| Show SUNDAY MORNING APRIL 1 SUNSHINE and SHADOW DEBATERS WILL HOLD MEW TILTS 'Weber Boys Return For Four j 1928 JEW ft" Home? Rest ' Henry j "Wessman !street! a Standard-Examini To Intend' Elks Ogden compdsitior iannounced the arrival of a fin4 baby boy at the hospital Have Entcirtainment at 6 Saturday evening This is theth!rteenth child in the WessTuesday ' ' man farailyi There are nine boys Mr Wessman said An elaborate pirogram is being and feud giifls a of the Saturday now arrival B IV makes possible hisboydream planned by Ogden lodge of of having O Elks for next Tuesday night a baseb4ll team made up of nine when the newly elected officers' brothfrs will be installed according to Charles F Gilmore lodge secretary! The installation! program will be U fcl under the direction of)Wl' Jensen of Logan district ideputy grand ex- alted ruler for Utah Some surpris-- l lng features are promised In the! entertainment numbers to follow! devised by a committee headed — r ed for today — April 1 ool The balm op- April 13 ponent on April the University of Utah varsity team Will compete the University of Montana on April 17 and the Toca-tell- o branch of the University of (Idaho at a date to be sit later Frank Robinson and Frank Rose are the debaters who will rest represent "Weber after a little covfrdm their four weeks tour ering 4000 miles iThe debating staff 'comprised of lrof Leland II Monson Prof John Q IHaylock Pr Dllworth Walker Dr Wayne B Hales and Trof A Russell Croft the team will continue Debaters of Weber also won the Jntermountain junior college cham plonship in Salt Lake last Febru ary 26 Rose and Robinson both took parts in 4hese debates with Miss Wlnnifred McConnell and George Williams Eight other students of the school who participated in contests with other institutions during the Ernest year are Ronold Tanner lieede Nelson Carma Franeks Ames Lenore Cazier George Bis chofberger Leora Peters and Louis I T ELECT - HEW OFFICERS 1927 of 11 It rained all day for a total of an inch of precipitation Maxi mum temperature that day was 55 above and minimum was 3o s : The landscape is getting green er every day Buds are bursting shrubs are leav open and trees and — — robins can while not really ing be seen carrying twigs to make their nestsi it It seemff that Sunday draws more than its share of bad weath er which makes motoring and outdoor recreation more than difficult educators has been appointed by Dr C N Jensen state superin1 tendent of public Instruction to make a comprehensive study of the advisability of establishing a genSALT LAKE March 31— (AI) eral system of Junior colleges The committee will hold a pre— A large delegation of Los An liminary meeting April 7 in the will merchants leave coast the geles on May 19 for a trade tour of HotelUtah to map outofa method Members the comtdaho and Utah It was announced of procedure W Karl Hopkins of are: mittee will tour be The todays sponsored OgdenrG N Child of Salt Lake by the domestic trade department lC Skidmore of Brigham City of the Los1 Angeles chamber of D H of Price Austin C Woodward incommerce Cities to be visited -' Miller of the Granite school board ' elude: and Br T T Worlton of LehU 4 Cedar City Salt Lake Ogden Brigham City Logan and Ptforo Utah and Idaho Falls Black foot RAID CONDUCTED Tocatello Caldwell Nampa Boise' ONE ARREST MADE American ' Falls Rupert Btirley and Twin Falls Idaho Earl Olsen 40 years of age was The tourists will travel i 'a arrested Saturday night in the Bpeclal train basement of 2422 Grant avenue when Deputy Sheriffs D F Steele BATISTE VFUSTFK Fred M Tou and a prohibition For a delightful feminine touch agent raided the place and reporta black mourning drews has a ed they founjd one-ha- lf pint of of Olson $500 furnished pointed vestee and puff cuffs whisky "batiste ? ' bond and was) released :- ed Viiri4''iy'i"ri' : ar - - Oil ! v RAILROAD REPORTS ' w-- "P' DEFICIT IN 1927 Mar 31 — A def lcit incurred last year amounting to $23110228 was reported to the public utilities commission by the Salt Lake & Utah Bailroad com pany today Earnings of the company from $93000 operations fell off nearly from their figure of 192 6 while the operating expenses increased up wards of $17000 ! w i "- — ! 1 I—-- ill l— '' lll " '" '""""T 1 stjles from the fashion center warn-'- DRESSES L SALT LAKE f - i 'i' J J 100 Dresses which include many of our dresses now marked at $2950 and" $35 Also a new shipment of half woma'n Printed size dresses for the ' hard-to-fi- t In fashion's trimmed silks georgette crepes lace ' most becoming styles 1 ' Wash I i ! -- i rEROGK SHOPS Ave- - Wash' : Ave- : COATS f WANTED Just Received 30 Coats Two Automobile Wonderful assortment of spring coats ' in the smart feminine styles With the new scarf collar deep fur cuffs satin seams in mvel array Tha fabrics are kashas flannels suede finished mostly in colors of black and beige the two leading colors for spring salesmen R E MAUS CO Jtfr McDermott Apply ' SUITS Manager"" small fruit box his favorite color I - II i ' i 1 -- ' 25 Suits Smartly Tailored in Tweeds and Mir r iwiiis V Doubfe breasted or single front coat and wrap- around skirt' In navy twill finished with gros-grai- n ribbon or military braid Lined with heavy crepe de chine Wonderful values - k Values ?2ldi slz$ w mm: Urge variety to choose from Values to A up to 1695 All and! co ors Dur- - 8 $1-5- a Week 0 j ftfiffft VlJ V M V" Jj vyfr WW HOMES 5 You can select from JS00 plans now in cur files or we will make new plans for you— plans to build with brick stucco frame or any other material type We finance you up to 73 per cent of the cost of the home and will take your lot as part payment of the other 23 per cent with only 7 per cent interest only one per cent of the unpaid balance payable monthly1 Our building system provides the best homes at least cost "We are quality builders h BL A Value to 2995 Plain and sport models all colors Special at— assortment AH materials sizes and 19'9 — Va'UeS A rarge ' ffW±' : M LUs J ' a4 fk nr ni--- 'T WP JlP h® Vl 7" - - i ' i ' ' " r tE -- Ll i I $2 95 I - v 1 I U'E) -- ! ' j Our stock of Suits and Ensembles is yery complete featuring all the newest shades and materials Values up to - : fit "Wl "flj : I - J ' I i -- l ' ! ' The Nelson Agency First Jdl ' ' National Building SUMNER P NELSON Manager' We write All Kinds of Insurance Phone For Ogden and Vicinity f America's Most-- Powerful 'Stock Cart Built by a company wth wrer? 52 years of success behind them !''' FROMrT SERVICE WITHOUT RED TAPE j v ON OR ABOUT APRIL 10TH ¥e Will Have On Display Line of Automobiles 'The "World's Lo west-Price- d 'Eight! J ' PACIFIC READY-CU: HOMES 1 -a- nd- i' NO COMMISSIONS NO HANDLING ': CHARGES )'' A A We Are Discontinuing the Studebaker Line ' i 'If 11 -- Hats chosen Showing the new flowered hat and the ever popular sport and close fitting modelscrochet straws for their smartness and exclusive styles In silk straws printed silks cellophanes in a delightful range of colors" tij ' ' T Ij j I 1 t ' j $200 a Week ' "! 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Just Received! - Ywffj 1 We Plan We Finance : i : yI ' jlXZ " " 1 $i§95' :$95 l rVi ' i ' ' I Easier f We Build ttt H T er - Lake BOX SEAT If young Son has outgrown the high chair but is still too low for the table make him a seat to go on top of a chair by painting a Los Angeles Merchants WilLMake Several - Stops ee The FOUR UTAHNS TO ATTEND HEARING J - SALT LAKE March 31 — A of seven prominent Utah corn-mitt- hand-embroider- on-tli- eir 1 i Tribe Is I Hearing of the Union Pacific railroad's application for "fourth section relief" regarding grain and lour rates from the Twin Falls district of Idaho to California points has been set for next Tues day April 3 in Twin Falls The Ogdeni Grain exchange win te rep plans Rose and Robinson expressed resented at the bearing oy jh r their appreciation Saturday night Iverson president E It Alton of the welcome given them by the chairman of the traffic and rate student body return from committee and James A Howell The Utah Shippers' attorney the debating"" tour Traffic association will be represented by !H W Prlckett of Salt j I - i i Bids for road and bridge con- Carmel structlon on the ?ion-M- t highway in southern UtahtWill be opened at the office of the state road commission in Salt l!ake on said Tuesday April": 17 13 itVV Matteson here Saturday hy buengineer of the United States V reau of public roads Contractors may bid 'on any three sections of the 16 miles of road work and also on the bridgework separate from the road conthe struction or they may bid on Mr entire project according to Matteson Bids on "10 miles-othis proposed road were opened in Salt iake a few weeks ago but none of them was accepted the lowest bid exceeding the engineers' estimate by 40000 Six additional miles 'are added for the coming ' bids The proposed roadway will be a continuation to the road being" constructed in Zion national park by the national park service I by-Joh- iijorkland Next year the debating depart ment of the college may send a team on a tour of the midwest and another team on a tour of the west coast1 according to their "present UTAH TO RECEIVE BUILDERS' OFFERS MARSH LEROY m Saturday afternoon in the Pleasant Vi£w meeting house with Bishop L Jensen conducting In Hnry vocation was offered by David J Johns and benediction was pro-norunced by Thomas Budge Speakers were Ttufus Khees Charles tlfckenlooper and Bishop Jensen Musical selections were Bung by raul Cragun Berta Bartch - and Zina Johns The body was takfn to the Intermountain Mortuary hofme for the night and was to be taken this morning to NephiFu-nejra- l services will be held at noon artd interment made in the Js'ephi ciey cemetery ' Attacks By ox-tea- STUDY JR COLLEGES UTAH AND IDAHO District Agricultural Inspector Considerable complaint is being received at the office of the district agricultural inspector in regard to hotbeds particularly tomatoes and sweet peppers The trouble appears on the stem of the when the plant and in one casestem seems Is the up pulled plant to have been girdled with some licence In the care of the hotbeds kind of disease thereby killing the mky result in many dollars loss the fall ' C Culley plant In the other case when the in'Any E assistance that can be ren to seems An installation banquet will be Charlqs is pulled" there up plant be gladly given by call dered will WIN served under the (direction of of almost micro be multitudes Named As Senior s 714 liam Keating lodge steward whoj ing scopic-insectof the life the taking Counselor is arranging to kerve more thaiu which plant The rapidity with neces 3 00 members andivisJtors SIIIXY CRYSTAL of work troubles both these Officers to be Installed are' Les-- j Officers for 1928-2- 9 "were elect sitates quick' and thorough action brilliance to your glass jTO'glve lie J Mann exalted ruler Thomaaj ed by i the United Commercial and crystal ware put a little vln to be saved are the if plants J Thomas esteemed leading! Traveler of Ogden council No 248 of the former this is egar m the water in which you knight David L4 Stine esteemed in meeting m the w o w Jiall a In the case it fungus disease and is caused prl wash Those elected loyal knight G Clyde Woodcock j Saturday night and moisture s esteemed lecturing knight Charles) were c ii Tribe- senior coun marily by too'lnuch J Gilmore secretary Carl CJ selor SL H Evans junior coun too much heat or darkness In the Eubank treasurer llaskel W seiors uj Cv wucox past counselor beds The present cold wave- has Shurtliff tiler Phil A Kohn a)J L caused a lack of sunlight to evap$vans secretary-treasurSeverin T Jeppesen l trustees J I Dakls conductor Fred Kuhl- - orate the moisture properly which Frank E Tribe delegate to thd man prigeA Glen Wright sen- elves rise to the development of grand lodge and Frank W Mat tinels Aj QV Brown- - chaplain and this particular fungus This trou the following executive committee: thews alternate: be overcome by The grand lodge session will be I Jj Ilarrell' and W M Alvord ble can easily soil the lightly with sul sprinkling J as tKiuna held In Mia-m- l this sum one year noiaoversjitwo-yeFlorida " and-JD Hughes hold phur or better still bordeaux mix mcr ture and cultivated Into the sou overs L II Evans was elected dele-th- e with a table fork or any light In convention this year strument This airing of the soil gate to CARD OF THANKS C C! Wilcox is the alternate in addition to the fungicide will Dgden council will extend give immediate control We desire to thank through the anThe conto national the Invitation In the other case these insects columns ot this newspaper1 our vention to meet "in Ogden next fammany friends who so kindly as year jprpviding Helena Mont does belong to the aphis or sucking sisted us during1 the sickness and not extend an invitation It was ily and by the way they are a new not hairing been death of our beloved mother Mrs dtecidedl Helena has asked for the development known In Weber j county before Anna Margaret felt ' Jn a special convention before manner we desire to thank the W d Fisher past grand coun The treatment for themi is a con Huntsville bishopric the Relict selor erf- this district- and F A tact poison of which nico-dus- t society singers and speakers at the Rosa flenutv crand counselor of coupled with dry bordeaux sprin funeral services and all others who the district were present at Sat - kled lightly on the soil and worked In any way assisted Also we wish urday's meeting C C Wilcox re- around the plants will give com' to thank those who allowed the tiring kenior counselor' was in plete control use of their cars Jand sent the beau charge Let us watch carefully our hot i tiful floral tributes May you like to prevent any loss for re beds' of More than- 37 million packs wise' be remembered in your hodr Showing the very newest of is the early plants that member cards were sold In 4 the United are most itvaluable of sorrow a negand little The Family of Ludwig Felt States i ast year ' registered for a maximum At 6 o'clock last night the thermometer had dropped to 2 above 1 " Young Plants Killed By Fungi And Insect - e A year aso today April jServices for Isabella B McCune pioneer were held on Twenty-thir- d er PARTY TO TOUR WILL Ifunerals IN HOTBEDS ) ing forward to four debates In Saturday saw the mercury climb Ogden this month All of these debates will' be with to 67 degrees above the warmest senior colleges the Utah Agricul- since March 22 when 73 above was tural college being the first On 10 671 R PESTS FOUND NINE POSSIBLE TO TAKE PLAGES By SOL low-pressur- OFFICERS ALL -- BROTHER - Fair and balmy weather predict More Contests iest thing about today is liable to be this weather prophet for the "Weber college debating taem at barometer As down toward the bot home after having won 17 of 23 de- tom of ihe area and bates with Tacific northwest col- the United States weather bureau leges losing four and competing contests 13 look- says "Rain" Jn two ' THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- ! : 3116 Washington ff Avenue : j |
