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Show THE OGDEN Fresh Meats Considerable Interest mani- -' f eated amongr the farmers of Weber county in the election tomorrow for! the boarcj. members of the Weber County Irrigation district. Two can- Ttnhdidates are in the field. .TLme on, incumbent and Fred Foy, candidate of the opposition forces to the continuation of the irrigation district. The present members of the board are D. D. McKay, chairman, James R. Beus and Mr. Robeon. , Progress in the work of the irrigation district has been brought to a halt by suits that have been temporarily, filed by the opposition, it is understood. The concensus of opinion among the great maiorltv of th 89. nT-- ont fhat voted for the creation of the district seems to be that the district is a necessity if the farmers are to be prepared for another drought such as was experienced during 191 R When Ocden City was called upon to help in getting water xo crops tnat were burning up. Seven second feet of water was given by the city at that time, 10 second feet was given by Huntsvllle and the water commissioners later on also gave additional water which resulted in beet la-bei- ng i I ! -- , ; ... ; .,; - Ha already I Winfield R. Smith, National Organizer Comes to City Mrs. And yemr phone order 'i3;giv.en the same carefu? attention as thongh you called at the store In person and inade your own selection. Specials for Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. 75c Special can . '. 421 879 k '! 55c 5 for ...... 4iJC - S & American Prints Fcr three days at a big price' concession. 65c lbs. each, full cream. on Special, vpl.JJ Clover Blossom National PURE LARD pall RANDOM REFERENCES . uuC . MOTHER'S OATS The big package. Special . family no . SARDINES 1-l- b. can special for. in 40C . . rr JUL : i " -- ' t ' 1 s ' v- rAf, C , " M iLJiiMi You can't go VjlDC wrong. 48 lbs. ; 1 QJ PANCAKE FLOUR The big :r39c Special . . 49C where women will find "the very thing he wants" r!G STUDIES OF FOREST SERVICE B ENEFIT STOCKMEN As the result of grazing studies that Ing at large In various portions of the have been conducted during the pasti country when: It became evident thst year at the Great Basin Experiment; there was a need for more detailed and station located at Ephralm and under; intensive work. Because of the serious effects from the direction of Arthur W. Sampson of the forest service the service has, erosion the Manti section was selected for the experiments that were to b been enabled this year to e areas were Two all of the areas containing forage nnd( conducted to determine within very close limits, selected on thewest slope of the mounthe number of stock that may be grox- - tain and for 5 years each area was chapterl.' ed on the various areas without dan- grated with sheep under the same Mrs. Smith recently organized a tvs prevailed on the outside ger of killing off the vegetation or of conditions areas. members 25 effects 'in areas the Orr'.area Salt with Lake for the from, wotfjd be chapter endangering "" a certain Vfcjtth of time andgrazed then th and the Frovo chapter she formed has of erosion. a roll of 30. Mr. Sampson arrived In Ogden this other and' the results tabulated. SKimiKXT COLLKCTKn This afternoon Mrs. Smith addresexperiment station. morning from the In At the lower portion of the areas sed a gathering of Ugden women at connection with He will be here are, sediment tanks. where all of the the home of Mrs. It. 13. Porter, 800 grazing studies for the next few1 water and silt coUects after the storms I1ROWSING Washington avenue. In difcusslnr the work that had and the nedlment carried down by the Tuesday she will, address an openibeen accomplished during the past rains Is measured accurately after each ng1 meeting of Ogden women at the beInn. This will Mary Fay year he said that a portion of the work storm. In onea case a short time after meeting , severe storm broujrht the graslng hid been done to determine the num- down gin at 3 o'clock. d 60.000 pounds of sediber of Htock that could bo grazed withDuring the war Mrs. Smith was northwest chairman of National Leaout endangering the vegetation, on ment. Where grazing has been disis termed heavy browsed lands. continued on one of the areas and it gue for Women s Service; state chairof the winners in what man of American Committee 'for .De- theAnnouncement A browse area was selected on the is being revegetated It has been discontest has disarmament Just essay vastated ;France.' She, was associated been made. The Child Culture club Dixie national forest containing 220 covered t,hat erosion Is not nearly so with numerous other war agencies. Approximately 50 per cent great as on the area that has been offered a prize of $10 for the student acres. oo were placed oh this area overgrazed. The overgrazing subjects more stock secv .; . writing the best essay, $7 for the on the than adjoining area. The vege- the land to serious erosion. ond best, and $5 for the third. Israel Another feature that has been SilVersteln wrote the best essay ahd tation on both areas consisted of oak ENGINEERS TO HOLD to light Is that on the land brush and At other browse brought No-rlplants. be will the awarded first prize. v MONTHLY MEETINGend of the season the cattle came that has been overgrazed a large porManning wrote the second best, the off the area ih question in excellent tion of the portion of th and will receive $7. Herbert Adams soil which would hare aided In th rewon third place. All the winners are shape and it was discovered that there was a large supply of feed still re- vegetation of the area has been car-- j The monthly night, meeting of the members ,of the Senior class. x maining. He said that he was con i rled away and the vegetation that Ogden Chapter of the American Asgrows at later, periods consists of a fident that at least. 60 per sociation of Engineers' will be held present week has been set aside stock could have on the jpoor specie of feed and also of poison been at the Weber club at 8 o'clock this as The placed at the different area without doing It any material ous plants. educational evrning. President Frank M. Driggs schools in the week, Today the stu- damage. The cattle sent on this parcity. of the Weber club, will be the prin- dents discussed the subject NI3CTI MORE WATER of Ameri- ticular 'area consisted of the same It has also been shown that plant cipal speaker.Bbreed and ages of those ordlnarly llfo on soil that has been eroded W. Matteson will'pre-sid- can ideals. President refound on other ranges. The gains In quires about E times as much water Cadet instructors have been chosen weight varied from 50 rounds to 100 as .the plant life on d Plans forthe staging of the nationsoil of work In pounds per head, the light gains being because of the lack of the phases al convention of the American Asso- for the O-different necsuary are to cows wun caives. in the R. - T. C. The Instructors ciation of Engineers at Salt' Lake salts thai Xh need. It htm ' on the staff of the P. M. S. and connned over. Heretofore also put it has been aasumecV,. also been shown.plants talked be will June because t of the r and assist in the Instruction of the Mr. Sampson said, that browse lands erosion lt is. p radically impossible, Ogden engineers will entertain the T., for All are cadets. closely-becausthe instructors cadet Bhould not be grazed so Visitors during the convention. to the water with this. get th plants officers. They are taught the work of the belief the underlying grasat officers school arid the f following ses and othertha) forms of feed growing day are required to give it to their underneath the browse material .would men. They will be graded oh tests giv- be killed off. LEAKY WINDOWS en monthly to the men under them. I5XCKLLEVT RESULTS Stop leaky windows." by xislng The instructor-fothe officers school The experiment shows ooncfuslvely, MsUI Weather Strips. Chsmbsrlaln is Lt. Col. C. G. Lawrence. Sgt. Ed. he said, that browse lands can be Holloway has been assigned as in- grazed on the basis of the browse feed Work Guaranteed for an unlimited s' structor of the school. Sen- Itself with excellent results and that time. Our Wsathsr Stripes are for ior Cadet Battalion Instructors are there Is no danger of erosion if care stepping rattling windows, kssp out Emmert Llpplncott and Vernon Matt-so- is practiced In selecting a distinct rain, celd and a dust, draughts, Senior are Assistant instructors browse type of area. 30 fuel on a fut of ctnt saving Herbert Adams, Jerome James, Phil ptr The station for this work was home. InOscar and 19 12 ly Assistant In equipped to that time and Crosby. Ring structors named are lieutenants Her- the men In the forestprior service engage J M. T. B0L1N, Reprtsentattva bert McArthur, Jack Oampton. Afton in this kind of work had been work Marcus F. J. Kits! Bldfl. Room 302 Rlrie, John McCune, Mattson, Leon Keller, Easton Forbes and Al 971 Phona , fred Funk. Instructors of the discip- Captain McCain and Lt. Bowers have linary squar are Caket Lt. Col. Walter been assigned to the band. j Brown and Lt. Hendershot. InstruThe monthly tests and competitions ctors of the Freshmen company are " for the guidon in the It. O. T. C. havs ind Lt, Captam Lippineott Kenny; All been held. of last week aod just was taken up by the testa. As today a' result of the tests A company, under Capt. Herbert Adams, was award t ed the guidon. This makes the' second time this "year that A company has been awarded the badge of honor for being the best drilled company. we have a reputation as the Christ-ma- s gift headquarters for men. we've "done ourselves proud" this year, we have the finest stock of gifts in the history of our business and they're priced more than a third lower than a year ago. n, j j re-clas- ify ten-acr- -- . k "1' i Mil U 1 FLOUR Packed In pure olive oil. Usually sold at 25c a can. our special price three days, 5 cans 20 Kindling wood. Phone 828. It. It. Man Goes West H. L. Hut-totraveling agent for the Chicago MRS. WINFIEL.D It. SMITH Northwestern lines, with headquarters Denver, was an Ogden .visitor today Mrs. ?vVinfield It. Smith of Seattle, at en route to the coast. oo-- r organizer for the National League of Women Voters arrived in Ogdeh' this Weber Floral furnishes th flower. 7711 morning to sound out club women of oothe citjK on organization of a local , spj . -- CofyricKt 1121 Hart Schaflf cef & Here Supt. W. Lk Hack of the Salt Lake division of the Southern Pacific lines returned to Ogden today from a business trip to Sparks and other points In Nevada. 1 ' t 7 r - J I i Ilc-ium- s L ' l f7 ! Mack's Bsst ,leers. NlC "McDonald's Pure COCOA pounds SIRLOIN STEAKS Cut from prime Special for three days. Pound . . . Xitl l f MACARONI Extra, spoeUl fire J DC . . NORWAY 55c Sea Shell it will pay yoiato stock up at this price. t OC 00C . for. Pints Blue Label Special, each .... nnJJU three CATSUP combs Full, white ' special OCft m mw te Full size packages. Special , vi i un liwflf nil till' ti CORN FLAKES So sweet and fresh that It makes fast friends wher ever tried. 40c Special, pound 45o HONEY . . . . Jits CHEESE 5 BUTTER COMB 93S2 Confectionery. T0 Xomlnate Officers Nomination of officers for the annual election for the Herman Daker Post of the American Iegion will be held at a meeting of the post In the Eagles hall this evening. Ogrdcn Typewriter House for typewriters and repairs. 2422H udson avenUe. Phone 2SR. j 65c No. wood box special 4ft 96 51 Probate Calendar Probate, law and motions were on the calendar this morning in Judge James N. Kimball's division of the district court. The pro bate calendar is being heard this aft-ernoon In Judge George 8. Barker's division. No cases are scheduled for hearing toda- - in either court. Delicious Crcnra Piif fs. filled rrlth real Cream, BOc per dozen.. Greonwell I StQo Lily Brand Can WALNUTS H K'j !2-- b SHELLED each ' Jl . hi - CRACKERS Advertising DepL.... ., ... Editorial and News Dept. ? 1700 SODA CUsslfd Ads.i...$ i PHONE THREE DAY SPECIALS That Mean Worth While Savings TELEPHONES v ' - - - w Vcgeti Delivery been- - done. Business and Circulation Dept... LEAGUER - m m FREE -- i '' -- - IH OGDEN A growers earing a large portion of their crops. Those in opposition , to the .irriga tlon district state that they are in fa vor of a government owned reservoir. Those in favor of the present irriga tion district point out that before, a government reservoir, can be had it will be necessary to furnish the government with exact figures on the amount of waiter that is to be stored in the reservoir: on the exact are,a that is to be watered; on the number Of subscribers to the government project from which subscriptions, there can be no withdrawal and'in addition no end of detailed information, all of which will require considerable time and expense. They also point out that in the event a government 'reservoir is decided upon it may ot be expected to be completed untliome considerable future period, taking into consideration the time usually required in gathering the data for such projects and the time in constructing the reservoir. They also point out that present indications presage another drought' and that! this is no time, all things considered, to undo the work that has Bakery, FniiU ss s MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 5, 1921. STANDARD-EXAMINE- R days-HEAV- . silk shirts mufflers dress shirts and waistcoats neckwear hosiery handkerchiefs gloves canes cuff links scarf pins umbrellas nir-drie- pajamas dressing gowns smoking jackets ne - life-givi- ng Hart Schaffner & Marx overcoats, suits, and dress clothes J cent-mor- e - - e. , non-erode- , j tb-a- ; e rrtic ( sjcccxjur - gnuv3 r the home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes non-com- n- ed ; , 1 r An Eden for Christmas The Eden is a gift that will last a lifetime and will be appreciated more and more every time it is used. Washes the dirt out of ' the clothes instead of through them. $127,50 a few days more and then up goes the price, "$10 will bring this to your home. Or . r Free. Demonstration ! , ' . THE LIGHTHOUSE Phone S81 The Quality vElectric Store - 2452 Washington Ave., - ' - oo FOUR PAY FINES OF $50 FOR DRUNKENNESS There is Strength in EveryTablet rtaullJ that rTHUtlon la txceadthfly, at tha Thtr la bolnf conducttd ttatlon About 10 mtior projbeen ects Mora than 10 planta 8tU(3Id. Early fDrinaT rrailnJt ta not only yHld hit hly dttrmtnta,l to thr forajra tha but la alao poor for th atock nuvery low in watery feed being tritive yaluoa. Thla haa iaad tha foreat alow. DEWIT BROS. CASE ; SET FOR DEC. 22 . The caj--o of DaWlt Ilroa, aind A. II. iXaWlu counted with hatinr in their poeseaalon cirafeta for tuile, will be hea.rd on December it In tha city court. Tha defendants appeared by their attorney before Acting City court aerrlfia offlclala to conclude that too, Judga J. C. Iavla. in the city of! a and entered , thla morning, in plea imprcticable rratlnf rly Conaldtrabla work haa been dona not guilty to tha charga. It la aunderJury also along; the lln of planta that ara stood that they will aak for trial and that th cut will be fought polsonoua to atock. It has bantofound , cat vlgoroualy. danfaroua tha.t Iarkapur-whlloo , , tla la rood feed for aheep and ona ad of lt method eradlcMlna; iarkapur lhb aoit oii.a neips ahtep on tha BODY OP 0QDEN1TE to fomraenc ttrtch vanced aa that of blood 1 mllt. . tit: ft - rt-lne- hre k. w- I,, part ed here during tha latter t t Hf-rTJ- in. a and ryf-11your . The following persons, each charged exhausted n e irorftouti r Iron or- Nuxted Is with being drunk, appeared before; Can It Iran hv. 4 v. Acting City Judgs J. C Davis in the Iron In your "blood and were each 6r fined and $S0 court, city 4ik.1 me iron in spinach, 60 days in JaiL J. J. Smith. Patrick so prepared that It itwill not Sharon. A. Kershaw and Jeff Brownith. teeth injur nor disturb tha atomarh. ng:. 11. Johnson, charged with th Ja It r.dy for iilmoit tm same offense, pleaded not guilty, and m.n his case was continued until tomorrow av.lmllatlonabaorptloa th Mood by . rnorning. whlla Mm phyalctam claim rn.UlMc Iron The case of Leo Smith charged with which la Uke vagrancy will be heard tomorrow and Popl. ui.lly not abaorbd at ai;. If the cases of Charles Jones and D, you ara not atronr or with being drunk Humphries charged w II you owe it to your A f will be heard on December 7. lf to maka tha follow. The case of. the state against XL b uc how km you cjut wrr1t or how far with driving a motor ve ,Kap, charged you cj wJk without nlcle in a careless manner, at mt intlrxl. Nert taJte tersection of Hudson andTwenty-firt- h tWO tahlattt nt on was of motion dismissed ths street, Iron t Kuxated. "because of Insufficient . tima county attorney day, pr evidence. . iorr two wc-e-atrr mL tt-youThen atrtnrth The case of S. Johnston charred - t tvAHT kt AaB a wta with depriving the' owner of an auto- araln and To-u- r L will refunded money by use car of the mobile of the without the manufacturers If you do not obtain his consent, was continued until De- penocur. rrtuita. . Al , all d ru f fi a ta-- Adaauaiacxory cember 8. rertia men t. - . of the weak, aocordror to laformaUoa received today from lira. Cooper. Mra. Cooper will arrive in Orden late Wednesday with the body. Mr. Cooper waa aalea manager and treasurer, of the Gtonre A- - Lovi company for more than 25 yea, a memarea containing tha iarkapur. WEDNESDAY ARRIVES ber of the IloUry and Weber clubs, LVKU OT7Ti:il TEHTS and was prominent in Masonic circle, moat Ona of tha intertatlnf expertof thenty.- - Tt is prtruabla that the menta conducted durlnt" tha ytur wii Funeral arranrementa for James R. Maom will conduct the funeral the determination of tha rata of piajnt Cootrrr,' promtnent pre rTtrta who died no dtfinite actios haa frowth. Tha leaves of auchplantjB aa recently at Honolulu. wll be complet been taken as reU rraaaea, dandelion, blot bell and planta with almltar leayea wera marked off in aectlona wtthIndta Ink. Hy not Inf tha dtatanc betwaen tha aectlon market oft It waa discovered that planta of thla typa ret their mala tha baa and that thee growthbe:from eaten down Cloaer by atock could Rfran-luthan planta such aa the aarvlca berry and awaet cicely. The leavea of auch planta wara marked off In croaa aectlona and it waa that tha areaa of ea.ch of tha croaa aectlon a roaasured tha am af-ta few weaka In reapect to each other ahowlnr-tha- t tha leaf rrew ayme- trlCJUIy "Whan leavaa of auch planta war aaten by tha atock their recov ery waa much alowar If they were not killed off entirely. . la known aa the Queen of the Antlllea. " fr-ln- rour . r m, dls-cover- ad -- ar - oo-Cub- your iron ? today more raisins |