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Show SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 23. 1921. THE OGDEN STAND A RD.EXAM1NER WM WELLS IN ARffESIAN PARK THE SOURCE OF- - OGDEN'S CITY WATER SUPPLY H fff If ft till llflOif IS. B. Locke, U. S. aminer J. Stilwell, Secretary of Oden is the proud possessor of the purest water supplies- in BI ViiLOERNESSi 'ft A . i vM , J ' -it - ' 5k v . , I ,i' ey K'i 1 ciiofc r - . ST- . , r.-.V- ! ! ; - - ! iiliisi nrn;it.v nh a3dl!v -r'. - J -- Xair 5 i:u - mm 1 Mill ItaU U -t- ! - till, yil.l I.iB.I ! ; ; ... . Man Identified by Theft Victim Faces Trial for . r 1 Robbery . 1'ioJ. 5h-Iluh-- n A..3lacfrUi.c. pnaci-- : - N'urth Oirdn echnoU, Mrt. Kn,.of 'uh;' .:,'up Jianirs. r!fni: hrM iT trt, . KuUy 11- - . Ha.-j.--r ; ml-w'or.ir- y i- -f , .. . ..rt-.- v ... C"!'' w:v.;. j a . ".;v;',x", v ... . ' rM:- . thL - - ! . run 4 'thowt Incurring lha ambarrissmtnt af frae spared ma maklna dsbU andprcc,d promiset to ayee except Ofden as a h&lf. which vrt to be kept, 1 j? fa-m.c- r-- dt 1 have made application to you far the pontic f mayor tha paper my Qualifications for tho tries! to present through It baa been point - a t,m-preh.no.- Ct J J J n.-v- d ! I i I - vi n nr.-'sk- ' - ' - "i T niiniir T" mi ii'il'niiMiii'i'- fYowinrlh4 Systenrhr; ' . ' 7" A C C l. fill ccarse wfanS f f".13 8r J?J?i eeat,-.bUt,-t- v rcsr" tensive. northernmost and uiv. ernmost wells are more than a .half mile apart, showing the basin to bo at least that wide. None of the well eiuce boring, shW any' diminution in volume traceable to a lack of water in .supply, but it is necessary 'to occasionally clear out deposit of eind. to keep the flow up to maximum.. Testa have been mad ornvtm- - rvmt the flow Of the Othwr fhlrtv.l,M uwniaw ui neceesiry by capplnz and - ' a"- -. i ii U." i t . in liim -- P cr io -- it i't Itr iit g ns -- .... Fred W. AUd Kuttn Jn. EIILi rpent the week la SIt Lake-MUs IJattle Storey, daughter of Mr. end Mr. Charles Storey, haa recovered from an attack of typhoid fever. The hot water loosens the dirt, and" the soap actinir as a lnbricaat keeps it from clinging to the wr article and eventually carries it all away. Mr. and .Mr, it. e? "jet.-- ' nr o tt 5 wtw JitubbiM R M- N. Sir. are the parents of Ephruim a boy born Storey Tuesday. The mother was formerly Mi Hone V"'1'- - a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fuller of Kden. . 4 - SWEETEN 'S SALT AIR BAND AT BERTHANA DANCE. MONDAY and ; ETery operation in the modern American Is easier on the clothes than home methods. laundry Mrw. . ' ' X J It is WEAK "UI" irnc.n regular teachers- f ! I I enln i' iue-saa- , . r W Tuff danc5 j r. ;TW?:n : You at tht a is ei Olf fjol'c William M. Hills is rapidly recover hiiC from a broken arm in a fall from a carpenter sustained scaffold. o . ; owete"' th director. Famous Saltair band will at Berthana Monday - evening." join the crowd The children and irrandchiidrrn of Jirs. Margaret Barker, widow tho u.te Henry Barker, residing; Inof thi ward, joined with other members of the family In - celcbraUna; her 7lnt birthday anniversary at her home on Twelfth atrt, eveOgdao, Her children areThuraday ning:. Bar-1'e- r. Henry Jr.", principal of th Grant -- h"ol orien; Fr-d-rl- ck Barker, hiehop of ' And if every woman in the city were to spend a half hour in cur plant, she would, in the future, send her entire family washing- - to some grood laundry. a D that weakens and Any woman who cares to spend fire minutes in our plant will readily assent to. every statement here ' made. ' Z training course of Wm. N. Broker delivered the want OH THE PERSON finally destroys clothes, and not the laundry. Viola Chatelaia, IS hionth old Caughtcr of Mr. and Mr. Conrad U ChateUln i convoleciai from an HI l.effl of typhoid pn.ru n.onia. Mr. and Mm. Fred Wllroa and fam liv re now located in their new hom. V elden Walla e and Arthur Chad wick Tagfart. ore attndinrliyron tha . Unlvereity of Utah. David i:. Randall made a bus'ness trip to Halt Lake Wednrn jay. Miss Flora Belnsu via n u ay' b63t owl that th. problems thai confront our c.ty are n8ln.trlr8 one. Then the Question raturaUy arisst: Why not havt in erginoer for mayor? "Fevr yeara at the Shoelef Minca of Utah ar fourteen teara of nC, n.nng eaperienco it subm.tted ai one, of eny principal qualif.ea-t.onfor the position. My It month at draughtsman in the rty n8l neer'o office and 10 month a county aurvayor hav me IntU matt acquaintance ith the present and fyturo needs ofgiven Iri. Ogden. marify they irti An enlarued water 4 ttnbution system mtf a aew.r system. Th ef street lrrprvmtM atway vrtth ua; then thero are parks,subject ceme-.?- r e,. buildings, elt, that trs never far away. H ia believed that you hav been en! -- trsned with to my --respect att.tud on th tax problem. The a: How Muchr If I am elected mayor thi subject mutt ard shall b oiven cUsc study nd a rouctlon formula apphed ta t. if If taxes can not potsibie. b roduced you will be tcid . why. Every conttrction job demaodt periodical progress report a a chock on what I being done. A every citizen cf Ogden i interacted in it wffar It I hi right ta know hew th city affair are being conducted. If you elect m f premi that you will be fwrnlthed with a monthly digeu howing what la proposed, what Is being dene and How your money is being expended. Th! will make for efficiency and economy all along th line. I hav ndtavord to how you that dai to family ties, lifetime association, property interest, education,birth, trainlrg. tpr lenc and vision as to the future need of Ogden that my effort weutd be expended in working for Ogden' welfare. If my appeal ha rung true and you believe thst I "will eirce"! work for th beat Interest ef Ogdeh, then I ask yea to support m at th primaries en October 25. ' (Sgnd JOHN C. BROWN. I water-charye- TuJ 4 have ailace. Imt-rt.rinr- . - -- U- -- . - , "Axt al Nrsinj.an If. !,a. trri. cali3 h,,,, Abdul Alii, charged with iob;.n. ' ork in the nan bound over ? .terdy 'afternoon 'Jrt etak. for trial in the district court bV tnty ' ' ..... ... ' i Mr 1. D. r.obort. slftlnr In Judre ilra. llyrum K. Fynolda "'J cay court. 1UII waa fixed In the sum J hu" returned uf!r a U'.t of nm 1200. In default of which AI'.l wm at .MaTad. Idah rrmandd to th custody of ths fccr ' lfr;ri i;r;ni Herrrtt. Uim Mate called Jir.M I,. Jafdtn. Dunbar are ,tm j ,he hOFp'tJ? I rcsidinr at 3002 Grr.nl ftTmt after th .i.tnmni,.i rT. an employe- of the. United ralet bu- ri(l'oliUcat AdTert'.seaient) reau of public roads, who testified Ptt-- canyon lat Fundar bT ar- - on that tho of Ecpt. while h niht - , . J . was about to drivo hb csr into the Mi. Ida wrjfw of John livd- KnriK? near Grant avenue and Thirty- - j ?rj-- . of Ft.Godfrey, AninoriT. Idaho, and eecond Ktreer, h? was held up by a daughter f ?Mre. uuu TAVErtN REOPENED. v. Kircjda Cowlfa of BANDITS HOLD WOMEN: a npfi-o-. who ordered OdcM. f vUltl hit, man LON'DON. i.nF. 22. a Oct. Te Dr. Olde driver in? other ri eor SHANGHAI. Oct t;. Bandits In But.j county twn. Whith WL-- lVifn rr.rvl.,l t . . ent,i t. . . Jer Head, fcelleerd to b the oldest tb i?cn Wul district re lioldiac tutr t"Turkey r haa r of.'lcitl hclid ay licensed tavern ia ! a i .vu r , ever- n"e the nerro Lordoa. baa bnen Uhan 31 woraea and 5M5 wbora they . ftjalnst him. lie tf3tiri-dW th. uhui fouad in t captured after ritJds. l?.1Z?n They are sow o.'map arove tr.'j car to tha end of the f ' v death nr.jland'n oa rat ha whom Kini: Cutler, Jarses m for if in hi iimnfii th'worsca tcjucad fericp or.e it price in i,u wasnir.tton avenue third tlr.ee UTt. i'iuicih I bestowed tte decree of "doctor. wnero ccordsECf w'.ih their beauty. met Alll and a,nothrr M.n. they or wnom boarced th car Th into any one of th. well.. ne7 then robbed him. he teitified Galley, north rf 5 So and then c.ni of the men esam ' Ined . thv ras tank whe c.bout eight jrallonji of fur. after whica-thetold Jordan to get out of the and drove off. I .... ne um;. t.i rose to a lirtinn ru.ltdw1.. iiir Alii. w..iv(ji tuviiuilCrl dTth of abo ut COOursi feet, Osrden valley and afteA'irdat: r.iot entirely dried up w that its surface was at least 30 fret below the NOBTH OQDSN NOTES j rrc pent surface of Great Rait The wcond Jake which ha8 been like. namNonnrClifford Oct. 2: Mrs. ed Lake Bonneville, attained a depth Caroline ogdkx. mlcrLalnrd Htturd'--v of 1050 feet and whf.t Ktill rfmalnn evenlnK at her hcrd in honor f the of U. nsraeUv Great Palt Uike. etlll htarriase October 12, In the ha.i a maximum depth of 50 feet.. The old custom of rabbing' clothes on & tino of r'rankltn Alrln During both the period in which rf,mPIe'. Clifford.-tMln Karah Jones of haj alwtji betn vrro-n- and rulnoci. the water whs ri.infr in tbcae lakei Ogden. the, climate ,wa cold nnd damp. .. Jn the lands between the lake Mie.1 IJhoda IVrl Jonea ixnd. mountain bin? covered with timRubbin; it friction tad friction fUw,ri deitroji returned Sunday to her heme at Idaho rail. sooner or later.Ttat it idf. evident fact. Idaho, after a few with her mother. upending Mm. Jthoda It. daya Jones. The scientific method employed by modern Jaacdriet James F. Storey made a bueiues of washing: OUT the dirt by the piuxin of turrin-- r trip Wednesday to Dewryviiic. i water and io3p THEOUOH th fabric U correct and IHAJ,ock oC h facultr of .uJo?5easy on the clothes. eber .Normal college, attended the church school convention In Salt Lake. - - nt mafjfy the use af the T,m it h. appeared In thtufuly a4vrtUew,nt of the past veek. The indtastf. tnt campaign crfuttrf by m has mad its us. re:sairy. If tamt nt ' ritina my artjclas or paying for newspaper it au1 ,.t0 e,d thi JCF,rftl 36tfsm. However, thl,sptit atLtwa hat Please , -.- above'the f"0"1 down "ef on both sides of the canyon are clinging to the rocks great masses of gravel which were deposited under water as the lake went up and these remains, as well Jlow?'uA11 as the delta on- which Ogden now stands, may be considered a continuation of tn sedimentary deposit visible as the, surface of Ogrden 'how vallcsy. vVhen the lake had so far descended as to TO THE VOTERS OF OCOEN; cxtinsrat that ,' rv f JOHN C. SROWN. - (he-tlnib- ?, j V thr-url- - . ' t. sent. ir hfany wo&d- undi of limber. ; th-valley U) tr" s-a- !- tt . ft i i hrad-uart- rs T"PUUt!rii ar T000 Tf :! n jirotfmal))Mtr- th ,lo"'f ;t likr. i K. blocked C?.f guk h blow th town ' As the watfm ros. and mud uwj uamme.i trt aCroam if water Lro nrht down by the streams covered t to a ffat flptti. Thij yr .Mr. Ir.sf i.id. and a; prK-n- t n-- 1 f cr timbfr baa h!ped form a stratum i. xt to ii h old UKe botln throurh turn rur.f ?n Id! . v.hich th. waUr raally prrc,t.i!j. t fin u rind- ita way from thf tr.tm9 lntj Jiiul in all tf th. lrinp nd Uki, t.c cuarwfr rack liver near tt. tr.s.-- .f iro to h Siticf thr uncint lakct rrr freh ' A vUUor froit th .u!:4 tiui x: wafer runnlujc dmrn from th r,r" ,n"r tr.it rv, a ta&nt: h chl)iren mt.nt.iin l fresh. brtraUtt vre'l wai.rl :r.vhr, many tf ulif.r.i h' l$ i ; slncf the !1,y thc!r 'J5 P'' t their rar.chr walfr;, follow both .as trmt f.r.d wood Ift boritu and may oWiln c' "g rr"1 y n.r,- !!; at hro level?, 77 c w wod tlrs of air will produce Ka jn un- rnvM vr,Hh . . s tiff It Ml ' K t HDin irti out of a r.cw m Hrker.j etl L 1U' JaI,,7 . this but net In Ogd !"Vrv .VU,,: xvn, Uitker. I,. .NcriU nd Mir. U!y l:irj- f. ogitu, n i m mm Ait ,r ,h. ,mt.i- Ultl til tijtutn. t thr ntrtah-- ! rt' ;imij'k rr-yt l. Barker, who ri'ni JitnM i .fld railed tiorl.ijr the day. . ytr f. widftir of r.I!h j Warren,iiary and cf Mr. Barker, wm tn at- Undanco foni Xorth (rd:T M U y 'a ?y leave Osden "valley dry, the surface sloped somewhat towards Ogden canyon, but was nearly as smooth as the waters that had cov- formerly eied it. RESULT OF EHOSIOX. The gullies, valleys; and terraces one now beholds in Ogden valley, and especially its western portion, are results of erosion by three rivers and tneir tributaries. It. fa doubtful there is any better place in the worldit uian Ogden valley for the study of erosion. The ihenomen nr r. SCale Small ellOUZh to hp rnnirwl,, cd. and yet fully as stupendous as" the1 Vi me ordinary --layman can grasp. This process of has "entirely cut away the old erosion bottom in the v.estern portion oflake, the to a depth of some 75 feet;.the valley eroded ter having been carried into andmatentirely through Ogden canyon This erosion has left one or two hundred acres of low lying meadow, practically cn a level with Oden river as it leaves the. valley, further erosion being vented by the rock barrier at prethe point where Ogden valley contracts into Ogden canyon. This erosion so many times referred to, has cut the surface of the western portion of the down to within about 130 feet or Jty d the coarse, material tilling the old basin below the super- .vvocu impervious seaiment. Because the western portion of Off tnn-e-r Ofn valley is considprahlv ti- - : rjm yittrday-fro- r' c ) f Unda. with Duii.c I - StaUs" whvr n. Og-de- fPWWWWWWPW 1 der that it mlrht b dffinitfly dtrr-trlne- d Jut what land were fit for agricultural purpoa and what r fit tor forest and to In cr-u- tr urh that j'tt1r mirht b HbU to tu hQrnst.da ihev have liktit;? Kt en up. Thr fount tmn t W ircordlne Un Forest tlx a minerJecrlbd Lock. i thU fatur ,f lh i j ml du to typography mout.ialn peak, but iceeintly hih to whall n en. am . ci fc r, via jm rc t.uu cuturj with manv drrj. !4ip i"rtr, Ui. ( thr Thund-- r TTiQun nan rf j o"intrr h.i hrn d, UiKii-it nd whirh mrk rn; dim more Chan Jed i deeper than at present, and its moun-- . tain sides considerably more precipitous, the coarse rocks from the surrounding bluffs having: been carried by ice, gnow and mountain torrents into the deep valley and partially filling it. At this remote nerind in mate of this region was much colder; 1 ram ana snow fell niure :is proven by the fact that a occupied the upper portion oC glacier Mount n Ogden between the summit and valley. Three streams, then much larger than nor.v filled with water all not occupied with rocks and overflowed at the lowest point to the west v through Ogden canyon their miniature successors at theaspres-do ent day. WATER RISES. Eventually the water rose In i main body of great Lake Bonne-viiiuntil it backed up into and filled FeachinK a level of about 00 feet above sea, the same about 400 feet above the presentbains bed of Ogden river, at -- its point of exit from the valley, and 900 feet abovn the present site of Ogden; Ogden valley at that time beirvj a quiet bay conwith the main lake nected straits which thsn filled through Osden . canyon. While the water was rising, arid . so long: thereafter as the bay contained -water,; a fine sediment, impervious to Pon -- the rocks with W."isenied the deeper portion of yhich had been filled. It is .probable or sediment continued on "pob down the canyon its entire" lehrth connecting with the delta at the mouth the canyon, on which the of Ogden now stands, for, in many city places nyon Portions of ,fldJH of old exe still in evidence, deposit not having been entirely washed awav and are observed as an alluvial shelf or short terrace, reaching a heigh p-- ichi r- .... : -- monihJi in! Un: wil- - my . .. bl United cb rf In th tli Ordrv. rf turned , river-farthe- ? th "Tnundrr mounUh la the Ia(cttt and Idaho nalfated tional tort Tl purpr of the trip, avcordirr to Foreit Examiner Ixrk. waa to mafcw th intnUe e!a5nctlon of the Thunder mountain arta." in or- en-He- Iy Og-??y!I- Ihr-- termed ir.r, dartment In 1 ) '" j.utline mounwrvtfri. tain ftif and dr of common b.r orcurrnc S. II. loc.k. fora the; tn-vall- ntu n ; 1UU i After world, its source beine 34. artesian v. ells. '.'It is obvious that this water contains neither bacteriaartesian nor or- granic matter. It is cold, has no taste ' co!?r, except that of Pre water, j Chemical analysis shows it to be free from injurious minerals. Ihe supply is adequate for the city at present size. i. The city of Ogden lles'in the bed of Ancient Lake" Bojineville, at the west- tru foot of one oX the most rugged r.dgres of the Wasatch mountains. Picturesque Ogden canyon cuts en-- ; tirely through this ridge, .terminating a valley once "occupied by an arm of die prehistoric lake, but now a fertile tract of well wafro f:,r.n land, about forty square miles in ex- -i tent, known as Ogden valley. r 4 one-fo- l. - From-Thunde- I nfcat has J. 1 Forest Ex- - Returns Mountain Area i : f i ugaen unamber of Commerce Author of Article v roR 1AY0 . - X 'i. QfiimfDM fir jm Mil j u ; |