Show I! i i4 $ THE OGDEN STANDARD EXAMINER li — " TROOPS LEAVE Socialist To Speak Peery Becker Will At Aug 1 Meeting Jake Part In Outing IN THEFT CASE Police Officer Says Purse Found In Possession tourist westward The rushfwromvaSan Francisco to Parkersburg mounted close to Its seasonal peak of Two Men i a special TO WEST COAST today as 265 members of special tour parties passed through OgdenToday's movements included a special train of 150 members of Business and Professional Women's clubs frcm various parts of the United States en route to Salt Lake City to spend today The train will passnine-thirthrough Ogden again tonight toward Seattle at Other tourist groups today were a Yellowstone-Zio- n party of 36 persons on their way from southern Utah to Chicago California-Yosmite tour of 54 persons from San Francisco to Chicago and a tour of 25 persons from Chicago to San Francisco Two Ogden Units Taking Part In Long Distance Maneuver Eighty officers and 700 men of the 145th field artillery Utah national guard early today set out from Salt Lake City for California on the longest motorized "march" of guard troops in the history of this country The six mile colum of 100 trucks pulled out at dawn with Cedar City v the first night's objective When the troops reach the coast they will join other fighting forces In mass maneuvers FRIDAY'S SCHEDULE ' Officers declared today before Parties scheduled to pass through leaving that they expected the Utah miles 2000 covered will have Ogden Friday include P M Kline's troops before being demobilized upon their Universal tour of 40 persons from Yellowstone to Salt Lake City a return Yellowstone tour party of 29 from ROSTER SHOWN and Yellowstone park to Salt Lake City officers One hundred four men of headquarters battery First returning that night en route to tour 30 battalion and the 143rd hospital Chicago Yellowstone-Zio- n to south Yellowstone units persons park company make up the Ogden ern Utah follows: as is roster Ogden through The returning present First battalion staff officers: Ma- July 18 to Chicago Yellowstone jor Joseph L Newey Captain Ernest Royal Gorge tour of 35 persons en H Balch and First Lieutenant Neil route from Yellowstone park to Salt Lake City where one day will be C Clegg before continuing to Colorado commanded spent Headquarters battery and the east Ridge way First Springs Soelberg by Captain Joseph Lieutenant Virgil C Toller and Sec- tour 35 persons Yellowstone park to ond Lieutenant Howard C Sprach-e- r Salt Lake City and Los Angeles On Saturday a G K & B tour with the following men: First 20 persons will pass through Sergeant Lawrence J Thomas Staff party of en route from Yellowstone and M Dalebout Ogden Sergeants Adrian Russell O Fort: Sergeants William and Teton parks to southern Utah O 'Echardt Eldo S Slater Ben and California of Van De Graaff Corporals L W Gil- 11The Boylette Brown tour party N from Charlotte persons C Maurice Huss J H bert Joseph Ogden Saturday Jones Orson W Mower Albert G will passenthrough route from Salt Lake evening Saunders and again Privates: Bert Aardema William City to Yellowstone park William J Hutchison on Wednesday July 17 enroute from Bowman Francisco and Los Melvin L Kemp Theo J Nielson the park to San Los Wess-ma- n At Angeles Angeles the party H John Saunders O Deverl board ship for a voyage to New Frank Anema Lee D Boerens will York via the Panama canal Miss Vern A Bybee Marvin E Casteel Glad-we- ll Dorothy Hirsch is in charge of the P Donald Donald W Combe as tour conductor and Miss Daniel R Laker Louis W Mil- party Aubin Wert is assistant D ler Lawrence M Petersen Ward B Alfred A Ritchie Wayne Saxey DUE NEXT SUNDAY Slater Alvin B Stephens and On Sunday the following parties TJdink a GeorgeHOSPITAL are scheduled to pass through OgCOMPANY tour 75 persons den: Lehi HosDltal company under com Yellowstone valley to Salt Lake City park mand nt Can tains F R Conroy L Rochester tour 35 persons YellowSmith E F A Smith W H Moyes stone park to southern Utah and and H K Belnap includes Staff California Yellowstone-Sa- lt Lake army tour 16 persons Yellowstone park to Sergeants R R Bush regular instructor and 56 enlisted men: Salt Lake City returning Sunday First Sereeant Arthur Smalley night en route to Chicago Zion-Sa- lt Staff Sergeants John Seaman Will Lake tour 34 persons southern Utah iam D Wood Marinus J Evertsen to Chicago Zion tour 39 persons and William Van DerhueL southern Utah to Chicago YellowstonSergeants M J Miller Jack Ev- e-Royal Gorge tour 61 persons ertsen Elmer Stowell Lawrence Yellowstone park to Salt Lake City Sully D M Wooley Wiley Miller Yellowstone tour 18 persons YelCorporals John Baker Jack Tyree lowstone park to Salt Lake City and Rodney West On July 16 Mrs H D Privates first class: Surge S Em-D- Price'sTuesday de luxe California tour of 30 George L Phillips James R persons will pass through Ogden William H Alberts Rob- Andrews " ert C Allred Alfred E Bell JosephA Clark Harold A Dalebout Leland O Goodwin Edward A Gran- ouiat Hollis C Houghton John E Leland O Lee Bruce McMillan Murdock Arthur J Parks Eric H " ty e- Lacka-wanna-Califor- On Wednesday Juiy train rarrvine a Rock lsiana lour a Czechoparty of 90- personsof and 60 persons will slovakia excursion San Franpa$s through Ogden from v: cisco to Chicago On Thursday July 18 an Alien tour party of 20 persons will pass through Ogden from Salt Lake City to Yellowstone park - - — Burglary Action nia - Robert Hunt- 30 of Denver Colo and Jack FalliS 25 of Twin Falls Idaho were in city court today charged with grand- larceny then of a purse from the person of Mrs Maude Bruerton containing $250 in gold and other things of value July 10 The men demanded a prelim ' inary ' hearing and it was set for July 12 They were '—placed under! bond of $1000 each : : Mrs Bruerton reported to police that as she was walking to her home - Preliminary hearing was held in city court today for Dona Beveridge alias Dorona Greening 33 of 2305 Lincoln avenue on a charge of bur glary in the third degree alleged to have been committed June 18 The case was dismissed for lack of" evi dence to establish probable cause It was alleged in the complaint the defendant entered the home of I B Ellison at 362 Patterson avenue at Lincoln avenue- - Tuesday two men grabbed her purse on night street between Wan Twenty-fift- h "' and Lincoln avenues'" Detective Henry G Allred arrested the defendants soon after at Twen street and Lincoln avenue reporting he found a purse in their nossession The officer a said Mrs ty-fif- 2554 Plans are complete for the We ber county Democratic day at Como Springs on Saturday according to Frank Jugler chairman One thousand are expected at the outing not only from Weber county but Davis Morgan Salt Lake and other counties as well he reports Mayor Harman W Peery will be present with Bobby a long horned steer to remind the crowd of the Pioneer days celebration in Ogden " G L Becker Ogden sharpshooter will be featured on the program There will be numbers by the Plain City Boy Scout band A Softball game between the Junior and the senior Democrats will be played and there will' be horseshoe games and other sports events Guests are urged to bring lunches There will be' free refreshments Concessions will also be free with little train and the other attractions forthe children Roy Burt Socialist speaker and organizer will address a meeting of the local organization in the county court house on the eveninar of Thursday August 1 The public is invited to hear Mr Bruerton identified the purse and contents and also recognized r the defendants' as the men who grabbed the purse WRIGHT'S - merry-go-rou- Fer-neli- us Wood HALF SOLES J5 Ln yJ&i © Oil Capsules Box of 50 dl-4vo- rce x Friday and Saturday Only Men's Rubber Heels ' Captain Draperies JULIAN LIDA BOYLE IIYRUM LUND Thrift Basement Art and Needle " m r " 98 Double Quick Blades 3 : Tooth Paste 25c Tubes RMfe 50c Ipana Tooth Paste COc Calox Tooth Powder ox IBs Creams COc Lyons Tooth At Roy Staffer's Coop your chickens will not be killed until ordered t1 1 Free Delivery Phone 2024-- J Corner" 7th Street and At Roy Sealer's AINRround AH r -- Ready-to-W- I 35s Wo havo : Pepsodent f 1 j NoseVfcks Drops i30sy 11-o- FOULGER EMMA WILSON CARL BERG Dresses Men's Shoes ' 75c Squibb'i Liquid Petrolatum I -- I a j ' ' V 50cV¥ Barbasol j Shaving I Cream I J - I Sfzs Eroschrn Salts BETTY KAY'S II w Overlapping Crooked Toes 35c Jung's Too Guide m 26c aoiuiion I Cora Fads V 23s PursantX 1 COLGATES SOAPS PALMOLIVE SOAP LIFEBUOY SOAP LUX SOAP CASHMERE BOUQUET CAMAY SOAP 6 3 A 3 3 3 3 A J ¥' ' : i a i j 8 t I t t- 3 if 1 i" fa— : - w REED SMITH MARY SCIIaAR RICH captain "Women's Shoes 4 BEN Electrical Hosiery A a R J rpWLERj ETHEL CLARK HARRIS MARGRET Thrift Basement G lores iBacs Notions j f NEPHI HOPKINS Fountain" Big Store Outing! Beauty Parlor ill ' ""r" ' ' ' t4 J 15? VERN LITTLE LETTIE STEP1H2VS ' Candy vm AFTER THE BIG RACE IS OVER AND THE dust of battle has cleared away" there will be a resort Every big store party at some near-b-y employee will attend and a delicious fried chicken dinner will be served This will give all employees an opportunity to renew friendships that were necessarily relinquished during the big rollicking scrap! Kotex Wondersoft1 I Pk? of 12 E - I J STRATFORD C - - o: MARGARET TopOTown House CHASE Underwear DIuss Says: Hynini Lund Captain &s "There's such a thins among I don't want to seem to bra? but these It looks like the Blues are oinf'to take the Reds for the best shellacing they ever had When we jet through the Blues will have their tails between their legs and be headed for home!" over-confiden- ce s young-feller- t 50c Milk of Magnesia ' Acid Powder Anti- ! 4 V ozs PenaltY To Losers! 1 - a 20c for 14c -t-v- 1 Bathing 43C for 29c for 14c for 17c for 19c for 25c — ' ¥ Epsom Salts 16 oz Tonic - THE TWO BIG TEAMS! THE TWO TEAMS that Hill make history in the merchandising world! Bight now is the time to choose the side you Intend to support during this big smashing annual and pull for Sales Race! Pick the winners them every minute of the contest! Ixok them over right now! Which side do YOU think is going to win? Lbsfkm if GUARANTEED OILS AT A SAVING SI23 Washington Avenue and 16th Street and Washlnien 13 j c JTi ciQ MARJORIE FLEM i v Patterns W - 4 WINIFRED R DOXEY Optometrist JOHNSTON Infants 4 rt 1 S tmtJk Master I f 3 UC ' Millinery Chiropodist " Scholl's 26c te a Department Managers' Take Charge of Store For Week! ' f 50c Jung's Nail-RiRUN OVER HEELS 45c Posturt Cof rectors: B ANDERSON 1 re- r 35c oQQQQQQQQo DOC FISHBURN VIOLA STEVENS Library New Sanikia pads soft and fluffy Stop pain and remove corn quickly DAMP ODOROUS FEET Jung's Foot Powder DRY BURNING FEET £0c Jung's Foot Balm SOOTHING CLEANSING 35c Jung's Foot Soap INGROWN TOENAILS 3c Ik? 1 Oil ( End your S5c J Open Erenlnffs Come In At Any Time Or Telephone 171 lung CORNS Bunions - Calluses 1 S 3u ' t OGDEN UTAH 2376 WASHINGTON AVENUE HESE AND HERE'S WHERE YOU COME IN! prices are being knocked down to rock bottom— are on items that you want — things that you need and use every day! You'll attend this sale because you'll find some of the most unbelievable wonderful bargains you ever saw! No efforts are to be spared by Department Managers to make their side win! t Antiseptic trouble now 50c -- EXCHANGE SHOP ON 24TH STREET ' - Public Invited To Big Savings! 1 Remedy for every foot ailment guar- lief 7 ASSOCIATION I f er 1 Seltzer j for anteed to filre shampoo and Fineer Wave-u- rrtsf 100 All Steam Per- fn manent Wave— Com- it Plete aDd Guar- - fm anteed Wave Reg $500 Given Only At 2 1 Ovaltine if z 1 Can ¥ cprn a t NJ YEAGER HARRY Toiletries Cod Liver Face Powder nd 1 S -- Pwd49c : - CUNNINGHAM FOOT RELIEF SPECIALS Have You Eaten Tour Share of Fried Chickens This Season? t BUILDING & LOAN H f " Denial Cream PepsodentToothPst38c Milk or Magnesia Tooth ' Paste 2 large tubes 33c Dressed Chickens All-Rou- J Men's Store ' Colgate's 39c 49c 59c 50c Pond's 60c Alka- - 20 16-ors- £5e mon sight A nNfrar LSytlXAEa SMELL TILAT S3IOKE? IT'S NOT A FLUE Sale ! Ifs just ' Wright's Department managers getting all heated up over the coming contest! It promises to be the biggest battle ever fought j in 'P-- ' a civilized country! All Department Managers have been authorized to cut and slash prices as thev see fit! And are they doing it? Come sin MABLE WALQUIST Piece Goods v and see! v 31 lT HERB Listerine 14-Antiseptic SoL 40c Squibbs Tooth Pst 33c 50c Tek Tooth Brush 39c 50c Prophylactic Brush 39c Ex-La- x ARMY WORMS PLAGUE FARMS GOLDEN VALLEY Ont —(UP) —This farming section has been attacked by a plague of army worms Living mounds of the worms six to eight inches deep are a com- : Managers In Charge! FREE DELIVERY Hind's II & A Cr39c 31c 35c Odorono Liquid 39c 50c 69c $110 Coty Powder Cleansing Tissues 500 33e 79c $100 Janif Cream 36c 50c Jergena Lotion 89c $100 Lucky Titer Borer Face Powder and 50c Cleansing Cream Squibbs Sbavins Cream 23c ttrm ' 1 ' f Probak 10 for Charging cruelty Juanita Swearing in filed action for divorce in Second district court against Idus D Swearingin They were married in Denver December 14 1934 : STEVENS gas 50c : 1930 f You' can withdraw your money upon thirty days notice under almost any conceivable condl- tibns Don't hesitate j A single dollar opens your accoiijnt $500 starts earning divideids' No fines fees or penalties! fj ere TlieY (5©C Dr Halibut Donna Martin was awarded a decree Wednesday by District Judge E E Pratt from Frank Martin on grounds of failure to provide Alimony of $15 per month and custody of a minor child were also included in the order They were married In Elko Nevada July 7 " by the 1 ISc Decree Awarded Another Suit Begun ' ? - M 9 I2c If 60c Bayer Aspirin 12 Condensed 1 For I Jad Salts 1 5Qc Ungueniirie burns 42c 50c 33c J ergon's Lolion value 49cyi Feenamint M " 0 insured Up to $500000 GOOD ICEBOX?: Two Teams In Ogden's Greatest Sales Race! Tin of 25c i Safety of Your liana ID'&Bic'imeiat SPECIALS Toiletries nd Wright's have a large number ! of fine iceboxes taken in as part payment - on new 1935 Kpivi- nators Wright's realize that tu uicm wcuoxes musti De soia ngni now—or never—so they have been priced for quick moving i Tomorrow you may take your" choice of this wide selection The ! cheapest one of the lot is $250 i and the most expensive one i is only $5 It's a real chance to get a good box v and get it 5 t - J i i i ' FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN INSURANCE j CORPORATION WASHINGTON Dr C WUD WANTS A i r 0 PHONE 474 Dnifs JULYTT 1935 with intent to commit larceny Speechly HOSIE-OWNE- D '' i : - th er Privates: Foch J Benevent Charles J Buckley Thomas W Carter John R Code Glen S Cragun Thomas S Crockett Adolph G Grant Gardner Lee Had-le- y Earl Jones Ervin L Nalder William L Postel LeRoy W Rands Bruce L Sanders John Sanders Eugene Sanders Charles G Stowell Earl R Tipton Merrill E Wilson Sydney M Wolford Joseph N Burt : - ' City Court Drops ——— :' — HEARING ASKED Tourist Traffic Rising Toward Seasonal Peak OH MOTOR TRIP " i : — V ffirtOESDAY'EVENING -- — —— - ' See Tomorrow's Paper Back Page First Section for Wright's Big Ad! ' I AND HERE'S THE RUB! THE LOSERS ARE GO-in-g to have to wait on the winners during the big celebration! They w1U have to serve the tables wash the dishes and then clean up the mess that's left! If there's any chicken after the winners are ! through eating it the losers can have it! nn u wv tn if ? 3 rI I f t I DAISY LEAVI XT 1 l" Corsets Don C3 I 1w 1 V ? i II Utah's Smartest Shopping Center P A- Dry f - FARIS Goods ' nidi' Captain off id Red Says: i'It's a cinch We're up against a bunch of softies who don't know the first thing about winning: a sales race! Even if there's any chicken left after we set their throats through they won't be able to eat it Will be too parched from eating our dust for a week: ' i 4 r i r 4 g Attend Wright's Department Managers'- Sales Race for SensationaliBi rgamsi - ! |