Worland, Wyo.; Colo.; Fonts New Drs, Method Dentists, Weber board of county com- - I. W. Harvey, Heber; Harlan Hill, .I'b i 2468 Washington, phone 343. adv. Furnished by II. G. Lane & Co., missioners sat Tuesday as a board of Vosser, Washington; J. II. Hill, Ur-ami-e, IiOwer Lobby Hotel Bigelow. for the equalization first time this Wyo.; Robert H. Hinckley, OgFebruary 20 and 21 are the dates ear- High Low Close chosen by the Elks for the Forty-nine- r" WHEAT den; M. F. Higbee, Cedar City; J. 1.30 1.29 1.29 ). Hopkins, Cedar City; Mr. and Mrs. festival this year. The com- March 1.31 1.30 130 I An cr of ground contains 43,650 , as. A. Hooper, Salt Uke City; George mittee in charge of the affair is Frank May I 3. Holman, Salt Uke City; C. W. 1.27 1.26 1.26 qore feet. R. Goddard, James Renell, Phil Dix, July and Floyd Tlmmer. The first eveless, Ogden; W. K. Horning, Salt jake City; W. K. Horning. Salt Uke Notice ning the party will be open to the G. W. BRAMWE ?ity; Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Holland, pulblic. and the second night will be E. GLEN REEDER Battery Service 31ko, Philander PB0BATE for Elks only. Nevada; Hatch, Auto Repairing .Ag8IBuu,ANSH" Yoods Cross; .Peter Hirigaray, Uy-oer reports business conditions very L. E. Paul Hoppel, St Minnesota; Batteries, 11 plate, 100 hr., 68.65. good throughout the middle west BATTERIES I Consult County Clerk or respective 1 E. Rawer, Ogden; J. R. Hanaley, IGNITION exchanged., Morrisons, 61.00 ' Recharged ' Infrmn-tia- n. M. E. Hansen, OgSalt farther Uke 2580 Washington avenue.. City; Adv. Girl.' Arolad. Pine den; C. F. Impey, San Francisco, CaliThe annual Girls Acolade dance of fornia; J. W. Imlay, Hurricane. Night classes were begun at Og- the Ogden high school will be held den high school Monday night for this Roy Jennings, Fremont Nebr.; in the Bcrthana ball-- 1 fcuu of Johanna Jacob Vandcr Sehuil Villiam Jensen. Brigham City; J. adults. They will continue until room. evening wil Officers of the club are MissCpc,UtM11 claims with floyd Jones, Boise, Idaho: L. M. April 5, Principal Francis T. Wiggins Caiman Garner, president; Miss Don- ones, Cedar City: William L Jones, announces.' vir 'Pr.iid.nt; Mi.. Mil- JJiMMnta,' Cedar City; A. A. Johns, Prescott Phone 406 for Service secretary. The commit-- 1 otto vamder schuit, . Arizona; J. W. Johnson, Salt Uke At l convention of the :ee on arrangements I is Administrator. of composed Mon-anW. Utah Realtors held in this city Sat- Uiss Iris a; E. Joseph, Bozeman, 2ity; Smith, chairman; Miss w 3110 Washington Ave. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Johnson, ASf-AdmlnUtraurday. the following officers were tor. S. M. . elected for the year: ramie, Wyoming; Jorgensen, President, JsvSBinr,NiphftlD0TOty Miss Dnto of first publication January isss. lalina, Utah; Mr. and Mra. D. W. Lawrence Mangum. Salt Lake; first die II I ade. Patrons for the occasion) publication, February 17, ltjs. ames, Tooele City; J, II. Jensen, Fred Froerer, Ogden; are superintendent and Mrs. W. Karl Idaho. second Driggs, Harry T. Heal, SopknprinclPa.1. and Mra-- A- - M- Miss Kathleen W. Kivitt Baker, SUMMONS Provo; third Y. George )regon; Beulah Klossner, Idaho Falls, Smith, Logan; secretary and treas-u- r daho; J. B. Kerr, St Joseph MisKiepe, Salt Lake; di- rectors, Fred T. Flinders, Ogden, and souri; Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Kincaid, N. C. Palmer, Salt Lake. )zona, Texas; II. J. King, Uramie, 8AID DOraND. Stayner Case and Mrs. Amelia Garner. Eaot--E 0K UTAH Richards, Salt Lake realtor, won the Wyoming; Emery King, Provo; EX J. Kirkham, Salt Uke City; J. F. of all for hii t ion on SfTT W? s"",in awriwt., 4he Scenic Center of Illinois. King, Chicago, .sl4 ConntTta fv,n.Ktor. av,nu has TOn SSkSu f.: America." W. W. Utta, Ugan, Iowa; Jaa. H. solidated with cti?" bwwhts othcrwi within the Modern Tire Serv- Lemmon, Morristown, South Dakota; ce at 2276 Washington avenue. The . Power Engineers Give Banquet J! Mr. and Mrs. concern will continue to handle the Uwia, Provo; k. ZJZS Mr. and Mrs. William wtu The local branch of the National J. Cyril Uu, Soda as- Siberling tires, but business will con-in r to th at Extremely Low Prices! nccording demand 1 of the Springs, Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. Clarsociation of Power Engineers held a tinue under the name of the Modern wiUl rhdinner meeting at the Hotel Bigeence -b Umoreaux, Cedar City; Mr. and We Can Save You Money! low Tuesday evening when two naMrs. James Uidlaw, Boise, Idaho; tional officers of the organization J. D. Uiter, Howe, Idaho; Oscar Ur-aoCedar City; Mrs. O. Larson. Cedar T!lon,M R- - Herlihy, company the ?ge!t tiSdMbtrequi Mr. and Mrs. Floyd W. Lee, and II. I. Hilton, naCity; vulcanizing A hif aAiiAMAitA e tional trustee, both of Los Angles, i r. ArcL.1., 5 SfffSJS. H i. A. Gealta was toastmaster E; of and w. z company, Mr. liar-TWermade by the national tog, and T. A. Miller . n nintifr Attorney. McGregor, Ash" of thi city and char .j, Hooper, Washington; Mr. rpn7,iJjOU of th 319 Twenty-fourt- h cr,ic Street Phone 248 and Mrs. Donald McLean, Twin Falls, of Salt Lake City. Iast Publication. February 17, 12. A. C. Idaho; McQueen, Phonix, Ari- - gags I , vice-preside- nt; a. ; James-McDer-- ,u. owBaa; . Jj ne . Le-gio- - P. to Large on Utah Publicity Phil-bric- k, I Lu. ch n. vice-preside- nt . as Dal-limo- re, . 1-- - - a m n. - - e, - FreS ,cl0, r.i;. -- t n virj 0ffice of 258? S"&S SSSTSaJ! 1926-For- Announcing- - . of-ha- ve broadwAy AUTO SERVICE . "ett rte.bu;;rl Legal n; vow-Iw- n ' &'5j?oAuwi the-annua- vice-preside- nt, vice-preside- vice-preside- nt, Closing Out Furniture, Stoves and Ranges Glass and Chinaware dTKwl ff'JW n, vice-preside- nt, 1 Is- iTSSip vice-preside- nt lit maf !2J5S& 6 a E. A. Olsen & Son t i |