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Show THE OGDEN THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 21 , 1 921 . . v HAVE GREAT DAY 25 MM Summer . - . Away North Ogden will participate in one of the biggest celebrations on Monday, been held in July 25, that has ever have that community. Committee been working steadily for the past two weeks and have reported that their plans have been completed and have been met by enthusiasm and expectancy. The first on the program for the at 9 day will be a parade, forming o'clock. In this parade will be floats representingandvarious' stages ofof the the settlement development state as well as other features arrang-'e- d 'by various organizations. will be Following the parade there a program given at the ward chapel. The following selections will be given: Band number .... North Ogden Band Song, "Come, Come Ye Saints," .. Pioneers Invocation . Bishop Frederick Barker Violin selection . . . Marcellus Smith Jetta Barker Reading . . Ben Young Oration Violin selection .'. . . Marcellus Smith North Ogden in 1931 j Selected North Ogden Band Band number Benediction Bishop Frederick Barker At 3 o'clock in the afternoon, a ball game will be held at the park toin gether with several other contests, which all may take part. One of the special features of the afternoon will be a fancy roping and trick riding exhibition by A. E. Chadvrick. The day's events will be concluded by a picture show and a dance in the amusement hall Old pioneers of the vicinity will be the honored guests for the day. Many who have lived in North Ogden are planning to return for Pioneer day and will be the guests of the various committees. .... oo SELECT TEAMS FOR OUTING BALL GAME Blasting of a way through the rocky points at the Utah Hot 8prings foristhe in new section of concrete roadwayfull swing. According to F. N- Benton, resident engineer for the state road commission, about 600 yards of rock vill have to be removed to provide sufficient space for the new road. This road will be run to the east nf the T'tnh.Irfahn Central railroad tracks, eliminating two dangetous .grade crossings. The routecarries the and in the rear of the dance hall and the substation of the electric railway ' company. About 1800 feet will be paved, making the road hardsurfaced for the entire dls- tance. On the North Ogden-Ho- t Springs job, about one and a half miles have. i been paved. As soon as the rock crusher catches up with the rest of the operations the paving work will be continued. m Ogden-Brtgha- These suites are enameled in handsomely bines, grays and green, and to add to their distinctiveness and beauty have been hand decorated by a real artist. At our recent price reduction they were marked $84. But as r. e special they go at suite oo- S. P. MEN GOING TO OIL MEETING Supt. E. L. King of the Salt Lake; division of the Southern Pacific sys- - j tern will head a party of local officials to attend the fuel oil meeting at Car- -' j Gate Leg Tables I The largest small piece cf furniture in the house. Here is an opportunity to get one of these valuable little tables at a price you can afford. Regular $54.00 value, six styles to select from at $39.75 ar All Porch Furniture 40 Per Cent Off . t .f: JULY BRIDE Miss Inez Tngebretsen, daughter of Mrs. Bertha Ingebretsen. became the bride of Walter Oriffith at the In- gebretsen home, 338 Twenty-eight- h street, last night.The ceremony, which was witnessed by only immediate members of the families., was performed by Bishop George E. Browning. Immediately following the reception after the ceremony, the couple left for a wedding trip to the Grand canyon and other scenic points in the southland- They expect to be gone about - . - - I CITIZENS PROTEST AGAINST SIDEWALKS I, southern Protests of citizens in the part of the city against the sidewalk paving in district and 155 were referred by the . . , r , - . .. 11r ltl 1 t. er ! ou'v !h sheriff dpart- rrnt 'hp pol.ee d par mnt.. ff"--- d t nori vestcr-d,ibins of rericoorutn? t ceived from the police elation. James Kelly, chargeit with obnoxious conduct towards children. vvm as serving a six months' sentence, made. Rood hla escape but ws recaptured temporarily when he enocun'.Trd efficers on th" canyon road, near the baseball park. Kelly, a trustv at the jail, decided to stroll esterday. He abandoned the hos, with which he was watering the iawn. and started for the mountains. Kellv chanced to walk east on Near the Lor-I- n Seventeenth str-et- . Farr baball park he encountered Chauffeur Karl Wiggins and Detective Kverctt Noble. He was promptly placed under arrest and returned to the city Jail. During the remainder of his stay at the Jail, his view of "outside" will be from behind bars of cells, rather than from the station lawns. It la Officials to Be Present When Last Load of Bitu-lithi- Have, It Repaired. Cleaned or Rebuilt Like New c Is Placed ogden canyon Completion of th by Friday nisfht is txpcterl ly county officials. Scarifying1 has been done on the last stretch that will connect the paving at Plneview. Th? topping i down to a point about half a mile above the dam. The last load of bithulithlc is expected to be poured Friday afternoon, in the presence of county officials, bureau of public roads engineers, resentatlven of the state road commission and P. J- Moran, the contractor. Mr. Moran assures committors in charge of the celebration commemorating the paving completion that the road will be ready in plenty of time for the passage of the parade from Ogden to Huntsville. and Cut the High Cost of Living SUndwd-Examiner- Repair Directory gives all 4i principal places where an article can be cleaned, repaired or rebmlt-liknew. Hoover says save. Here's where can do you it 's e - RADIATOR REPAIRING e?r,i,u,Lk' Fron, urt' broken, Bunted laky radiators repaired af radiator repairing. reaionable. us. OGDEN AUTO RADIATOR CO. ' . 2329 Hudson oo Phone 201 ; Ml Bring NEW. VULCANIZING THAPS RIGHT worn tire or eatings to us. We repair them yur Retreading work also our specialty. 3 OGDEN 2205 FELT AUTO Distributors Washington Avenue AUTO WASHING and polishing done by experts. Care called for and delivered If desired. ZZ24 OGDEN OLDSMOQILE CO. Phone S9t VV asnfhgton Avenue SUPPLY of Diamond Tires ! like CO. - Phone Tii FOR. SATISFACTORY SHOE REPAIRING at right prices, call on us. while you wait. BOSTON 8HOE SHOP 2352 Washington oo Re-pairt- : Geo. Whiteside Glass & Decorating - Window Glass, Paint and Wall Paper. Paper hanging, paint. no, tinting and glazing, resllvcrlng mirrors our specialty. 642 Washington Avenue Phene I oo FOR BATTERY REPAIRING SEE US. We repair any make. We are distributors for the mous U. S. L. Battery, the battery w.lth a fa- guarantee. 2205 BRING YOUR BROKEN PIPE to us. We fix them like new. Biggest stock of stems in the city. DE WIT BROS CO. Store No. 2 Hudson Ave. and 25th St. OGDEN FELT AUTO SUPPLY CO. Washington Phene 7U . For upholstering, made over, or carpets- - cleaned lafcd, feathers renovat VS. ed vT furniture repair ee me. Prices Ing, reascnaUe. . Satisfaction guara?-edi.iat-trese- os HIRE EXTRA CLERKS ' reported n oo Dr. Roy Wilson, city smd county physician was advised this morning that the dog biting Joseph Artand of Klverdale Monday was not infected with rabie. as wa the suspicion. The test was conducted by L L Daines, state bacteriologist. The animal was killed after It haJ bitten two cowa. a hor and a cat. The Arland boy mttempted to drive the animal from the yard and he was attacked, the dog biting him on the chest. oo J F. Berne. Ordn contractor. is building a warehouse on Grant ave- nue near Proudflt Twentr-thir- d street for the Goods company. will be constructed of FTporllng Forty additional clerks have, been employed by the Southern Pacific lines in Ogden to complete data on the maintenance of property during the period according to Jocal ofguaranty ficials. Extra office space for this work has been secured- In the Healy hotel dining- room. More than four weeks will be required in completing- the work. - ... Stomach and Bowels of ftsa In Gss-TaMe- ts. Oas-Table- r. ts - -- E. J. HAMPTON A. CO. Second Street Phone 2SSS-- W UMMEBILL FOUND EY & STOVE REPAIR WOEKS Manufscturers of Stove, Range and Furnace Repairs, Water Jackets, Sash Weights, etc. We will make anything you wish in cast Iron. We have repairs for all makea of stoves, makes no difference where you purchased them. Store 2279 Washington Avenue. Phone 34. Feur?tr and Warehouse 2141 Jefferson Avenue. Phone 44t. You will find It Interesting to visit our plant. cold-an- d Oaa-Tsble- ta ... . . : July 2i. James Shea, president of Local 10. Fruit AVegetable Workers' union and former members of the San Francisco club In the Coast baseball league, was arrest- ed at Turlock today on a charge of kidnapping and inciting a riot in connection with the deportation of a group of Japanese field workers from the Turlock district yesterday. JAPANESE rLKASKI). The Japanese Association of America, embracing sixty thousand Japanese in the western state, "is well pleased with the manner in which the American authorities are handling the situation at Turlock," 8. Kitasawa. secretary of the association, said today. All the deported Japanese have been invited by Kitasawa to come to the association headquarters here and give their version of their experience "in order to determine a fair policy for the association In the matter." OOVERXOR WAHNS. LOS ANGELES. Cel.. July 21. The rights of Japanese in California, and all other alien residents in the state must be observed, according to a statement Issued today by Governor Stephens, regarding the deportation of Japanese fruit pickers from Turlock Tuesday night. LEADERS WAXTED. MODESTO. Cal.. July 21. Police and deputy sheriffs were making-- ef. forts today to serve five John Doe warrant on the supposed ringleaders of a white mob that deported a group of Japanese field worker from Turlock early yesterday. 'Sheriff It. I, Dallas said he expected there would be arrests before night. Virtually all of the Japanese are said to have returned to the places re from which they were forcibly moved. Others who left the district through ear of mob action, also are returning, the authorities reported. Anf investigator of the department Justice bureau of Investigation U In the Turlock district InveetffiUcr the Do you know, that these smart summer frocks cost no more than the fabrics of which they are made? In this splendid lot that is now offered at $5.75 are charming, cool dresses of voile, ging- SAN FRANCISCO. ham, refreshing organdies. All brand new styles, cleverly trimmed. Values axe to $12.50. Now selling at $5.75 - The final repair work on the Rambo on the Lucin cut-of- f on the Great Salt Lake will be made during the present week, according- to oUicials of the railroad here. Considerable damdone to the westbound tracks age waacut-ofon the four weeks sgo .when a storm came up and the Southern Pacific lines have had more than one hundred men employed on tl repairs since that time. More than 4M06 tone of rocks from the quarries at Lake Side will be required to make all of the repairs. It is stated. oo- $575 Jumper Frocks Are $1.95 ''iOverblouses n How the new sleeveless. Hre or jumper frock hits jumped into popularity. Wear it with a blouse slips on like an apron. An ideal frock for anv warm weather occasion. Come for a look at these which arc specially priced for sellinsr tomorrow and week at $1.95 1 1 Are S3.95 Here's the new Russian overblouse. The most popular late summer model. Made of a heavy k mignonette in the shade that are in high greatest demand. All sizes Included in this sale. Our usual $5.95 values arc now $3.95 all-sil- . PETTICOATS OF WASH SATIN Here In a very gtod value in wajh atin petticoatl. Thig good looking summer underskirt is mad of a wsjH f&brit Irorm tfce that comes laundry bright and neu Mad in the new ahapes colors are. white and pink. The kind that have Keen selline at 35.05. A number of them for selling th I week- - are offered at $2.95 TT1I If you with to permanently relieved the stcJVnsch and bowels, take Bsalmann s Ilaalmann's are prepared and" eepoclally for stomach distinctly and particularly for all the bad sHects from gas pressure. coming ooThat empty, gone and gnawing fueling stThe pit of your stomach will dtsappear; NOTICE that anxious end nervous feeling with heart peJpItatlon will vanish, and you will once more be. able to take a deep o breath. often I will .not be responsible for any sure gas presrain ft your prevented heart and by lungs. bills contracted by anyone but myTour limbs, arms and fingers won't feel self GUT WHITLATCII. 57$ go to sleep, because Baalmann's oo prevent sma with the circulation; Intense Interfering drowsiness and YEOMEN, NOTICE v sleepy feeling after dinner will eoon be replaced by a dsalre for some form of our distended stomach entertainment. All members will take lunch and will reduce by Inches because gas wui not meet at Lorin Farr Park, Friday ev- form after using Ilaalmann's ening, July 22. Ice cream furnished. Oet the genuine In Hhe yellow packers to Yeoman from Outing: complimentary any reliable drugrist or Mclntsjrre baseball team. 5762 Drue Co. Advertisement, 1 Warns That Rights of Orientals Iifust Be Respected Governor The buildlna: reinforced, concrete and cost I2I0. A permit for the building: was isued deportation. oo this morning. by the city engineer -- oo. There are more than l&a jn. side the Statu of Uberty ' tpe leading; FINAL WORK THIS up to the head. WEEK ON R. R. FILL FOR NEW R. R. WORK No More Gas in - M 34 info-mntlo- MRS. HARRIMAN TO PROUDFIT COMPANY BE HERE AUGUST 6 ERECTS WAREHOUSE Mrs. E. H. Harriman. wife of the late E. H. Harriman, railroad wizard, will arrive in Ogden from New York en route to San Francisco August . according to local railroad officials. Mr. Harriman will be accompanied by nrr son. They are scheduled to arrive in Ogden in their private car on the Overon that date. land Limited - iimmer Frocks t t APOSTLE SMITH TO DOG THAT BITES MANY TALK HERE SUNDAY IS FREE OF RABIES Apostle Joseph Fielding Smith, it is expected, will be one of the speakers:, at the quarterly conference of the We-ber stake to be held next Sunday in the tabernacle with Sessions at 10 a. m. and 2 p. mPresident Lewis W. Shurtliff will preside and all members of the stake are invited to be present. There will be some features at the conference In special honor of President Shurtliff who will celebrate his 86th birthday anniversary on that flate. OUSTER JAILED No- - h-i- 'trilll& Iff. LEADER IN JAP Into City Police READY FRIDAY 111 .. ..-Ml.- --. :T'tRus HIGHWAY TO BE commission "this morning to the city city for compilation and report. It was said that the protests are not expected to interfere with the workin district 154. but in 155 the protestants may hold sufficient frontage to block the improvement. - "f r... THE STORE OF'SAT.ISFACTION'I 1ltll1ll proposed Nos. 154 en-glne- 50 For considerable less than half price you may now buy a charming silk dress. The selling begins tomorrow on the Second Floor. Here are last minute styles in' taffetas, satins, canton crepes, crepe de chine. Dresses that were mads to sell up to $59.50. Come for a look at these 1 now selling at $19.50 fMPf . " Silk Dresses $19 ; j J er $49.75 j oo -- mmoomanymmc TO TRACE l five-piec- Employes of the Southern Pacific ICING PLANT AT offices in Ogden have prepared a proSPARKS ENLARGED gram for their annual outing at Labegoon Saturday. A baseball contest tween the timekeepers and the acIcing facilities that will permit the, counting bureau will be one of the handling of two trains at one! afternoon. of the features in opera- - ' been time have Just placed The accounting bureau will start Halliday. c; Grix, Mann and Paine, p; A new ice plant and platform with Stuckey ,1b; Kingsford, 2b; Paine, 3b; tracks on each side have been com Scudder, ss: Brophy, if; Parkinson, cf pleted. will, start Hall, rf. - TMe timekeepers 1 he new . v - .r' I storage house has a uniforms of manufacturing 190 tons . land, lb, ,G"""' 2b; Painter, 3b;'l1 capable d Wit this work . McCarty. ss; Larson, If; E. Wright, cf;Ll- Truckee, Cal.. has been discontinued. ooimprovements are being made by the Pacific Fruit Express at MISS INGEBRETSEN Ogden and also at Cariin, Nev. MADE , a five-piec- e mid-summ- -- "Hje "o"i "" ii.-- I 55-c- r"0 Wicker Breakfast Suites j from all departments of the Salt Lake n attendant div).,Qn wil, h Otis Weeks, division engineer; H..W. Cencannon, division storekeeper, and Dave Hickey, division master mechan-- i ic, will be In attendance at the meet-- j ing, which is regarded as one of the most important of the year. These men will accompany Supt. King on the trip to Cariin. The entire party will depart from Ogden this evening and will return to Ogden early Saturday. ! pecials j -- II Two More ROAD FOR Parade, Program and Ball Rocky Points Near Hot Game Chief Events on Springs Are Being Torn i R TO HILL BLAST NORTH 6GDE July STANDARD-EXAMINE- Gas-Tablet- s. - f. -- WTLSON-GRE- BOUT B NO DECISION AFFAIR CHICAGO. Julr 21. The match between Johnny Wilson, middleweight boxing champion, and Harry Grab, of Pittsburg, which will take place nt East Chicago. Ind., on August I. will be a affair. The men have been offered a $31,000 .. puree. lO-rour- wl no-decisi- on A Dainty Bit of Neckwear- - There's. nothing that so quickly and effectively brightens one's appearance like "a blight bit of neckwear. Last shipments include dainty, sum- mery seta of collars and cuffs, vestees and collars in, all of the high shades as well as white. The cost is very little. On the Main Floor. ; ' i 1 |