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Show THE OGDEN 11 THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 15, 1921. R Season's Ooeri! T 1 CLARK'S One of the most cleverly ''covered" suspected that it did not rightfully be .was automobile thefts which has yet come long to Guyette. Sheriff Pincock man compelled 'to release the ..''to the attention of officers of Utah finally was solved last night by Sheritf from custody. ? Richard Pincock after, days of in- A careful watch was kept upon tensive work. With the final iden- Guyette. however, and he remained-iication of the 'mystery" car. which Ogden, apparently believing that he j tif safe-Wi- t was brought to Ogden from Okla-- j was noma several weeks agro. George ll. h the arrival in Ogden WednesQuyette, who resides in Oklahoma, day of W. N. Hughes, special agent .T1 confessed to his connection with the for the United States department of and his attempt to sell it irij justice, the car was practically Iden:,"theft wun i tified ashaving been stolen in Okla; , Lian ana spilt tne proceeas ; ' others in Oklahoma, the sheriff de-- j homa. Guyette was again picked uu and questioned and at first stoutly " OXCE RELKASKD stuck to his first story, that he hao cua j purchased ,the machine. , Guyette was first taken intoweeks----ag; today f Or investigation three REWARD OFFERED when he attempted to sell the When confronted with the details of car in Ogden. The sus-- I the theft by the government officer tnew Buick and Sheriff Pincock, Guyette Is said picions of .the officers were, raised when they found the car carried-- a j to have broken down and made his He said' the car was 'Wyoming license plate whzch did not confession. it. stolen from'H. Duffey of Pauls Valley, belongto was held in , several Oklahoma, and that all numbers on Guyette jail days while the numbers, of the en-- r. the car were immediately changed. transmission, ignition system Guyette .said he got the car from Rav 'gine,.. and other parts were taken by Sheriff Peter3un ,a. garage man of ''Ardmore, I't "Pincock and telegraphed to The Buick and he was to bring-- it and .sell factory. "They; had all been cleverly it, sending a part; of the proceeds to the factory Oklahoma. He admitted under close ' changed, however, and could not identify the car. When questioning that he knew the car had said he purchased the car in been stolen. 'Oklahoma, telegrams were dispatched Guyette said he' drove to Casper, X' "to the sheriff's departments and the Wyo., where he Secured the Wyominj i (secretary ct state's office, bu to no license plates, and then to Ogden. avail. They could not identify, the A. reward of $200 is said to hav ; car as having been stolen there. been offered for the recovery of the Unable to determine the car car, which will probably be paid to ' ".was stolen, although it that was strongly the sheriff's department here. n BINATION CREAM JONTEEL with the purchase together, of oni 53c box of Faco Powder Jonttel and one 50c compact of Rouge Jonteel. Three Famous Beautifiera for tht Price of Two. We make thl exceptional offer ao that you may flet acquainted with this moat delightful faco cream. A cream for aoftening, . healing, beautifying the comlex-ionSimply wonderful aa a bate 'It for powder. You love to u reit'a to fragrant, cooling and freshing. Stimulates the tissues and makes you feel aa well aa look lots younger. FACE POWDER JONTEEL la a aoft, Inviaible powder with a remarkable clinging qualrty. You notice the difference at once. , . t' ; - .. : '";," ' , . L - i - ' . . ? . 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Officer Training Corps was outlined lost his risrht leg under the recruit of the Harvard eleven, at at the Initial assembly of the students wheels of a freight train at Cariin, work with the tackle-dummy" I , '.,; of the Ogden High school Wednesday Nev., this morning. afThe accident happened shortly Z Colonel C.'G. Lawrence, officfr in ter 6 o'clock when Jones attempted ; to board the caboose as the train charge of the cadetis work.' explained in detail just what expected of the pulled out from the yards. He lost ' vcadetsduring the coming session. his hold on the grabiron and fell be:.'', Drill for the cadets is now being neath the wheels. "held between the hours of 11 a. m. ' The 'leg was cut off Just below the was made, knee. He also wrjb badly bruised. and noon. This 1" according to Colonelchange Lawrence, so all Jones is 27 and a resident of Car of the. school could compete iin, according to Supt. E. 1. King. He ritudents Xz. in the, drill work. was aboard Train No. 19 for The assembly was conducted by the San placed where he will receive Francisco IX. officers of the student body elected at the Southern Pacific gen-- ; fattentlon ftOast spring. Vernon Mattson, presi-- ' eral hospital. He is not married. Instifor Two-Da- y of the organization presided. Miss Program' dent VZ, !Kate Fenton, vice president and Miss tute Arranged By Supern tTv.Charlotte Ferry, secretary were in- - president of the Freshmen class. Ririe won like honors in the stalled in office prior to the asseintendent Fowler Roberts Resents Bail Com mbly. sophomore election. Elmore Smith missioner Acting As At the close of the assembly the was named president of the Juniors I;; 1921-23 0 i was a. 2 m. were elect- while Herbert Adams the. choice class presidents for j Friday, Commencing at ..ed. Benjamin Wright was elected of the seniors. teachers of S eber county schools will assemble for institute work in the Cen tral Junior high school, Adams and ball comRuling that hereafter for Twenty-fift- h street, according to 8upt. missioners persons in fixing B. A. Fowter,' U aides the inspirationon the chirge of speeding al talks, there will be two depart arrested should fix the minimumD.of such bail mental sessions where special-proR. Roberta at JS0 City Judge lems of the different grades uiil be bond court this in on record went city with discussed. Demonstrations pupils morning as being opposed to what he will also be conducted. Complete pro termed the bail commissioners acting gram follows: as "ball commissioners. Jury . and 10 SI. A. FRIDAY court." Opening music, harp sjIo by Flor The Question nrose when the case ence Logan. Kvanit of MaUd. Idaho, who r,f Addre33 of "welcome, ' John Halls. hadjf,! arrested last night at 1:10 been board member. o'clock Hotorcycle Officer C. K. by Logan. Harp selection. Florence Thirty-atxt- h Washingat Delser Three addresses, 15 minutes each: ton rnii was mlld and trial. It for Su(a) "Motivation of School Work." fixed that been ball had the pervisor Nellie Hendricks: (b) "Web developed ana at commissioner bail the lib by er County Aims in Physical Educa that Kvans had deposited that amount. tion," Supervisor Mina M. lierlin; (c) According to Assistant City Attorney Securing ITesults." iJupt. li. A. Fow Samuel Powell, Evans was. In all ler. either at home In Malad or Address. "Place of itealth Wort In probability, on mere, ana ne aavisea vnai his way 11. Schools ot Today." Ur. ti. .Gowana. no bench warrant issue. FRIDAY, 1:45 1. 31. Kvans had been testified that J,elser Departmental sessions. 35 miles per of rate the at drivln First and second grade teachers will hour when arretted. Judge Roberta see a demonstration on "Beginnings In a. bench warrant issued for the ordered and how to use educational arrest of Evans. Reading." k given by Jennie C. Neal. Third and fourth grade teachers. demonstration of "'leaching Nature- - ENROLLMENT IN Geography also Methods in HeadSCHOOLS GAINS ing." given by Nellie Hendricks. a Fifth and sixth demonstration of "Problem Method In Nine hundred sixty five students Teaching." Nellie Hendricks. have enrolled at the Ogden high school Junior high teachers and principals will hear- a discussion of "Duties of thus far this week according to Supt. Karl Hopkins. From all indlca Junior High Instruc- W. Principals and B. Hons the enrollment at the senior A. Fowler: tors," by Supt. the 1000 In music, all grades will be met by high school wilt surpass he said. before week the mark end, Supervisor A. J. Powell who will dis'Anybody This record Is a new one for first cuss with them, "Aims and Methods " w,eek registration in Ogden. in Public School Music." Good Coffee "The citr enrollment will total at In art, Miss Thelma Stephens will 1000 more students at the end least outline the work of that department, of few siwfie rnffi art ohtnxtti first week this year than were the for Intermediate particularly SATURDAY 10 A. M. grades. listed In the schools of last year," said Supt. Hopkins today. Vocal solo. Miss Ruth Kvans. i 1 "All of the schools of the city are Address. "Health Plans for this crowded and until the South WashONE USE BLUE PINE COF-FE- E Kunx, county school Year," Charlotte 4 school Is completed no means ington nurse. it contains no of handling the additional students Talk. "Ordering, Care of. and Use are ' harsh acid; its flavor is available.. of Clerk H. I.. Froerer. Supplies," ih. At the Centrat Junior high school sessions for remaindistinctive ; its taste Departmental12 more 150 students have enrolled. than o'clock. ing time until smooth and mild. This is more than 300 mora than last SATURDAY AFTKRNOO.V Parana oWiCf. A county school outing will be held year's figures. TWO Keep at. Lorln Farr. park Saturday to celeBLUE your brate the close of the summer work, PINE COFFEE fresh with championship baseball games, preserve its rare aroma races, Jumping, novelty racing-- games and sports of various kinds for ciuh to the last. Fruit j an prises. A free dance in the hall will are ideal for this purbe conducted from 4:S0 p m. until 7:S0 p. m. for all teachers, and for pose. . N students of the county between the ages or is and 18 years. THREE Measure proportions .These sports commence at 2 p. m carefully both BLUE PINE COFFEE and Saturday at the park, and preparations are being made to accommodate water. a large crowd. n n, -- . Wright's -- CO. TEACHERS T I 8, $1.75, $1.98, $2.25. $2.48. $2.85, $2.98, $3.48, $3.98, $4.98 Pick from the famous Herculean. Biliken and Titers Weathertread lines equipped with a new ol leather this fcason pliable, comfortable, and wears much longer than ordinary sole leather. BAIL i 1 , SEn i'G of- $2.38, $2.68, $2.98, $3.48, $3.98, $4.48, $4.98 tbf We bave bought enly bt grade tboes for this department paring extra for good solid soles. They will glre your boy extra war. nery Lower last t season. School Shoes for the Men Young brown and black In lasts. Sizes price.i 5i to 10- -- !' it English. resuUr and armr at a very popula range of I ', $3.98, $4.48, $4.85, $5.85, $6.85 As tbeie are also the sites worn by maturp men. Father can get in on the tame price?. In both the Men's nd Boya Array Sbos. we are carrying tfc famous American Boy, and Buck Lilght lines. Bu?-in- g these shoes will cut down your shoe bill to at least half. To see Ibeni Is enough to convince you of their super alue. Clark's motto has always been "QUALITY FIRST. Th&l's why you find Herculean School Shoes en our ihelvcs. They're well known they're worn by school children everywhere whose parents are careful buyers. UDQE ASSAILS i FRIDAY -- r School Shoes for Misse and Children $1-4- In brown snd black English, regular and army l&JU. Bites S to 13'i; 1 to 2: to S at a wide range of prices ferings in shoes for school wear, some are fitting out their entire family from our wonderful assortment. Come down and look them over, you'Jl do the same. Every pair is dependable in material, workmanship and style. And .the prices are tops lace and button broad tor. medium and English, lastsalso the new Hall Strap S!zn 2 to 5: to 8: 8 to 11: 114 tonrojru. 2 and there's onj priced to suit your particular purse A Pleasant Surprise School Shoes for Boys mothers are taking .advantage of Clark's unusual Strap 8. Many In brown, black and combination Four-'Ieven-forty- : School Shoes for Growing Girls TO TRADE . bDT&' ChQG . Colonel Lawrence Explains H. L. Jone,s of Cariin Falls our. The cryjj ' R. 0. TC. Work; Class ' Under Wheels of Freight of the pridiron warrior will soon c f-- 7 FOR LIIrUTED TIME ONLY Big Wc Jar of Wonderful COM- i : STANDARD-EXAiMINE- Wc have just received a new assortment of high grade Ballet Slippers and Gym Slippers, of white canvas and black leather. The prices surely appeal. Af-to- r.vJ' t . BLUE,: FINE bl -- r. On It East Side of Street to Walk " Ibr 235S . i seat-wor- Good Sho&L Across Washington Avenue there sereral Angeles, education will be tawea week. the. board fthe f at once. n Mr. Johnson wu a resident of A check on thos who fall to report In In oil the business the esrh for rgUtratlon will be started Friday, nineties. From here h went to Sa't have not Mr. WiggiDS said today. and wss employed there and pi REGISTRATION OF ALIENS ENDS TODAY All aliens of Ogden "who . Pays b - I have all of people li!ed wth Los Or-d- I-- registered for Americanization work in the city schools must sign the roit before 6 o'clock this evening according to Francis Wiggins. In charge of the registration. Those who fall to report will be suba fine of ITS. ject to arrest and100 aliens already Approximately Of this this work. registered54 for have been excused. number It la estimated that more than 1000 aliens reside in Ogden and efforts to and wiU be ake Los Ar.geles over 20 yesrs as a sales- FORMER OGDENITE DIES ON COAST man for the Standard OH company. oo INSULT TO IXJURV Mrs. T. K. Hlarn rean anonymous Utter thanking street Is in receipt of a telegram an- her for apples stolen from her orchsre. nouncing the sudden death of her Tha writer said he had robbed her fcr father. M. O. Johnon. who resided at five years and addd he hoped ib 2154 Went Thirtieth strt, o An would ue some fertilizer" bfore the geles; Cal. She left this afternoon for next crop. Mrs. 8. J, Griffin, 482 LON'DOX. Twenty-thir- ceived! d i-- - . grade-teachers- , Ston - - can make IF TT1 vr TT" ' -- sin a i r4 D ) i -- . A 50c Jar of Jonteel Combination Cream , , FOUR When serving hot BLUE PINE COFFEE, serve it HOT. . Never re-co-ok. .,' FIVE USE water only at full boiling point in making drip" BLUE PINE 4 COFFEE. . x SIX STRAIN or settle caref uUy. BLUE PINE COFFEE is clear if properly , made. BLUE PINE COFFEE is healthful, 'invigorating, sustaining rare in flavor and' taste and guaranteed to win your preference. 00 "NEW GEOGRAPHY" TOPIC OF SPEAKER Mrs. Helen Goss Thomas, of Harvard university,' was the principal speaker at the teachers' institute of the city schools held at the Central Junior high, school Wednesday afternoon. Airs Thomas spoke on "The New Geography." She outlined new methods of teaching geography, and also urged teachers to dwell more upon new geographical dlvlatons resulting from the war. Mrs. Thomas will speak before the teachers of the Salt Lake high school today. . oo- -- BLUE PINE SCOWCEOFT Made it CARD OF THANKS e wisn to exteftd our thanks to our many friends for !nrre their Kinaness aunng the recent sickness and death of ur, beloved son. Harold Grable. Also for the, many beautiful floral offerings. MR. AMD MRS. WM. STEWART.' - oo Besides the parrot there are more 20 different kinds of birds that than The Three Beautifiers for the Price of Two Dorttborderihe ppomt.as ub" "Sure, we like the workj or we wouldn't be doing It. We have a scientific system of washing clothes that makes the job worth while. Iet us call for your weekly bundle. 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