| Show mcrviv tui inunjLvi i OFFICE PLACES TEACHERS FOR COMING SEASON ' ' —- 5n i nuuuji II XL ' Wahlquist Presents List of Weber County's Assignments j 1 W3 — Forest Service Opens Mountain Camp Site rtrrwrxTP v unnu ATtn tCT aiA — Certificates To Be Awarded Judges Pratt ancf Wade Draw Calendar r or To 88 Girls During Exercises September Term Monte Cristc Recreational Grounds Formally Placed in Public Use During Outing of Ogden Rotarians - ns ra fire-proof- ed - j i " J OFFICE WILL HEARING DATES SOON OFFER NEW STAMP EVENT FRIRAY 1934-193- -- " jj The L D S Ogden stake Primary association will hold graduation ex ercises in Weber COunty High school on Friday at eight p m Certificates will be awarded to 88 girls About 300 girls will be presented to the Young Women's Mutual Improvement asso ciation A member of the general board assisted by Supt Lottie Smith will present the certificates Wenowah Mikans Mikanwees and Seagull girls presented to the Y W M I A by Superintendent Smith will be re ceived by President Lulua Child The program will be -as follows: Forward Mikanwee" sung by Mikanwee chorus watchword led by Dorothy Little of the Eighth ward prayer by Verne Larson of the Eighth ward musical numbers by North Ogden ward "Our Primary Journey" by Twentieth ward pledges and theme song Twenty- first ward Mikanwee dance by Thirteenth ward Tampa by the Pleasant View and North Ogden wards Shu-te-- la by the Fourth and Ten-e-gwards by the Sixth Seventh ward song by Mikanwee chorus prayer by Lois Belnap of the Twentieth ward The public is invited to attend Cases for the September term of Second district court have been set by Judges Eugene E Pratt and li A Wade for both departments Judge Pratt will hear the first case on his criminal calendar Tues-daj- y September 18 and the re maining criminal cases wm follow in their order on the calendar The only two criminal cases In Judsje Wade's department were continued subject to call Nxt Saturday mornine Judee Wade will hold the flrsl hearing on the petition of liquidators to marshal assets of the closed Ogden ' State bank BEFORE JUDGE PRATT The settings in Judge Pratt's court follow: State against Dick Casper state against William Lewis state against Alberta Cobbs state against Harry Sanders state against Larsen Bird state against Leroy Malan all set for September 18 Ogden city against ju u Brown Ogden City against G E Woolley both set to follow the state cases W B Wedell Realty company against R L Catron and others September 11: Dora 'Moore against Wilford E Moore September 11 second case Max Davidson etc against George Poulos and others Five September 13 Zion's Savings Bank & Trust company against B A and others September Camp Montgomery 17 two p m: Robert Wilson against Electric Railway comFive Ogden men have returned Bamberger Ogden State pany September 28 from a reserve officers' summer Bank etc against W R Skeen and camp at Fort Warren Wyo which others October 30 estate of Thomthey attended from August 12 to as Cunningham deceased Septem25 They are Captain W G Dock- Abe Green-ban- d 28 second case um of the regular army who is ber V Taylor and Joel against reserve instructor Lieutenant Col others October 2 David J Wilson onel Lawrence Clayton Lieutenant etc against R D Pincock and oth Colonel Ralph Poulter Captain ers October 2 second case Service Stewart Udell and Second Lieuten Collection company against Clay ant James R Morland 4 Ellis B Griffin October Gabbert i A number of Ogden reserve of f Walter T Griffin and etc cers are expected to attend a five othersagainst October 4 second case E state contact meeting of reserve of B Harrison etc against Wiley M ficers at Old Faithful inn in Yellow Cragun October 9 Ogden State stone park September 1 and 2 etc against William Craig bank — Canning company October 9 secCEMETERY DIES IN ond case George H Butler etc Conn— (UP)— against Annie H Butler October 11 MIDDLETOWN While visiting the family plot at Wilford L Bramwell against A L Indian Hill cemetery Abbott D Levens October 11 second case sufCanfield retired contractor Peery Building company against Interstate fell dead seizure and fered Broadcasting company Sep tember 1 second case across a grave IN WADE'S DIVISION David Romney and Albert Becker In Judge Wade's division the set were proclaimed victorious are: James M Skeen and tings An ecclesiastical wood sawing Rose Van Sickle and others against Rev P F team consisting of the 2 Melvin Nebeker others October Kennedy and the Rev John Edward against Utah Power & Light comCarver took second place In the con October 30 Ogden State bank test by sawing a one-folog through pany etc against Charles H Beggs Ocin 40 seconds with a crosscut saw 31 N Child against Ogden tober Ezra J Fjeldsted and Lieutenant State bankJ etc October 5 i Rulon D I Allen took first place by saw S Howells Charles Kenley against ing a log in 37 seconds October 16 petition of Fred and Swings and seesaws were provided Rose Schoss in Ogden State for the children A baseball game bank for offsets je October 1 Sarah enlivened the afternoon Moore against James N Moore Oc NATURE TOUR tober 8 Mary E Taylor against Forest Ranger Harold H Price John A Taylor October 9 P J conducted a party on a Anderson against Union Construcnature tour Identifying grasses tion company October 25 R C herbs shrubs and trees Hadley Inc against Fred H Friden- outthe at the stine October 10 Doris Davis program Following door theatre the throng assembled against Miner L Davis October 11 at a huge campfire circled by log Gerald Marker against Ralph Bar- seats and enjoyed community sing ratt October 17 Henry T Maw! etc against James B Skeen etc ing All departed by nine o'clock Ona Weese against Committee chairmen in charge October 18 were: Travel T J Thomas sawing Harry Weese October 19 Service contest Spencer Stone campstoves Collection company against ' Lee Eugene Robinson nature trail John Williams etc October 23 Marie Rushmer pinnacle Frank Drlggs Louise De Young Tesch against Bert Tesch October 26 fed amphitheatre George Glen Field Jerald bank of Berkeley Calif eral land sports Bird Jex against Elmer H Hulse and others ! 4-- H ?: ra Return From Army Reserve ot 10-mm- ute -- Hunter's Cohfectionery v on - SPECIAL CANDY SALE 16-ce- - Tlie HEALTHY BOTTLED DRINKS f(frrfk M ml S drink 2215 Wash Phone 2040 cast and give the children as well as the grownups a cold bottle any fane they want it VISIT OUR MODERN MEAT AND GROCERY DEPARTMENT FREE A: PINT BOTTLE jPURITY GRAPEFRUIT 'DRY" WITH A $100 PURCHASE Ask Your Grocer or Dealer for j — nt TRAVEL PARTY Passengers On 'World Tour Will Receive Ticket and Diploma Information from the Dee hospital today was that the condition of Irving Schelin 26 and Nondas Liddell 18 was improved They were injured in an automobile acci dent on the Hooper highway near Roy Tuesday night Schelin resides at 2917 Grant avenue and Nondas Liddell his sister-in-lais a resident of 318 Franklin street w Boosters To Attend For the past two years the chil Onion Event dren's department of the Carnegie free library has sponsored a sum Members of the Union Pacific mer reading circle for the boys and girls This summer Miss Catherine Boosters of Ogden will attend the Onion day "and homecoming 0'NeiUwho is in charge of the de- big celebration at Payson September 1 partment has used a world tour 2 and 3 There will be horse racidea ing paradesdances shows bands Small railway tickets were pre carnivals and other events There will be a softball match pared on "Which appeared the names of 26 countries of the world Each between Payson and the Union Paboy and girl who qualified for the cific and a baseball game on Labor tour had his or her own ticket from day between the Payson team and which 10 countries were chosen for the Salt Lake sponsored a visit A large selection of hooks by the Union Pacific — written about boys and girls of these countries was placed at their dis ELECTROCUTED AT WORK posal and a short report of each GALLIPOLIS O — (UP) — William book read was required As the reMayes 45 war veteran of Galli-pol- is ports were made the ticket was and J L Evans of West punched according to the country Virginia were electrocuted when an about which the boy or girl read carried by four men iron rod On Saturday Sept 1 the passen came in being contact with a live wire gers of this world tour will arrive at Hogsett 10 miles down the Ohio home after their 10 weeks' visit to river where new locks and a dam foreign lands To celebrate their are being built The accident was homecoming the library is giving a the first fatal one since work startparty to which its young patrons are ed last spring on the $6000000 invited At three o'clock Mrs Lela Horn Richards of Salt Lake City writer of books for girls will present each passenger who has reportTRUST YOUR HAIR TO ed on his visit to at least 10 countries with a diploma and ticket Dr RUBY'S CARE John Edward Carver president of the board of directors of the li brary will tell Indian stories Payson all-sta- rs - f DIES ON 90th BIRTHDAY CINCINNATI— (UP)— Death cast a shadow over the 90th birthday anniversary celebration which relatives had planned for Mrs Sarah Mccomb Mrs McComb was found dead in bed shortly after she had retired on the eve of the day she was to have become a nonogen-aria- n She was the widow of Mai colmn McComb late auditor of the Rock Island railroad NOV IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY T q ' -- —- 1" -- — - ' ' U 1 " MORNING GLORY AND WIIITETOP Kill them with Calcium Chlorate recommended by State Department of culture J B New 1935 Agri1 Under New Management' BEER AND REFRESHMENTS Music from At P C Richardson Grain Cool Delightful Quiet Secluded Ladies and Gentlemen Cordially Invited 2351 Grant Avenue r Yf- - V £QL g ill Re- 0 Philcos-$229- up EASY TERMS lowmct SOUTH WASHINGTON FURNITURE CO Co Phone p m 9 Liberal Tfdt-i- n 2944 Washington Avenue 788 ) Every Piece of Our New Stock Is Included in This FURNITURE SALE New stock is constantly arriving at our store "Out of the High Rent District" Every item in the store is included in this Fall Sale Select your needs at these exceptionally low prices A small deposit will hold them until you are ready to have delivery made Many designs to choose from and prices tp suit everyone The newest styles from the leading manufacturers 1 -- sy—T 'jv'V " vi $49 $79 589 $99 r- iiniiMi mm mhi— li Free Lamps mm f f T (J c 00 Free Pillows ' cJ- t I 3l FREE LAMPS J V ' OR SPECIALS alid up DRIVE OUT AND SAVE aslniist'oEi r uriiture DRIVE OUT AND SAVE i -- Phone 2S23 3 17 — BEDROOM SUITES DON'T BE MISLED! j Ave THE HEW MIGHT DRIVE OUT AND SAVE Ogden's Only Exclusive Philco Dealer MARSH PEST CONTROL SERVICE 248 24th St f tone and excellent performance ceives police and airplane calls too! See ancf hear it now! FAMOUS FULL MALLEABLE IMPORTANT NOTICE: The fine standard quality of Monarch Ranges has never been changed even at this reduced price of $78 which includes a beautiful solid hardwnnd hrvfact t ff?ff with arh ran re These prices are made possible only by our low overhead expense 2344 Washington i 4 MARINETTE Wis— (UP)— With the completion of 47 years of public service Peter H McAllister 78 Manitowoc's first treasurer will retire from puhjic of flee in a few McAllister weeks accepted the post of city treasurer in 1887 the year that Marinette became a city For the past 16 years he has been county clerk AMGES ' - party i f ''V- Friday for the return trip railroad men report Fifteen are in this V- -y Amazing value! Handsome new Lowboy of beautiful woods Latest PHILCO features provide marvelous QV ( TO GET ONE OF THESE -- ©J The Half Moon dude ranch near Victor Idaho will close for the season this week following the departure next Saturday of Miss Anita Harbell of New York and a party of 25 easterners They will return east over the Union Pacific passing northward of Ogden Dude ranch guests from "Chicago who have been roughing it near Shoshone Idaho will break camp ! October 3 George Wangsgard against J K Pace and others October 4 who has Seventh-da- y Guests Will Leave Idaho Dude Ranches Jackson Ave Phone M M II Cottrell ty Ruby P Wheelwright 1612 2425 P Adventist church for the past year has left to accept a call of the general conference mission board in Washington D C to go to North China as a missionary He and his wife will sail from Los Angeles about September 16 A B Huenergardt has arrived to take the pastorate of the Ogden church Mr Huenergardt was in charge during the early part of 1933 His residence is 648 Kershaw avenue The public Is invited to attend the church services which-- will' be held Saturday of each week as follows: Sabbath school nine-thiro'clock preaching service eleven o'clock and young peoples' meeting four o'clock PERMANENTS $200 and up Others in Raymond been pastor of the Ogden ' "SJfm ' v If you want a real glass of beer come to our fountain One of the best in Ogden Prompt service to your automobile I WE WELCOME VISITORS SGGTGnmt Ave j BECKER'S BEER Pbone 418 V — — — ece I PURITY SODA AND BEVERAGES NOT ORDINARY "POP" In an automobile collision near the Ueah Power £s Light company Pioneer plant on Twelfth street on Wednesday night Rose Gebhardt street re49 of 1257 Twenty-thir- d ceived cuts on her head arms and face She was riding in a car driven by her husband Willy Gebhardt 55 when it collided with a car driven by Eugene Hawkes 18 of 1263 Twenty-fift- h street Mrs Gebhardt was taken to her home according to report at the police station LIBRARY PLANS -- 0mmm RANGE for jj A' Qualify Gleaners OF THE FAMOUS in In our bottling works nothing but the purest of syrups and flavorings are used which with ptire spring carbonated water makes the perfectly healthful and refreshing Come - Together Mr and Mrs Cottrell Will Do Missionary Work On Twelfth St Near In China Power Plant Machines A WO THE R CARLOAD quenching the thirst of young and old prder your favorite soft dripk by the A4 Stamps lot ALL DAY SATURDAY ALSO SUNDAY AFTER 5 P M 24TH STREET & ADAMS AVE MOST SANITARY" IN THE ENTIRE COUNTRY j PLUS QUALITY! —Also — We Give ZVC Green With each pound of bulk candy purchased at the regular price we will give an extra pound of the same grade for-- Only If) PASTORATE REASONABLE 0 - ©mme S1® - OUR PRICES ARE CUTSJNM1ECK Information has been received at the Ogden postoffice that a combination airmail and special delivery stamp issue will be ready for sale here September 1 R B Porter postmaster stated that the stamp supply had not arrived today de- The stamp is of nomination representing 6 cents for airmail service and 10 cents for special delivery The stamp has been offered for sale in eastern sections of the country and it has been promised that it will appear in the west on or soon after September 1 ! j ihhii—— WOMAN SUFFERS CHANGE JADE COURT DECIDES STAKE PRIMARY The assignment of 119 Weber - region" There afe doubtless many Climaxing several months of plan- more county school teachers for the year than 57 species on the area recrea5 was announced today by ning and effort the public EFFORTS HASTENED Monte at as tional camp grounds Superintendent Keith Wahltjulst forest service has for years "The forest follows: Cache j Rational Cristo in the been celesetting aside areas for recreaWeber county High school in Og- were officially opened with a use and improving them but Chad-wictional k bration den— Sidney Wyatt Karma and prograjm Wednesday 24 forests with approximately the for Fermen Westergardi Floyd afternoon and evening acres net in the inter29 million la Farr Alice Brinton J Q laylock The camp grounds jare located In a mountain we were getting Mark Ballif Milton Taylor Anthony region spruce among nretty towering glade to five A E Fowled from but Russell George E eight' thousand and aspen trees 43 miles from dollars annum for Improving Stratford A Parley Bates E Smith fir per the center of Ogden were and j Robert carWatson using some grounds Murphy Henry Members of the Ogden Rotary co Marchel Kenneth Brown Ed Wat-kiibuted time in addition Prog-re- s' was necessarily very slow With Vera Oberhansley Harold Lay-to- n club their families and guests total E A Rosengreen Vera Little- - ling 150 persons enjoyed games the coming of the CCC's and public field Francis Bethel L e Swen-se- n supper and a program of speeches works progress was greatly speeded La Vern Daniels Aldeji Petti-gre- w music and artistic dincing up and such work as we are doing and A J Powell The United Statei forest service here was made possible provided hot coffee for the supper In the interest of sanitation and in communities enterof the and program — arranged fire prevention it Is highly desirable Burch Creek Ruth Hadlpck tainment concentrate to camping so tnat it Florence White Crompton Ida forN C Woods will be practical to provide sanitary acting regional Wade Lillian Jeppsen May Smith camping Wallace Budge G Allen Jones ester addressed the gathering in a facilities and beautiful amphitheatre constructed places These are sufficient reasons i Norman Jeposen Eden Ruth Valentine1 Ortell among the trees on a1 gentle hillside why the government should improve Squared logs were seats and a- fine areas for camping and recreation on Stalllngs and E Carl Green West— Farr Marjorie Shurtleff concrete platform was the stage Mr the national forests" j Woods said and Lawrence Jenkins PARKINSON CHAIRMAN "We welcome the Rotarians of Haxrisville —Hazel Hadley Lola Parkinson assistant district Dana Taylor Viola Jensen Ellen! Barker Ogden to the Cache national forest forester in charge of public rela and to the Monte Crtsto public camp tions was general chairman for the and Leland W Rhees Hooper— Marcella Tracy Marion and recreational grounds You are event Widdison Allene Orton Rose Mitch- among the very first! to make use of There is a certain exaltation ex ell Margaret Arave Adrian Gibby these grounds since they have been when one communes with Dawson Hales Howard Shape and improved We hop4 you who are perienced such beautiful surnature among O B Hadlock assembled here and ill of the people said Huntsville— Beverly Wood Virgin-l- a to whom this tract is easily ac- roundings" cannotMr Parkinson always explain J cessible will make use of it fre- The forester Felt Gay Wangsgard V but his outdoors loves the he Braithwaite Jetta ' Barker and Floyd quently during the summer months why as same work the in his is heart I Barnett in the future indefinitely The feel their in others profession Kanesville— Lucilte Bartlett and forests belong to you Protect them BYRAM DONATES WATER j C J Manning "It should be said that the water care for them and enjoy them" Liberty— Verona Wood Tura Shaw David Romney president of the and John Chadwick which made these grounds feasible HuMarriott— Ruth Knowles and as a recreational area was donated Ogden Rotary club who lirst sug to the Monte Visick' bert by Robert Byrarh This water comes gested the pilgrimage North Ogden— Florence E Man- from a fine spring having a flow of Cristo area several months ago exning Emma Harris Jay Veda Bar- twelve gallons per minute normally pressed appreciation to the forest officials for the splendid rett Mildred Barker Florence Ran- It is brought by through a service manner in which the affair was dall Margaret Taggart Ernest Ob-o- rn pipeline from the gravity Spring 4700 feet C and Mortenson Roy Ulysses to a pump house from which it is handled j told Francis Metcalf Former Frank Mayor 3300 feet of lifted 420 feet ' Plain City— Dorothy Maw Ber- pipe to a 10000-galo-through some of incidents of the concerning n tank on the tha Weatherston Norma ptewart hill above us and then brought 2000 trappers and Indians in the early - Elva Wilkinson Emma Jacobs Van a pipeline to the history of Ogden He referred to the Eliot Heninger and John M Reese feet through recent visit of F A Silcox chief ' Pleasant View — Helen Budge and grounds here Thp pump has a forester of the United States to capacity of 6 gallons per minute Glen J Ward "More values can be got from such Monte Cristo Mr Francis urged Riverdale— Jean Berlin Maude as this for public camping and that all of the Ogden river water land Afton Adams Geneva Stalling be placed under any shed eventually Ritchie Jennie Lowe Elta Thomp- recreational use than e for most to protect the service control forest cents per son Ben Van Schaar Georgia Hop- other purpose Thirty-fiverosion end from and fires region acre per annum would probably be a kins and J Leland Gibson j floods " possible as for to rental pay Roy — Afton Thomas Chloe Fuller fairly high price Forest Price and Rice and Harold Brown Laverna Barnett and such land for thei grazing of live- LieutenantRangers Allen were intro L D stock Some of the best of the land A G Holland' to the duced assembly Slaterville — Helena Brown and in the intermountain region for ENTERTAINMENT GIVEN growing timber will produce say 400 Hugh Berrett solos were played by Fay Cornet Taylor — Alice Sorensen and Mo feet per acre per year with a Seager with Zella Phillips accom niah Holmes stumpage rate of $300 per thousand on the inpiano panying — measure board The feet annual Uintah Mary Chard and Alex A quartet consisting of Gerard come would be $20 per acre per Patterson Ed Greenwell Ed Peterson — Klomp as areas are worth this Warren Melba Skeen and Rulon year Such ana Lawrence more uiayton sang severa for Jenkins Recreational purgreatly on selections the stage and later West Weber — Thora Wayment poses But who can measure the around the campfire Vera Shaw Earl Cragu Harry high value of recreational areas such Betty Brown and Barbara Clayton as this retreats frorh the smoke and Parker and Charles L Johnson Wilson — Afton Thomas Viola dust and heat of i lower altitudes students of Mrs Louise Eccles Glen Poulson Marguerite Myers Wheat- - places where rapid recuperation is gave two tap f dances Guenivere ley Taylor Rae Chadwick j T Gil- possible and where both body and Hess was pianist Oram Peterson bert Gibby Arthur C Taylor and soul can be greatly refreshed and gave an esthetic dance En route to the picnic grounds C S Graves strengthened? several parties stopped at Lookout INSTITUTE SPEAKERS COOLER THAN CITY Reed point Bailey professor of geo Dr Lowry Nelson head af Social "This tract lies at an elevation of logy at Utah State Agricultural colService department of Utaty FERA 8700 feet It is ap lege now engaged as conservationist and Charles H Skidmore state super- approximatelytwice as high above sea for the forest service explained proximately willi intendent of schools be the level as Is the Service build features of local geography and forest principal speakers at the' Weber la in estimated there demonstrated a device for locating It Ogden county teachers Institute to be held ing a is difference in temperature be- fprest fires Lookout point is about in Weber County High school Fri tween this and Ogden 9000 feet elevation camp grqund 7 and day Saturday September summer Evidence of serious erosion due to of from the months during una o overgrazing was seen in many places Dr Nelson will speak at a gen 15 to 20 degrees "A substantial are here Is to be throughout Beaver canyon and up eral session at nine o'clock on the fenced for recreational and camp the mounain slopes en route to the 7 and Mr morning of September Skidmore will speak the next morn ing use This will give the tract forest area ARMY LENDS AID ing at another general meeting The additional protection! and will hasten The recreational grounds were remainder of both days will be spent full revegetation The area fenced should be large enough to give in group conferences of teachers planned by Frank Allen forest servi- of jthe flora' of the ice engineer and Ranger H I Rice good cross-sectiBET WAS "ALL WET" aspen type in northern Utah In a Thirty CCC men in charge of LieuSANDUSKY O— (UP)— Ace An recent hurried survey 57 plants were tenant D L Allen of the United derson Akron O a visittng Le identified on the area it is proposed States army completed the work of" gionaire at the Ohio department's to lence Of these plants 5 are trees piping water building modern lavaconvention here Jumped into San 5 are shrubs 6 are igrasses and 41 tories camp stoves and the amphidusky Bay on Lake Erie from the are other plants which the forest theatre They are now engaged in deck of the Steamer G Ai Boeck- - service commonly calls weeds This fencing the grounds to keep liveling coming from the resort Cedar area in the decades £nd centuries to stock out A ranger's house picnic Point to win a $5 bet that he could come should be of considerable in- tables and other conveniences have awim ashore Coast guards in a terest to- the botanist in studying been constructed speed boat picked him up j the flora of the aspen type in this In the horseshoe pitching contests El-no- —— 7 South Washington Furniture Go 2914 WASHINGTON AVENUE ' 1 I 'J |
