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Show .: . THE OGDEN . - V . . STANDARD-EXAMINE- THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 21. 1921. R SAM BROWN FOR STUBBY 5 ! - V H t v Field Day Announced at fDoing All Possible Under Rule of Yellowstane, First of Series m Weber Stilwell Says Club . ' ."v i t t i V Shoppers The first of a series of luncheons The report brought from Yellowby the Ogden chapter of the Ameri- - stone National Dark bv Frank Cook, can Association of Engineers was held salt Lake business man, that Ogden 'A at the TVeber club today. President B. and Salt Lake advertising- is not rep-Tcorrect. Matteson was toastmaster. resented at the wonderland is the. Secretary O. J. Stilwell. of the Ogden Captain Ora Bundy, in charge of Og-w..,y 4x- i chamber of commerce, Btated today. Quartermaster deoartment of the den Arsenal, was1 the first speaker. Advertising matter such as billboards -and signs in the hotels and other Captain Bundy said the Wild West in Ogden in September; would at-- 1 sorts at the park, are absolutely barred tract more than 30,000 people to this! by the federal government . cit-yMiss Grace Whitlatch, assistant He urged the members of the to get back "of the Wild retary of the Ogden chamber of show, predicting that Ogden; merce. now representing the Ogden would receive great benefits. organization at Old Faithful inn, hasn supplied with hundreds of Captain Bundy also extended an for the engineers to Inspect lets containing literature on Ogden the Ogden arsenal. He explained that and points near Ogden. Road logs and other material urgthe arsenal, which is one of the largest in the United States, means con- ing the tourists to pay Ogden a visit is being distributed by Miss Whitlatch. siderable to Ogden. Miss Whitlatch also furnishes inFIELD DAY SET. August 6, selected as the date to formation concerning Butte, Helena, Inspect the arsenal, has been set aside Great Falls and other cities in Monas field day. Following the inspection, tana. oo the party will motor to the North Springs road where they will inspect the (work being done on the OGDEN MASONS BACK state highway by the Phelps ConstrucFROM VISITATION tion company. George B. Stone, in- charge of theconstruction work n th TCnrtVi ()eden-HFred M- Nye and John Edward Car- SDrines stretch, in his ad- dress stated that thf Phlns Construe-- ! ver. head of the Utah Mason lodge, .tion company was laying more than returned last night from a masonic 600 feet of They were ac-- j daily, whichNu-is- visitation to Delta. Clem Schramm and; a record for pavement companied by any section of Utah. merous delays-havhindered the pro-- j James Collins of Salt Lake City on. Here is Stubby? of ficial mascot of the A. H. just after General gress of the paving, he stated, but the trip, the ride being made in concluded by stating that the road Schramm's car. On the return they- Pershing had decorated him as a wounded hero. Stubby, th property would be enftrelv completed during tried the new cut off between Lynn- of J. Robert Conroy. eupaped in ) battles with the Twenty-sixt- h the latter part of August dyl and Juab through Fool s canyon, division. Notice that both the general and the mascot are wearing the outgoing trip was over the grand SPEAKS FOR PARADE. Eurekafrom which central D. M. Williams was the third speak They Sam Brown belts,. highway Pershing made a part of all officers' uni- sry Mr. Williams ejfplained the plans! found that for the past few weeks torms as SOOn as ne in i ame chif of staff for the Pioneer Dav road celebration! most of the southern California travelin Ogden canyon and urged members has been over the grand central highof the Ogden chapter to attend the ce! way ratner man over tne Arrowneaa ebration. The chapter will enter a trail. The grand central highway is LIGHTER SENTENCE TELEPHONES float. supposed to miss the hot desert by( CASE AUTO IN GIVEN west Delta from Automobiles will be furnished for going through Ely. nuslness and Circulation DepL..Jft members who care to attend. 55 d Ads Classl' The next luncheon will be held at this newer road however that it isi 521 Jcseph F. Johnson, alleged to ha ve- Classific Directory Dept. the Weber club next Thursday. getting badly cut up and dusty. 428 They report the country looking obtained property under fale proDept. most prosperous with bumper crops. tenses from the Cheesnmn Automobile Advertising 870 Editorial and News Dept. OGDEN POLICEMEN the dry wheat near Xephi being the romnanv nloadod truiltv to a nii.de- meanor- charge following dismissal of PLAYING- FAST GAME bet 8een in years. - 'J V. e re-sho- n . h ! corn-We- st ; in-'be- 4: .Am w book-vitatio- en cheviot shirtlnRS for boys" waists and skirts, men's fhirt. hous dreF5C". etc. 28 inches wide. Special, yard 15c Main Floor . Og-"den-H- value. Main Floor 36 nw assortment, I S1.25 Organdy, 95c large assortment. i 1 . DAKOTA MAN LOSES ! fsUv charffB in t hn fitv ITI'.irt j j i I ex-pecti- ! T i -- i ! . 1-- , I pownstalrs cl Downstairs Special Girls' Milan Hats JULY 4 if i i 1 mm I is I t i 3 ILES mmht MISSES': STOCKINGS Made from fine mercerized yarn in white, black and brown; all sizes. 40c pair; 3 for $1.00 BOYS' STOCKINGS Elkskin brand. Hard to wear out. All sizes. Per 25c pair . J N'nmo. by INFANTS' HOSE White and black. Made from mercerized Jarn ; sizes 4 J2 to 6 25c : -- ( listrlct Judge George S. , Downstairs 050 Face Powder l"t 100 Downstairs Tricolette Tricolette. 38 Inches wide, made with a lock stitch, will not slip. A very much used fabric thl season. Black and navy. 12.50 value. Yard 31.75 Main Floor $3 Hat J ;o to Coat. Kred C. Smith. ad?t- ant Piijrintrnil ni of the SouthernPacific lines. Salt division, departed for Oakland today accompanied by his mother Mr. Francis Smith.Mrs. 8nuth has been vl?lting in Ogden for the pa.t month. Mr Smith will return to Ogden during the early part of the week. pcil Face powder In flesh and while col-r- . Special, the box. while they ; IJarker. Children" ribbed bose. Color ar! black and brown. Medium weight-Al- l sires. Good quality. Extra Round ren'.er pieces In th whit only. These are made of good materials. fi.45 values. Special. advantage, Taking Children's Hose Centerpieces 1'hOQt 2Zt. Clnnccs Men's straw hats In tte newest styles. MOO values . . S2.05 Men's Shop 33.45 Downaulrs of provisions in the 1'nlted Saten nat- iirnllzation laws. Fokl;e Pe Yonjcj ; changed hi name when he changed: this nationality. Petition of Pe Yong.! Hollander, to h legally designated) ;a las Frederick Pe Young wm grantejj i Men's Straw flats and and medium toe. wih good "calf tipper, welt and nailed sole. All sizes, 2i to I tvtnu. Boy' Shop brown. English special many new hats will be worn on tho 24th. This $3 sale of sport hats and Milan is in effect all week. A pood j i t j i Poplin Foplln. 27 inches wide, heavy weight, mercerized finish, the long wearing kind, for women' and children's wear. 4Sc values. Yard 300 Main Floor Former JudRe Agee is again en- gueed in the practice of law nnd la 'connected with PeVine. Howell. Stlne I 75e J for One lot boys I Ccden Typewriter Iou9 for trj- writera and repfcir. lizl Iludaor Boys' Union Suits S1.45 Iownatalrs 31.10 Men's Shop Boya athletic union suits mad of a heavy nainsook. 11.00 values Boys'shoesBoys in black Children's Milan straw hats in light and dark color, sailor models. neatly tr tnimd Values to $4. Spe- cial S1.00 Second Floor i 31.95 One lot children's slippers In white canvas Mary Jane style with wdge hel or without, in sizes 1 to R. .... - tor.. .4. Children's Slippers Double quick, twomotlon freezer, metal parts of best malleable steel, tub of cedar. Three quart ilze S3.15 n 19 Main Floor L. D. S. Garments L.. I). S., garment. IJgM wifht spring neVdle weave, bleached, all slies, extra special S0 Mala Floor Children's Union Suits For boys sad girls, low necks, no sleeve, knee, length, light weight, all sites. II values. Special G0 Main Floor Waist union suUs. .Toilet Goods .... Jergen's Toilet Soap, 12 tars 4fV Lux. 11 packsges S1.O0 Plnkham's Compound . . . 80 Dora Face Powder?. . . . . 30? Pepsodent Tooth Paste 30 Hind's Honey snd Almond 30 Cream Prophylactic Tooth Brushes . 30 Mala Floor I Ladies' Union Suits, 39c; LADIES' HOSIERY Made from mercerized yarn; colors black' and brown. 35c; 3 for $1.00 3 for LADIES' HOSIERY Made from fibre and silk ; colors black and brown ; worth $1. Now 79c SI. 00 i LADIES' HOSIERY Buster Brown, made of pure silk; black and brown; worth $1.50. Now 98c Men's Athletic Unions per suit MEN'S BATHING . SUITS Worked stripe; all sizes; wortfi $2.50, Now. $1.50 LADIES' BATHING SUITS All worsted; colors red, and gold. Regular $4.50. Now $3.15 89c LADIES' BATHING' SUITS Fine all worsted, pretty new colors, all sizes. Regular $6.50. Now. . .$4.65 Boys' Athletic Union Suits, 75c, now, suit. LADIES' KNIT VESTS Made from fine bleached yarn. 25c; 5 for $1.00 LADIES' KNIT VESTS Pink, bodice style regu' lar 50c. Now 35c; 3 for $1.00 Get Your Bathing Suit Now . . . 49c MISSES' UNION SUITS All Styles; per suit 50c to 98c All Reduced OGDEN-UTA- H and Ciwilliam. 625. Kcclea building, hla private office being In room 6J0 5761 Visits Here H. Van Fleet. hotel man of Fartnlngton was a visitor in Ogden todav. Sheriff in Ogden Sheriff Joseph Burnett of Davis county in in nttendinic the trial of the utate nrainst Margaret Pnlmer, charRcl with with a deadly wespon. To Wvl M.irrlap4 licenses were Issued today by the county clerk to Henry Wayne Hardin. Klmberly. Ida., and Glads V. Skeen, Twin Kails: Harold G. Hutcherw and Gertrude Ioulse Shnfer. both of Ogden. -- oo Mi ; ;in aa-sa- ult WIFE'S DEATH ENDS CASE OF DESERTION Hav Draney. charged with wife desertion, a felony under existing statutes, will not stand trial, death of his nife having eliminated all chance of County Attorney David Wilnon of producing evidence against the defendant. The complaint against Kdgar 'Hill, charged with speeding, under an old statute, wag also dismissed. The case of. th staff against John McMillan, a tourist, who Is alleged to have deserted his wife, In Ogden. while motoring through here, was also dls of mlased recommendation liDon County Attorney Wilson. Mrs. McMillan haa departed from Ogden for Phoenix, Arlxona, It la re ported. oo- OPERATE: ON MAN FOUND IN STORE Barney O'Connor, a cook, was operated upon at the'hospltal thla rooming by Dn, jt. s. Joyce and Hoy Wilson after A had been found In a serious condition, in a vacant store: on Twenty-fift- h street near IJncoln. !! had lain In a condition for three or four lays, h waa uncertain srhich. whej discovered by the po. lice. , He has a wife and daughter in Prlr. Dr. Wilson said a "strangling hernia waa the cause of hla trouble, and had he lain there many hour longer, he wouia nave died, he said. He haa a righting chance to recover. se . Washington Avenue "Home of Phoenix Hosiery,, LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. rtmrnliilontri to reject any and all btis walre any defeda. irlBy toorder cf rrunty commlsslcneea held at their l Notice is hereby given that Ogrten City to mane in iwowmi iuuik iTopos t: Construct side improvement, towalks in Sldewelk Disirtct no. is- -, acwork Incidental thereto, gether with to plans, epeclflcatlons and procording City En. filer on file In the office cfaretheInvited for sealed bl4s gtneer. And aid work and will be receivedIn at the ofthe City fice of the City Recorder Halt at Oiden. Utah, until tea o'clock a. m. on the Stth day of July. li3t. Inspecificastructions to bidders, plans and tions for said Improvement can be seen of the City office nd examined at the of eald city. City Hall Enttneer In isthereserved to rslect aay and The rlht all bids and to waive any defects. By order of the Doard of Commliilen. ere of Ogden City. Utah, thla, the Xttli till day of C-June, - O. IE WOLF, aty Recorder. 1. lilt. pubricattoa Juty CI. Flrt 1121. Tat publication July Published In Ogden Standard-ExamineSidewalk District No. HI. NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR. Notice Is hereby given that Ogdea City the following publle propose to make :Construct sideimprovement. towalks In Sidewalk pi.trlct No. Hi, acIncidental work with thereto, gether to plana, eperlficatloae and pro cording Enfiles on file la the offlre f the-CitAnd eealed bids are tavited for gineer. aid work and will be received at the cf-fof the City Recorder ta the City Mall at Ogden. Utah, until tea o clock a. m on the SCth day cf July. l!t. to Mddere, T'las d specifican tions for said lmprovrnn t can be end examtned at the office' of the City Enrtneer la Isthe City Hail of eald city. reserved to relect any and The tight all bids and to waive any defect. By order of the Boerd of Commitilos. era of Oerden City. Utah, thla, the 3!ta l:i-WOLF. CTty Recorder. day of JumO. DE C First publication July t. ltil. last July Jl. 1111. pub)lcatla In Otden 8Tandard-Ezamlae- r. Published Sidewalk Dlttrtct No. III.. to-wi- to-wl- lc , meeting im, Tuesday. Juty ClAUDE T. MOTES. County Clerk. First publication July 1. 1Xt. Iaat rubllratlon Julv Jl. 1IU. Iibllthed la The Ogden Standard-Examine- r, till NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Notice, hereby given tnat t'fden City the fallowing pubUo propose5 to make t: Construct sideImprovement, walks ta Sidewalk District No. Hi, 1 to-wl- , oo Fifty string bean pickers wanjed tomorrow at 8 a. m. A. M. Craig Canning Co.; jcive Joints. , cd w tog-et- with work incidental thereto, acto and procording pelflcatloa ta the ofric cf the files on file plan, City And scaled bid are- Invited for eald work and will be received at the office of the City Reoorder tn the City Halt at Ogden. Utah, until ten o'clock a. m. on the iftn oay ot juiv. mi. instructions to bidders, plsns and speciflca-tlon- l for said Jrnpror eraea t caa be eeen end examined at the office of the City EnrlaeeT In the City Ilall of said city. Tne rlrht ta reserved to reject any and all bids and to wslve any defects. By order of the Beard f Cotcm:e!en-er- a or Otden City. Utah, this, the 2IU June, mi.WOLF. day cf C. o. DE Recorder. " 1U. First publication Jaly T. O'y 1111. ll. July Ian pjb:icaUn In Ogden fltandard-ExamlaePublished 114. Kldewelk District N En-glne- EAGLES' CLUB SWIMMING POOL Thoroughly- Cleaned and - Renomted OPEN TO THE PUBLIC r. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Notice ta hereby given that Ogden City impropoees t make the following pub-li- provement, Oa-de- at Reduced Season Ticket Rate . e to-wl- t: Construct curbs snd guttera In Curb and Gutter District No. 1IT, together with work Incidental thereand to, according to plana, speclflceticne llle In the effi-- e ef the City profiles on And eealed bids ere Invited Krigineer. for said Vera: and wl'.l ba received at the office of the City Recorder In the City Hall at Utah, until tea o'clock a. m on the th dsy of August, lilt. Instructions to bidder., plans and specifications for said improvement cn be een end exemined st the office of the City NOTIOK TO CONTRACTORS. In the City Hell f aald elty. . Notice Is hereby givea mat Weber Engineer Is reserved to reject any an4 The rlrht folto make the Utah, proposes county, all bids and to waive any defects. lowing Improvement of the Board of CommissionRemodel old building of county Infirm- ersByoforder Orden City, - Utah. thla. the HU aaJ Utah. ary at Koy. Vebr county.1JII. of July. day construct-neto addition same, together C O. DeWOLF. (Signed) with work locldental thertto according Recorder. to the plana and epeclflcatloas which First publication July II.City llll. can be seen and examined at the office Last August 4. llll publication of Woods A. Jensen, arch It ecu. rooms Published tn Osrden Kcci buildlnr. Orden. Ulah. (111 sealed bids are Invited for Curb and Gutter District No. 117. Separate the aeneral conttructtoo. heating aud plumblna: for aald work and wlil be In office at the county Clerk's o'clock SUPPOSED KIDNAPED (11) court house, until t the rn. Tuesdar; July lilt- IS ARRESTED . MAN be Darh bid by a AT SMITH'S POUUTRY .RANCH . n. - to-w- lng the posting of a fire thousand dollar reward ofefred by his father. Tlandolph waa at Id to be exhausted a physician waa aummoned. Hit father-in-latold police that he would go hla guretr for his eon'e appearance before the authorities tomorrow. The missing' man haa been placed under arrest charged with using the mails to defraud. According to Lieutenant Ppeaker of the Eharon police. Randalph hae been tiring at a hotel Inaa tSoneboro since R. F. HutchinMonday, reglsttred He was said to have been acson. companied by a woman her - -- 2357 LEGAL NOTICES r. semi-comato- V One lot men's ojford i i Men's Union Suits Men's Chalmers porosksit union suits, made of the best Egyptian cru color. $1 SO Taiuea cotton. Men's Oxfords Ice Cream Freezer .... , 35.05 Special Downstairs Iowns?alrs j J 11. In white canvas. Murher style, medium to, size 5 to 10. A clean up. sp i 'i to bst Ice cream freezers. Hoys' sport waists la light or dark colors, made of a good quality percale. Special price 70 Hoys Shop Men's Shoes 5f? i Boys' Waists One lot men's shoes in black or brown. wic and narrow toe. size Z tissue. lfK)0 JnrKe siie sheets to the roll. KIght rolls S1.00 i Dainty undergarments silk are now about the price of cottons of last year. Displayed on tables on Second floor for easy choosing. Pownstalrs Toilet Paper Mlk The Toilet paper. morning. Johnson, who had purchased an Preliminary practice of the Ogden in Evanston, Wyo., and WITH automobile PURSE $270 ball ceased policemen's squad today who had nakl the crestter portion of and a real ball game was played on 'the money due on the car. traded the! on Vacation Misses Uly and," the Lorin Farr park diamond. The) $270 of a Theft machine to the Cheesman company) ,,., purse containing are fine in fettle since and. policemen Kberle are making a vacation 'stiffened muscles have commensed to was reported at the police station yes-- . for another car. Johnson later was trip throuKh Yellowstone park, thrown out of employment, he said.! function without great p.ln, are play terday by Lee Cowell of Valley City, to be on the outinff for about con-- ! He suffered a broken .collar bone! Th Dakota. North a pocketbook ten days. ing fairly fast game of ball. papers as well as the, which prevented hi.i return to hla Ogden policemen feel confident thatx Gained valuable job. SI. SO they will make a first class showinjr ' money, it was reported. ults cleaned and ooThe Evanston company took bnck Palm Ueach. 11.25. pressed. in their contest with the Salt Lake Sponged 7 5c. the car which had been traded to the baseball team. Model Laundry. 40IJ A police department USED TOBACCO CAN -- o0 Cheesman company. Action against pressed. ON ANOTHER'S HEAD Johnson was brought. cense J I.lrenw Issued. Marriage recFifty string bean pickers. County Attorney David Wilson caf-ewns IwrfuM in the office of County1! ommended leniency in Johnson". I 4 cents a pound. Call Clerk Claude T. Moye to Philip Pe- For striking Frank Gibo on tho D. R. Roberta imposed a penalty of (trelli. Salt Lake, and Rose Pere. Mur-- i with a tobacco can John Doe $70 tine or 75 days in Jail, the pen 1 ray. y Craig Canning Co., 8 o'clock. head was fined $10 in the city court alty corresponding with Attorney Wil-Sato Trucks to and from patches. this morning. An alternative of 10 son's recommendation in the mat ICK Pure dltll!d artificial. Pliont 5760 days in jail was imposed. ter. , 160$. M. L. Jones Coal St Ice Co. 1391 of Articles ClwinirdL Certificate amendment o? TlV? article of fhe W. V. Jnsen Candy company of was filed in th district court Wednesday. Article 17 was chaniced. placing the capital stock at 1200.000. i Fresh Crisco Iownstalrs RANDOM REFERENCES this f)5c -- ! OO . . lt: f --- r -,. . Will sell sprtng 'chickens dressed er live for 2Sc a pound, Frrdt.and Saturday only. Cema early. . SS01 Phone 3131 Washington Ave. - Htarviard-lCxamtae- r. ICS-Id- s. - ii Plj7 ,n Trc MAI" ie-celv- ed to- I, shall accompanied check up to the amount of five Ml. Check shall be per cent of the la made payable to Wber county and neglects or recki the successful bidder fuses to enter said contract after being awarde.1 aame his check shall be declare! forfeited. Check nf unucceful bidders will be returned withinbide. thirty (iC) &rter data cf orenInB; din the coutity Th rleht Is reserved by certlffV-- i i of One lot of rolssep' bos in black and brown kid. medium or narrow toe. ends of discontinued line. All s.zs Si, to 1. Special . S3.45 Stock alw.nys fresh. Three pounds of this perfect cooking fat. Imlt two cans to a person. Tbre pound can Crisco. 1 - Yard Main Floor i The Silk Sale Misses' Shoes pr ! ! 2T? $1.23 organdy. 45 inches wide. manent finish, madp In Switzerland, - i 31.45 Second Floor Women's silk brocad braslres and bandeaus In pink and white, good fitting models. Values to 12. SP'CI.I 50? Second Floor designs. Main Floor . - small I 1 Silk Brassieres dreaes. Special, yard e ; inch creton for aprons. i i Bungalow Aprons Apron Cretons i ! i take the car home heat. Nine till 12 Women's bungalow aprons, made of light and dark gingham and per cale braid trimmed, full slue. $1.25 values. Special SI. 00 Second Floor 35c Yard - ot ppcil Japanese crepe for mocks. dresies. kimonos, etc . perfectly fast color, cood assortment. Rejrular 45c - I Women's crepe de chiDe and fh patlh camisoles, made of heavy quality silk, trimmed with lace anil ribbon. $2.50 values. Japanese Crepe ot c f e who have learned the car to Wright's Join the shoppers tomorrow. You find women to shop cleverly, and thus economically. Take corner you can do all your shopping here again. No excuse for shopping around in the o'clock tomorrow. No phone orders. Satin Camisoles Shirtings 25c I ; s-- Here Are Rewards For i omorrow s Early " i t LACE TOTRADC . d SHARON. Pa.. July 51. Thomaa prominent businessman here . aald to have been kidnaped last Monday night and held for UO.Oie ransom, returned to the home of hla father-in-laBoyce Fegle tonight, after a three-da- y search, and follow. D. Randolph, w, Times BMr. K. T. FRANTC C. by sumptuous S. B. Empress of Scotlsnd, in Errpt ml SS.CC3 gross tons, ll I'alestlpe. etc Keb. 4 1?2I; IJ days Jt'l ub. incluUrr Fr.(re Eifursicns, Hon C1-AP.- K. dss Guide. Drives, Fees, etc a |