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Show THE OGDEN STANDARD EkAMlNER IS FACE r LOOK BRIGHTER S;. CHARGE TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 13 , 192 f. WMMILS SHOP MENS Pair Arrested After Pilfering Bathers ' Clothes at mittee Has Scheme to Raise Sufficient Funds Theft Under Dyer Act for Springs 5;"hi JSS? e of a .!. a T XT State. rnnm Hnwarii kor. While th two men were said to The money was missed late yesterday arternoon when few were in tne pool have not been directly connected with and a search for the two boys, who the theft of the car from Idaho, it were seen swimming, was made. They was said last night by federal officer's could not be found. that they can be charged with viola-th- e C. E. Ledbetter, manager of the tion of the Dyer act through aiding springs drove down the road in his in the disposal of the machine Both men were arrested Saturday automobile and overtook the two lads. He searched the lads and reported! when they went to the ranch of Har-thd he found $V0 in. Flynn's shoes! ry Wallace near Riverdale and 11 in his stocking. (tempted to collect money for an auto- Further search revealed $10 more, 'mobile which had been stolen it is alleged and in Brahmot's pock' by a gang of thieves. Harmes and ets $6 was found. Stothes 'were alleged to have been The boys are said to have admitted acting as the agents for the gang the theft after questioning. TheyJ when. the arrests were made, were brought to the county jail byj .Sheriff Richard Pincock communt- Sheriff Richard Pincock who released cated with federal officers in Salt Flynn to the custody of his father to Lake last night and they informed that the men could be charged appear in, the juvenile rourt tomor-;hiwith violation of th Dyer act and row, One of them, who recently was aked that thy b held until a federal industrial charge can be prepared. paroled from the state 00 school, was held and will probably) to ''- " hi, VrUTilf:-across had S10 ta -- t ierce. this rltv. accordlne to I. er representative of the Ogden chamb Is vice of commerce. Mr. Pierce ' nraiueut. ui liny . ii Ii mercc ana was namen several nmiuimi ago as chairman of the armory At 'Salt Lake today Mr- Pierce will confer with tate officials with regard to the armory. Plans are n foot for neces-- i g the etate to secure, sary for the construction work fromif: A9 state laud board. This action ncceotable will res jit in the immediate . erection of the armory nar Adams street. avenue on Twenty-thir- d More than a year ago the Ogden chamber of commerce raised 515.000; for the purchase of a site. Since theni delays have been encountered from time to time until the proposition wai put in. the hands of Mr. IMercf. The federal government has agreed to spend $250,000 for Interior improve- ments Including equipment, when the structure is completed. oo- v. i ; 'J- corri-mitt- 0 t ee. - I : 0 the-$30,00- I , - at at-an- . in-Idah- I .Extraorfii airy 1 ( trpirutln; I j Although construction work on the; new Ogden armory has been delayed. t aru ill' .t.. v, .,i mm xunaa ugaen men are on the plans for the new structure forj For their alleged connection with Two boys. 14 and 12, were arrested n v 4a oct rf 3 V the attempted sale of an automobile . nnil ViaM afternoon on a charge of having pill s tolen from Pocatello, Idaho, by a fered the clothes of bathers at the. gang of thieves. John Harmes. and Utah Hot Springs resort and stolen; Mike Stothves, Ogden Greeks, will prob ' moro than $25. ably be turned over to the federal auO. Conger, a player on the Black- - thorities to stand trial for violation of foot baseball team which played herehe Dyer act. which provides a felony V 9 Ogden Men to Be Prosecuted I. N. Pierce of Special Com j vr V !9 Sen Q JZ Nine thousand yards of Black and Colored Silks a special purchase on sale at the lowest prices quoted in seven years, man' being below the cost of manufacture. The greatest assemblage of quality Silks we have ever offered at such extremely low prices. Every yard first quality, all new weaves, desirable patterns. A buying opportunity unprecedented. m j ,hat Inst"ut,on thls SUSSS1." SEEK SUPPORT FOE $1129 OGDEN CLUB TO i , at vJl officer: - The other is said to have recently; GRIDIRON SPORT entered a house on Binford ave. and to! have been caught. He was given a suspended sentence, however, instead: Fotba11 boosters, coaches, officials, of a terra in the industrial school. As a result of his actions it players and live wires, in general, will is probable that he will beyesterday sent to the meet in Salt Lalce this evening when Several Speakers on Proa permanent grldirion organization for institution, it was said today. ' op gram for. University Dinthe state will be perfected. The meet- Griming has been called by Chester ner Tomorrow mett of Salt Lake with the hope of PROTEST TAX ON "DT A WT finTfPAntiC! 'Drm"in2 ine coacnes anci ornciais in tlAttat VU JLillxiiiO closer contact with the grid game. ftr.d baiiuii'l of the AnniiAl wunam uiasmunn ana ai waruen University plrt'on will Lo held at th Vc- club of the Ogden Athletvc Association wlll!v,er club tomorrow evening. CJiif en.era oy; both attend the meeting. .u- the, 5peakers will le Sunt. E pmor.g ,e"ii.aay : w"'"" veiiitui. tne organization will S. t.rncers Prof. Levi F.dgur Young of Ogden to thelicj.u etate board of equali be elected ior and plan3 for the season ' endHinckley. President George Thomas of the :Htion against the assessment of cot- discussed. . of Utah. Frank M . Driggs. tages .cm the company's grounds at More than 200 men are expected to University of th Ogdm chamber president .Devil's Slide, in Morgan county. The be in attendance. IJiniHr Nelson, secreand commerce, oo company officials assert that the cotto Governor Mabey. tary tages were still under construction Dinner 'A h served at :4.1 p. tn. January 1 of this year, the date of Hallots will be- marked during the Ogden Chapter No. 2 asessment. They were asked by the dinner for the annual election. state'board to furnish some additional! Royal Arch Masons Candidates for president Include: jniormation. Fred M. Nye. W. If. Loos. Wade M. OO ". Karl Hopkin.fr directors. OK. SALE . :2lr-llr-nSpecial meeting. Tuesdav Sept. 13. jjohnscn; C. Kroerer. Dr. H. Sam Fred Powell. 8 p. m.. for M. M. VAiSXJiiKiiUKy, E.ng., Sept. 13. Refresh Degree J. V. A. Uowen. E. Wherrv. omtMuars monastery, Duilti in the ments will be served. ' K. V. Mills. H. A. Soder-berHolther, Ir. fourteenth century, has been put up, A. MOFFAT ' II P J. fpr sale by a local real estate firm. 7619 oo GT Flesh Wash Satin Georgette Crepe Colored Messaline Black Satin Colored Satin Shepherd Checked Louisine All the most v.anted colors. Polka Dot Foulards Navy and Black Messaline j j ! j I' i -- yd ; These are j and 36 inches wide-- Price is exceptionally low. all-sil- k, M . at ' lf . I - J y , Pure Silk Crepe de Chine, in all the popular colorings; Satins, Messalines, Wash Satins, Wash Prints, Taffeta, in a big range of colors. These Silks are 36 and 40 inches wide. ! x ! j- 1 g. ll I WINTER SERVICE ON CANYON ROAD LINE ! president of th Weber jjun MINING- COMPANY Following the receipt of a petition u n rl Clam ProiecTiv aijria Vlih lv signed by residents of Canyon Road Hon. The wr taken frcia U.t troul WINNER IN SUIT of the Utah Itnpld Transit officials andl car at Jluntavi'.le pond rearing jllnes today agreed to inaugurate ah fall J e narrows in car. to ihi ried Twenty-fiftfrom :and winter nchedule ' At different three H. the5rn jdsces of of suit the nM George afreet and "Washington avenue to a r au.pended over c!iffa by treM P, V 1 I 1 1 1 P. Abbott against the Nevada General 'point known aS "sidinir number one," 'which is located just abov the old ice j ar.d Hcger Peterson of Hunts. I W I Ulltiipnnr.' w a orderej late yesterday byj Allen house, according to Traffic Manager ville Hui oi oion kia 1i and the district ed WardenClifford Judga George 8. a Barker Instock Schedules for the new n in this work. ;Phil Harding. Andersoi broker former rourt. Abbott, were completed today. oo- (service ! recover al to of ' sought ogden. will effective become The schedule of tKklMUST PROVIDE FOR .September 19- Cars will leuv "siding f Forest Service Man Says Loot Consisting of Wearing! ' ,n lt f"Tn? , No. One for the City at 6:20 i. m.. The suit waa di.miased upon motion Carted Off Has Upset FAMILY'S SUPPORT 7:00 a. ni., 7:40 a. m. and 8:20 a."m. Apparel, Airplane of for defendant. counsel the a will then Service round making trip. in Trunk Timber Mechanics oo be discontinued until 11:30 a. in. Cars 1L':30 Hy. A. Farrcll. charred with failure at tlv then p. leave ;dir.g 2600 FINGERLING jwlll pro vice ror r.n wue ana tamiiy.ni. in addition to ci.rs rrom Huntvnie jto seca tore clothinc J. A. Newlln in charge of the Rurglars entered ordered by Judce James N. Klmbe CREEK will IN PLANTED The then 1:05 at ni. p. be-- j M sometime Forthe. in this of of mechanics In the district rourt this mornlnj. tion timber morr.injf . Morgan m Jba.ll 4:25 when discontinued until p. do provide i;5 montntior let sup- away Hth, forty minute service will be main- -' est Products laboratory at Madison. fore 3:30 o'clocl:. and Tw o thousand six hundred flnjfT-- ! port of the family. Farrell also agree tained between the two pointi until Wis., addressed the members, of the loot valued at approximately f?00. in thejto pay U physician fees and for th in aireams 9:05 p. m. The final car will leave. forest service in the local forest ser- Entrance w Panted thro-s- h a -fnrLrent of a htfuae occuDled bv his wife.ih Kim) ,,f v.rrfttr.' at 9:05 n. p. daily. Ogden i The In of rear the subthe on vice building. the tihs dw above morning building The Ogden canyon schedule which is jr0uth Fork canyon Monday byA bond waa provided by District AU clue w. JI. lluck" Anderson.-gam"now m effect will be discontinued Sep ject of strength and uses of various burglars left no Joseph L bvini to aecura th to the the According police and Huntslo 1?. Arthur den. tember After that date the payment. others, according species of timber and the better utes the loot glars must have e takenmen's vil?e car w ill make three round trips of timber wo-nand Mr. Newlln disussed the various slstlcgs of twer.ty-flvdaily. neckties, shos, shirts, 3 problems met with especially during collars suits, of items and various other war. hereused lie ssld that rormuias CHAMBER HEARS apparel, away in a truck. tofore, working- with which enrineers wearing exact amount of the loot will had been figuring the strength of notThe OF MANY PLANS various be determined until ai Inventory timber, had been found wanttoing when applied to the construction is made after the store closing day. d of to due Frank J. Stevens was named chairships being airplanes The robbery was not discovered to greater stresses and strains until MENS man of a committer-- work out ways SHOP early this mornlnr. sermet a to than with means obtain sischt.ieeln? and usually. Experiments . . . .. . Police and the sheriff's department ilT rlur (Jjsucn i - III) n im) ..w.Atli.w iiirrii were being conducted at the labora- here have been asked to watch for of the Cgden chamher of commerce tory, he said, that would result In tha nn to sell the stolen goods attempt revision of the formulae. In Ofden. on his way east to Mr. Newlln (Salt lake personally appeared before or ! the directors and outlined a plan sudh Madison. Wis., from a meeting of the Is New Maiden Tork, Ja service, which he held is necessary consolidated classification committee of the Jewelry and diamond f the Forest Service which met re- business. for the upbuilding of the city. Vlce-! M. In San Francisco. President Frank Priggs, cently oo President I. X. Pierce and Secretary U. J. Stilwell were named as members from the (a;den Chamber of Com- DIVORCE GRANTED Chiick Your Troubles merce for the 'club cabinet." which 5 TO MRS. ALLISON .was suggested by the notary, Klwan'.s and land Progressive Huineps clubs at I their triansu'.ar meeting held somej com-1 lecree of divorce has ben granted time ago. The purpose of - the in mittee i to upbuild-- i in !he district court bv Judge Qeor H. Harker to Edith Allison from Oarl Allison on grounds of cruelty. !this work. Mr. Allison testified on the stand Secretary Stilwell reported that a large sign advertising Ogden. had ben that her husband had an ungovernto WellM. Nevada. The Mgn able temper and became ao angry on shiopd on the main highway. April J last, thtt she was compelled will be placed i It directs tourist to Ogden. h stated. to call the police to Insure her safe- -' Largest and Best Dance In ty . Possibilities Hhe. further declared of that her celery .raising ' Floor Ogden were also discussed at the huiband at one time became enraged j of A committee and her nos. tweaked consisting meeting. O.-Exquisite Music SLflxVell and Clarence The couple was married In Coalville. Secretary Gunnell is to further investigate the December 25. 1834. C possibilities for this Industry. i - v. BURGLARS RO E W FORMULAS I ! Here are some Nrea.liarliris fo"r;ary morning' shoppers. Bring your list to our nearest store and market and take advantage of thee Unusual Bargains Wednesday morning. . ; Dl nfV A?Anr flllLllBlll Iml.al ; j IfiUllUiaaU j i ! : if IN WOOD WORK I ; fld" - ', t 1 50c FRESH CHURNED CREAMERY BUTTER 30? 8e FULL SIZE BOX MATCHES, 5 for 65c ROLLED OATS 25c LAMB CHOPS, 2 pounds .25c 39 25c 20c SHOULDER BEEF STEAK, pound 20c FRESH HAMBURGER, pound 10c 10? se'-vlc- " e i ct ! ! . wr' I --- red win-'Jlr,- t" i " i j - e war-Jtorn- ey un i Some Regular Prices BREAKFAST F00D3 45c sack Corn nd 33 Meal 45c sack nd Gcrmade . . . . . '. sack Rolled eScP-poun- d Oats Joa package bunnpe Oat; 40c package i. 39c 55 10 Sperry Flaked Wheat 33c 25c large package Corn Flakes 19c 25c large package Post Toasties 20? 20c package Shredded . 15c Wheat 20c Puffed Wheat . . 15c 20c Puffed Rice, 2 for 25c Grape Xuts, 2 for 35 FRUIT JARS AND CAPS These items will be scarce soon. Get your supply now. $1.75 y2 gallon Mason ....... . . Jars $1.35 ... quart Mason Jars $1.60 . . ..."Mason Si, 15 Jars 95c $1.15 pint 35c Mason Jar Lids. . .29c 35c Economy Lids 29C 10c extra heavy Jar Rub-- . bers, 4 for . 25c 10c Pa raw ax . 15c ... ..... EXTRACTS AND SPICES 75c bottle pure Vanilla . Extract 69 Extract I5 40c bottle pure Vanilla 75c bottle pure Lemon Ex tract . . . . . . . 69 40c bottle pure Lemon Ex- tract . . , ; 10c can Apices, 2 . . for . J- -. '35 15 ORANGES AND LEMONS 45c sweet juicy Oranges. dozen 39c 45c large juicy Lemons. dozen 35 AMERICAN MAID BREAD .'J small loaves American Maid Bread 25 2 large loaves American .Maid Bread 25c OLD WHEAT FLOUR Just a limited amount left. Lay in a few sacks at this .... lovr price. sacks High Patent Old Wheat Flour . . .$12.50 - sacks High Patent Old Wheat Flour . . . $2.55 1 sack High Patent Old Wheat Flotif . . , $1.30 TEAS Royal Garden Tea, cleaned by vacuum process and free trom all dust and sediments. 45c package ..Royal Garden 10 Tea . 2 45c 39C ...... packages Royal Gar- den Tea 75c $1.00 1 pound package Tea with silver spoon 55e package Tea . . . . . 55c . 15C Upton's . $1.00 package . . Lipton's Tea . . :. . . . . . , 85 PEANUT BUTTER $1.25 can Peanut nd Butter 00c nd Butter Soc 1 -- $1.00 . .... can Peanut ... . . pound can Peanut Butter 49C 25c . i . 3 sub-J'ct- . 1 1 ! the-cente-r l " ; j " DANCE TONIGHT WHITE CITY j I ! t- co-oper- I i 1 ii J. , K . Phonograph bargains in used machines, $3 up.' Free (T 'records. See bur window, sti 2524 Washington Avenue. ' Roundup sale. Lyric Music; ; j I I I Co. in. 10MES FOR SALE BY PRIVATE OWNER A T A RE AL RESCUED arj SACRIFICE troubles are most dangerous be cau3tt of their insidious attacVs Hoed the first warning they givo ifhat they need attention by taking THIS IS YOUR CHANCE To GOLD MEDAL BUY A HOME LIKE RENT Ten-yea- Th world's itanJard raaiedy for taec isofders, will ofn aia and strengtTica tha oody ;i Or Trade victi:MS Kidney. liverk bladder and uric A Number of Close ward off thcaa Q aini .tiihratucka. ThreJi23,aH druggata. Us tcUc f tie aa Cold Mi o w u4 a;cpt oa inutatioa tt . Contract if Necessary r 2337 GRANT AVENl)E - 3 Telephone 5S2 1 Jderes the Shoe For 'R.O.T.C' Bovs. Here's the. right shoes for the young men in the Reserve Officers Training Corps. It's a regular army, shoe, made of a soft, pliable, sturdy calfskin, the right shade of tan, soft toe. Wonderfully made and in all of the widths and sizes. It's a shoe that will polish easily and look neat It is not a cheap shoe, but one that will wear for a long, long time and look well; all the while. It is made on the Murison army .last and has the IL S. inspector's stamp on the sole. Come while : the sizes are complete., Army style .shoes are offered in .various leathers at these prices: $4.95, $5.95, $6.85. It |