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Show pm cnMETHING TO REMEMBER YKt Ogden is Ihe Flour Milling renter of the Region. Inter-Mounta- SOMETHING TO REMEMBER That Ogden ia the center of the in Canning Industry in the basin states. ar BIGELOW-BARNE- President De Vine Ogden Livestock Show TAYLOR PREDICTS UTAH AND AGGIES BATTLE TO Urges Unity in Work Names Its Officials AT U STADIUM TIE SCORELESS BUSY SESSION Working for S honor pioneers OF WJi the good of the state and not just one particular community was urged by James II. DeYine, president of the Ogden chamber of commerce, who spoke at a dinner Tuesday at which the governors of his night organization were guests of the board of ernors of the local chamber at govthe Salt Lake chamber of commerce building. It isn't Ogden or Salt Lake, Mr. De me declared, but Utah that we both should think about, and we should bend all our energies for its future progress. We have here at this meeting men who do in their particular communities things and who have done much to develop them. Any differences that we might have had in the past have been all ironed out and we Bhould all bo engaged in doing things for Utah. What are our community problems are also our state problems, so that there can be no real rivalry except in the common interest in furthering the development of the slate. In the discussion which followed Mr. DeVines talk and the address of welcome given by Edward M. Ashton, president of the Salt Lake chamber, the suggestion made by Harry Chand- ECHOPRO JECT CommenceBanquet Celebrating ment of Work; Untiring Ef-for- ts of Years Recited; Over MoveForty Workers Present; ment Started Over Thirty Years Ago; Workers Praised n vice-preside- nt com-iian- d run-goo- d olster-Jus- t week ed The University of Utah and the Utah Agricultural College football teams played a scoreless tie in their annual turkey day classic yesterday before a crowd of 23,000 spectators in the new Utah stadium. Contrary to the expectations of many the lighter forwards of the Agtheir heavier oppongies ents. The Utah backs were continually stopped in their tracks for losses. The Utes were unable to gain much ground through the line. The Utes, however, made some good gains by means of their aerial atatek. The Aggies gained almost at will through the line, except when they came to the twenty yard line, when Utah braced and held on downs. Warburton and Hawley were the outstanding ground gainers for the Aggies and Lawrence, Howells and Dow showed up best for the university. The Aggies line, however did not let the Utah backs get started very out-rush- ed Officers of the Ogden Livestock Inc., announce the selections of Show, and ease Uiah was thrown for losses committees ami superintendjudges, lost the ball on downs. for the ninth anof ents departments were the llowells Warburton and be held in the coliseum, show to nual best hooters for their respective teams. 7 to 12 inclusive. Ilouldcr I)am Issue Will be Chief Cuptaiu Linford, star tackle for the January 11. H. Kildctf, director of animal Aggies, missed a field goal by about Iowa State college, Issue to Colorado; Colorado six feet when he attempted a place husbandry of the the fur first at Iowa, conies Ames, kick from the 35 year line. The ball Gets Millions for National to judge the dairy cattle. went true between the goal posts, but time new judges will bo F. W. WilOther did not have the distance. Park; Coolidge Will be Reson of the University of Nevada, pureThe ball was in Utah territory the bred Hereford cattle; Ray J. Fox, Midnominated; Man Who Takes majority of the time. swine; Floyd T. Idaho; vale, purebred It was the largest crowd in the Counsel Prom Ilis Associates Fox, Silverton, Ore., coarse and midhistory of Utah football, and there dle wool sheep, and C. S. Culp, of Salt were several thousand Ogden rooters Lake, carloads of fat sheep. among those cheering their favorites. (By Albert K. Ilayes.) Other assignments for tho show are: line-uThe session of congress will be next Following was the starting Executive committee Charles II. AGGIES UTAH the most fascinating since the war, in Couch Martindale re Linford (C) Carman rt raSticP m" 1,,mpt0"' Ch,rle th. Christensen ... rg llergeson c on appropria-Glecommittee Granncy M! PWlrful Caffey Entertainment committee-Geo- rge Iverson Gibbons I Ig M. U. Hampton, . h n It... Schaub Fred E. chairman;Joint Dykemun li? E. , E. Williams, Culley, le Taufer Jensen Wright, A. Warden, K. E. Carr and an?i Iuiwrence Warburton Thomas q duction, Volstead act enforcement, taslie Dow rh Smart settlemen committee Charles ClaySifting lh llowells the th,rtcen bl appropriation Worthington ton, C. G. Adney, E. L. Van "J chairman; Van Law f Hawley Meter and L. D. Keller. ,!?; i ado Is more directly concerned Substitutions: Utah, Cox for Chriscommittee J. Transportation dam than with any- tensen; Snarr for Yair taw. W.Mth ter Elliiigson, Referee, L. M. Mahoney, Denver; Kellogg, F. G. chairman; George lh,,'K Lriy in the session John- Ruthrauff, C. L. Men umpire, Harry Dotson, Colorado Col Knight, M. E. Ilanhen and C. F. Moul- WIJ mVduUl?,lo.sth? bw;in senate lege; head linesman. Clem Crowley, ton Denver. bil1 thttl was up last session. I have Superintendenta-- C. II. Adney. pure that the bill bred beef cattle section: Mr. AWAITSCONGRESS Friday night of last week A. of Ogden, president of the Weber River Water Users' association, John G. M. Barnes, of Kaysville, 'mber of the Utah Water Storage ml? of the tommission, and y Davis and Weber Counties Canal were hosts at a banquet at the The guests at the Hotel Bigelow. banquet, some forty in number, were men who at one time or another had often. to do with the promotion of the Echo The banquet Utah had two chances to score; itaervoir proposition. a celebration of the once on a fifteen yard penalty for vu in a measure unnecessary roughness on the part of ugning of the contract and commencian Aggie, when the penalty placed ng work on the reservoir, which, the. ball on the Aggie two yard line, when completed, will furnish storage and at another time on a run from a water for irrigating lands in Davis and ler, publisher of the Los Angeic. forward Weber counties. pass formation, which put Times, at the time of his visit to Salt on ball the the four yard line. In each The banquet, served in the club dinLake, on means of encouraging easting room of the Hotel Bigelow, did ern interest in the far west was givfor credit to that popular hostelry which en much consideration. compete protection dairy cattle section; jack Muiray.h:,,1.c,onttti'n in the I has already established a high reputlbe, W. Reed swine Warnick, sheep section; Mr. Chandler, when he was in Salt nn1 that is the one thing ation for the excellence of its menus Merl Bryan, stork rattle sec-rIndusLake Associated for the Utah service. of concerned about. Colorado n,HI,t and the perfection ?m con-If lion; Henry Obcrhansley, judging will vote Following the banquet, Mr. Bigelow tries conference, declared that Borne tests; I). I. Murray, boyi and girls for the bill. Theprotected1 will be on welcomed the guests and set out the scheme of booking eastern tourists big fight exhibits club do much to west stimuwould to the He lhe Pittman said and resolution it the of UUt) gathering. purpose Judges Dr. Kenneth C. Ikeler. I",rr " was to pay due honor to men of vi- late eastern interest in western afUtah Agricultural college, Logan, openty HTh .rer,Tnt Two Salt Lake women, Mrs. S. II. Work of Fire Chief II. II. Ward-leig- h purebred Shorthorn and Aberdeen lhnrK,1 Newcomb, general nos, who have worked for more than fairs. He suggested that a similar in low fire losses in this city, Angus cattle: F. W. Wilson, Unlver- - fuunfl1 twenty-fiv- e trust, with years for a storage dam system of booking as that employed Rumell, 45, of 1724 Windsor avenue, Pwe.r "Rhinglon to lay his plans at Echo, lie reviewed the beginning for encouraging travel to Europe bo and Mrs. J. F. Jackson, 830 Garfield is praised by the Ogden chamber of of Nevada, Reno, Nev.; purebred ,.n lobby f,Sbt thut w11 en8Ue-o- f of the efforts three years ago, which used. avenue, were rendered unconscious and commerce fire committee, which has Hereford cattle; II. II. Kiidee, director for Those present at the meeting Tues- badly cut on the bead in an automo- published statistics showing that the led to the realization of the Echo dam, animal husbandry, Iowa State col- Isrk Appropriations to Come Up wiling attention to the visit of Dr. day night adopted a resolution en- bile acciaent at Washington avenue city will, barring unforseen develop- lege, Ames, Iowa, dairy cattle; Ray I Congressman Taylor thinks it would street Thursday. Elwood Mead, commissioner of recl- dorsing the Chandler plan and voted and Twenty-firs- t ments, finish the year with a fire loss J. Fox, Midvale, Idaho, purebred Jbe best to take the Colorado river Mr. Rumell was driving the cut lower than in the past few years. F. K. Marshall. Salt Lake, Ram-- 1 troversy to the United Stales supreme amation, and his desire to see a unit that Mr. Ashton, Mr. DeYine, JeBse S. begun in Utah. Richards, secretary of ' the local which was struck by an auto driven Carl C. Gaskill is chairman of the bouillet sheep; Floyd T. Fox, Silver-- 1 court, which is now within ninety Mr. Bigelow stated that the water chamber, and J. C. Rebholz, secre- by George Hubs, 501 Twenty-secon- d committee which reports the fire loss ton, Oregon; coarse and middle woolduys of Us docket and could give an storage commission of the state, acti- tary of Hie Salt Lake chamber, should street. Mrs. Rumell and Mrs. Jack-so- n of the city up to the present is $1.14 sheep; Frank Ball, Ogden, carloads answer in a comparatively brief per-fwere thrown forward and their per capita, against ng upon Commissioner Meads sug- constitute a committee to further decattle; Charles Clayton, Ogden, iod. r capita fire Next to the Boulder dam, Colorado gestion, appointed a committee of tails of the plan and to cooperate heads and shoulders crashed through; loss for 1926 of $1.73; in 1925 the per carloads feeder cattle; Kenneth C. They regained con- caipta loss was $2.89. three, W. R. Wallace, Dr. John A. with any other agencies in the west he windshield. Ikeler, F. W. Wilson and George is interested in appropriations for our sciousness at the Dee hosiptal where . Widtsoe and A. F. Doremus, who recActual fire loss for the year to Ilachton, individual fat steers and national parks. We will have about engaged in similar work. were being dressed. ommended the Echo project. their injuries AshMr. date is $37,256.53. Losses for pre- heifers; C. S. Culp, Salt Lake, car-- 1 100 million dollars to appropriate for of welcome, address his In Mr. Bigelow closed his remarks by loads fat rherp; Glen Whitlock, Grand parks and Mesa Verde will be liberally of vious chamber years were: In 1926, ton asked that all the I lf Island, Neb., fat swine. introducing John G. M. Barnes as commerce provided for. We spent 4 and Wins Marble 1925, 1924, $162,381.50; $34,233.80; throughout organizations I million dollars down there this Auctioneer Colonel toastmaster of the evening. O. E, year Walter, to 1923, $239,988.59; 1922, $40,444.35; laws beneficial Idaho. Mr. Barnes, toastmaster at the funct- the state work .for and will do better next year. Filer, Contest Weber College 1929 1921, legis$52,942.30. when the communities Veterinarian Dr. Claude M. Dee. ion, stated that he has been connected all 8aya Coolidge Will He Nominee He said that The committee also qommends the with the plan for storing water in lature is in session. in the President is winner Marble Colidge will be the nomi- Arthur was work Marshal E. chamber of Fire pleased George Echo for thirty years. Thirty years the Salt Lake com nee of annual oratorical the Heber Grant J. Republican party after the Mitchell in the business district which on behalf of the Salt Lake J convention has voted on favorite ago there was organized the Weber guests, and iest at Weber college, taking for his is said to have decreased fire hazards. sons, River Reservoir, Power and Irrigation believes. Not that Prove to Me the Book of The low rate of losses gives this city Ecnn (Continued On Page Four.) . lubject, I Congressman Taylor Rpifltr DUiife iTldllv the pn.Hl(lent wanta the job for an. company, he said, designed to do what He will receive a book a favorable situation with respect to Mormon. the Weber River Water Users' assoI other as President term, which he realizes may cost Grant, , : by Lutographed fire insurance rates, and Ogden has I the ciation has now accomplished. Mem-be- n site but n. him his life as it cost the life or Jn ,.e iis prize. an medal Canal of a Companies winning opportunity of the early board of directors Coaliilla Frank Robinson, the other student given by the fire committee of the n,nd Harding, but he will be forced of that body who were then introducReach p.0Pulu into it as being the only man who can To who entered the final contest, discus- National chamber of commerce to cited by Mr. Barnes are Bishop Thomas Uih Construction beat A1 Smith.. If Smith is nonri-nate- d sed the subject, The Philosophy of ies of more than 20,000 population. U Allen, of Coalville, Bishop Arthur Morand Davis Book of in the an(l his nomination looks like the of Found ife as Representatives Better fire protection will be afconvn,cuto their I Bn unavoidable conclusion for the Maxwell, of Peoa, Summit county; Weber Counties Canal company de- mon. forded with the completion early in George F. Hunter, of Hooper; County ra!,k I Democrats, ho is liable to carry New clined to approve proposed articlesWa-ol ri Commissioner F. W. Stratford, of Wil-oNew Jersey and Wisconsin and River SUES CITY FOR DAMAGES of the Weber an be roadway of kCITl? ra, I York, Anton Christensen, of Hooper; incorporation become r?aJ held in a at in president unless the solid tha Twenty-fift- h meeting ter association street. Chief Wardleigh Sylvester Price filed suit I south deserts him. of Second Henry P. Green, of Wilson, and H. the and Coolidge is the meeting court district Wednesday Saturday, Ogden that two platoons of four men J. Sheffield, of man ho can beat Smith in Mas-V,a!onIy Kaysville. Each was representatives of four counties against Ogden City seeking damages aaya be which new eacb the wfc Wjn at I station, P ceorded an ovation. The toastmaster gaeounells and that would assure his with some confusion of $1500. He alleges that the street wjjj be with 4000 feet of aa n I election. then told of how this equipped Such is the inside dope head; body gathered and uncertainty. n front of his property at Jefferson hoze, an American-t- a 4 France triple valuable rights, which could not be 4bi? the Democratic cloakrooms, Con-TnMLr0I1J of incorporation, ana articles rirbetween Fourteenth avenue combination engine to begin with, and Through laborers all tamed into an immediate realization Taylor stated, but so far as water users hope to escape lengthy teenth streets has been graded 28 prospects of a quadruplex machine if ready reached Ogden and has made I Kressman La n a dam, and to preserve these rights the norHonultv concernpd Hu will tikA water caus-nover j. rights. g the above level, nches and litigation property costly demand comes. the Utah Conservation company was It was intimated that representatives the accumulation of pools of bav mRdfi. arrcat 0 I the candidate of hia organized. Mr. Barnes named John of Weber, Morgan, and Summit coun- water which depreciate his property. party next year, some p? these men on hi-charge of I Own, father of Governor George H. mid without ahead to seek Services would go Held I ties Bern; Governor William Spry, L. S. Canal Counties r,ilroyi Davis and Weber in Hilla, W. W. Armstrong, T. R. Cutler, the Mrs. F. Stevens ofnHalR14 ItarnLtPfhItntQrk,lnW tive wbo aIwfly takes counsel from Courtesy in1 0,dcr hea, and official leaders in Halloran and others, men who C0T.PR!yiones, president of the a88' will flllt be employed American the job, o I house and Performed a great trust by their eenate. In this he says he aid: Upon Wed held were the services Funeral meeting, after as the home contractors are con-I- t. ciation, far the different from Wilson, of this body. depends 2 in the cerned, and it is thought action of this associatiop nesday afternoon at o'clock a suf I who never consulted Mr. F. W. Robinson, Vat Weber river Bishop Allen gave more interesting anybody among whether to as in ficient number of men question uLionPodfic Syitem, charge the official leaders of his party, during jngles of the efforts of his comrades water right adjudication will be a of U The date for wur commencing to develop the e last tom particularly. Echo project. He reta' or be settled by arbi- th. Jmn.KUi the project has not been fixed by the1 nted how in 1897 the water users of costly procedure I United States government, but the i trThe directors feel we may have to (Continued On Page Four.) "rere Utah Construction company has JCWGlrV btOTC T1C I ,rrvic f Ame,iC" and Weber eTnducUdX Bishop William E. New-- 1 menced ma-1 and proceed without the Davis then the kThiiS; assembling equipment Will Open I of vast thron tartal and are preparing Flood Counties Canal company for building in of AraTe that The their deceased. the arbitrate r,endi J'Khts. others can The reclamation service, operations. is the Flock The room on Washington avenue in Echo Dam directors have about decided wltart S more tal . Mrs. Stevens died Sunday morning under whose charge the work will be I the canal the with the public let and Eccies building, recently occupied incorporation papers the local hospital, following tie-- 1 done, has not yet organized ita forces, ike previous weA. but is now under way. The head- - by J. A. Ilogle & Co., ia being .During the last few days there has company act on them directly. etion performed In and n unusual flood of transients and will be occupied Satur- Representatives of the Davis state BtaanMction the railway8 empioye I be was belived to. be recovering! quarters of the government will mn the coast bound Canal company I Counties Weber when she suffered a I Haps be located at Coalville. dam the day by the Anderson Jewelry com- for on reilroad'Uddcn relapse. Interment was in the officials of A Guthrie A Co.' work at Echo, which have they should have representation "pCVs in proportion directors doubled peace officers, of board the of cltY Portland, Oregon, the firm having cemetery. particularly comfor the ticket buyer, to a large extent. contract for construction of theiand will be managed by L, II. Van to the stock subscription ofthat the on in born serving the railroads. was Mrs. Stevens of Ogden There were five arrests for tres-Jw- g pany, and that they should be allied judges the railroad as the result nd display win- I November 18, 1870, a daughter of Jes - darn, have not arrived, but they are Slyke. The contact. this dows on railroad property Tuesday to name their representatives. are of the latest Her design, and are daily. expectcd and James ter Agnes McQuarrie Mr. Robinson emphasized the fact M more than twice that number probable that the differences developconstructed in a manner to best disI she 35 the last rick. that years During is be amically that it increasingly important Transients claim to have ed at the meeting will v play the magnificent stock of goods active in church which will be carried. J??!1 given the information through adjusted. in the past, civic work. than conditions railroad of .1 shfornia papers that there is plenty The store will be operated independ-entall- y Mrs. Stevens obtained her early I OSt HI because the railroads have a more ex- 01 I ork at Echo. of the Salt Lake store, A and acting public with which to deal be - education in the Ogden schoolsWeber Contractors of the Echo dam proj Holy Cross advertised line of watches, nationally of firkt students was seven one of the cause that public, during the last nrav k.s assumed charee jewelry and j ili employ Utah labor so far as silverware will be carI Wild Rose years, has bren educated by the .ai!" W,vn nrenent Second ward ot the bureau f agricultural econom ried, and a liberal credit term will be jjsctieal and local authorities and the hshed and it roads to expect better service as given on purchases. here succeeding F. R. tamber of commerce are anxious to the Sisters of has been receiving better service than j chapel. She was graduated atJLhe j mket obgcrver for the SaltSawyer and Uke evening On ?ve this Tuesday message given widespread circulation in order that the local the Holy Cross presented their classes ever before. entered CONGRATUITED Tel! e A salesman of I abcr "ill have a 0?den un,ojl in a ?Tlie entertaining operetta. DY TI,E COMMISSIONERS LnierneeiiiereoineBIi.C8uijtt-thI preference. W. Mr. Comity said Robinson, Recover to Wild Rom by ' Sawyer, who was TW academy. himself with the- goods that be has copyist, working in that office for fivel je his new for post. at the Sacred Heart who ay CARS FAT CATTLE ' Police L. W. Pack, the of- . .. should took something! You know Sergeant Shears. for sale. ,, r ray is a veteran m the umieui fjecr who, Miss Barbara Pell, 6, SELLS FOR $10.75 HUNDRED routed three Mrs. Stevens was a Sunday school I won of the attitude of your executive of-Monday night, McCloud, Rose of mv- - i the leading part re, be- - States department of ar,r 1897 which one of 15 in he can-th- e and teacher tor and ambitions burglar suspects for aims and sweet their years, voice Bryan, representing the Hun- - her audience with herLucille Byrne, as ficers, battle in a ufter should know the came secretary and treasurer of the! 8 Brvea for ten yeare in You gun bresuharej shooting property. manner. Commission comuany, sold two charming I of animal industry at the Kansas Uty 1 n tbe rear of the Asael Coal y condition Relief Farr Weber Stake condition of the working Society, of roadbed, I of fat cattle to the Cudahy the housekeeper, took her part ijnusu-all-In lie tnen went io 'vasJn I company office came in for com- -, in time. stockyards. since that that about the and organization succeeded admirably something equipment and well mcking company for $10.75 a hun- dition of your competitor's rail-- She was also associated with primary ington lor tne bureau oi marxew, j mendation by Mayor George E. bell boy, (Ruth Key-seaveraged $126 making the poortime after .onday. They Browning, and Commissioner Harmon time. Bob head. The miserable, was from consignment Peery, Wednesday. a boy was r Oregon, bie, the bell boy, tricks. rejrutar JJar-ce- ll Mis clever his with all returned last year to of the stake Young Ladies ministration, Heinen, who played the part of about a competing line, give it to him president now serves. in he the She $43,680 association. department Mutual was Originator Golden of note, Improvement wholeheartedly. You will find that Lady Gray, a playwright ReMr. Bray came to Ogden from Fitts - j was made president of the Stke made friends life for will more make hapshe and you yourlady, By Two Dies truly the for self and your line by speaking well of lief Society on March 11, 1915, when I burgh, where he established the mar the 15 ild Rose- I py again at time the which is ket news service last year The choruses were well trained and a competitor, than you will by knock- jJ the stake included that part the I Total of $43,680.77 in inheritance now Ogden stake. During war, I the markets opened there. He is Guy Johnson, founder of the dances, under the direction of So- ing him. taxes Indus-was paid into the state treas-pl- e 1 J? Golden Rule store chain in Wyo-The foregoing comment is a sam- - Mrs. Stevens was sewing supervisor! pleased with prospects for the Wetherall Reed, were most enthis Mr. Nevada, Utah and other states, phie said he in in year from the estates of M. Cross the Red the Rose recently. American follows: r the west, of tho constructive type of execu-jfojury try The cast is as joyable. m I Fort to lhe A, visits Browning and Mamner Browning, I'dMn Collins, Colo., Wednesday. tive ability that has been rebuilding county. Bray will make periodical Mary I both of Ogden, Mr. Johnson was operating a McCloud, Barbara Pell; Mrs. Salt at Mrs. are her Lake, Stevens although thel stockyarda Fussy the American railroad system Surviving Margaret Deine; ftate in Evanston, Wyo., years ago, These two estates have yielded the has ever seen. It represents band, three brothers, John I Herrick, most of the work of his department! Grey, Marcel Lady Lucille Byrne; of- - heuviest inheritance taxes paid in this Jmade one of his clerks a partner. the from handled be Robert will Ogden Ella Covert real competition between privately op- Denver, Colo.; Peery Herrick, Mis Talkalot, 1 was J. C. Penney, the na- -, Ileinen; year, according to Attorney General JVfcrk Catherine O'Connor erated railroads, under a practical sys- - Wallace, Ida.; and Walter Herrick, of fife. DoinTood, Mrs. chain store merchant. Penney tt-Mrs. Harvey II. Cluff. Checks for $23,- Nettie two Elsie Hansen of which seeks Brea, sisters, public regulation Madame Scwseams, while chain Ste245.02 were received from the M. A. Vfr established own James his i Madame Feat her top, Dorothy Todd to give the public the maximum of May Herrick, of Salt Lake, and Mrs. vens, Jr., Ogden; Lester nnson was developing his. A fe e Madame Smells weet, Helen Gajewsky service while allowing the railroads William E. Purdy, of Brea, Cal.; and vens, Ogden; Sidney A. Stevens, Og- - Browning estate, while the'Marrjnor I?. ago Penney announced the pur-JJbell boy, Ruth Keyser; maids and the investor in these properties athe following children: Mrs. Walter den, Mr a. C. II. Carter, Jerome, Ida., Browning estate paid a tax of $20,-an- d of the Johnson chain, including I Bobbie, and 435.75. MLs Virginia Stevens, Ogden. B. ScQvjllt, Ogden; Frank Joseph Ste- fair return. reporters. debutants stores On p Bigelow, ood NUMBER 51 OG1IEN, UTAH, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1927. fQllMB u: " . n, . 'J; Two Salt Lake Ogden Fire Loss Women .Injured Less Than For Some Years Past In Auto Crash Colo-sectio- n; I'rtly be-si- ty con-win- e; at CAB SOU) ne 94S $85,-388.-2- 3; Arthur one-ha- Plans for Work at Fail Agreement I Wil-?hn- .f. fT1! rnnnit8 w. ,lBl.52iP13 n; d 7 1 wcm Funeral For Essential Railroading mem-bewh- ip vice-preside- r J. nt he coSlKT pjnv sK? pSnt S & com-INC- W - of Transients to r Saturday ! per-mode- I( 1 S con-Jtmcti- on ft8 1 . Students ndhew Market Observer lakes Ugden 1 c-n- Present SerS I en-tk- d, Phy.-Herbe- rt, - Squatatl ttolfiS kpn ZSd ' ?f-loa- r) nee fui Paid of 1 Rule Stores . 5: For-syth- e, hus-wor- ld 1 in Ogden. Taxes Ogden Estates |
