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Show I THE OGDENSTAND WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 4, 192i. SL7H HEAD S BUIUK OGDE lira. " ARD-EXAA1INE- R TELEPHONES Business and Circulation. Dept., .56 Classified Ads ..56 521 Classified Directory DepL 428 Advertising Dept. Editorial and News Dept.. .870 t If you like home mad? bread RANDOM REFERENCES Fills Dr. Kanzler's Place; J April Permits Greater Than Two Captains Also Last Year By Large Selected Margin r T"7 ........ ..... try Pan Dandy! Don't miss the big Money-Savin- g Sale of Player Pianos and Phonographs at Last & Thomas Music DepartmentDr. Clyde Smith of Ogden was last Not in years has there been the 2776 late Ma- home building activity of this spring, night named to succeed thecommandsaid Thomas IL Davis, city building Ball Forfeited L E. Nelson chare- jor Reinhold Kanzler as the in the medical unit formed inspector this morning. ed with drunkenness, who ing officer here some months ago by Dr. Kanzler. " There were issued during April, before the. court some time appeared ago and $133.-000 Dr. Smith's appointment was made by 64 building permits, carrying a not of entered who plea guilty, and In March, there failed to appear before court for trial in estimates. Lieut. Colonel W. G. Williams of the were Utah National guard aj. the meeting were 46 permits and estimates this morning, caused Judge D. R. Robof the Weber County Medical society placed at $7,13U. erts to inquire concerning the man's for April last year show held in the Eccles building last night. Figures attorney. Judge Roberta stated that esSEItVTSD IN WAK that building permits ofrepresented the court should be notified before$51,750. hand as to such cases where it is During the world war. Dr." Smith timated expenditures served overseas with Yankee troops This year's record for April Is close known that ball will be forfeited. Neland spent two years In France with on to 150 per cent increase over the son's bail of $30 was declared formedical units. His long war record same month last y?ar. feited. enabled him to win the coveted hon l The number of permits for last ors. month indicates, a large number of 'Evans Wall Cleaners. Dr. Mark Brown and Dr. W. Jl.i small buildings, principally dwellings, Phone 2021--Brothers, 1180-and ' former Cragun, both of Ogden were named as 'said Mr. Davis. People who Inare 1881 now to contenttwo were These new rent, unit." for the years captains also served in the world war and will building. Substantial residences are liMarriagre License.-take their oaths .during the next week'.! being erected generally. cense was granted by the marriage clerk county tne With the exception of late yesterday to James Ackriell of entire troop is now complete. A den- SCHOOL CHILDREN TO Black Pine, Ida, and Virginia Wood-wort- h tist with the rank of captain will bt of Ogden. U1VE JJ'AJLKY fliAX two weeks. named during the next unit-wilattend The entire medical Cgden Typewriter House for typethe encampment at Cheyenne during X422 Hudson writers and ' the early part of June. Equipment h "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" avenue. Phonerepkin. lit. for the new unit has been shippedr will be Presented at the Orpheum points and will includt the-f- re fext Monday and Tuesday eveKelly's Entertainers Orchestra. Pep. 18 truttks and motor cars. Four of nings wlh more than 400 students of Jazz with Judgment. Originality. these cars cost' the government. $380t the grade schools of the city taking Phone 2180-2906 W. HopKarl to Supt. part, according inKANZLER PRAISED have been kins. Citizens of John Christiansen. Indies Tailor, , Lieut. Colonel Williams outlined vited to attend the-Ogden, In speaking show. the work of the organization and com- of the production Supt. Hopkins said now In Lewis Block, Phone 771-- 2S01 mended the late Major Kanzler for today: OQ his work in securing such a fine crew the schools "One best of the things Weber Floral furnishes the flowers. of young men for the new organiza- did last year was to give the "Pixies" 7765 . tion. He stated in his address that at the Orpheum theatre. Many prooo he had watched the youths drill and nounced this to be unbeatable In the that they had met all the require- way of school productions. However, ENGINEER SELECTED ments. Mark Robinson and Mrs. AS ROAD DELEGATE In concluding his address he stated Supervisors have determined to out-d- o Reed that the only need for Ogden now was Sophie when preyear's achievementand thetheySeven the new armory. Until this building last "Snow White is completed the majority of the sent At the meeting of the Ogden chapnext Monday and Dwarfs" new unit will be ter of the American Association of equipment for the ' stored at Salt Lake due to the fact held at the Weber club Engineers to been spared that the government has not place in makeNothispains have the E. E. Kidder, senior highlast night. best of its kind way operetta of the U. S. bureau of Ogden large enough at this time to ever engineer more is given in Ogden, and what store materials of this nature. was named as a delegate roads, public oo charming than beautifully Indressed, the national convention. which w ill "Snow to carefully trained children? be held at Buffalo. N. Y Jate in June. White" there will be four hundred , J. E. Scott of the forest service COUNTY SCHOOLS and school children taking part fairies, S. B. Locke, also of the forest service flower girls, court were the principal speakers of the eveFIELD DAY MAY 21 sprites, butterflies, dwarfs, witches, ning. Mr. Locke gave an Illustrated attendants, elves, fireflies, jockey girls, lecture on fish and game problems shepherdesses, ' Field while Mr. Scott gave an illustrated day of the Weber county etc. schools to be. held at Lorln Farr Park, "From First Grade to Senior High lecture on recreational features of the May 21, was announced today by Su- school will come the singers and danc- forest. -- OO moment perintendent B. A. Fowler of the ers. There will not be a dullfinal curfrom the opening until the county schools. He said that commitWRIGHT ADDRESSES tees In charge of the affair Tiad com- tain." . : -T r pleted their arrangements, and that OGDEN ROTARY CLUB the day's activities would include a -baseball game, athletic 75,000 TROUT FRY; championship events for boy and girt stduents, a May Parley atT. Wright was the principal FOR OGDEN CREEKS speaker Pole dance, rhythmic dances and the weekly meeting of the other' features. club held at the Weber Ogden Rotary O. V Belnap, Charles T. Jones, C. In club hla vocational address today. e were Seventy-fivthousand trout fry I. Grow, II. A. McFarlane and John before the club. Mr. Wriarht told of members in received by today Ogden Stark have charge of ;the program for by the W. H. and Game the progress madesince the older students. The girls' portion of the Weber County Fish company Wright they opened state from association the Protective of the program has been arranged by their business in Ogden 4 6 years ago officials at Salt Lake, according to A. and Mina M. Berlin, Nellie Hendricks, up to the present time. Hestmark. The fry was brought Hoist. Avis Watkins and Thelma T. At the time the Wrights entered T. to Hestmark, Arthur business Ogden by A. Stephens. Prizes will be awarded to in Ogden they started with winners of all events, Superintendent Larson, Jos. Bmith, H. . Terry and a capital stock of $900, Mr. Wright Charles Gilmore. Fowler announced-- , stated. ' They will be planted in the retainEighty-thre- e season tickets have ing ponds near Beaver which is located been purchased by members of the TO ERECT BUILDING near South Fork, according to Mr. Rotary club from the Ogden baseball 1 Hestmark. Buck Anderson, game war- - club for baseball games on the local ' ' ' ! AT CANYON SAN Jden for Weber county, is preparing lot. It was stated. oothe ponds for the fish and expects the week. present A permit was issued in the city en- to- plant them., during .. rn.. UP AND LEFT, gineer's office today to C. C. Rockefeller to rebuild the Sanitarium near HUSBAND DECLARES the mouth of Ogden canyon. The building will cost $2000.. A permit was also Issued to Charles A. Bass for the Jennie C. Williams packed up and erection of a four-rooleft him. Alfred R. Williams averred frame house on Child's avenue, near Nineteenth in a divorce action filed in the disstreet. trict court this morning. He said they were married at Salt Lake, Nov. 2 8, oo- . Unity Lodge No. 18 1918. On March 2, 1921. his wife Free and Accepted Masons assaulted MATTSON WINS him,, Williams declared. She him to get a divorce, declaring told ,HIGH ELECTION Regular meeting 8 p. m., Wednes- that, she would no longer live with him. Williams alleged, and then she May 4th. Important business to left. day, At the final student body election be transacted. All members urged to held at the Ogden High school today, attend. Vernon Mattson was elected president WARREN L. WATT19, W. M. 2922 CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR for the 1921-2- 2 seasons. Charlotte FerLEADER IS COMING Women typhoid patients predomln- - i ry was the choice for secretary and Jtwaie Benton won out in the race for ate in France, as all men were vac- vice president of the student body. 'cjnated during military service. Roy Begg. president of the Southwestern Federation of Christian with headquarters at Dallas, Tex., will confer with Ogden Endeav-orer- s tomorrow evening at the First Christian church. A dinner will be served at 6:30 o'clock. The conference It's made with LT - Milk -- . - ' Potatoes Sugar Lard and other nutritious foods. J. W . - . . " A l . from-easter- ONLY THREE DAYS MORE It isn't 9c or 1.3c, but a dime! R. - - I 10c for 18 ounces UO-- J Ma-bel- le . .. - WIFE - mm ..I, -- m , -- . V r There is hardly anything that the housewife has to do nowadays but what she can do it electrically. , COOK on a Westinghouse Electric Stove WASH with an Eden Wash- : er ... ; IRON with a Hot Point or ' : : Vacuum- - . : " Sew- - ; PHONE 581 .JiMlltllOllSC , OGDEN'S QUALITY ELECTEIC STORE List oii 094 Two for $505 01X4 Two $31.83 $32.85 OQv'4 $61.23 494. 0X4 lsl Price.... $37.25 Two for $385 List Two ,004A4 List price $3.45 S4.45 price OiSAO2 Two for Repair Road to L6Hn Farr Park, Citizens Request ; Q9vi Oi4 Two for. $4.33 S5.35 qqv4 OOA4 Lift price Two for. , .v,.N. $4.70 S5.70 r)Q OOX4 Prlfc 14.85 Two for S5.B5 04X4 at QJ. 04X4 "Ilepalr the roud to Iorin Furr park." Is of complaints That the burden Standard-ExamineThe reaching The complaints come personally, in letters and over the telephone. In substance, those who complain, say that the road from Washington avenue to the park is perhaps the worst in the city and as the attractions of the are already attracting many park the city should take pains to see that the approach to Ogden's only amusement park should be, made )Ov4 OX4y2 1 Wt vrire Two for $3.60 $6.60 List price $3 80 . OQvU Two for OOX472 List price 4VI1 Two for 04X472 Lift price price.... Two for $40.25 $41.25 $41.75 $42.75 4-- ' price.... Lift price ,,4 $62.&rt Two for Q9v,1 0X42 qqv OOX4 4 1 $63.v0 List price for..... Two .List 'price q 00X472 LIst, price Two for $6.5f $7.50 n Lift pricf $7.25 OOXO Two for 0er.,r OlXO List $85 Pce . List $70.23 $71.35 2 Two price.... for $73.85 $72.85 $74.23 OCv'4l List O0X4V2 Two price.,... for $755 List price.... $83 65 iQ,,pr OOXO Two for ' $84.65 . )Pr List price.... OoXU NOW; WHILE STOCK IS COMPLETE $8.00 $9.00 Two for, QP..41 OOX4 $67.23 $e&5 $69.23 $70.25 2 Two for . ... $39.25 for..;.. $625 price.... QK'!U'Liu Two for,.... 04X472 - UY $0.25" for..... Two $87.75 $8.75 4 AO 007,.ff price Two for $93.63 $94.85 ocvC OOXO List price Two for $129.00 $140.00 THESE TIRES ARE GUARANTEED A GAINST RIM CUTS, STONE BRUISES G3) , Q)lL,l'-- - . 319 24th St. oo LIVESTOCK CONCERN CHOOSES OFFICERS SI. for..... 6000 MILES $6.10 $7.10 -- Joseph Jeppson. 1268 Porter areditor of the Weber Herald, rested on a charge of speeding, was found glulty by Jndge L J- Holther In the Juvenile court this morning. He was sentenced to pav a fine of $10. 1 Jeppson, it is claimed, admitted rac-ing with another automobile. He was warned against excessive speed .in the Krownlne vta elecleil nreM- Ident of the Lindsay Land and Livestock company, according to oaths of office filed with the county clerk. other officers and uirectors are; " price.... 1? FABRIC TIRES GUARAlTTEED $5.80 nvii 4 STUDENT EDITOR FINED FOR SPEEDING S Two ODX472 Two for...... $75 passable. The complaints began .coming In after the ball game on Sunday and the dance Monday evening. oo f List 4 for..... a r. future. List price price.... OGDEN S. W. Scott, Mgr. Phone 'GOB REQUIRES MORE UTAHNS, NAMED ON AT nyPT) Ar mxr 1 XI AXt oULiJJIxjXV UUU JAP COMMITTED for a Jackie agalnrt hid in khuKt. "The rait se air builtfs rood appetUes." obeerv- ltd CfcaLrman Poindexter. 1 i A -ik 1206 ! cents for 28 rs A. Browning", secretary-treasure- r: - W. J. Lindsay, vice - c WASHLNiUTON, May 4. mont r u n assistant presideit; secretary- - members of pxt'cutlve congress Lindsay, superin - co-oper- Annoure- - o. . ate - -j to-da- e - rui "Thrift" at this ve Uintah Supreme ur MILK ; ctp n i Quarts for $1.00 to-visl- Local Distributors VIADUCT AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY i83 Phone St t 1 ffif FARMERS' COMBINES y WASHINGTON. May 4. A bill allowing farmers to combine in associations to market agriculretural products without suffering strictions of existing anti-trulaws, was passed today by the house-annow goes to- the senate. The vote was st 284 to 4 9.- Mothers' Day . BILL WILL PERMIT d 7 O- -A Two for L,,t $46.83 o Two Price.... for $47.85 . ive 2452 WASHINGTON AVE. 122.75 $23.75 tVu-brat- 48-ho- ing Machine. Any of these appliances can be demonstrated to you free of charge by calling ' Price 'JAvQI LIst OUX072 Two for Q9v91 O-- AO . Royal SEW with anjElectric $3.03 S4.05 . . Iron SWEEP with a List price Repr-senUti- ' G. 13. $2.75 $3.75 CORDS Repra-sentatlv- . ; Q9-- ,i e- r- - Li8t Price Two for PRICE LIST FABRIC List price. .. $19.25 ono tvo OUXO for. $20.25 WASHINGTON, May 4.A huAy' Iluds pavej withexcatatedblocks rf "of committee navy gob. apparently eats hlf Kin,0ne S. v. Ilobson. In Meswere recently ffom western as much Sn--icas an army "doughboy." treasurer; Clyde meason In action to ooowarren, airector, ana states tendent; iiwith Immigra- ate naval committee information ures Japanese dealing dtrecor. Adam I'atterson, Jr., ra-- i v wns The made indicated. Kach iprinjr ih Incas of Peru cwd comparative tion and land ownership, day , 00 will follow. Johnson. was the festival of the tunto Senator Hepub'.ican, cost March shtfwn be!o for tion by oo A boy who opened motorcar doors California, who recently waa chosen before a Paris restaurant averaged clvairman of the Joint conference of WAGES OF PRINTERS . $50 a day in'lipi. the congressional representatives of CUT IN CHICAGO those states. The executive committee consists of one senator and one representative CHICAGO. May 4. The arbitration from each of the ivftern states. They board, whose decision , affects some are: 12,000 members of the printing trades Arirona Senator Asburst, Repreill Chicago, today announced a reducsentative Ileydan. tion of $4.35 per week for each of the Colorado Senator .Phipps,' Reprefour major crafts. Tire The Tlmberlake. sentative ompositors were reduced to $46.65 CTIiaiul iuano juuiau, m:j;n.ciiiiper week: pressmen to $47.65 per tiTe Smith. week: feeders to $S 85 per week, and Montana Senator Walsh, Reprealways wins. bookbinders to $42.15 per week. Quality McCormlck. sentative ThU scale applies specifically to a Nebraska Senator Norrts. no higher Quality o week of .4 8 hours, according to Harry Nevada Senator Pittman, G. Cantrell, commissioner of lndustria Arentz. year. price fits relations for the Franklin closed shop New Mexico Senator Jones, Repredivision of the' Franklin Typothetae of means Hoods. sentative Montoya. Quality Chicago. Senator Oklahoma Harreld, Bryan L Beacher, secretary of the . McClintic. Chicago Typographical' union No. 16, ' Oregon RepreSenator McNary, the union involved, said that the emsentative Garner, a not could decision accept ployes Aar tir Jm1 Utah Senator King. Representative which embraced a week. U 3 Tu a B.&rky liiVBtmt Leatherwood. Senator Poindexter Rt. Blu Washington NEW MEXICO TO Representative Miller. The entire California delegation will ELECT SENATOR be a committee of the whole, acting a a unit with the executive commitM-, 4 ALBUQUERQtE, N. May occaalon' arises. tee, whenever Governor Mecham today announced . . . ou 9 0 an lectionv?eptem-ber2that he would call to elect a United States senator from New Mexico. Governor PROBE OF CLOTHING' flood JtutbH rrtJ cu C,Ioc.. WnmeniUufc It is now selling, the same as Mecham en March 11, appointed II. at the 9 railk. rale of WANTED ordinary INDUSTRY O. Bursum. of Socorro to succeed Sen.Quarta for $1. ator Fall who resigned to enter the CADinet or President Harding. The Always can you 'get it for the WASHINGTON, May 4. election will be to fill this place. of la of the clothing industry and trade the ftame price, extra spite 00 senate labor commutes Is proIts the surrounds care by that handling, PNEUMONIA PLAGUE a resolution Introduced here in posed and the extra quality that inevSenator Borah. Republican. by today STRIKES SIBERIA itably results. . Idaho. 'The acope of th inquiry would be broader than that recently our dairy We invite you WASHINGTON, May 4. A serious 922 Twenty-fourt- h proposed by S'enatnr Moses, Republi outbreak of. rneumonlL nlasnie nt plant, see our own private herd, can. New uampsnire. wno aKea an SUVladivostok, Siberia, is reported In a radical tendencies and know why UINTAH investigation into and into the AmaU reecivea today at American the workers Is better. PREME caDiegram among Red Cross headquarters here. The of America. Workers Clothing gamated ' message gave no details. the Borah resolution the comUnder Red Cross officials said this plague mittee would inquire not only into in the UINTAH SUPREME ICE working conditions and unrest and their bearing on clothplague. It Is a form of lobar pneu- ix flavors. Any in CREAM Industry monia. ana. a similar and as to profits ail along ten years ing prices amount deliveredfrom one . ago in Manchuria plague line from the manufacturer to resulted In the the death of 66,000 people. quart up. !' the retailer. OO Phone 548 En-deavo- Let the Lighthouse Ligh ten Your Housework By Doing It Electrically OflvQ OUAO OVXoyo V . GRAY TUBES , Tuesday-evenings."- " . . Here's the plan: Buy one tire or tube at the regular price. and we will give you another just Kkfc the one you purchase for $1.00 extra. For example; a 30x3V2 tire costa you $22.75. Pay $1.00 more and get another. n . uUU lL J ! i r , Malt UINTAH DAIRY PRODUCTS 3667 Washington Ave. WATER FLOODS LARGE ARKANSAS AREA P . "HELKNA, Ark.. May 4. Approxl-nimatel- v 150 foet of the Whliw river above Georgetown, levee, five miles noon at today ana water way gave a nrrsf large according to reflooded here, Georgetown Is ports "received t about 0 miles northwest of hre. y SWU Cards Books jj SPARGO'S i ! |