Show ft - I ! MATERNAL CUT niiatfiCxamitte AUGUST 20 1928 MONDAY EVENING MORTALITY RATE ROAD ENGINEER 7? AN DOM MAKES REPORTS REFERENCES Utah Rural Areas Show I Homes Wanted— We can sell Supervisor Here — - Supervisor James 11 Gurr of the Toyabe Na- yours Wm J Blackburn Co Ph 6673 Utah's ruraVmaternal mortality tional forest in Nevada was at the 905 rate has dropped 268 per -- cent district forest office today con-R unAnd the Flowers are furnished ferring with District Forester since 1922 when from by Klenk Floral Phone 1240 der the federal maternity and In- H Ilutledge He 1is returning in Missoula 3405 fancy act was begun in that state a visit to district adof the to the report according Auto Body Builder wanted Sidministration of the Sheppard-Town-Charles W Improvcd--M- rs Is reported to be slightly act for the fiscal year 1927 Boon ney Stevens Implement Co 2540 5811 to be Issued by the children's bu- Wash Ave" upstairs improved from a serious Illness reau of the United States departGirls-Order youri school Young ment of tybdr In 1922 the rural Why Swelter?— 4 room cottage in maternal inortality rate was 503 frocks jfrom Virginia Lee Shoppe furnished modern Phone canyon 5653 per 10000 live births and in 1926 6710 292 or 967 It had dropped to 368 Louis Burnett Serious Charge— In the rural areas the average Packer & Stevens—Jewelers and arraigned In city court tomaternal mortality rate was 359 22 was alon of a Byes tested Glasses optometrists bastardy charge per cent lower(1922-192during the period of day Watch repairing etc 352 to have been committed on fitted than the leged 6887 October 10 1927 He was given 24th average rate during a correspond- until attoran consult to Tuesday ing period "prior to Bunco Party—The auxiliary to (1917-192- 1 exclusive of 1918 the ney and his ball was fixed at $2500 the Spanish War Veterans will have Influenza year) The average ma- I Am Now located at 418 First a bunco "party Tuesday evening at ternaf mortality rate for urban National bank building and am 8 o'clock at the Leglon chateau areas showed a drop of 297 per to receive patients in all ready cent during the period of of dental work George as compared with the earlier branches ' t Ogden Typewriter IXoase tor typeM 5771 writers 2422 KieseL and repairs The maternal mortality O Bartlett D D period 1125 rate for the state-a- s a whole drop- ' Distilled Water Ice-- Ogdca City Phone 236 ped from 555 in 1922 to 466 In Ice Coi Phone 518 2239 1926 1977 Con C Bohn—Insurance INFANT DEATHS CUT —— — — Miss Hazel Visit to Party The average infant mortality rate Denies Assault — Bill r Erickson daughter of tho president was 93 per cent lower for the pe- Hodges Lubrication of 41 tetrolt the company street of 115 Twenty-fift- h unriod of the state's pleaded not guilty in city court der the maternity and Infancy act ty of (23- friends in a special car this to a charge of assault (1922-192than during a corre- will arrive in Ogden today on No and morning upon R E Davis and battery sponding period prior to 28 his case was set for trial next Mon(1917-192- 1 exclusive of 1918) day His bond was fixed at $25 The reduction was evident both in Dressmaking remodeling rearural areas where the average rate sonable 5305 2683 Lincoln Permanent Wave demonstration was 79 aper cent lower and in ur21 Paine & Hurst Beauty August ban areas where it was 116 per Special Sale children's school Shoppe 8 p m 5767 cent lower frocksl Virginia Lee Shoppe 432 During the fiscal year 1927 twenty-t- Twenty-fift- h Street J 5653 hree F J Drake Veterinarian new permanent combined Phone child-healt- h centers 113 8423 — G S noted prenatal and Leif Visiting were established They are sup- swimnjting instructor accompanied Mayor to Speak — Mayor FranTc ported by local funds by his pupil Bud Shields visited Qther outstanding accomplish- El Monte" Springs Sunday after- Francis will address the Old Folks ments of the year included the noon Hack Bloom El Monte in- of North Weber stake Thursday of 409 structor is a former classmate of when they enjoy their annual outconducting by physicians in Ogcombined prenatal and child-healt- h Mr Shields and also an old pupil ing at the Hermitage Grove ' den canyon conferences Nearly 4400 infants of Professor Leaf children were exand A H Gross' expert piano tuner amined at the 86 conferences conDrive It Yourself Co — Rent new ducted by physicians from the bu- model Fords and Chevrolets !53S is at Broom hotel this week Phone 5860 reau of child hygiene 82 prospec- Washington Phone 3500 !617 556 tive mothers received instruction Do Gentlemen Prefer Blonds? in prenatal care Defects were Phqne 675 — For Mrs Honnold found in more than 3600 of the Beauty Shoppe at Emporium for Await the judges' decision of El Dentists conducted 125 those wonderful permanent waves Monte Springs bathing beauty rechildren 5869 5063 vue September 1 2 and 3 conferences at which more than f 1900 children received dentaL adAlso 200 child-health Evart Lum-ber- g vice To Attend School— Mia Helen Battery Thieves— at which nearly 3400 ex- Grace daughter bf Mr and Mrs J Jr of 2 2 5 Thirty third street aminations were made of pre- - B Grace left last Wednesday reported to the police Sunday that school children were held with morniing for Berkeley Oil where robbers tore boards from ' the side only supervisory assistance from she wjll enter her junior year at the of his garage early that morning and stole the battery and dash light the bureau of child hygiene in larg- university from his automobile inside er communities where previous orPatronize home industry by buyganization and help had been given Come Up and bathe in the na"MOTHERS INSTRUCTED ing Ogden grown flowers Dumke 2315 tural health waters of Patio Springs Five mothers' classes organized Floral ' — large clean cement pool — plenty during the year and 240 mothers e of water Camp sites1 picnicking Upto-Dat2616 received InstructionCleaning Co Nurses- made nearly 2500 visits Washington Ave Phone 513 grounds Follow "road slrns Four miles from Eden 5890 to homes togive instruction relatto child and infant maternal ing New Home — Mr and Mrs H care Fisher have moved their residence PIPE COMPANY x on Ninety-sidemonstrations various phastes of maternal and from) the Ivy apartments to 2661 FILES AETICLES child care were given to groups Jefferson avenue Demonstration health conferences' Articles of incorporations of the were conducted in small communiand Coal comOgden Sewer Pipe ties BUREAU were filed ' pany with the today Infants 14000 Approximately county clerk were born In thestate during the The company Is incorporated to year The work of the bureau of carry on a wholesale and retail coal child hygiene reached approximateand clay products' business and ly 14000 infants under one year of wholesale and retail' business in age and nearly 2S0O prospective fruit vegetables and farm products mothers No complete record was Exhibition It is capitalized at $10000 with Will Be Added shares kept Of the number of at $1 each" The incorporaf Children reached tors have subscribed for 1450 Attraction of Farm The bureau distributed approxishares mately 1 000 pieces of literature ' Celebration W R White is president geninfant and relating to maternal eral manager and a director and child care gave 36 talks and lecThe second annual Weber county Wallace M White is a director C tures and conducted three exhibits and J- - C Postel are SIddoway at the state fair and county fairs Jersey show will be held at Lorin 25 Farrj park Saturday August the other incorporators During the year jinder review Connection with the Weber the division of child hygiene had in ' farm bureau celebration of the state farm county the herds will be placed at the LABOR DAY RATES Thfe a bureau prominent church relief extreme east end of the park in a associety and the parent-teachwill be grovje of big trees and ARE ANNOUNCED sociation These organizations judged by C Y Cannon of Provo formed local committees to promote the (only accredited Jersey judge Special Labor day excursion maternity and infancy work and in the state of Utah rates were announced today by C asthe relief scciety gave financial ' There will probably be a Moulton general agent for' the sistance also of cattle picked F( herd Denver and Rio Grande Western 29 All the counties of the state froni the show to had maternity and infancy work Utah state fair thisbefallshown at the The rates will be in effect over ail and Colorado" points to Sajt last year except one that is pracBreeders from Utah Davis Box Utah Lake and Ogden and on Colorado tically inaccessible coun- and New Elder Cache and Salt Mexico points to Colorado Since the beginning of Utah's co- ties who will show atLake ' the state and Pueblo operation under the maternity and falrj have signified their inten- Springa ' The Colorado Springs and pueinfancy act in 1922 one county has tion) of the show which blo rates will consist of one and assumed the financial responsibility is beingattending staged by the Weber one-ha- lf cents a mile rate" while for maternity and infancy work be- Couhty Jersey Cattle association Salt and Ogden rates will Lake the ' The gun by the use of maternity and enbreeders will following ' two-thirbe of the one-wa- y fare ter stock: for round the trip Ci M Barker of North Ogden Tickets will be sold August 31 £ ' NEW YORK Aug 20— (AP) — Dr J P Dinneeny Ogden Harper 1 and the return and September Green-well! A well dressed smiling man strok- Brothers Burch Creek L date will expire September 5 of West Weber J It Hinch-cli- ff ed along the boardwalk at Coney of Ogden George Fowers for a mile without attracting any attention whatsoever from thou- Hooper A A Shaw Ogden Myron PRATT TO REPORT Burton Brothers Ogden sands He was Mayor James J Coofey Max Hitter Riverdale J Ogden Walker of New York ON SEWER BOND A Newey Iluntsvllle Isrtac Shupe North Ogden Wilson Bullblock Wilson J F Fife Wilson Joseph ' City Attorney A E Pratt has A Belnap Wilson U A Dickinprepared a report on y the legal Packing Storage phases of the- hond of the Union Riverdale A son! Graham Roy Baggage Shipping Construction company in connec Ogden and George Parker Hooper The judging will start promptly tion with the construction several gewer ago of the Third ward at 10 a m years whichv-hwill present- - this afternoon to the board of city v er Lip-pinc- — -- 6) S : — 6) pre-scho- ott ' PLANS I sub-grad- pre-scho- ol er rep-resefttat- - ds " For - e oving Call Slade Transfer from Ogden and Salt Lake City to points on the DENVER & RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAILROAD In § UTAH Tuesday Aug 21 28 $200 for 1 the Bound Trip Farer-Plu- s Return limit 20 days Eton? overs allowed going and re- - turning C F Moulton Gen'l Agt 318 Eccles Bldg Phone 1138 Depot Ticket Office t OFFICIALS USE AIRPLANE TO HASTEN TRIP r CAUCUS BY DEMOCRATS FIRE DESTROYS WATERSHEDS Siicriff Has No Funds To Hire Fighting ! Burch creek watershed is being destroyed by a brush fire which has been Duming over a large area for several days The fire startedj in Burch creek canyon and is north along the Wasatch sprfadlpg ranltre i It is said that the fire stafted from a sheepherder's camp j firef s'heriff Richard Pincock said toil him! dayj that the law authorized men! to tiak£ expenditures to hire to Extinguish watershed fires buf he pas not the money available in It Is estimated5 that the his fun fire ihasdestroyed thousands of doJV iarj worth of valuable watershed whtph inight have been saved by the hiring of a few men for a day HILICLIMB PRIZE GOES rhone 2500 TO OGrDEN Edward Tlsher and Ernest Kam- mejier )aoth conquered the steep hlll near El Monte Springs Sunday! in the motorcycle hill climb and agreed to take joint possession of tjhe El Monte cup Thrills prevailed throughout the contests! witlf riders of the Ogden Motorcy-- j cle rclubl making a clean sweep of j the event The other prizes were taken by the jolldwlng in order: Ted Camp-- ! belli second Dave Moore thlro: Other George Faulkner fourth riders competing were Charles Eddy Jimmy Hardman Frank Buck-- ! er Max! Kerns Read Busath Bill Stoir "Red" Bybee William Buttjs BiU'J Anderson Clarence Rensted Emil Dins-dalLelffnd 'Bingham and ' -- ' j ej as to what candidates Weber county Democfats will support at the state congressional and judicial conventions to be held in Logan August 24 and 25 will be made at a caucus of delegates to the conventions to be held Thursday11 night at 8- o'clock in TT-the city I iiuii aucoruiiig to jra a xauggina Democratic county chairman The caucus will be held in the assembly room of the city hall and every delegate Is asked to at tend Some of the county precincts and Eden Liberty and Huntsville have not yet held their primaries Mr Huggins said but it is expected they will elect delegates so they may be present Thursday night Leading Democrats of the county are of ths opinion that the Weber delegates should go to the conventions with the view In mind of supporting certain candidates Decision 1 — 3 1 — J- X SHOE SHOP GOES UP IN FLAMES The shoe repair shop' of Victor Roberts at Washington avenue and Fortieth street was destroyed by Defire early Sunday morning fective wiring is said to have started the blaze Chief H II Wafdleigh and a number of firemen fought the flames with four line3 of chemicals and 1600 feet of water hose was laid to the large pond on the links of the Ogden Golf & Country club A home adjoining the shoe shop a gas station and a small refreshment stand were endange"ed Damage to thebuilding is estimated at $500 and damage to the machinery listed at $2000 Members of the Roberts family left Saturday night for a weekend trip to Morgan J of the meet were J D starter A V Smith oficials Meadows is SPIKER REACH of-ur©- i lif i I i' j - er OJ-se- JUSTICE SAYS NO LICENSE NO WEDDING It is evident that some young persons who make up their minds hurriQdly to get married are not aware that the marriage ceremony cannot be performed until after a marriage license has been issued This fact was revealed at midnight Sunday when Justice of the Peace Alfred Oladwell of Burch Creek was awakened from sleep by a loud knocking at the front door of his home Making an investigation the Justice discovered a young couple standing on the porch who expressed their desire to get married When asked by the Justice if they had a marriage license they were surprised to learn that the document was necessary and left a few moments later sad of countenance when informed that the license could not be procured until Mon-- j day SEARCH FOR ! WIFE ENDS ! AT HOSPITAL Leather is' older than the art Of writing Explorers have alwafw found leather wherever 4hey have ' Vi penetrated if11 JACOBS COMPLETES 7u 'AV CS Many of the school children who are classed Murray K "Jacobs his wife and family returned Sunday from a month's tour of Yellowstone park Canada and southern Utah They covered 2700 miles on the trip which extended from Cardsfon Canada to St George" Utah' of the tour The first were spent in Yellowstone and Cardston Canada where Mr Ja cobs has a brother Mr Jacobs reports that the crops in vnorthen Montana and southern Canada are looking fine with a predicted wheat crop of 50 bushels to the acre Beets he said were also looking very good Southern Utah Is very dry and badly In need of water he reports and The party visited Washington ' ' Iron counties "Slow" in school 'have Jfnv - While Arthur Markham of Holli day waited at Bountiful Sunday night for the return of his wife from a motor (trip into Idaho with relatives she lay In the Dee hosplri from a fractured tal here suffering collar bone " and minor ' cuts and bruises The machine In which she was riding was in a collision shortly aft-- f er 8 o'clock on the state highway! near Cold springs pond just nortl !i of Utah Hot springs" It was not unti late Sunday night that Mr: Markham learned of th accident and came to Ogden ' Yelljbwsjtone park T$ey expect to take two years to make the complete trip i If your child has perfect vision I'll tell you so —if a cor-- l low intelligence two-week- s Now's accurately give it ' the time to tell DrWR:Doxey Eye Specialist s At Wrlflht'a j EXTENSION COURSE OFFERED STUDENTS In order to provide adequate pre legal training for the young men of the state who are desirous of entering upon the study of law but are unable to spend the necessary two years at the university in pre-legstudy the University of Utah law school is offering special courses of study through the extent sion division according to William H Leary dean of the school bf law In addition to the regular recommended pre-legsubjects such as economics English history science mathematics political modern languages public speaking and sociology which are offered new courses in the elements the history and the philosophy ot the common law will be given according to information contained In the new catalogue of the school of laW al Graham Brothers Trucks A Dodge Brothers' Product Sold Only By al Robert H HincKley Inc! M Mrs Harriet Langworthy J Southern Cobk Will Demonstrate ! Buy a Weekly Pass for $1 and t - : Ride the Street Cars " UTAH RAPID TRANSIT CO ' COOK: AGAIN TOMORROW j j & WILD WEST v 1 I: ' ' ' 4 H - I " 1 ' ' i I ' 1 ! - ' ' ' "- y r ' f '''! 1' ! -' f""riT7'- AT THE RODEO I - Lorin Fair oyle Fisiraltiii THUESD AY—3 P M FRIDAY —3 P M ' SATURDAY — 7:30 PBI In r' "'rtTfcrO - NEWmSTA TE RANGE Three Days of" Thrills : Session Begins at 2:30 $100 50 Farm Bureau Cards Will Be Acknowledged For Half-Pric- e Thursday Only - On the Marvelous Park Adults Children ' ' 'ERUP! Admission parking worries i A VTT WHOOP Sponsored By the Weber County Farm Bureau n lowing the installation of new maThe etring beans and chinery apricots willj b completed this week and th plant will start on tomatoes Augurt "28 A total output of 85000 cases Js expected for this year's run youngsters Among the articles made are a breakfast set' and benches bird houses wooden toys art plaques book ends luncheon napkins dolls and posters A display of these articles will be made at the Utah state fair by the Utah iTuberculosia association Plans have been made to follow-u- p the children in their homes Besides the Ogden chlldern there were children from Logan Salt Lake City Layton Piovo and Richfield In view of the success of the camp this year It is planned to enlarge it next year and include children from other sections of the state The Otfden Business and Profes slonal Women's club and the Chil dren a Aid society sponsored the Ojfden children and Mary'E Raw- son president of the club met the cnudren ana accompanied them to tnelr homes Tne expenses of the camp have been defrayed from proceeds of the annual Christmas seal sale LONG MOTOR TRIP pe 3 WW Will Royal Qosmpany Four Ogden children have re P a c Id Tomatoes ? to their homes turned Growers willing and Atigust 28 happy after a six weeks' sojourn A meeting of nil th nuarh in the mountains at the Christmas George A Blake of Salt Lake' ers in Weber county will be held eeal health camp conducted by tfe was elected president of the Royal at the nfflri f A T fhri la ri at a directors? sen county agent Wednesday eve Utah Tuberculosis association Tfie Canning corporation held last week and 8 B meeting are o children 100 in at to cent be clock addressed better per ning Pier also of Salt Lake was chosen by Leonard Fenn United Ktntps physical condition than when they as vice president federal supervisor Inspector for the entered the A S Daggett Ogden was elected camp on July 9 state of Utah Each child kept an Individual secretary-treasurand general Mr Fenn has made a close study The other directors of of Utah peaches on the eastern record of the gains mad© at the manager market and will tell the growers camp and it was found that an av- the corporation consist of" B V how to handle and pack their fruit erage gain tit six pound had been Bauer Albert Merrill and' B V The largest Individual gain Redman of Salt Lake and E C In order to command the top price tnade recorded was 13 of OgdenJ The for their wares povnds A report f the last fiscal year parents of the children were sent a letter outlining the daily sched-jul- e ending JunetJSO was glvn showins of the camp in order to pro- a total running time of 39 mote as far as possible a continu- with "an output of 60000 casesdays of ance of the habits formed tomatoes and tomato products This year itheplant Is handling Some creditable handcraft and art work was accomplished by the string beans for the first time fol C Why be annoyed with a car when! making city calls? ' ' SET Invitations have been Issued by aniMr and Mrs Richard ? Eldredge Tpe next contest has 1 been 2 3 to Spiker of Salt Lake for their wednounced for September be held tak plajee on the El Monte hill ding reception which will 23 from Thursday evening August 8 until 11 o'clock at 121 First ave' nue Salt Lake Mrs Spiker was DB rioLAY HIKERS formerly Miss Margarette Phelps OGDEN and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs O Phelps Pratt of Salt Lake Louis Marcello 19 Rnd Elon Mr Spiker is a nephew of J V Thomas 18 of Kansas City Mo Eldredge Jr of Ogden Mr and twopDe Molay boys who are hiking Mrs Spiker are at home to their across the United States and parts friends at 60 East Firt North visited Ogdn Sunday street Adalns master councilor of the lo cal 13e Molay chapter - Tlie boys left Kansas City Aug ust J arid so far have visited Pike's Pea: the Cave of the Winds and ' referee!-- i - " WEDDING-RECEPTIO- secitimkeeper Roland Archibald club retary Salt Lake Motorcycle r ': it ' V ©MP Again the airplane has been pressed into service4 to augment the railroads between Ogden and the coast with the arrival of J M Talbot president: of the Western Pipe and Steel company and Harris Hanshue Boeing Airplane' company official at Salt Lake Sunday afternoon They flew from Los Angeles to Salt! Lake in 4 hours and" 55 minutes in the big Richfield Oil company plane used by Paul Shoup of the Southern Pacific to fly to San Francisco some time ago They motored to Ogden where they boarded the Southern Pacific train for the east They were met on the train by Howard Tailerday $740 To Union Pacific Athletic Meet orv at Boise An sni st ? Round trip from Ogden via Oregon Short Line railroad See 500 contestants in thrilling sports 15 bands Visit Arrowrock dam the Natatorium White City Tickets on sale August 24 and 25 return limit August 30 Ask local agent for further details 5814 Crew j May Indorse Certain Candidates Thursday Night Here ' -- The Big Office 437 25th 321 LOW FARES One er ' JERSEYJSHOW $ er ol -- 4 a-- 1 - A ARE ELECTED UTAH CAMP Inspector Has Valuable Data For — CANNING HEADS DRIVEN HEALTH At Federal lGDEN received a real taste of fall weather Sunday we o' W Cross engineer for the re-U- and this morning but so farnight U bureau of public roads has haven't received any more rain turned? rrom roaa inspections in The inspection souithern Idaho Minimum temperature during tho covered roads at Buhl Rogerson night was 46 above which was the Chillis Salmon City Rexburg coldest since August 3 when 45 s Swan valley i'ocaieao anu iuuih-pelt- was recorded At 7:30 o'clock this j morning the mercury stood at an Dubois is suffering from the dry even 60 degrees above zero seafeon! The city wells have gone COOL MORNIXO dry! and water is being hauled by wagoni from the deeper railroad Sunday's maximum temperature was 9 2 while! the minimum for bol tHree large windows in stores Saturday night was 52 At 7:30 were bjlown out by the wind o'clock this m6rning 60 above was rlftnt factors in ceneral are mak- - rec°rdei whi:h was the coldest is prob- - early morning we have had for lng god progressor and itroaa con-st- rf some time tne ablft that most ctidn will be completed by the tiH! nf Sentember Although the barometer was including the Idaho Falls and Swan Valley bridg down in the storm area Saturday es iicrops the Snake river night it climbed gradually all day and last night until this j Cflaf Nelson of Logan has the Sunday it was nearly into the morning to Pocatello from corjerete paving area high again pressure This pavsouth miles five a point! and six ing Is 20 feet In width and This probably means that we will nine inches thick at the center not receive any of the much-neede- d latest The Inches at the edges at least for the present rainfall equipment is being used including time and many crops Pastures an Ord and a Hochiring are sufferthe country rethroughout This will mefchanical finisher of moisture from lack ing i pos-surface in best the sult riding sib e fqr this type of pavement mercury VISIBLE ifhe j5tate of Idaho has been oilThe Mercury which under a planet of high-wing a (number of miles conditions favorable atmospheric and method mixed using the a be visible few days for would secfiring good results now reposing in the vicinity of federal 15 rhereare at present the sun Just aXter sunset could not aldf prdjects under construction in be seen from Ogden Sunday night thiji section of Idaho due to the hazy condition" of the atmosphere Iiagic reservoir will be drained to fnakb repairs to the dam as soon as the irrigation season is over It been announced that there will haf HalUri tihnndanc of trout available CALLED to '(any! person desiring them as it will be impossiDie 10 Keep mem alive wlieh the reservoir is emptied iff -- Phone Southern Idaho progressing Favorably on-feren- " TO : I Projects In 'Avearge Drop of 297 Per Cent KIDDIES GAIN PEACH REPORT EVERY WOMAN IN THIS VICINITYj IS CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND - ' |