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Show 1 THE OGDEN THURSDAY. EVENING, JUNE 30, 19Z1. GRDiHCE STRICT STANDARD-EXAMINE- 7 R Thinks Pirates Seized Father's Ship PASSED BY i i m EFFORTS TO UG TRAFFIC HERE The sadden increase in Cden of , Joseph Riley., charged with the same strenuously pleaded not drug: addicts and sellers of illicit drupa offense, . demand-"I ir. the- passage by the board;tj-jury trial," he saiJ. or citv commissioners this morning ofj- -i was just walking along; the street a new ordinance, especially ararrea to,and happened to be talking to some Idopeheads. I was over here once the drug evil In the city. 7 eliminateordinance gives officers of the: fore and they found ,me not guilty-lathen, the police have hounded much more latitude than hereto-- Since me and hounded me and hounded me. fore given in the matter of arresting the willing to be examined by allRoband prosecuting drug addicts and ped-!l'- s properlyen-'physicianif in the is it city." Captain dlers and believed, or. s case. on ert Burk .commenting uney forced, will practically rid the city said that Dr. Wilson had examined the drug curse. Riley and had found that the man's WARD APPROVES, or muie arms uurp mr a new defines ordinance: The drug as a vagrant and under. its pro- - turesand Ray Draney. alvisions the vagrant may be sentenced o A. Christensenwith being vagrants charged ! ' : to a maximum of six months hard entered of use their drugs alternate No (through labor in the city jail. i Their bai1 waS u'!tP.lea of fine is set forth. x , ' 111 I fixed ach $90 at Commissioner J. Ray Ward, declar. TItAPl-orthe ed following the adoption of said when questioned riinanee by the board that it will make thisCaptain Burksaid the drug situation handle morning, to officers it much easier for Ogden is causing police department the drug situation. "The rapidly ln if . sleepless night. He said spreading habit is becoming a menace members menace is the that steadily, growing to our voung people and drastic steps- and that it surpasses in vUeness and to curb it," he declarwere necessary -has . it , t unraf vfi whioh' the degradation any other vice that The number rolice departmenthas had to combat evertheafflicted the city. dopeheads is steadiiy increas-ifficu- ltin the past., tor the reason that it pi Tenshee. opium, heroin. morto obtain convictions was ana omer a:up ar- with cocaine, tier the law. However. usea nenus. me peaa.erx in me dv new ordinance.- the" in effect of thft the drugs are absolutely without con, officers will be given the opportunity science, and profit from ths misery to stamp it out quickly." and degradation of the meri and womEFFECTIVE AT OXCK. p ""The officers will now be instruct- en who are their slaves. oo ed to begin a campaign immediately now have users and they against drug ample power to bring the campaign to TELEPHONES success. We have great confidence in our city court in the prosecutions we Business and Circulation Dept... 56 vhich will follow the arrests and will C1a3si-Ads 56 know that real American justice ' ' ' OS. be given in each case." v. i 521 Classified Dept Directory at hits begThe new ordinance also 428 Dept gars, loiterers, drunkards and those! Advsrtising Editorial 70 News Dept and them. classes refuse who employment, as vagrants and gives the court the power to imprison them in jail for the rnaximum of six months. The ordinance will be placed in effect at once. COURT IS DETERMINED. "In '.every case where a rnan acFrank H. Xorberg 'of the engineercused of being a vagrant, through bethe Amalgamated ing defendant department of a or the addict, ing drug was called to San company Sugar a reasonable is proven guilty beyond doubt of being a drug addict, the pen- - Francisco by the' illness of his mother, returned but a short altv will Vip nvr TVi" rnnrf Is not llr. Xorberg in ivmnatviv nHtx ihr.ao whn nap and time ago from San Francisco where who traffic in drugs. Traffickers in he attended the: funeral of his father. be severely dealt with, so " the 0IL1EN i , drugs will ov Irom Buy Coal oncerned " slatem PIPJB CI.AY CO. Judge fBWER you can get the kindWhy: you D. R. Roberts in the citv court this 0U per cent coal no and moist ant. 30 a of passing morning, following nn al,u " P ntcnro Heoree East- iovr ilav.' lail man, who pleaded guilty to being a Phone 14 drug Marriage Marriage licenses have said he uses drugs when been issued in the office of Claude T. he can procure . them. He said Moyes. county clerk, to Ouy Rackham a of opium, was the and Burfi. Ogden; and Charles Evelyn sufhad he whenever he used drug S. Wright. Salt Lake. and Martha Robficient money to buy it. Judge erts gave sentence of 30 days in the Hanna, Colorado Springs, Colo. county jail,-- and stated that heavier Three cottages in Ogden canyon for . penalties would be inflicted in the fu- sale or rent. See Clark's Shoe store or ture. 4778 Book store. Bramwell Walter Bateman, a morphine addict. , ' also pleaded guilty and was given a Court Cloned Absence of cases In entence in the county jail. both thirty-da- y divisions of the district court toPLEAD NOT Gl'IITY. made the closing of tho day who Lloyd Treseder. figured prom courtroom necessary Cases which had doors. " oi.cvtuwv.ij uwwuit """" months ago, was also arraigned oh a Keen scheduled '?hri"f,!,re--K0S-t "ru" of vagrancy by being! '", charge a- He addict, pleaded) drug Cden Typewriter tlousa for typenot and his 'case was guiltv 242 Hudsor and repair.. set for trial July 9. Treseder asked alters non xenJeMiss Lulu Wormell. abovo, was so sun- her father's 2Z' fixed. Roberts to have bail Judge named $60 as the sum but as the de- Rctnmn to Ogden Miss Viola Jen-so- n schooner, the Carrol A. Dcerinir. below. 1V1I into the hands of modern f endant started to leave the courthas returned to Ogden after a buccaneers that she prevailed upon the government to start a world room, changed his mind and ordered month's .visit in San Francisco. CM. wide search. A note cast ashore in a bottle was her rlew. .that ball be increased to $90.. Captain V. B. Wormell and his erew have been missing sinee January. His "'Insurance plus Service Fire, t etc. Herbert Compensation, Portin in a the of home window their lamp burning "E. Smith Co.. 23 7 4 Wash. Ave. Phono daughter keeps .NEW'. 1147. 4923 land, Me. . . ... . ... " ii mQ(f Coo Sfoyer end Ovens' ICE Pure distilJed artificial. Phone One of the member waa taken up 1603. M. L. Jones Coal & Ice Co. 2391 first venire fniled to appear. Two of the remainder were dlmlaed upon Daughter Born A girl was born to Ir. and Mrs. A. 11- McGuire of Poca-tellchallenge, while two othperemptory ers were released. following their June 28. Mrs. McGuire was forstatement to the. effect that they had merly Miss Beulah Baum of Ogden. nlroadv formed opinions In the case. R. M. Hosgan has moved to after having read of ll in the I ed guil-suit- - a be-T- he j m u..--addi- ct - - " if - v li .i . ILI--.S- ; t un-in- the-plae- &- - - ,- - i d j ' j - j . RANDOM REFERENCES " t?s j I . 1- - Get the Blessed ivictoies Keaov for the Fourth Helraiiier to. T e, by-prod- . - 1 - - I five-maste- PERFECTION; .. GUARD o. - Bldg-- , 335' 24th St. ... mi " i, r ItMS ME RETURN 4901 ii. lrr llh dainty hat niMrh. heer itched, quality. Iw nr.d to rimmed. 2 to juzes. $io.:o sporui S4.9r i Ttny tnt g!r!' oremdy to !.!Ml omall pink and blur rh-cp!aln (T.ncham mbro!d ry. Orrsndy 14 vrars. lopd p girl H in the fln sheer !lue. xalu. Spe . GirlsJ Sport Coats Girls Jersey fport coatn. tuxedo tvle. In Ko!d, rd nnd creen. Special 88.95 hl-v- Perfection Spring Chickens Oil Cook Stoves 1 g i us - 1 1 T le -- - . . 'y j - $27.00 - 1- - $3.35 $7.50 STOP, THAT ITCH! Purify Your Blood . - Eczema, tetter and mny other skin troubles are due to disordered blood. If you are afflicted with skin trouble, don't suffer the maddening torture longer, but start right away to purify your blood with S. S. S. the standard blood purifier for orer 60 years. For SpmcUl Booklet or or indi-id- ul advice, without chtrgs. writ CRiet Medic! Adrisot, S.S.SCo.,Dep't,430,Atlmnt,G. Get S. S. S. at your druggist. WOUNDED MEN HISS NAME OF DEMPSEY! DETROIT, Mich.. June 50. The name of Jack Dempsey was greeted with hisses when it was mentioned on the floor of the Disabled Veterans' convention here today- - Declaring he (Understood Dempsey was an honorary member of a western organization of veterans. Judge Marx said: "Dempsey is the last man we would want as an honorary member of this organization.'' oo- - NOTICE feed stores will be closed at oclock on Saturdays. Farrell & Jackson, Intennountain Products Co. State Milling & Elev. Co. Western Grain & Feed Co. Job Pingree, Jr. ; 491 Bell Bros ' Feed Co. Bell Bro3. P. C Richardson. Thos-- ; except when they fall on Saturdays. BILLIARD PARLORS During July and August all . BARBER SHOPS will remain closed on Monday. July 4, and all holidays Parlors Notice - . oo- Farr & Co. Chas. F. Grout. - Utah Grain & Elev. Co. 1 if' In IM'O. with embroidery. rar. Special j Fpe- - 95c of I rnulla trimmed ..... Girls' Sweaters 0 i of 14 to p!endid quality Size to 1 6 50C i t'liildren" fibr silk, aweatem In dainty pink and blue tcidec. tuxedo atyle. the neweat style for baby. Special . . . S4.95 i the ! Hats Organdy Children organdy bat tn with half shoulder, iripSize to 6. to match tb newt t hadr pummer frocka. Special . . S1.95 ad S2.95 mr-ffriie- Spe 35c i ICE CREAM Special at the Fountain Quarts Quart Bricks 3801 Washington Ave. ' 2469 Washington Avenue Phone 3023 BASEBALL HEAD QUARTERS In this cool and comfortable place of amusement you can read the returns of the Pacific Coast and Northern Utah baseball league games. SUMMER DRINKS. CIGARS, CONFECTIONERY YOU ARE WELCOME 40c 40c Packed and Delivered Gallon $1.75 Gallon One-ha- lf -- Special, July 4 Gallon 31.00 $1.60 Our ice cream is absolutely pure, contains no gelatine, imitation vanilla nor any other impure ingredients. The Wistaria Confectionery Co. ' Batestas Bros. PARLEY P. M WAY TO EUROPE '"' ln "" IELECTEICAL WIZARD DIES ON WEST COASTj", Cox , n ' 1M, mention of an apparatus l ""n- - .',. could be (rn- - br which na- LuS ANf'iKl.Kf. Cal.. June 30. Dr. jtura! elements of the air ni" raam aruny. Kfforu to noted e'.ff tricalS" ;Hrr Uarrlnirr-Cot- . "k """" "rt the life of the worker h ,,urni"1' 20. Jun Known BAIT UKE CITT I'tab. Internationally a th "father Reived deeply into thta field; failed. I'arlev Parker Chri? enn. prexiden of the drv Dr. Cox contributed Death waa due to a malady cf the tLat candidate on the Farmer-Labo- r manv toJlhrM indention noied electrical T ticket, at the lat election, n left here science. lncludin the uhmarlne ' rMim CI route to.'nal York i hp yesterday for New defente. for LONDON METALS iyifm ... .2caii "I... K,.roM. 1U at a ted that he wouia pu,"")uuun: the "Hfm.n;Inatead i IXNIkN. Jar,e : -- martfard bark for Copenhagen, Denmark.- !r',c ground mptt t1: ietrejvnr 7?: t.n C:f h.r. he wouM icend a month Ir.wa- 1'frsphy Uiing rarh j J, v-- 1 rfrf :t1; ' distribution f farm pro-tuclarly the aald he wouifl mimo xour ducta. lie Sweden. Norway. Holland. Itelnlum nA rnr'and. to be followed br weak'a star in U!and. He said that a contemplated trip to Ituatla would decend on whether arrangement routd bi made for him to enter that country. " Mill f i, UTAH THEATRE ; i TODAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY TAFT GOES ON BLANCHE SWEET SUPREME BENCH v Waldorf Billiard . The Standard Blood Purifier and r fl i rn-Vo- j Iini.h. 25c a pound, live weight. t slrep-dlaturbln- 4 made ballat Sir1 to . Value I Tfual IJ.00 Princess Slips made lip SI. 95 i i - Special hi ;;.?!!' Mininirr OO Sep-tione- REJECT CUTS to whit-- d and Girl' princee Summer Vests 79c -- I trlmnird. and ar. .... S3.05 H ' f Klnjtham. pajatna uronc muf'ln p(nk trimmr-- Pajamas Children I cre?-han- d .... SI. 45 and blue. nlue. Specul Tot Coats Tiny coat for lilt! tot in Jersey foae. blue and brown nzea to $10.50 year. I'sual jrer. L.. S. P. SHOPMEN mad '2.7)0 . IirU' iniihani dresfie. washable Mnrtly plaid ar.d plain. iaih i to 14. V.Mu Special ..... Gowns $1.50 mad . dimJtv mbroidrr. :n p;nk Gingham Dresses tnad' of S..95 hildrcn'a ruusliti night cown. Slipover and button &tle. SplenPlre to 14 did quality muslin eari. Spril (5f Muslin Panties . straw hats in flap Children' quality Milan. liRht and dark olort. uMlor stle. Values to 4. no Special SI. 45 Night h, Children' . . of cood quality, ruffl snd hemjunrfced Vhit-antrimmed. neAth ir.ad. colored Straw Hats dre "htldrrn'f mu".in pumif quality murltn. f'i!l size Special drisr of for tnd White Creepers k ... Organdy Dresses lu-- made of and un boRn"t t F. Tribe has resumed his TICKET AGENTS TO practice, having recovered' from an weeks'! three "RTT1 their 4S03 completed Having appendicitis operation, nr,Ti"PJ flTTTCiT'CS WULDAO course in. summer training at Fort D.j Suits cleaned and pressed. $1.50. A. Russell. W'omlng. members of ofH Passenger ticket agents of the L'nlt-th- e Palm Beach. $1.25. Sponged and troop. Ikah National ?uard. ana Ma-d States who will he in t'tah In the medical of j unit 4085 guards pressed. 75c. Model Laundry. in this city, arrived in ogden Member for the national convention to held In Salt like will spend a day at 7 o'clock this morning. was In in nnd around Ogden. W. K. I.ind-juisCaptain COMPLETE LINE OF THE The men. who will number several charge of 11 troop. will be the guests of the Og. The with handled, boys, Ogden the, together FAMOUS THE IN SIZES other Utah troops, conducted them-- i den chamber i f commerce. A great stives well at the camp and proved part of the day will be devoted to a themselves apt 'pupils In he art of--of (tour of pden canyon. oo warfare, it is said- Reports from deTROl'HLKl) FOR TF.V YF.ARS flcera'who inspected the troops, con-- If you suffer pains and aches dur( cHred that they were In excellent blad dition. At Fort T). A. Itussell the'mg the day and by night, feel tired, ner guardsmen's supply of the mounts waajdrr weakness and run down, the kidneys and horses from the RJSNTj, Nev., June 30. Only nine augmented withthe so that each, bladder need to be restored to heaithy at men of the 1.500 employed in the airy troops v Tort, a mount !and regular action. J. T. Oaburn. FtSouthern Pacific Railroad company's man had the PKI0ED AS FOLLOWS of the arrival Upon troops luK O. No. 1. I.ucasvllle, O.. writes: "I! shops at Sparks, adjoining Reno, have Ogden for ten yeara. men the unloaded gath-- had kidney irouhl hones, rail-voted to accept the United States ! remedies hut they did ma tried many ered stabled their mount, no equipment, road hhor hoard's nwarii n a rrtitr- I took goodand oiey and Kidney rllla '.. i?"1"". . $21.00! tion oi '.he,i for fhc burner eight centn per hour in the were pJi! tnev neipa v- - no much that now .then dismissed !nd day. to scheduled 2- hole become wage scale, daily with burner, Don t delay. Advertlsa- U rn well." high oo1. on effective of The result . $27.50 votes by the July mem. cabinet . . . . . . . . six shop crafts in favor S'hole SELECTED JURY of rejection of the award have been burner. to headquarters at Chicago. snt FOR BRIGGS' TRIAL 3- hole No indication has been given by burner, and $35.50 unsullied,' cabinet . . unorganized men as to! the whether reduction would be aca Ovens follows: Perfection Joseph BrigRK. charged with aRi;iult tomorrow. cepted on Joseph Sampson, two days prior to - hole 0o . Oven city court for trial today. MOONSHINER LOSES 2- hole .Selection of a Jury ftarted ahortly Oven noon, hut waa continued unl! $5003AIL TO CITY befor 2 o'clock this afternoon when it ws found that the venire was not suffiHarold Mason, charged with having cient to provide more than three Juryliquor in his possession, failed to ap- men. the city court this mornThomas Mercer. Jcreph Jackion and pear before Hla cash bail, posted for his L. A. Hastings were $600 selected as Jury- ing. EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME appearance in court following seizure of his extensive .distilling apparatus, and the selection of the fourth Jury! was declared forfeited. .Mason also faced a charge of manufacturing liquor, hut this complaint against hrm was dismissed upon recommendation of Samuel Powell, assistant city attorney. Dr. Tiny Tot Bonnets Girls' Dresses d e, in ! i . " I Our children's section is a joy. It brings so many cute j aisles it Wide make the to store. possible youngsters to I the with take the baby carriage you anywhere, even on elevator. You proud young mothers, with your pink-toe- d i babies, don't ever hestitate about bringing them here. We i like them, really. Tomorrow an d Saturd av are c had rens ,davs. ( Second Floor. ) addict-Eastma- yen-ehe- - - "5Z 1 W i WASHINGTON. June 16 William Howard Taft waa formally nominated today by Prealdent lUrdlnc to te juatlc of the auprenre court, succeeding tha lata Chief. Juatlee Kdward DoogLaim White. Coincident with the announcement Mr- - Tafl'a nomination for .the place was sent to the senate. Prize for Finest Bread Loaf Given to Business Man CHICAGO.' June SO Charles F. of a eop Champlln. treasurer factory, today waa awarded the prize for th best loaf of bread at the Evanston fair. He defeated 4S women enranta. The prU waa a work apron, daintily emblHha4, with .blue IN Jill THn Sex ! J 99 SELZNICK NEWS I KEATON COMEDY, ''HAUNTED HOUSE" The film, Eugene O'Brien in "Broadway and Home, was destroyed en route. ' |