Show THE OGDEN US OGDEN RIVER : WATER jCIUEF - I- (Gilbert Wheelwright Chos-- : en Commissioner Canal Duties Begim ' Appointment of Gilbert Wheel -might 25 of 2465 Moiiroe avenue as water commissioner of the Og- den river for this irrigation season was announced Thursday night at a meeting of Ogden river water us ers leaders J M Forristall chair man of the users' organization an- ndunced that the selection had been made upon local recommendation T3H Humph' by State Engineer ' ' ' erys Mr Wheelwright started a sur ivey today in the matter of locat sing points of distribution for the canal companies identified with the ' organization He will be aided in each locality in locating the out- ' it 'j j i : i ilets I i ! I i i 1 I ? Mr Wheelwright is jit son of Mr and Mrs- G M Wheelwright of Ogden and is a University of Utah He also graduate in engineering attended the Ogden High school He has had considerable experience in government engineering projects Mr Forristall stated jjhis morning that Mr Wheelwrightii is regarded as well qualified to fill the posi-- 1 tion The matter of appointment of: a commissioner for the Ogden river area has been under consid-- I - eratlon for some weeks ' M — ERV1GES DEE S MAY 12:15 Funeral services fors Mrs Annie Taylor Dee widow of! Thomas D Dee will be held Sunday afternoon o'clock in the Og- at twelve-fiftee- n J den tabernacle with Bishop Rulon Peterson of the Eighth ward pre-- ! siding Apostle David O McKay of j the quorum of twelve? will be the j principal speaker Friends may call at the home I 806 Washington avenuf today from j three until nine o'clock Saturday from twelve until nin£ o'clock and i Sunday from nine until eleven o'clock Interment will be made in the Ogden city cemetery under the di f rection of Larkin & Sons I jj il ! By Orvil C England j ! i ! : i ! ! I ! I I ! j ' s I Orvil O England former Weber college student now attending the University of Utah has received a certificate for excellent scholarship during the winter quarter from the university scholarship committee The certificate said? "In the in terest of scholarship the university wishes1 to cof ratulatei you on your excellent" ret'6rd during the past ' i quarter' H England received a! similar cer- tificate for his work diiring the fall quarter He is a son of Mrs Charles England of Plain City and is in his first year at the university fH M' Utah Camps Will Send Parties North ' ! Two trainloads of Reasoned civ i fire-fighti- ng " - fire-fighti- ng - t j j : j de i I — Lack : of ' Storage Waters Ori Ogden River Is' 'f Keenly Felt' ' r ' The Amalgamated Sugar company reports - - ' - - roadway from Kamas to Mirror lake will be started 'in 'a few days an nbunced J" P Martin of the forest service engineering department- Th road is now 12 feet in width and it will be increased to 16 feet creased to 16 feet The road is a natural gravel route end needs no special surf ac ine It will be leveled and graded over the distance of about 30 miles The road can be used while the repair work is being done Mr Mar tin stated that about $15000 in day labor will be used on the project this year but the job will not be com pleted until next season The road is not yet open for travel this season because of snow and it was the opinion of the engineer that it will not be open until late in May or the first part of June NEW REGION FORMED Information was received at forest headquarters today that a new United States forest region has been organized with headquarters in At' lanta Ga This makes the tenth region set up in the forest service 8 It will be designated as region No and the Alaska region' ' will be changed to No 10 J C Kircher will be the regional forester 15th of May which is 30 days ahead of the usual time Contracts in Weber county north of the Weber river irrigation' supply were diminished to a considerable of extent because of the uncertainty flow in Ogden river - It was said that had the Pine View dam project been in shape to guarantee water storage a much greater acreage would have been 'Contracted Checks amounting to $320000 be mailed by the company Saturday evening to beet growers in Utah Idaho and Montana Of this amount $38000 will go to farmers in the Ogden district $47000 to the Cache district $175000 to Idaho growers and $60000 to Montana growers The Ogden territory embraces Web- er Davis and Morgan counties i - SaintI— Riverdale The Apostle Joseph Fielding Smith of r 411 cvnni wmu1 ciiun wiii U D S church will be tne prin ijx cociiu ui owns cipal speaker at Weber stake quar story the Easter cantata "Captain T 01 tne uuara chapel at I I m uie iweveiiui wwu ning tion of H F Black with Delphia Bingham as accompanist and Bertha Stimpson as reader On the same evening the Eleventh ward choir will present in the River- dale ward chapel at seven-thir- ty o'clock the Easier cantata "The Greatest Love" The choir is under the direction of Hector Evans with Reginald Haines as accompanist The public is invited to attend either programs M Talk During Drama Two Men Accused of ij t and Twenty-fift- h at Kiesel avenue street He posted bail in the sum of $90 H Jones was also arrested on a liquor possession charge at 126 Twenty-sixt- h street His bail was fixed at $50 ff : — Italy Is curtailin silk output superintendent of Weber county schools was back at his desk in the county school offices this morning after an ab sence of four days from an illness he described as a combination of hay fever and ashma The weekly Weber 'college schoo! dance scheduled for tonight in the Weber gymnasium hag been cancelled because of preparations being made for the annual junior prom one week from tonight in the Ber tiiana ballroom I CT7 oi wcrrruM wno FLORSHEIM SHOES WITH rtCTVRE ARCH See These New Kelvinators Before Baying wearables i i i i i i prices i Hare you been sacrificing style for the sake of comfort? Once that wa3 wise — but now it's unnecessary ForFlorsheim Shoes are cot only marvelously restful they're also scandalously smart! They are shoes with the Feeture Arch —fa light flexible bridge concealed within the sole giving you perfectly balanced support and blessed ease See the new Spring styles today SO for women and children at bargain i Children's ankle sox all sizes In J j all the new shades Regu- - '9Cf i T' i lar '19c values Special l il I Wrtmen's tiurp silk hnsn in all the new spring: and summer J V f ( shades Special pair i Women's slips made of good fast 1 color broadcloth All sizes 34 to J46 Extra long Of il i Special i Women's house dresses and wash i i frocks sizes 14 to 52 Large new 3" 7 — 79$ i each — — :— : : I women's ana misses' new silk i dresses large assortment Regu e-- a I lar 55 values Special " i Dish towels made of flour sacks' all neatly hemmed Large size J Very absorbent Special 0£T-i each I i Turkish towels with colored bor- ! der nink blue lavender green I or gold Regular 19c values Special each' — I i Odds and ends of women's silk I alcn vnnl r?rpc mm S2 1S A VD and $335 values Special I l Baby bonnet some slightly soil- Special each 2317 riicne ZliS ft 1Qv i Each Z?'a'OV Cases Heavy Pillow wearing pure finish Heavy quality long cases fine close weave Each 42-In- ch snow-whi- te Size 42x36 pillow "r 2C Pillow Tubing beautiful Regular pillow tubing 42 -- inch width m-- T I i£ ii at i i J i ! J jp i l I " I Coys everyday shirts good heavy J J weight fast color Sizes 6 i to 1415 Special each Soft ed 350 pieces of the finest cast aluminum cooking wear on the market Bought before prices rose Selling in this special sale at much less than regular prices Every piece perfect Made by one of the finest manufacturers An event customers will appreciate Preserving: Kettle only Covered Sauce Pan Special at only Covered Sauce Pan Special at Special at only Triplicate Pan Set Special at only 6 J£ -- quart Dutch Oven Special at only Large Roaster Special at 15-pou- hd Just arrived! Summer $290 M Mi 0169 $395 f 1 turkish double thread Cannon that handy guest size Very Cannon Towels Big thirsty Cannon turkish towels color border All perfect Size 22x44 wide fast Each 25? oi Clever Lunch Cloths rfii 57V Yard Bias Cut Slips Pure Silk! The that usually sells at quality $129 and pure dye silk more Heavy or crepe in ailored style s Adjustable shoulder straps 47 inches long All sizes only lace-trimm- h Reversible Griddle ' IV -- YOU can knit a smart new Lovely new lunch cloths all pure linen crash gay patternsfringed or hemmed edges ed dress or a suit! It's easy! Come in and let our expert show knitting instructor knitof All sorts how you ting: and crochet work — dresses suits gloves bags collar and cufl sets etc Free instructions every afternoon j Special prices aire now offered on knitting and crocheting materials Couclettes Uf J-skein r Crepe Boucle site in 4 f Angel Crepe 1 V Aff rQg ah French Zephyr ball Shetland -- Floss fH UY sasstrio aqi ujof 6 Knit A Dress! Chicken Fryer and Cover $129 Boysr All vers nd Capacity Roaster Right now is the time to paint your house or to ref inish the interior with beautiful new color schemes Here are some painting needs at special low prices: Linoleum Lacquer dries In half hour Quart Clear Varnish easy to apply dries in 4 $112 hours Quart Wax and Johnson Waxing Set Glo-co- at SSc Applier G3c Johnson's Floor Wax pound can 33c Johnson's Floor Wax half pound can Fullerware Floor Enamel all colors quart S7c 15c Varnish Stain pint can Brushes good Varnish and Paint 8c and up quality Downstairs) A irM Knitting Cotton ball Knitting Cotton skein 99c 10-pou- Paint Up!! - Linen Crash Toweling pure linen crash toweling attractive borders in green gold blue' etc 18 inches wide f Yard All 134-inc- W V- fyjV $1-2- 4 A (Km VI £q capacity slip- pers and oxfords for children White sandals black slippers brown or patent two-tooxfords (with or new shawl the without front) white sport oxfords with the shawl front Any size from 8 Ms to 3 in A to C widths Choice $199 It ale or Cast AluiiiLinum 10-qu- art 199 ne absorbent extra heavyj Three for 100 89c fluffy towels in Pure Silk Hose l 490 Incorporated Washington Avcnus guar- - bed sheets Lovely smooth weave snow-whi- te wide even hems Made from finest cotton yarns mire finish Size 81x99 BASEMENTIj Now offering entirely new merchandise TERMS AS LOW AS §1000 DOWN 3500 PER MONTH bargain Big size bed sheets three-ye- ar antee Size 81x99 Each full shades j ' Cannon Towels Sheets Wearing Long soft fine real pure finish full-fashion- i j A sport Good group style Kids Shoes -- 39 of DOMESTIC SI The usual $1 Humming Bird hose at a new low price! Sheerest chiffon and service weight of pure silk Every pair perfect and Slender ankles with a neat French heel Spring Its Weekly Dance clearance of brown oxfords Smart styles! quality! All sizes in —but not in every Your choice $229 special Now is the time to replenish linen closets and household domestics pays to buy the best — and the best costs no more at Wright's rL College Cancels 229: assortment of gay neckwear for spring and summer Dots stripes checks plaids etc in clever collar styles Buy several of these they will make one dress do the duty of several A bags in striking styles and rt shapes Nicely lined and fitted Plenty Jf) of dark colors and black for other ensembles too Your choice i Whipped Potatoes Buttered i Beets Golden Salad Bread and i ! Butter Choice of 5c Drink WRIGHT'S TEA ROOM Lzzr White Hand Bags Colored Neckwear Pine soft linen finish Yard TOMORROW to- - last-minu- te - SiGakiushrcsni s Oxfords Sport 50 Values FLASH I A addition of new spring arrivals in pastel shades Real values! Finest Quality Sheets Keith Wahlquist - - More than half of these dresses were priced at $1095 and up All rich silks Mostly dark colors and prints All sizes white Weber county teachers who will receive contracts for the next school year will be determined at a special meeting of the Weber county board of education tonight at seven-thirt- y o'clock in the board offices on Adams avenue Keith Wahlquist Superintendent will recommend a list of approxi mately 115 teachers and the board after considering the recommenda tions will authorize the issuance of contracts for next year The con tracts will be issued Monday April 16 and will be returnable by May 1 ap A All ready for the white ensemble! New Liquor Possession Executive Returns o Bill Bakas 40 was arrested by po School Office Desk lice officers today and charged with liquor possession T-str- Styles Teachers Tonight seven o'clock Sunday eve The choir is under the direc grand selection of new white kid and calf sandals ties pumps Unexusually fine styles and low a at ceptional quality-9 AA to C price Sizes 4 to x rii Act Oil Board Will - A Street Frocks © Sport Frocks Afternoon Frocks © Sunday fight m —— ' © 4 ol-i- — — ' i the v Values to $1250 Mrs Emma Montgomery of 22726 Washington avenue reported to the police station that within the past week three one dollar gold coins two Mexican dollar pieces a gold ring and a watch chain were stolen In city court this morning B Barch 55 of Portland Oregon pleaded guilty to the theft of chil dren's wearing apparel April 12 and he was sentenced to serve 10 days! in jail The articles were said to have been stolen from a store' on Washington avenue A watch was stolen from the room oi u k wooney at H£i Washington avenue Thursday ac cording to a report to the police Latter-da- y tured tonight and Saturday night at the Community players presentation in the Weber theatre of "The Pas sing of the Third Floor Back" Jack Sherry talented scout and Bette Davis film actress who are here from Hollywood to film the picture "Romance Of Ogden" will address the audience between acts & —" £-- — POLICE ADVISED BE EXCHANGED whke jf COINS STOLEN - An added attraction will be fea :Glearaiice oi " ' Eleventh Joseph Fielding! Smith To Riverdale and Ward Choirs To EnterDeliver Conrerence tain Sunday Evening Sermons Movie Players Will con- ' - i that 'beet plantings tracted in the company's territory spring amounts to about 55000 that many of them will be improved this or 60000 acres about five per cent this summer through" operations of less than last year Utah will have CCC camps The improvements will about 22000 acres with the Ogden consist of better sanitary systems district about 8000 acres planting water distribution of establishment Practically the entire beet crop has Kvstems better buildings and been planted- and generally is in grounds ' condition It was said at the ' good TO IMPROVE ROAD office: that thinning of beets will Work of widening the mountain not get underway until about the FOR GATHERINGS terly conference Sunday it is announced by stake President George Meetings will oe neia p Browning at ten a m and two pim in tne tabernacle Music for the morning session will be furnished by the Eleventh ward choir under direction of Hector Evans The tabernacle choir direct ed by Lester G Hinchcliff will Dresent the program fori the after noon session Samuel Whitaker tab ernacle organist will be at the con sole at both meetings Y'otijbave ivioire kJ n datiiraa & SPEAKER HASHED PROGRAMS TO Uian conservation corps workers from southern Utah winter camps They will explain 'their intentions will pass northward through Ogden regarding the picture they plan to film here late Saturday night 'First train of 211 men is sched uled to reach here! at eleven' thirty pj3i' bound for Wallace and Priest River Ida and Troy Mont The second group of 179 men bound for Huntington Orejis slated to reach here at midnight f BEET ACREAGE : f ' SHALL CUT IH Lack of Winter Moisture Galls 'For Extra Precautions iRecreation Camps Will Be ' Improved During Summer To make a general inspection of CCC camps and starf the season's squads organization of R H Rutledge regional forester was to leave today for Boise Idaho Because of the open winter and lack of snow in the" national forests' Mr Rutledge anticipates i an early dry season which will create unusual fire hazards Within the j next few weeks he ' will "line- up forces! for duty "in southern Idaho Utah and Nevada and western Wyoming Precipitation has been consider ably below the average this winter and spring in region No 4 and it is to be expected that extra precaution gainst fires must be taken Mr Rutledge said he must have the cooperation of campersj in the forests in using caution against starting of timber fires cigars cigarets and similar means of starting fires should be eliminated ihe stated and camp fires should not be left burning Most of the fires each year Mr and Rutledge said are man-mamany conflagrations can be avoided if those using the forest lor recrea exercise precautionary tion will practices FROM CACHE FOREST J W Stokes assistant regional brester and George Nichols of the maps and surveys division returned rom the Cache national ioresi Thursday afternoon after an inspecion of recreational camps in juogan canyon Mr eioses report mai camps are in good condition and n i 7T j FRIDAY EVENING APRIL 13 1031 R C FIRM REPORT Organizing Forces Early Expecting Severe Fire Season In Timber STATE MEM STANDARD-EXAMINE- Srrtircrtvft RreiiJir $279 ?259 a 8 ' For bnva frcri 8 to 16 lie avv :r dy sllovrrs v:of brt v-khaki i vr p'iir or v - 5H -- quart 3vf-'T- 'i Teakettle $249 4 mm 1 |