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Show THE OGDEN WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 21, 1921. "STOHffffl nnnnnnnnnnnnnannnnnnnnnnnn am mzm interest With, a view to awakening: the state in a among the cattlemen ofshall look after state organization that be started their interests a drive is to so that a in the immediate future be held at may representative meeting Bait lAke in March or me comm disaear, said C. N. Woods,ofassistant who grazing in trict forester charge returned last night from the&.meeting iiorse of the Utah State Cattle La.ke. Growers' association at Saltsense repThe meeting was in no resentative of the cattle andhe horse said. growing industry in the state, He pointed out that there are in the neighborhood of 5000 permittees ofgrazthe ing stock on the national forests perstate and that the average grazing He of stock. mit was for 25 head said that even if 1 or 2 per cent of those engaged in the industry had been at the meetlnsr it would have been of stocfcmen. quite a gathering There are In the state more than 100 local associations of livestock men encattle and horse and gaged in raising started the purpose of the drive to be to send will be to get each association to the annual meeting of the state association one or two members so thata representative meeting may be heldWood It was pointed out by Mr. could save a lot that of money each year for its members marketby being organized so that the ing could be looked after. Of the 400,000 cattle in Utah there is sold aproximately 20 per cent each year or 0,000 head at an estimated average weight of 800 pounds which gives 64,000.000 pounds of beef. If through of a organized marketing cent per pound were saved the cattle growers, this' would mean $80,060 an H the-associatio- n or Farmer Suits hually. He also pointed out that by proper organization each of the smaller associations in the state could keep its members informed as to what the true market conditions were at all times, and. that a- state organization' should also be able to bring the buyer and seller closer together. Among .many other things that could be accomplished by such an organization would be to see that the stockmen were not paying .more than their Just share. of the taxes; that the question of legislaion inimical to their interests could be looked into and that that by which a strong state organization would bring together a: representative gathering at ihe annual meeting forest service officials could be of considerable aid to the stockmen in formulaproper rules and regulations relting ative to grazing on the national forests of the state. The movement for the membership drive that shall bring into the state organization a representative mem-Is all points of the State bership from growing, Mr. Woods said, and he expects to see a large gathering at the annual meeting to be held at Salt Lake in March. . - . ( -0- OGERS 1847 and Community Silverware Our last Barn Dance was the biggest dance of the v season. " UL-- H- - VERY Kind of d If you were there you will come ii-dVERL- WEDNESDAY . . M ANICURE Sets Fit For Every Queen BUILD ROOMS UR Doll Line Is Still Large ASEHTS !iAZORS "Build your basement into living rooms and rent them. This will give work to the unemployed and relieve our crowded, housing conditions. This i$ a suggestion contained in a letter written by an Ogden contractor to Mayor Frank Francis and the city commissioners in regard to unemployment. The contractor also protests against th adoption of some suggestions of members of the city employment campaign.'. His letter follows: "I have read with interest the interest you are taking in obtaining jobs for the jobless. I have also read with interest the suggestions of your committee, some are commendable, others not so commendable as one of your committee suggests that proprietors of stores lay off their Klerks and hire wives of men out of employment. This I think would be a sort of "Rob Peter and Pay Paul." Furthermore, I do not believe anv woman is workinr in the stores of our city simply for their! health. I don t think any are working but what need the work, and again I believe it would.be an injustice to his or her employer, as any one knows that a clerk, to be of assistance to the employer, must know something about the business. - "I am not one of your committee, but I believe any suggestion, that will redound to the good of Ogden should be brought to your attention. "The suggestion I am going to make, if carried out by those .who are in a it out, will be sure to position give employment. to some of the un... ... ... employed. "I am a contractor- and builder, but my experience has been just about . t. to-carr- SING CA "Noel. Noel." MS for Dad and Brother D ONT A Overlook Our Vacuum Cleaners T Special Low Prices That have-kimono- - i . j HOP. Today at . , 'I j hard-earne- Flowers for Christmas with one stone." - oo Just received, a fine assort- FOURTH OF GRAZING FEES GO TO ROADS ment of potted flowering and foliage plants. Call and e 1 per cent of all grazing the from national forests of receipts District 4, that are payable and which have been received prior to December 31, 1921, will go to the various counties of the different states for road and school work, according to a communication .received this morning by J. P.- Martin, engineer Of the forest service from jChief Engineer T. W. Norcross,, with headquarters at Washington. Chief Engineer Norcross in the com- - examine the stock. . John Norton Florist i - . 2223 Washington Ave. Phone 611 - Goo THE BIG HARDWARE STORE to evade hlra, followed her and made Insulting' proposals. Melvin Newman and Blaln Fordyce both testified that Ramirez refused to leave the presence of the young woman arter they had given him direction as to finding Twenty-fourt- h street and Washington avenue, which they WILL ATTEND FARM he had asked for when questioned TAX CONFERENCE said by them as to what he wanted. Ramlres testified through an interthat he was searching for a preter ' The Weber county tax committee house to rent and had accosted the consisting of R. T. Rhees; James L. young woman to learn where the varRobson and M. K. Jacobs will leave ious streets were, tomorrow morning for Salt Lake to atootend the meeting called by D. N. Beal of Sanpete county, chairman of the committee on taxation l the State HIGH SCHOOL 2TOTES I Farm bureau. The quesion as to the amount of GLKE CLUB. taxes that are paid by those engaged The High school orchestra, and a in agricultural pursuits in Utah will few singers, plan to. sing Christmas be discussed from all angles. It is un- carols In the business district for two derstood. or three before Christmas. They The meeting will be attended by will caroldays in the streets If the weather members of 'the various county farm is good. If It is wet they will Invade bureaus of the state. ths large business houses. the "Washington University munication Louis. St. at which provides resolution the Joint Mr. Rich is also president of the fees received that the deferred grazing consid- chapter of Beta Theta PI fraternity on be 1921 31, December to prior ered receipts of the fiscal year of 1921 the University ca'mpus. oohad been approved. -- oo informed-M- r. Martin that nati 'IT STUDENT HEAD TO ATTEND CONFAB Junior E. Rich, of Of den, president of the Student body of the, University of Utah, will leave on December 26 to attend the annual convention of Phi Chi, national professional medical frawili .be held in Cincinternity, which on December 29, 30, and Ohio, nati, 31. Mr. Hlch will be the only representative from the University of Utah chapter to attend- - the meetings this year. While in the east, Mr. Rich will visit a number of colleges and universities where he will study the methods of student government that are being used there. Following ar some of the , GETS 90 DAYS FOR ACCOSTING- WOMAN schools that he Intends to visit: University of Michigan, University of Chicago. Northwestern University, RushMedical college, University of Cincin- - Jesus Ramlrsr, Mexican, 'was, sen tenced to serve 10 days In jail by Judge D. R. Roberts thia morning In the city court after Ramirez had been found guilty of using, insulting language to Gertrude Cude on Twenty-sevent- h street on the night of December 19. According to the testimony of ths young woman, Ramires accosted her on the street while she was on her way home, and after she attempted CiirisliMiias? ; - . ' v - -- Sprpirlse: YiDrfsiiiiIy TM and- -- : Rtott Why Twenty-fiv- ; - : , . . . ' OO- Ogdenites hastening to work this were halted for-- period of morning 20 minutes in all sections of the city due to power trouble on the streetcar lines of the Utah Rapid Transit. All of ths ears of ths system were held up for almost' half an liour, The cause of the. trouble is not known. Officials of the railroads tines todsy stated that the weather conditions, evidently were responsible for a breakdown somewhere in the system . . SICS EEABACHS, fraa t&TsfcUt. ttUe 9rlBt) ts teoe sod etreactliea the ercaas ct 4iMtUa sac Znprrree Appvtlt, UUve Costlptiaa Gs-- M. Used fir t . oo-- SUE TO RECOVER ; ON NOTE. BALANCE give. " ! . off Chips ' 1.1 JUI1 IOR 8 . One-thi-rd Old Block Uttle Ms the regular tio.SMd of same lngredints, theo candy coeted. For children and adults. Suit to recover 1924.45 to he alleged a balance due on a promissory cote, has been filed in the district court by the Perranlt Insurance company of . 2344 Washington Avenue. ed a Moi ofc, Xinraas A Crystal Electric Washer Would Be a Wonderful Christmas Present to . well-illustrat- . ellai-BAtl- . -- WORKERS OUT EARLY DELAYED BY CARS ca3 " x . BJXJOU3rRE39 ays At the weekly assembly, Clyde Miller, a senior,1 and one of the 'leads, was presented with a.flv pound box of chocolates for' selling the greatest number of tickets to the seniors Ths first musical number on the play. program was a solo. 'Ths fitar of Peace." by El wood Burrows, by the Girls' 31ee club. accompanied The orchestra played an air from "Louis the Thirteenth." Following Lon Garrison read "Ths Mistletoe." "Silent Night, Holy Night," was sung by Blanche Wolberg. The Rev. L. A. Garrison delivered a very Interesting and Christmas talk. The orchestra ths "Minuet" by Patterewvkl. Theplayed program ended with a review of a number of yells. -- What would be more appropriate than a Sanitary kitchen sink, a bath room set? Visit oiir show room and pick from, the most complete' line of quality fixtures in the intermountain country at " Foi? TIieselTIiree $10.95 Our $10.95 dresses have made such a hit that we are placing many more of these bar gains at your disposal at the same price. Some of these new additions are of $42.50 values. Sale 1 A DC price 0 OlvD Coats and Suits Drastic reductions will con tinue until our. entire line of coats and suits is sold. There are still many leslr . able and good looking ones left at bargain prices. Fur Coats. $45 There is doubtless not a more complete line ofFur Gloves $2.50 s We have just received some of those high class flexible French gloves In two qualities. Don't worry about the fit them after size,' we will ' Sale price, pair Christmas. -- $2.50 and $3.00 Beads Boise, Idaho, against the Western Construction company and A. B. .White-waThe note Is allered to have been executed January 9. 1120. for $2190 and the balance of $924.45 Is still according to the complaint. . .. y. ow-in- g. N ' this sale these make useful presents for every home. Ask about reduced prices. For almost every purpose. We have practically every style and color. You will find this section a busy" one Cfi during the next few days. Sale price up from OUC Handkerchiefs Our line was never prettier and we question if any other little token will be more appreciated and appropriate. Wejiave them boxed or hulk. Crepe De Chine' Scarfs $1.00 Umbrellas There are only a few left these go on sale at a bargain. They are the .regular $2.50 Quality. Made from the best crepe de chine, i nn tJJl.UU for only $5 ...... 55c Bath Robing ; assortment in Ogdtn. Sale price up frdm . . . Holly Wreaths 49c ... last long at the sale - . . . price of . ... Bloomers : - ......a... fine quality wool In black, white and gray, with combination of colors. On sale 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 , during sale at off regular price. ONE-FOURT- . and white with co- lk $Z35 0 - - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 :; 0 0 0 n 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 it 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 H 0 "I? 0 ti 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 : 4 0 m 1 XaX. i em- H Ladies' Ever- Read v Water- Proof Aprons 75c These are, made- in checks, stripes,- '.fancy perplaids cales and cretonnes. . During this sale -- ( 75c to $1.25,. (WHERE THE WOMEN TRADE) - t X . 0 0 0 0 , 4 m Made of best grade fine nainsook special broidered. grade rnrr ,Q3 Jackets In black at Hand made plain and Jackets of the best .ored liningspecial Handbags Philippine Gowns 25 off Cardi-ga- n Silk Quilted iC Fresh from America's style centers com these handsome hand-bags- , superior in quality You can be sure looks. and a ' selection of one of these 1 will please her. Sale . price up frpm cpl.uv $2.98, $2.65, $2.35 Knitted AQ $1.50 Ladies' Jackets wool yarns, black and white. Special ' " Hade of Batiste crepe and satlne, tn- pink only. During ' this sale up KQf from OtJC Ladies' PJ of the red berries. They won't There Is still opportunity to select this specially priced bathrobing In either light or dark colors, at the CQ . OiC special price of .Crocheted of C Just received fresh and full 59 c 59c - We Just can't help talking about these handsome colored silk umbrellas. From the way they have been selling, our custodiers have made us think we have about the best French Zephyrs Of a good variety of cblors, 33 Inches wide, regular 75c quality on sale at the CCn OuC special price . 50c . in- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bay her one coats in.Ogden. for 'Christmas a handsome present that will last her many years. Sale $45 prices up from . . : er j Dresses ..... OU Can Afforid to Pay " , fo never-endin- g . That historic cry of Christmas wishes will be heard Saturday evening at the community sing on. city hall square.. Invitations to all singers of, Ogden eve to Join the crowd on Christmas and participate .in" the singing of Christmas carols was extended this who is orning by Lester Hlnchcliff, . arrangrlnsr the event. The Ladies' band Will take part, Mr. Hlnchcliff said. A number of the L. D. S. ward choirs of the citv have sig nified their dTfesire to Join in the holi day festivities, as have church choristers. The mayor probably; will speak. Following the sing, the crowd will break' up and groups will go to the residential and business districts sing"Now rny proposition is remodel ing Christmas carols. your duplicate your living Words of the. carols will be publish- roomsbasement, above onvprobably a little smaled Friday. ler scale at very little extra cost, get a good tenant and get, back Some of d the" capital invested.. Give employment to some Of the unemployed, relieve the conjested condition of our tenement houses and kill two birds Our last ad brought a big response for these handsome petticoats. "If you didn't get one take advantage while the assortment is still good. In jersey silk and taffeta. The price is CA 0.0U only Some are higner. 1 iLaLECTRIC Irons for Mother and Sister y the time Jack Frost makes his appearance and sticks his nose in our business, business stops. We must admit 1921 has been an ideal year for building, and also admit there has been a great deal of building done, but why has it stopped. There is not one inch of frost in the ground today, yet there is no excavating being done for the big business the papers of the country claim is coming our way. "As I said before we will admit there has been a good deal of building done, especially in cottage and bungalows, all modern, some with half, three-quartand full basements. To those with the full basement, I ask the question: What are you doing with them? Whit use are you putting them to? I dare say that ih a great majority you will find a coal bin, a wood shed and a store room and once in a while a furnace. $3.50 - " " For Christmas Shoppers Petticoats Time's n Getting n Short n n "Hurry" is the word n that must apply to one's u Christmas shopping, if the n list of gifts is to be comu pleted before the last n "mad rush." DO IT NOW This store, right up to hour each day, 0 the closing will do its best to facili0 tate Christmas buying, but 0 the hours between 9 and 0 11 are alwajs The 0 new gift thingsbest. will 0 find here daily,you axe 0 sources of to shoppers men 0 interest and women as well as lit0 tle 0 folks. 0 For this reason our Ac0 full quirement Sale continues benefiting 0 those blast desire quality 0 things who at prices. 0 You know bargain what we mean 0 if you are a Paine & 0 Hurst customer. 0 0 Kimono Goods 0 25c 0 0 These beautiful fleeced goods are suitable 0 and then wefor house dresses 0 In assorted colors and designs 85c quality 0 onregular OCp . &JC sale at 0 0 Turkish Wash 0 0 Sets S1.98 0 Wash clotha'to. match .the, towels. up in neat boxe3 0 ready to Put send as presents. All 0 colors up "to $2.65' c2l AO on at .... . P130 sale 0 0 Sheets and 0 Pillow Cases We are making a special 0 ducement on bedding during Dec. 21st, at WHITE CITY Cosiftmiui Toys g Joy-Givin- Skates and Sleds ASTING Ac n n . th one-eigh- OFFAY Phonographs and Records A New' Orchestra In Rube -- . 0 n n n n xx u n n n J! HREE More Days to Buy Representative Gathering to Discuss Utah Problems to Be Held in March . STANDARD-EXAMINE- R 0 0 0 0 0 0 n 0 0 0 n n n n n n 0 n . ni - nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnunnd i t i |