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Show SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 23, 192 f . THE O GDEN Brother Will Oppose Sister : in Mayor Race Mil STATE Latest ttems of Intercxt' Troa Utah an a Gera Stat? For Auditor SALINA, Oct. 22. Brother rand oppose, each other-fothe office of mayor In the coming fIifarhs ; ;SESSWEMDS election. city . 1 . JL '"4 C: The Master . SALT LAKE, Oct. 22. Preparations SALT LAKE, Oct. 22, "With SuperB. A, Fowler of the Weber for financing farmers and stockgrow intendent r county schools presiding:- and Alice ers of Utah, Idaho; Wyoming and Ne vada by the Bankers' Loan company Burton acting as secretary, the gramand junior high school sec- - of Salt Lake, were 'authorized yester mar grade sessions of day by. the state securities" commission t tion oC ' the departmental - TANLAC promises to be a notable one. - i s . MIsa Stena Scorup, high school, teacher and for year Interested In uplift work through the medium of women' clubs in southern Utah, has been honored by the Democrats of this city with the , nomination for mayor. ' Mis Scorup on the Opposing Republican ticket is her brother," P. C Scorup. who is one of the leading merchants In this part of the state. In view of the fact that a brother and sister of; opposing faiths are arrayed political against each other in the contest for the city's highest office, the Interest Is intense and. the campaign, although necessarily brief, Supt, Fowler Presides at Permit Issued By State for Grammar Grade Meeting Disposal of Loan at Convention pany's Stock ; R sister-will JOIAtlL'LA. . STANDARD-EXAMINE- oo - the Utah Educational conrentionofdrew when atopermit was issued for the com-of PLAN CELEBRATION the pany of any : dispose of 9,986 -shares the heaviest attendanoe ON ARMISTICE DAY stock at II 00 separate, departments-- , yesterday. a is organized with ihe company Today's sessions marked. the lose of $1. 00,000,. of which 114.000 of the convention." ..'Supt. Charles S.' capital BRIGIIAM. CITT, Oct. 22. ArmU Meek of Toledo, Ohio, made a plea for la outstanding, with headquarters in tlce Is pres servedday, November 11, will be ob the human element in, history. Ije Salt Lake.- P.W.' W. Armstrong by the JJiigham City post motherof of A., BIgelow, ident; Qgden, vice No.' 10 here asked the teachers Jnstead of American Legion, if the the A. W. MacArthur, and ing the Curriculum to motherofthe pu- president, plans ry-treasurer;! agreed upon can be tentatively is It side that F. A. B FIT LING to things. the teach human proposed pils, matured. . the of directors of. the company shall The Supt. L. John Nuttall, Jr., teach- - the Am a candidate for. City Auditor, I pott held a meeting Wednesday sell the. stock: .and no commission is Nebo school district, declared . evening in the I. O. O. F. hall for the am cognizant of the Jm porta ncr of ! era should niake school work enjoyauthorized. purpose of discussing the matter of that office. Ogdcn City, corporation, V , ; TO ASSIST FARMERS. able; to be so prepared and to possess the . occasion. The Iiaa to drai with more rhar of hu- commemorating would such high Ucfanique that they This is the for outlined includes tentative company organized program to mil (Hutu; to toake the children want r" be abl nj v $mjt iinu purpose of securing funds with which big street parade in ' the morning come to their sessions. assist 1n the financing of farmers which is to be participated In by the Tho time demand the pplltntlon or of to Dean.F. J. Kelly, of University in Utah, Nevada American Legion, Serirlce Star Leg sound buinM principle In the conand Kansas, declared the age from 12 be-to Idaho stockgrowers and andwlll work"! ion, A troop, UtalO cavalry. Boy duct of public as well a prlrate afWyoming a human 15 la the critical- stage in war finance Scouts under the indirectly city and all the schoo fairs', and efficiency In public service period, when board. The assets' of the organiza children.of the ing's career, an- activity the parade the U Imperative. Following o world. Tcnow'the youth is anxious tion will consist in of cash be will invited $1,000,000 people gather in the 'Ogdeu taxpayer hate otcd In favHe urged that the .world should then to be raised. for this purpose. One of tabernacle and hear a to program. wblcrT or of large bond Iwum for public Im be brought to the students in the most the purposes 'of the organization is will include speeches, by leading men provements, and it U incumbent upoiij real way and .that they should be al- to relieve the banks-o- f a of the of state, portion supplemented by njumc. It publlo servant to outalrt valae relowed under the direction rOf the are at In this the the commute ceived for cTcry dollar paid out. afternoon they carrying in genuto take part teacher actually time. will There a smal be, a however, staging contemplates boxing contest The CltT Auditor 1 la Intimate con ine industrial activities. of to made at the theater margin . according profit preceded by tact with every Vrnnch of the work Liberty PRIMARY SESSIONS. four preliminary bouts in which local and Khould le qnauncd through Dui-- j session representations of the officers. t At the Through subsidiary organizations boxers will participate to be followed new training and experience to ma--! in the Crpheum theatre Siipt. Adam-. such as the one above named the war by motion pictures and a vaudeville tertallv awlm the CpmoilMianrn ln obBennion spoke on the permanent finance corporation is. hoping to make show by local talent. The day Will obtaining maximum rrults rrom rejectlves of teaching. Mermese Peterson its funds available throughout the conclude with a ball at the Academy ceipt and dUburscnenta, and to Irop-crl- y of the B. Y.U. presided and May livestock, sections of the country, ac of Music In the evening. The Legion account for aame. Williamson of Price was secretary. cording to a telegram to received all have business houses hopes Sixteen -Friday year of boilnr teachers training, Supt. Bennion urged .that from Congressman Don B. Colton, in close for the day. some of tho ablest K)aineu men under " teach pupils rather than subjects. 'He reply to a query from A. A. Hinckley, oo of the lntermoantaln country, I of teacb commissioner spoke of the project method of .'The have qualified me for renderingagriculture. as desirROAD WORK HELD UP maximum ing, discussed test and'".then command comes in the form of telegram service In the Auditor' of' able aims of teaching, the' statement f man if Meyer, elected, I plcdxe mynelf to Icc, and rraEugenfe BY LACK OF , ol fundamentals, health, employment, FUNDS devote of the war finance cor director aging effort In behalf of the bet and and moral raj citizenship in reads and poration ' recreation,welfare. part: of obCity. Oguen taxpayers As permanent A number, of .important spiritual he finance I . A. nKIILINC. 22. SALT Oct. Orders have LAKE. attitude the named right jectives are being organized out from the offices of the state (POLITICAL' ADVEIlTlsnilENT) toward work, toward study, toward companiesto assist In gone the throughout to state road agents road ilve8tock self, toward one's fellows, toward tlie,the- financlng ofcountry the lndus that, commission with the of law. and toward exception dragging Deity. with the war try of the ' State roads, no work shall be undertaken RECORD CROPS IN " Primary ' Supervisor Matilda nnance corporation In the Way of maintenance or ImprovePeterson gave a few words of greetFINANCES XF.EDED. IDAHO THIS YEAR ment of state roads until the county ing, Mis Elizabeth' Swenson a demonrecent west. to my "During the trip stration of the development of rhythm I had the opportunity of .meeting with has sufficient funds to its credit with and Dr. Margaret S. McNaught of Sac- representative bankers and livestock the state road commission to care for BOISK. Id.. Oc?.t22. A rfport Just work promptly. ramento, Cai., discussed the effect of men in many states and it was clear- theWhenever ssued by Julius II. Jacobnon. Idaho's any county road work, agricultural Factors In the learning ly apparent, that new. finance com, Kinesthetic statistician, forecast that We Is to other than dragging, done, he state processes Of first grade children. are needed thl year will panies in immediately KINDEHGAKTEN WORK. agent Is required to mash forrntrharvest connection with the livestock indus- the staleanroad Tlie crop is record. was estimate tlvo cost and now estimated . Utah prepare of. technical, Perhaps a little .lessbefore has ever bfore. try. to than need the responded larger the kin- - by forming a company with sub- forward it to the state road commis- but the total rop'ln the United" Dr. McNaught's' talk State same the time "at sion, Little scribed" capital of 4500.000 to make the Is but lightly Improved. notifying dergarten department at the defin-it commissioners and conferring theatre. There she declared the livestock loans in Utah and Idaho. countythem "Idaho' crop promise to exceed ail as to the county's balance objectives of the kindergarten' edu- Wyoming also has formed a loan with say th report of preTlou In the state road fund. If there is Statisticianrecord."" cation must be to become a definite company.. with $300,000 paid up capithe Jacobnon balance; and the state com apple crop. "It gainedregarding part of the educational systems of each tal, and is already doing business. sufficient 11 In point mission approves the work. It is un- condition over The war community, It finance of loan September, making v dertaken at once. If the balance is 19 She declared Americans .have not $215,000 announcedcorporation or cent of S.tIS.000 was this week normal, per the state notifies the the pride in the English language they made through this company.. Western Insufficient, There Is such a demand for county commissioners as to the neces- bushels. should have, that kindergarten teach- Nebraska bankers dahohave a that 4.100 cars will be apples organized of the work and the estimated sity ers should exemplify. models of correct $2,000,000 livestock loan company. move to the commercial crop. ' required cost, and, if the county commissioners The reason I that too many It will be profit English: that the use of. the these "Through of organization see fit. the1 a forward sufficient able to ahSp the lower they language companies to supplement loose, hazy words in grade thl existing cover amount to the estimate. Other year. should be done away with. loan companies and banks, the war the work wise, remains the a olea for the finance corporation may be able to Dr. McNaught made The proportion of windfall will b state road commission notundone; v havinr any rather in the make its. funds available teaching of nursery rhymes, larger, bttt considerable of thte throughout other funds on which to draw for such if they had not already the i. livestock sections of the kindergarten at be. shipped In bulk, whll of thoj wll country work state the except home as. she declared promptly on a large scale. It is Im road funds of that were hit by hall during July minr 'ben taught ' people are ignorant if they grow up mediately necessary to ston the mar the county. are being "wrapped. Boxed and hippei without knowing the Mother Goose of keting of immature livestock and to as Their appearance I childhood and kindred classics.- save the breeding herds." HUNTER KILLED IN under but In nlxe. qualsomewhat, par A class demonstration was conduct- - oo are Just and eatingity qualithr. IDAHO BURIED HERE a good as th unmarkedthey ed under the auspices of the John apple.In the Elliot Clark company and Dr. Jane URGE IMPROVEMENT an Imtntnie crop "There Skolf ield discussed "How Carj We' Best BoUe and Payette valley of the high BOUNTIFUL. Oct 22. Funeral ser- est quality. Sustain Kindergartens and Improve : j OF DAIR1C STOCKS Farm orchard are gen vices for Omer Waddoups. who was Their Standards." Prest. Ina G Johnnot well loaded district erally son presided at the .session and Beda near ordinarily consideredandcommercial, accidentally killed In the hill will ' Moore. . as secretary. Nordvail acted Idaho, while hunting deer last add materially to the state' total car- . (Special Dispatch) -,' z. --ooLOGAN, Oct. 22. The Utah Agri- rMonday, were held yesterday In the lot hlpment. cultural college Is carrying on a cam- tiountiiui tabernacle. Elshop Richard of the service. GIVES TOPIC FOR paign to increase dairy production by Strlngham had charge ine opening ana oiosing prayers BANDITS' DRIVER the standards of dairy stock were raising COLLEGE DEBATE ori the average" Utah farm and by imorrered by'Willard Call and Is ! TO FACE CHARGE Call, respectively. Music was fur proving methods of feeding, accord- rael nished the Bountiful ward to First by Geo. Pfof. 'head B. Calne of ing SALT LAKE. Oct. 22. P. L: Ed the Dairy Husbandry department at choir whh a vocal duet by Mrs. John Unlver ana miss Lola Terrell; a cdach for the wards, debating tne conege. The average herd on the jtiunngnam SALT LAKE. Oct. 22. A complaint cello solo the Miss Nora Cannon ac filed announced, of Utah Utah, by 6 4 which ranges from to yesterday sity farm, by the county attorney cows .produces, under present condi companied by Miss .Ruth Bennion. chargeyeterday TL Khead. question for the state intercollegiate Wallace chauf debate between, the University of tions of breeding ami. feeding, only both, of salt Lake, and vocal solos feur who drove foiir bandit the to place Utah, the Utah Agricultural college k,iw.5 pounds of milk per year, says by John Parrlsh, of Centerville. The of varlou robberies recently commitand the Brlgham Young university, JH Professor Calne. "This is 20.372.5 speakers were J. a. Taylor. Bishou D. ted In Salt Lake, with -- onceallng a be held January 20. Vod. crime for a gratuity. It waa through less 'than, they would produce II. Ensign of Ogden: Henry pounds The question,, which was decided if they were fed right and bred right." John l. Fife of Salt Lake. L. J. Mulr, the confession of llhead that the polast night at a meeting of represen- The. milk from five cows given' the and Bishop Strlngham. The pallbear lice and the county attorney the brother of the 'deceased In obtaining the admlaston succeeded tatives from the three schools, reads proper care would, at present Drices. from the as follows: $600 per year which would be and the cousins carried the flowers. four bandit who were Thursday (sebring interment wa in the Ogden City ntenced to Bcrve term In the state Resolved, That the United States an amount sufficient tn sunni fond government should Cancel ail war ror the average family of five. J Only cemetery. The 'deceased was a form prison. loans made to those nations in war $103.47 is received from dairy pro- er service man, having gone oversea The crime charged againitt Jthead with the 145th artillery. with Germany, provided Great Britain ducts, each year by the l a misdemeanor, punlahable by six Utah average 00 ,does likewise." farmer which is less than month In the county Jail. ' According to present plans the B. Y. of what he would receive 60'per'cent if he MISSIONARY bred WEARS ,Ilhead's confession enabled th poU. negative team will debate in Salt a higher standard of lice to fix upon tb member of the animals dairy Lake against the university affirma- and gave them the proper. food. BAMBERGER'S SUIT quartet" the robberies of the Culmer . "In "There is no substitute for milk as a tive; the university negative teamcoltation. the Iyon Drug tore. ervlc Logan against the . Agricultural team food." said Professor Calne., "AuthorAuto Tire company, th 'Superior the -SAu TLA KE, Oct. 22. A ult of bakery., a Conoco ervlce station and ities on nutrition are lege, affirmative; the .negative the peoof the U. A. C: against the B. Y. U. ple to consume more urging donated by former Governor clothes, milk milk grocery ators of Peter Call a, who and affirmative In Provo. ..Simon Bamberger, to a relief society the The wa products. shot in the nck by on of th average should ' family oo to i sent now consume 22 later worn and ' robbers. Europe, milk of quarts per by Willy a. missionary for week instead of . 1 0 2 quarts which wa on the charge of robbing Wegener, It is the weekly milk consumption of the tne L 13. 8. church in Germany, who Callas, that Templeton, Whit LOGAN MAN HELD Atravels without pure orlcrlp, accord Alexander wers ntncel to th and - average family. of tate five family BOOTLEGGINGFOR should consume, in addition to '22 ing to a letter received byMr. Bam prison. William, who did not particifrom Mr. Wegener, Bucholz, pate In this crim. wa aentenced In. quarts oi milk per week, 2 pounds berger . 2 ana 3 uermany. Duner oi connection with the of the pints of cream. ' SALT LAKE, Oct., .22 0O-George. S. The suit was contributed about 1 Culmer service statloa.robbery . yeshere was arrested Wight of Logan year ago and Was Identified by a labe , . 00 federal prohibition ageat COAL COMPANY coat in the Mr. ex terday by pocket. Wegener GETS plains that a suit of the same texture. FARIrlER CONCERNED while driving an automobile containing ten gallons of moonshine liquor STOCK SALE PERMIT in2,000 Germany, would cost approximately IN PROPOSED TIEUP and Is being held in the county. jail mark. in default of bond. Herald he brought the liquor from Logan to Salt Lake BALT.LAKE. Oct. 22. The Great SAL,T.IAKE, Oct. 12. According to ;for the purpose of. selllng.lt. , , J western Coal Mines company has been word rtccivtd yterday at th Ctah granted permission to sell SS00.000 Etate Farm bureau from Chicago, th worth of securities by the state securl liuraau Farm Amrlcan Federation, ty commission it was announced last throuirh Preaident J. IL. Howard, ha night. The company is organized unwired the brotherhood chief and th der the Utah law with a caDltal of 13.- railroad executive asking for a con000,000, haa holding of 3.692 acre of ference. "In behalf of tb farmer coal lands estimated to contain 75 milth the. aaya, he federation of nation, lion tons of coal, a townslt. ranee nad will lnilit on two thine, namely, an timber lands as well. as approximately RED LES 10 per cent in tmmedlata reduction-o20 second feet of water located Just on neceasUle the rate of llf frelfht above the Utah Coal road in Gordon and the immediate withdrawal of the Creek;' According to the report of Sec y trike order. Freldent Howard Itched and Burned. Face a retary H. Hicks of the comoanr the In the erent of a etrlk the farmthat National Railway company. has undermmHHIJIIBMIIH er tand In the breech. taken to build six and one-haSight. Could Hardly.Work. miles 00 of railroad to reach the Great ."Western : VTfce pores In.my skin were property. PARK CITY'S ORE .We have local prop00 clogged up for some time. Shortly OUTPUT. DECREASES for sale that is a tterwards large, ted erty Am Tlmt)lea TINTld OUTPUT ' hrolm good investment far ltcnea ana burned so PAI1IC CITT. Oct. 22. FroducUon FOR WEEK GAINS that I could hardly sleep any .man's money. of or by Parle City mine for the st night. My face was : a week decreased to a total .of ltl a compared with an output of xor 22 a Oct. Yon can use a our EUREUA, and year Shipments ton, by signs up . half, and my 2110 ton for the week preceding". the mines of the Tintlo district for tho clothing time and get the benweek increased to ' a total of 172 Output of each of th Park City aggravated ; the breakinr as 142 follow: Judj Carloads, with car compared produclnc propertle SSI out on my' limbs so that I could efit of our real estate ror ton of or; Allied week loads the The rompantr. preceding. , , hardly work . , CQ9 of Coalition. Bilver rose Tintlc sev to Standard Kingoutput ton; OnA- friend advised experience if you me to try carloads and that of Chief Con 41 1 ton. Total. 111! ton. enty tario, Cuticura Soap and Ointment. After will call 00 solidated to forty-si- x carloads of ore, a couple of weela' use I was relieved, Mines and the number of carloads NOMINATE DEMOCRATS TICKJCT and now I am completely healed." of ore shipped during the past week Oct. 22. Democrat PARK CITT. nt oy eacn roiiow: nntlc (Signed) Ned Thornton, 834 70; of Park City met Frldy evening and Chief Consolidated 46; Standard, REALTOR Victoria. 11: a ticket to be yoted on at Ave., Salt Lake City, Utah, nominated Iron Blossom, 7; Eagle & Blue Bell, the comlnr Use Cuticora for all toilet purposes. city election, a follow: 7; Grand; Central, 6 Iron King,- - 6; B. Welch; four-yecounrll-meJ. Mayor. 4; Swansea, 4; Sunbeam. X: councJl-mfA. II. Addy; two-yejjragon, wtmrlM, Jt. H, Hl4a , Mam." Bold Bullion Beck, 8; Centennlal-EurekniALt5TATe Loans amdIhsuwakcc Daniel McPolin Morri. Thoma. z; uemini, 2; empire Mines. 2. Total, and L-- J. Aubrey; recorder. Maude Soap shares vritKoat tang. 7 09 Hudsow Av. Pmoh 172 carloads. , Hurley; treaurr, p. Jl. Desrocher- - ' Medicine KUKATEB ..... ..... 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