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Show Friday, March 23. THE OGDEN POST 1927 tl"aI helping to build the cabin, rair-- ty;t is no I man of covered-wago- n ammunition. The Ogden arsenal is days met with traditions of what of tft these little crops, weaving the clothe, numbers and the Trails of road, Old lOllCCr the approval of the Daughter not only provided with magazines for I with suitable mark the long range of ceaseless toil remembered National the and Revolution American the storage of ammunition, but also Main Old Trails association, two societies ers along the way. Be Honored with shop buildings for the repair and frontier life hold3, they were Publish'd each Friday by The which have united efforts to mark this rehabilitation of military equipment, who followed the ers with the men who gave Av.er;,a women the But and Publishini Post Irlntiot heroic highway. and all such establishments are manstates instead of . way that love led and whose influence forty-eig2428 Kieael avenue. By LEAIl A. KAZMARK ned with civilian labor. The National Old Trails road is lingers, though the old frontiers are Arour.l the lit ;as It would be well for the people of matter OcRoute One" of America. Com- gone, have remained unheralded. It at night in the isolated Entered as second-clas- s truly National In the Republic colonial pikes, was for this purpose that the Daughmothers of American yesterday- - y,. tober 17. 1927, at the post office at Davis und Weber counties to hesitate A pioneer mother with a child in posed of Indian trails, as before a the for March Revolution of signing of roads American petition years, Art Revolutionary the under the foundation stones of. t of the ters military Ogden. Utah, to her abandonment of this arsenal. When her arms and another clutching coach routes and far back as 1911 started to commemroads, stage progress. Here they tau-century post 8, 1879. monuments the are skirt significant covit was established it was thought that the cumbersome of mothers which the immortal over before the coming lessons these orate ways Ocean to soon to be erected along the Subscription Price: $1.00 Per Year it would be a great asset to the coun- Ocean National Old Traila road aa a ered wagon forged westward, these past. The war delayed plans. When schoolmaster; here they taught reiig. so woven into the progress of the work again was taken up it was ion from the precious family Biiu ty and stale, and Yiow that there is tribute by the twentieth century to toads 365 possibility of its being put to use, those women national joined found that states, cities, automobile long bafore the steeples of development are now of the yesterday whose n we should be slow about condemning one into continuous clubs and the society known as the churches dotted the landscape. vision and helped route the main street of America. courage, hope, faith be would it. well to It get expert National Old Trails association, with the seeds of civilization they j lanted EDITORIAL civilization westward. August opinion concerning the mailer before Eush of St. Louis, a noted sculpMany years of careful research headquarters in Kansas City, Mo., on each new frontier, as tin- mc.a signing. FIRE HAZARDS tor of the middle west, has been work went into the tracing of this were planning to erect markers all planted the wheat in the newly A few weeks ago the Ogden fire soil drained the swamps and ftpeH the contract for these heroic main artery of westward travel Start- aidhg the old route. awarded as COUNTRY VS. BIG CITY abroad heralded was the forests. Toiler, mother, teacher his conception of the wo-- ing in Maryland, the highway crosses as department the to piomarkers erect figures; to Since one of the most efficient in the coun- IDEALS the states of Pennsylvania, West Vir- neer women would be confusing, the preacher all these in one wa.j a typ. Without discussing party politics try, and that statement was backed the ginia, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, placing of large and distinguished ical pioneer. woman who furthci-.-up by figures to prove it. The figures in the least, there is a deeply underKansas, Colorado, New Mexico, Ari- monuments as defiinte memorials was cause of America. showed that fire losses in this city lying issue involved in selection of a zona and California. In each of the It is your agreed upon. States were to form and were lower than most other cities; president for our country for the next twelve states one monument of The committees of members of made that the Daughters of the Amer-icaup mine but now it appears that everything is tour years. Madonna of the Trail" will stand upon the D. A. R., the N. 0. T. A. and busRevolution are to erect u enbad, if we are to believe the statea site that especially commemorates iness men from cities Considering the political route the stone along the Main Street along induring machines which strive for national ments of our fire marshal and the some historic event of the early days. who were to be the Her boots are i f rav. nation. our by of appointed Dee Folker Fire of Board and Pacific Raymond control is not the been for there have Some of thy sites domination, agreed spector and of chambers tive commerce, her hide, plain dress is of hom. pUB bound up in the issue the distinction Underwriters. work will commence this such were to decide upon that the homely Raymond Dee Folker, 36, world war upon, and the covers her groups d A few days ago we noted that the arising between the and the veteran of the erection stately spot in each state which should 'bear head. ' Faith, vision and courage rad. member of Herman Baker spring bn and marunderwriter inspector, the fire country-bre- d political ideals? No. 9, American legion, died at monuments. Pennsylvania has chosen one of these stately statues. This iate from her strong figure. Thus In other words, has not our country post shal and fire chief had made an inafter- the town oMVashington as most closelocal forthe Wednesday hospital carried been has westward down America1! steadfastly plan of found its highest expression in men noon from allied with the road history; West ward with the result that the close of looking spection of the business portion ly his suffered st injuries most historic highway, these nuignif. the city and found conditions so bad of the Washington, Jefferson, Jack-so- home, 1358 Washington avenue, Sun- Virginia, Wheeling; Ohio, Springfield; the year 1929 will see the undertak- icent figures of great size wiil stand, that an advance in insurance rates Coolidge country com- day, when he fell from a wheelbarrow Illinois, Vandalia; Misspuri, Lexinging, started so long ago, finally com- and recall those they represent, Amco wias threatened. It was stated that munity type of leaders? one of his kid- ton; Kansas, Counci Grove; Colorado, pleted. and injured severely icans who take this way will be mindcontained Has not that found our were nation turned toward cellars Maryneys. Mr. Folker was a member of tamar; Arizona, Springville. ful of those words of antiquity: put a shacks mothers Pioneer d the frame part ; that rubbish great of for its colonists country-brewhere took the played type highest the machine gun company of the 109th land, piles early off thy shoes from off thy feet for the annals. business In to American attached manifestations of Following were found political leadership up the trail of the Indians to forge and served in the the men produced by the smaller infantry, offensive from September into new lands of promise, and Cali- ones they loved the; made homes the place whereon thy standest houses, and that stove pipes were found protruding through walls and communities, rather than those train- 26 to October 7, 1918, being wounded fornia, where the trail ended in the spring up in the wi ernes. From holy ground." roofs without proper ventilation, ed in the political life and demands in action on October 4. Mr. Folker glowing days of '49, have not as yet This statement prompted the query: of big cities? United States for France decided upon locations. From he congested centers of great left the 1918, and Why has our fire marshal ana fire returned May 3, 8, Pequot trail, the Braddock road, August chief allowed such conditions to pre- cities has been produced a different 1919. Cumberland pike, Sante Fe route, the vail until called to their attention by type of statesmanship, not understood He was the son of the late Alfred Natchez trail; these are but a few of the representatives of the fire under- by the masses of citizens, who might B. Folker and Marla Shaw Folker and the picturesque names that parts of be called country-breIs not this a was born in Ogden October 28, 1891, this historic writers? .knew in highway But this is not all that comes with real and vital issue on which the (e is survived by his widow, Pearl Now as National Old Trails roadyouth. these this surprising report of conditions, American people will divide in 1928? one daughter, two early names will pass away, but that lose Folker; The cities are also the spawning rotheYs and four sisters. Yesterday, in an address before the the importance of the days of national Lion's club, Fire Marshal Bruce Ham- ground and home of the socialistic honors will be accorded at life which they represented may not style--Ha- rt Military ilton is quoted as paying the schools group of politicians, the most insidu-ou- s ;he funeral services,- which will be in be so pass, Congress will petitioned and dangerous element in our po- leld of Ogden are among the worst fire Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the near future to rechristen it "Route hazards in the city. The old schools litical life. This is the group which the Seventeenth L. D. S. ward chapel. One" throughout its entire length. are poorly built and have but few joins in criticising every act of conThe memorial statues to stand along fire extinguishers or fire escapes. stituted government, no matter what Sophia Filenda Grandin Route One' were designed with no The conidtions are not so bad at the it be. With them any government is Mrs. Sophia Filenda Grandin, 78, sharp or jutting lines on which weathschools built in recent years." , The superior to the government of the widow of Carl G. Grandin, died early er might take its toll. Yet the face also were United pointschools of the county States, and there is something ed to as very serious fire hazards radically wrong with every law on the Wednesday morning at her borne, 923 is strong, the figure majestic, so that floors. statute books. Among other things Seventh street. Mrs. Grandin was its significance may be seen from the with their The fire marshal declared the Og- they want municipal ownership of iorn in Sweden and came to Utah distance at which it will be sighted, d some things or everything. They find 'ifty-tw- o years ago. She is survived since figure and base will reach eighden fire department was and that the plenty of people who say the govern- jy two sons, two daughters, five teen feet in height. The material is and Made of crushed granite, Central fire station is in bad shape ment ought to own the railroads and grandchildren and one Algonite. Funeral services will be held stone, marble, cement and screenings and liable to fall down at any time." they ought to own everything, and He urged the public to visit the fire behind them all is the insidious parlor at 2 oclock this (Friday) afternoon of lead ore all poured into a mass, it n the Intermountain mortuary chapel, has enduring qualities making it espedepartment and get acquainted with socialist. The ladies see more of this 795 Twenty-fourt- h class than men who have to street. Interment cially fitted for memorials which must conditions." down-tow- n every day. But this So- will be in the Ogden City cemetery. stand in the open. By the useof more crushed granite the statue will be of cialist fellow who comes in to make CITY JUDGE in the Moore John in warm, soft grey in color. Tall stateafterthe to note that speech The Post is pleased parlor noons a tea is at a pink fellow, and Funeral services for John Moore, ly and significant the mother of pioCity Justice J. A. Hendricks has exmakes a is matin very the cunning little argu- i!4, of Plymouth, who died at the home neer days with her children about her pressed his displeasure a knife ready to face any danger, ter of bond forfeitures in .criminal ment about how easy it is to be hu- of his daughter, Mrs. J. McBride, and will how it manitarian, to would be bring thoughtful reflection to the to A were held at Larkins lovely Sons cases where the defendants .fail Sunday, who now, in a few days, make so for things passerby rase In 10 on recent a in easy court. at everybody, chapel Thursday morning appear whirls this highway in a comacross and should so be why a W. oclock. everybody Frank Stafford of the where the defendant had posted car fortable and upon a level ribbon of why shouldnt every- 'forth Weber stake presidency pre$300 cash bond and failed to appear grasping, lavement-in the past thirst, . But bo divided in such a thing that sided. was Burial in the North Ogin court, Judge Hendricks increased way up would be just so and so. unger, disease, danger and death itden cemetery. the bond to $500 and ordered the de- everybody of is really the missionary of self were the . He fendant to appear. this way as brave Americans widened There is no reason why bootleggers another man, ani that man is in tbs Edward Nelson ( It from an Indian trail that followed and gamblers should not be produced cellar, and he is in the cellar of a bison westward to a wide road for the for Nelson Edward were Services Communist which downis party in court after arrest, and .there is use of generations then unborn. in the leld on is the afternoon town. in out llo sent order to Tuesday make every reason why they should. The his dndauist and markers1 of many Monuments Rev. Lester with the he and makes his speech chapel, way along court has no means of knowing who the men who have forms honored a of Methodist the little First a little more fascinatsofter, Fagen has been arrested when defendants last frontier, the to furcivilization Music was church little a more officiating. engaging. That is Sushed fail to appear. Fictitious names may ing, has known Old Trails road Mrs. nished Mrs. Annie Brian and is he what set on. by have been given in the hope that reAmer-lif- e illustrious an MacBeth. the made of feet was Interment many )pal peated convictions on charges of po n the Ogden City cemetery. Mr, session of liquor will not result in a historic way have threaded read the committal service. Fagen con violation which charge persistent the forests, over Do More We Need through Parks? fountain, stitutes a felony punishable by im down the prairand rivers across the well is equipped Ogden City very James Ray Lindermdn prisonment. the ies. young surveyor well in Washington so beautiful with fact parks Judge Hendricks is to be congratuServices for James Ray Linderman and later Washington the general equipped under present conditions of were held on Tuesday afternoon lated on the rulings he has made. in the Thomas JefOgden finances these parks are on the Jarkin chapel, with Bishop James M. took part of this road, to on horseback threaded ferson it to tax become a burden on the road Music was what is now Illinois, the Jesuit father CREDIT THE DOST llarbertson presiding. and to with keep payers, apace paving furnished by David Pickett, Vilate with only his cross as armor was WITH AN ASSIST improvements in comparison with pri- Pickett, Mrs. Esther Baggs, Dale guided by the Indians through the After many years of evading the vate property. and William T. Pickett. wilderness while on his lean horse follaw on liquor charges, Wangsgaard Curley" We read the relative parkwere E. A. Larkin, Bishop lowed the circuit rider; the industrious Lahey has finally been charged by ing the Ogdenagitation River from north of Speakers Yankee peddler widened the road with County Attorney Parley C. Norsetn Ogden canyon and laying out a mu- Horace E. Garner and Bishop Interment was made in the his spring as a persistent violator. It is gratifyand autumn travels; Daniel if and wonder course nicipal golf where the Ogden cemetery, City Boone followed the old way, and Lewis ing to The Post that the county at- it would not be wiser to complete paygrave was dedicated by E. A. Larkin, and Clark made it resound with fame. torney has finally seen the way as ments on pavement curb and gutter, All these have added glory to the pointed out by The Post. etc.- - on our present parks and pubThere are many other cases that lic schools. IiOttie Cares well will probably cvne up in the future, is fast emptying Funeral services were conducted and it is hoped '.'oat the county at- ourThe automobile ns the average citizen parks Wednesday morning in Portland, Orewill not forget the procedure torney cansome coal little a Mrs. Lottie Careswell, who for up gon. trip prescribed by the statutes. yon for Sunday and take his family resided in Utah for forty years. Mrs. Careswell died Saturday at together with a good lunch; and outOBJECTS TO ARSENAL side of people living adjacent to the the home of her son, Athol B. Cares-wcl- l. ' There are indications that the war in Portland, according to word parks, these plots of beauty are usedepartment will make use of the Og- less. here by her niece, Mrs, received den arsenal. The arsenal has not been Lorin Farr park. Liberty park ant George Grill Mrs. Careswell was put to any extensive use, although the City Hall park- - are useful and are bom in Sydney, Australia, March 3, department has asked for an arsenar equipped for the children, if they were 1863. coming to Utah in her youth. oAQ&tt. in Nevada. The location of this ar- kept up to standard which have is survived by two sons, Athol and SPECIAL ON BICYCLE senal is the best that can be foun not been for a number of they ow- She Harold Careswell, Portland; a sister, TIRES for the storage of reserve munitions ing to lack of funds for thisyears Mrs. Marion McBratncy of Oregon; a purpose All for the Pacific const. Its location a Tires Put On $2.50 it would be advisable to improve brother, William J. Bateman of Salt the junction of five lines of railroa these properties before adding to take; also a sister-in-laMrs. FredRim, $2.00. radiating to the west coast was taken them. of erick She had Ogden. Meyer in your bicycle and have it spent into consideration when K was built, I would like to have city commis- the past winter with her sister in Bring overhauled ready for spring use. As an arsenal it is constructed on sioners expluin what benefit gol:' Ogden, and just a month ago was Tennis Rackets Restrung. the latest approved plans to proven course would be to the man acarry forced to return to Portland because serious damage through explosion. WESTERN SPORTING ing the dinner bucket, as I think he of illness. A week later she underThere are three systems of magazine man to eventually pay for went an operation, from which she the is GOODS CO. all in detached locations, and the and, if started, nobody knows failed to recover. Mrs. McBratney 2468 Kiesel Ave. Phone 238J structural material used in their con- same, was with her in Portland at the time struction is such that the building where the expense of same wouk of her death. would crumble were an explosion to stop. fashwouk Commissioners Ogden City occur. One set of magazines is for do well to to means and ways devise, ion empty shells, another for the charges, pay for our and other in while another is for fuses, caps and cumbrances City llall rather than to hunt for kicker charges. In no case would all and of spending money means ways three be stored in the same building. not in the browns, gramp-ia- n city treasury. The arsenal was expected to give The rank and file of our citizenship employment to a considerable num- are too busy supplying the needs o: ber of civilians, which would compensate for the loss in taxation brought a family, and when the end of the about through the government own month comes has a hard time to make the check cover necessities; and ing the land. 1 think 1 am safe in stating (golf As the proposition now stands, the more arsenal is a liability to Davis county, does not enter their minds) the deas the county in loosing the taxes pleted value of the dollar and the that would be paid on the land were 100 per cent efficiency man hns taken it owned privately. There is a move that out of his system they are too skilled needlework. ment now on in the north end of busy and usually too tired. It would be well for Ogden City Davis county, especially among those to investigate among residing near the arsenal, to have the commissioners new weaves. government abandon it. Fear is ex- the already overburdened tax payers pressed that an explosion would dam- before they 'devise ways and means We now are to serve with you ready age the Davis and Weber Counties of spending money we will have to the best of materials. Canal company's canal and homs eventually borrow and mortgage the omplete along the state highway. A petition next generation. Condition of City Hall park last to this effect is now being circulated season should forbid expansion of our throughout the county. If the arsenal is to be ultimately parks. HENRY II. JAMES, used as a manufacturing arsenal, it l.VJ West, Second Street. will prove of great benefit to Davis county and the rtote of Utah. There There goes the rascal who swinis much difference in an arsenal and PAY CASH AND SAVE! an ammunition depot. An arsenal is dled me out of $10,000." 7 3124 "How 'Phone 699 did he do it for the manufacture, repair and storWashington Avenue He refused to me his let of munitions of age marry war, and a storage depot merely for the storage of daughter. : - Mothers on Street of America The Ogden Post ht wide-mouth- Telephone ed occan-to-ocea- - great-grandmoi- n so-call- ed re-i-p- ec sun-bonn- et city-bre- n, ' Meuse-Argon- ne for extra value and Schaf fner & Marx clothes d. . - oil-soak- ed under-manne- unaer-equippe- d, great-grandchil- d. go-awa- . fellow-companio- AN OPEN LETTER ns tat , Har-bertso- IS Si T I i 1 "ii ' t r -- i t $ n. wil-pla- w, see what $50 buys ; ft two or three button suits direct from the great centers. algrian for - 1 iv: Building Material blues and stone greys or the greyhounds. fabrics that have wear.. Hardware and Paint satisfaction. Standard Lumber Co. |