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Show THE OGDEN TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 21, 1921. CENTER OF BEAUTY MOVES SOUTH CATERPIM Parasite Attacks Pest With 7 STANDARD-EXAMINE- R Canyon Unusually-Goo- d Success Big fleas have little flLs - "Upon their backs tq bite 'em, And little fleas have leser fleas V And so on, Infinitum. Anon. ' v Which, according to a report from City, also holds true In the Brigham case of caterpillarsThe caterpillars, whose mass attack on vegetation in Box Elder and Devil's Gate threatened destruction to choke bushes and maple trees, have cherry encountered a lesser parasite which is boosting the caterpillar mor. ,. tality rate. The parasite bore's into the caterpillar's body, depositing eggs beneath the caterpillar's skin, immediately behind the head. Within a short time the caterpillar hangs limp, and cold. Similar conditions exist in Ogdea canyon. The ' myriads of caterpillars that infested the quaking aspen groves have about disappeared." On the limbs of the trees can be seen the dried up bodies of the worm hanging singly or clustered - - in groups around a branch. A II 'K -- r"v' - H J xivTi o . A 1 1L oo CROCKETT WARNS TRUCK DRIVERS MM E. Crockett, secretary of state, has issued a warning against the overloading of trucks. He explains that H- The center of beauty is slriftmp southward. At least t his the deduction from the appearance of southern beauties as models for posters and magazine covers, where northern girl used to predominate. Some typical southern beauties are shown here. Above, Miss Eugenia Bankhead, daughter of Senator Bankhead of Alabama. Below, left to right, .Mrs. Robert McCallen, daughter of Senator Carter Glass of Virginia; Mins 'Margaret Harding, daughter of AV. P. G. Harding of the federal reserve beard, whose home is in Alabama, and Miss Marv Hone of Kentuckv. overloading causes great damage to d roads in the state and says the practice will not be tolerated in the future. Mr. Crockett particularly called atg tention to overloading of trucks on the Ogden-SaIake road. He said: called to "My, attention the fact that .one transfer company nrove a three-to- n truck carrying a five-to- n vehicle load, and a two-to- n with a ton load over ANTI-SOVIEARMY the cement road from Salt Lake to Ogden," he said. "The company was SEVERELY DEFEATED warned that any further violation of the law. would be punished. Tire surface is not severely when adequate PEKING. June 21. are overloaded and the , roads suffer from the concentration of too forces commanded by General Ha'ron which were in voh great a weight on a small space. "The law says: 'All vehicles except vading southern Siberia, have breni passenger ears hot used for hire shall eomhletelv defeated hv the armv of! have attached to the left side in a Eastern republic, says a dis g the Far conspicuous place a load plate, the weight said vehicle is licensed patch received here from Chita. It to carry. These load plates are fur- jsayg the robber bands were virtually nished by the secretary of state at the 'annihilated and that the survivors time the vehicle is registered , and it is ihave fled into Mongoliaunlawful for any vehicle to a (Note.- - A Riga dispatch. quoting load greater than that shown"tarry on the Moscow advices 1J told of on June load plate margin.' " the defeat). hard-surface- ' run-.nin- lt has-bee- , . three-and-a-ha- n ; , ve-hid- es Anti-liolshev- i INCLUDES : ik TTnsern-Sternberf- f. If five years ago you were five times as old as a friend and now vou are only thre times an old. What's the what is your age? friend's age Answer to esterday's: 9:11 p. m. (Quarter of ilme ulnce noon is 2 hours and 24 minute. Half" the time until noon tomorrow hours and 12 minute. Added they make 9 hours. 36 minute. giv-in- t - Cole Lexington .' - anti-Bolshev- Chandl er Hudson Stevens Franklin This One's All About Your Age and Your, Pal's lf T - cTTtr(Q - ik Prices and Terms to Suit 00 RELIGION GLASS OUTING JUNE 24 1 f YOU'VE NEVER HAD A REAL i . SWIM IF YOU HA VENT TRIED - At p rings MORGAN, UTAH ( Go Ogden Washington Ave, Ask for Mr. Cumberledge, Mr Rogas or Mr. Richards or Phone 115 2254 v ; Go mo Lexington of Kvery member of the Weber fltake Religion class is Invited tn attend the Fair iainual outing to be held in Irin 24. Suii. June afternoon. jpark Friday SK. Hinckley and members of thr stake board have prepared a splendid program of sports and other even; that will prove to be a pleasure to a!l children who attend. The program of games and sport nl .will commence at 2:20 o'clock continue until 6 o'clock. There wi!l i races of all kinds, olley ball contests, v4th prizes. The teachers of the organization will h present to supervise the games iand play. Parents of the children are urged to accompanv their chil dren and partake of the spirit of the event. j ROTARIANS TO HOLD 'DAUGHTERS' NIGHT BANDIT SHOT DEAD WOMAN LEGISLATOR (PASSING OF FLAGON RULES IN CONGRESS MOURNED BY CLUB BY CAR CONDUCTOR: of th The meeting regular monthly will he held at the. Cden Kotarv club ac- 7 m. h or th WASHINGTON. June 21 A Mxi- EI- - PASO. Tex.. June 21. NKW YORK. June II Conviviality. Wednesday r. to orrriai rc- linio. according can bandit held up a Wshlnton lone since one to a watery grave, flrsi . . . The meeting has hen desig M a . t .1 f vivmir Park street car near the eastern 11m was mournea last. nini at a memorial orns. womn nated as Alice Hoberton. a Mi house. once the In basement the service gsy diswas of; Kl at Paso of its midnight night." HepubUcan member from OkUhoms.j Each Ilotarlan Is requested to bring- nrn,A hv nundv Avant. the conductor. the Ioto club, its mourning mem-bers. Umentlnc with parched vocal occupying the chair aoout ten msn- one or more aaugniers to me nieeiand shot dead wun nis pwn pisioi. chords, took down from above the! utes. was ing.11.. TV and ASSAILANT WOUNDS The bandit, who was masked. bar that no lonrer functions Its! She greeted with applause U'MDlna nrtt.wlartt rte YVa'.sh. red the car and forced the conductor- mo1to of gooi fellowship "Stay me cheer when Heprentati GIRL DURING ATTACK the the Universltv'of rtah.'wll! As the MeK with flagons." ReDuhllran. Massachusetts, who was nrinclDal sneaker at the meeting, llu- - ' "and hlm M money. the car the conductor For thlrteT jrears this inscription presiding in the atsence of Speaksri slcal numbers will also te featured wrenched leaving from his the tri Inspiration of many aiGHUtt. lnvtte3 her to wjeM the gavel.pitol PAl.TIi.IORn. Md.. June 21. Aflef grasping P9.n during th evening. nnd fired three times, one ru:iet passThe roil was nemg cai.ea on a re- of kindred bowls. It was culled oo fractured tv he a com"u, Ptav olutlon providing creatlon-o- f lnr through the mans head and the from . onr of Po'omon'a dav ar-a gart. NORTH WEBER STAKE other two through the body. The m. wUh flagons, comfort me with V- -' mlwrton to represent the Fnlted States- fcl.ant Pvf of llliam daughter was Instantly killed. When thelpj,,, for am .lck ef love." Peruvian cn:enntal cebraman the Ut CONFERENCE SUNDAY .body embarrasssd. s but mIn nome.M'1 Jf, 1T ' they! . with prohibition .the flagon . was searched . . . .. acaulr-. m by the police .. 1 Hon. . . Fomewhat mi.. i rati .!rC.Vr men are eastern held at Three the the made out to Guadalupe I.ayra. Thej taunted the good fellows of the clubinounced the vota and of being North Weber stake will mrt in nmount police station on th charge from the conductor chalr. stolen of with Monday panrs retrospect. soon after the conference Sunday. June 21. was less than I?. arrested . being drunk, quarterly ions they put It out of sight. Its passing at 10 a. m. .ind 2 p. m. wit.h pes? asau!t. The police Cosrt whether A lon passenger witnessed the rob-- Wij n duly recorded In th history Itepresen-tativein the Ogden tabernacle. are the men wanted. thv . TO and a shooting. th club by committee including iSENATE ASKED of the general church authori- bery The flrl :a now at the Johns Hcr ooIrrln B. Cobb. George Ade and Booth ties are expected to be In attendance "in HELP IRISH CAUSE' was thought ,pl,i int,VrlV. on,V?IJ Tarklngton. and deliver addressee. The stake of ooIN MYSTERY' 'MURDER ficials Invite all members of the stake from a window ta the ccn- j had fallen to attend. WAPHINGTON. June 21. The fu- - crete pmmmi in00the srd. PUEBLO FIZZLES oo iDUTY FREE LUMBER ture of th Hrltlth emplr der!'"1 UNLIKELY PULLMAN DEFEATED DECLARED luiukMrlll. iSmI MllIt"V-r"-w... BOY CONVICT ? 'IU-11a be murder to VFKLi promised myatr"i ?KVV.J!l5SS,!:f,h..,V.5!: of the great flood here followed the WASHINGTON, Junt 11. Repre- tion which would put the senate nn . . flndlnr of the skeleton of a woman sentative Younr. North Dakota, Re- record as ' ro-i Irish the that CHICAGO. June 21. The Pullman In a bot in an alley off the main bus!. ssylng, and membar of the ways JACKSON. Miss.. Jne 11. Xou.r e publican district. Colorado rangers pie are entitled to a government Of Wimfeerlr. company lost Its open shop fight in a state- their means declared an ll-- j ear-ol- d committee, negro cor- j own woman labor! choice." dead hid been mated that the the United States railroad free wanted who ment moa ana that aettea people e r.argrv.. ry InYtatt-thIre;and free will be Kbgiand'a board today when the board upheld eight or nine months and an ba sadly disappointed if friend; "will state farm lumber the cf renrvt at the wm be In to gait waa determine Ireland the atarted contention of union leader thatlgatlon subjection soon is to ba tariff bill, tha here late mi'.ea from reported, Menflay. s '"ven Cngland ensmy." the aenator said,the company had not obeyed "the let- -' Identity of th C6rpae. in Its present form." an army of Knsliahtrusty and was thta-a- to ha will It ter and spirit of the transporatlon act! W. R. Wlmmer. manager of the enacted require rebe lumfcer I sfMulted a white woman. Two othef that In na demanding in to Ireland mn hold on subjection vrhen it conferred with ita employes! Gallup Saddlery company blew the on tha free, list he said: Wlien negro truitita caul hi him isvaral miles all must time. this the go In mass meetings." murder theory" to pieces Monday tain! of us who think tariff laws the da) a of trouble tome It will be from tha farm. While effor.a were." The board threw out the company's with the announcement that the had"Those written along cautious lines! perfectly natural and logical for th being mde to place him Jn the rcuntlt been was the mummy of a cliff petition for a cut In the wages of Its body" which industries suffering from Irish people to embrace the day of Jail, he was taken from tha - efficare all believe In had been shop employes and Instructed It to go dwellerleast fifteen years. The the stor foreign competition should Z be Ureal Uriialn's trouble and make so- and fynehed. mummy back and meet the "duly elected rep- for at for eUlma the but prntectlon freedom" for Iris other the flood. into floated the alley struggle during resentatives" of the employes. Ml of those which have done a tremenThe treatment of the Irish people KH oo busfnesa yrgrn. by the ttritlsh forces almost beggars dous during URGES LUMBER TAX such as the lumbar industry, whicn description, tns senator declared. The are quiet now simply on accountbuai-ne-.f mttitsrr forces, he charged, viol. FOR REFORESTATION the general slump In domestic every clvlitied rule of warfare and and hot on account of foreign cannot be defended and added that no Dance at Hermitage, June 24 for existing conditions it competition may well ba aacrutlnUed. parallel CHICAGO, June 21. OOTernmeht Elkj Only to be found could be We Ireland protective making jn "the ought of control, through the forest servicer a of than rather barbarism." darkest for period law days the lumber Industry and a tax on all to meet expectations of those suffering lumber cut. to go directly Into rea buyers strike." temporarily from oo forestation, was urged by former Conea gressman Martin U Darev. of Kent. lut O., before the Chicago liotary SOME EVEEV DAY PRICES 1 NEGROES MAKE RAGE today. America must awake to th 2Sc Saarlpe Oata HOtf serious situation she faces. Mr. Davey ELECTION Corn Hakes FLORIDA 4C 2c IN declared, and stoppage of wasteful JCk; Corn Flakes 10c methods in cutting timber and refor.1 tOc EcfeUllara Japaa Tea estation were the solution of th 43e 11, June Fla.. JACKSONVILLE. Uroa. 40c Ulua Hill 'AiC problem. Six negroes were candidates for the 00 ; llTiC 10c Tomato la Hot. tla.... Ipouad elecCatup In today's municipal GETTING ALONG GOOD city council I Tomato 10c 125c Sfc plnt Catsup tion here today, the first time mem., Women are as great sufferers from -, ofUeat 4t HO U Flour. K had race Ogdeaa pounda ber of that sought public kidney and bladder ailments as men. 40c A In Paacake In Flour Jacksonville flee 35c many' Flapjack year. Pills Foley Kldnay rid the blood 50c laataat PosUana HUC stream of Impuritieshelp municipal election brere usually ia re cause rheuthat ratification of the matic paina backache, swollen, aching Walta Soap. 4 for garded only as Cryaul Joints and stiff, painful muscle. Mr. 10 bars for Follow the crowds to The HsrC white primary. 5SC .. DO i.i, Carey. BoxY n. R- P. D. No. 2. Middle-tow10 feara Whlu Fearl 44 C Boap. for... N. mltaga ovar the good read to the writes: i had kidney a Oil Soap, l for Cram APPROPRIATION" 24C ARRET). ever since I was a little girl, jitney dance. Bast band in the state. trouble Pork and Bases. 2 for WA8HINOTON, D. C, June 21. XbC but I am getting along good since I Four-hou- r concert K. O. avary Iathtrwood bs CO. Sunday, Representative have taken Foley Kidney Pillg." They MAEKET 0E0CERY CENTRAL FISH Introduced a tilt appropriating UO.-00- 0 act immediately and help restore the atartlng at 2:00 p. m." 226 Twinty.flfth Street site and erect a to purchase to kidneys Sold activity. at Utah. LhU publi building 'everywhere Advertisement tj Weber club at p. cording to secretary w imam v. uock-iefelle- ....... i "Fathers-and-Daughter- a ! i m f 1 , 1 ( -- en-:iit- tl V Grand Opeoin i . ! , - i 1 o n-- ; Wednesday, June 22 lr,y. .ir... i Jr In5. til i 1 n Moonlight Drive Through Weber Canyon and Enjoy Yourself at the Take "a ; -- i bJlUr Li " ,M,n f i be-lne- Grand Carnival y tro-tecte- - J9e 1 - esti-for- ss I Ball PRIZE DANCING FOX TROT, WALTZ Lillian Thatcher's Enlarged Orchestra -( I HI rn: -. INCOMPARABLE ( d. B. P. O. ELKS s. ecpt - ten-yea- SOMETHING DOING EVERY MINUTE. : OF THE DAY strung up by mob V -- .... at all Grocers Si. '-- - he.-tlthfu- i l n. - 24 J in j |