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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE. AVEDNEsDAV 091m, 420 Twonty-att- h 664; Corrogpondont, Business, Btrsst. , . and 740; Society, SIS J ct This afternoon the n Ogden chapter of the American Aaeocia-tioof Engineer sent telegram of indorsement of W. R. McKean for appointment upon the interstate commerce commission to President Harding and Senators George Norris ' of Nebraska and Reed Smoot and William H. King of Utah. Mr. McKean la a member of the engineers' organisation and was at one time with the Union Pacific company aa master mechanic. He is now president wf the McKean Motor company. President B. W. Matteson, of the chapter, a personal friend of Mr. McKean, said that more than a year ago President Harding, then senator, said that 'he favored the appointment of a good engineer as a member of the Interstate com-- , ' merce commission. ' Dec. IS. nl - I FUNERAL HOUR ANNOUNCED. Funeral services for OGDEN. Dec. IS Richard Thomas Summers. 81 years of age, who died yesterday from a paralytic . stroke, wilt be held at 1 oclock Thursday " DGPEN, Dec. 13. R. ft. Mitchell, of the afternoon at the Harrlsvllle meeting bureau of public roads, left this after- House, with Bishop Ray Brown conductnoon for San Francisco to witness the ing. The Interment will be made In the tests of various classes of road pavement City cemetery. . Funeral services for Richard Rowboth-aand building material which a 111 be made will bo held at 3 oclock tomorrow at Pittsburg, Cal. afternoon from the Second ward meeting . The test is made upon an oval piece of Bishop W. E. Newman In road, which is 1370 feet in length and house, with ' 13 feet wide. There are thirteen difcharge. - The interment will be made In ferent types of road. Under each type the City cemetery. of road are pits from which the engineers and Investigators watch the effect INSTALLATION TO BE HELD. - of the traffic. Warren L. Wattis. OGDEN, Dee. 1 About thirty large trucks are used upon worshipful master of the Unity lodge No. the road and they will continue to be 13, Free and Accepted Mason, will conused steadily until the road is worn out duct the tnetallatlon of the new officers The engineers will then make their reof the tomorrow evening at the port upon which type of road wore the Masonic lodge V. RockefelWilliam temple, best, ler will be the, new woralilpfdl master. After, the .installation refreshments will be served and a number of short talks will be made by the new and the retiring officers. California Making Tests of Material for-- . Roads m Weber County Medical Society Holds Banquet OGDEN, Dee. 13 The Weber Countv Medical society held its annual banquet at the Weber club tonight, with members of the profession from Salt Lake, Logan and other towns of the state as guests. Dr. Walter E. Whalen was the r. The principal was Dr. A. C. Behle of Bait Lake.speaker Other speakers were Dr. E. M. Conroy, president of the Utah State Medical Society, and Dr. J. N. Hall of Denver. toast-maste- FIGHTER IS FINED. Nerden's OGDEN, Deq, 13. Richard criticism of John Johnson's ability as a pool player led to a fight and the arresi of Nerden, according to the testlmonv In the city court this morning' at the trial of Nerden. In view of the fact that Nerden, said to be the aggressor, had a black tie and appeared to have been severely punished, the court fined him only $1, WILL DISCUSS IRRIGATION, Dec. 13. L M. Wlnsor or the OGDEN SOCIETY department of irrigation of the Utah j Agricultural , college, will talk upon the Inof Cooperate e Irrigation OGDEN, Dw 13 Mr, Ella Moyes wn host subject vestigation in Utah, at the meeting of afternoon to tha member of the the 3etrtajr Asof .the American Ogden chapter Hfitherbrtl club at her home. 3230 Lincoln the weekly buMueae meeting was held after which sociation of Engineers at CIT luncheon at the Weber club M Norr rtl entertained with ' Tbursdav. v election. A buffet luncheon na nerved. piano Mr. J. E Burton entertain the eiub at thft January meeting at her home, 2915 Wall t SANTA CLAUS GIVEN 25. entte. 13. James A. Smith, who MarB BeadUig elrcle met with Mr. forOGDEN. Dee At Milam .the past fifteen years has been taking Dotiyla afternoon at her yemerday home Jo the Fain-leehaige of all the letters addressed to apartment Mr Santa Claus which hare reached the Ad Kuhn wa boste to th Martha at the regular meeting yesterday .after- - postoffice, was voted 325 today by the Boon At the- Jdarv fay Inn. etty commiseion.' Mr. Smith said that Mr. Fred M. Nje will entertain the members the number of letters received thus far of her Bridge club at her home, 254 Jefferon Indicates that Santa Claus will have to avenue, Thurda afternoon use more than a truck In his deliveries The Ami Sewing club will be entertained toIn Ogden this Christmas. morrow evening by Mis Elisabeth Huth at her tipme. 3655 Hudson aenpe WIFE GIVEN FREEDOM., Mrs. J M. Luty announces ihe of her daughter. Vera to Jese K engagement OGDEN, Dec. 13. Margery Nelaorf was Hestmark, the wedding to take place in the near future. a decree of divorce from Lloyd granted Mrs E, E. trneehaw will enteraln the a L. Nelson by Judge George 8. Barker In of her Kensington club at a luncheon the district court this afternoon on the Thursday afternoon 'at the Weber normal eol- - ground of failure to provide. The rouple lege were married in Brigham City January " Mia Mary Dunn, AO Thelma Garner and 28 of this year. Ml Heleo Hanley will entertain the member the H h li, ehib tomorrow evening at the SUIT TO QUIET TITLE FILED. home of Ml Diinn, i3i (Jrant avenix in rempliment to Mia Madeline Quilllnan, a - JanOGDEN, Dec. 13 An action to quiet uary bride. , , the title of certain real estate In the Mr. and Mra. J W. Smalley will m ter tain Franklin place addltonwas filed In the the membera of their 500" dub at. their home. district court this afternoon by Presley 834 street, tomorrow evening F. and Horn others against James IverMember ,rf Women's Benefit as aortal loir j son. of the Ma era bee will entertnln at a card party - and dance tomorrow evening in the AAoodman ADMITS OPERATING GAME. hall The O. D. O, Kensington club will meet OGDEN, Dec. 13. Choy Wong, arrestThursday afternoon at the home of Mra. Arthur ed last night bv Detectives Everett Noble a Bender, 872 Twenty-fiftEdward Butterfield, pleaded gtiiltv .and Mra Kay W. Stone will be hosts to the to the a Chinese of operating lai Coa eiib member tomorrow afternoon at gam.e andrharge mas fined ISM) In the city court her home ?d6 Canyon road. this morning . The Mles Olga. Edna and Am Lindttrom OGDEN. f meto-ber- -- . Twenty-sevent- h t h will he hostesses to tin Luther league of the Klim Lutheran liurrh tomorrow evening a: their j I home, 758 Twenty alath 111 The Child Culture club meet Thursday M. afternoon at the Rertlmna with Mr II Barrow and Mrs. C. H St(An as hostess A psper on "Romance of the Old Indian TraHa will be given by Mr D. N. White. An Unusual Sale of , - OGDEN, RECOVERY OF 503 SOUGHT. OGDEN', Dec. 13. Suit to recover ISO1) to on a note for lumber be due alleged and material was filed in the district court this afternoon bv the Erc'es Lum- - ber company against Simon and Reuben Saunders. 0. 0 0 0 0xx Owned and Operated the People By and For asfin That will be a constant reminder of the t giver Z. C. MM. Hardware Dept. 0 0 0 Felt Sliooers last-minu- XX XX XX XX 0 0 Values to $2.00 for Values to $1.50 for 0 0 0 0 0 Values to $2.50 for . $1.00 $1.35 0 J V. 0 $1-7- 5 Values Values to $3.00 for to $4.00 $2.00 $2.75 I J V r . Our upstairs location also saves you money. 0 0 0 J V.. 0 0 0 0 0 Styles for Men, Women and Children 0 0 We believe this to be byfar the most complete assortment of House Slippers ever .shown 00 0 in this city,. Certainly nothing is lacking in variety in the wide array of styles, colors 0 0 and color Combinations and trimmings. 0 0 We 0 urge early selection,' because, complete 0 W assortment is,. it will not last long. This 0 .is a most timely Christmas gift offering, and 0 0 the prices are, in many instances, below manu0 0 facturer's cost.. Nothing is more giveable nor 0 0 acceptable, nor more reflective of the Christ0 MAKE YOUR 0 mas spirit than felt slippers. 0 0 SELECTIONS EARLY . 0 0 0 0 0 ,0' 0 0 0 ANOTHER SHIPMENT OP WOMENS, JAEGER WOOL FANCY HOSE 0 0 is the stocking which has proven popular amoiig the smart dfessera of tha city. Comes In 0 This Has the wanted nude shade, clocked in champagne or silver. texture and clings 0 0 Special, fectly to tha limb. pair ........ bbms $3.5 0 0 0 S AND MISSES WOOL. MEN S WOOL EOSE 0 5I.C0 0' HEATHER HOSE 0 Verv dressy wool half hose for men in drop 0 are hess beautiful and excellent stoekinga rib. Comes in the popular brown and 0 stitch eome in the brown heather mixtures .ties. 0 They I heather mixtures. All sizes now so popular I FA 0 green ....Vis1 Very Special, pair Special ....M.yl IvJ 0 0 PURE THREAD SILK HOSIERY 0 WOMENS AND MISSES HEA 0 . , hose Womens 0 pare thread silk, fashioned hose with 0 0 5, lisle top. An excellent quality for 0 Both plain and neat ribbed effects in a variety Black, white, African brown, cordovan and navy. .0 Seldom sold for less than $1.75 A I ff 0 offourththe This' is our 0 Special, pair of these remarkable values in ...M,.M.....M,..,Yhww 0 modish shipment Three pairs in am 0 hosiery 0 'Special, pair ................... $1.10 Christmas box 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 East 18 East 0 0 0 0 Broadway Broadway 0 as-th- . e Low Heel Models for Growing Girls Including Thompson Crocker t.ud other famous makes; good wearing,', neat appearing black side leathers.' All sizes. Theyre standard $a.o0 values. - Hosiery Special - so sofLsilk-lik- e per- - . Marvelous values in womens high dark tan, field mouse and ' gray kid, with fabric tops, and in kid. Good run of sizes. .These would be exceptional ."values -- all-blac- val- - at $7,85 a pair. j Misses . - - es. 6 Ogden Visitor Sets Record Pace for Petty Larcenies and Now Awaits His Day in Court OGDEN, Dsv 13 W. E. Russell, 23 vear of age, giving hla address as 2163 South Seventh East street. Salt Lake, Was arrested this afternoon by Detective minutes Joseph 8. McLean within thirtywhirlwind after he began a series of thefts in the business district. The police received the first call from the Bin ford Kim ball Auto company, where a report was made that a well dressed stranger had snatched 115 In currency and a check for rt from a desk at w hicb the cashier was making up the bank Detective MiI.eaVi was assigned to the case and followed the trail of Russell, which went to a bank, where a chevk was cashed, then to the Ogden Commission company, whre he stole a kodak; to Browning Brothers store, where he stole n automatic pistol, to a barber shop, where he sole a saxophone from -- the window by putting a newspaper over store, where it, and then to a second-han- d he stole a suitcase. After Russell had pawned the piatol and kodak he was arrested by McLean. When searched at the police station Russell had 140.50 in hla possession. He remarked that it was big business to be able to raise 40 In a strange town In thirty minutes. He will be arraigned in she city court tomorrow morning on the charge of robbery. V Boys Shoes Black end brown, Ezm glish end BIncher styles. Also good,' sturdy army shoes. Electric Irons chairman- - j. W. 'Wilcox, Max J. U, Eldrtdge, Jr., and C. AngusDavidson, Will Organize Chapter OVER ROYAL CAFE 353 autoist -- W eed Chains, Tires, Tnbes, Wrenches, Spark' Plugs, etc., etc. Your Choice s of Our Entire Stock of SAUT0 RUGS AT OFF ONE-FOURT- Accept only -- 1 JUR DRUG BTORE IS AT. SOUTH MAIN ST.E lll-U- 4 Bayer . package which contains proper directions. . rismlv tin boxes of 12 tablets Bottles li ttt tndi ntrk 0 Bvtf Uioolieuin of 24 and 100 All druyu'st of UoooixikitMMif of WtcillcwW 1 ' LICENSED TO MARRY. FTed A, Kuhlman OGDEN. IVc. 11 and Mabel M. Galsford, both of Ogden, were qtrantfj a marriage llcenae at the office of County Clerk C, T. Moye thla afternoon ? fitted bring wonderful relief to 'overworked properly and hadlv strained eyes. . , Optometrists, whose adDuring noon hour, drop in anil consult our ' ' and frank vice is free, dependable. by Library Trustees 5 STEPS t t (Hasses Officers Are Chosen -- 13 The straiu of office work ielis on the spirits nd health of young ffirls quickly if their eyes are not burn up to standard. Stenographers especially up a great amount of nerve force in keeping mind alert and eyes constantly focused on their work. - OGDEN. Dec .13 Tile Rav, John Edward ('an er was reelected president of the board of trustee of the Carnegie freq library last night Warren L. Wattis was elected treasurer and W H. Reeder, Jr., secretary. Today Preshfent" CtuviH announced the appointment of the following committees: Building. James H Dmiglaa and Mrs. Bertha Harris, supplies, A P. Bige- low snd P, T. Wright; grounds, J W. Ab- bott; bonks. Mrs. Florence H. Newcomb and the Rev. J. E. Carver - MAIN-STOZE- 3 Stenographers Eye Strain . inteiest We are also sliowing a splendid .variety of Manicure Sets, Scissors, Toeket Knives, Roller Skates'; and, for the new Cache Valley Engineers OGDEN. Iec. 13 The Union Pacific Railroad company this afternoon delivered to the Southern Pacific company, twelve hours ahead of the schedule, a train of thirty cars containing 15w automobiles which are being rushed from New York to San Fran- isco The special train airived heie at 4 05 o'clock this afternoon and left fifty minutes later for San Francisco Railroad men throughout the country are watching the record movement of the train of automobiles for the coast kith great Never say Aspirin without saying Bayer. WARNING! Unless you see name Bayer on tablets, you are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians over 21 years and proved safe by jnillions for Rheumatism Headache . Colds Neuritis Toothache Neuralgia Earache Pain, Pain Lumbago art Wright. The committee will select the names of thirty men to be voted for in the election of fifteen directors. te A Carving Set Is Especially Appropriate These arrivals. 'Size are eon plete. Likeut belo'v , OGDBN, Dep. 13. Members of the Ogden chapter of' the American Association of Engineers will go to Logan tomorrow night to assist In the organisation of th engineers of the U. A. C. faculty, students and engineers of Cliche valley Into a 'chapter. CHAMBER iILL ELECT. Those who will go from Ogden are OGDEN, Dec. 13 The Ogden chamber President B W. Matteson. Vice President of commerce will hold its annual election M. D. Williams. B J. Finch, C. W. Crow of officers and directors January 16, ac- E. E. Kidder, J. M. Tracy. C. A Lund, cording to the announcement today of H. J Craven, Ora Bundy, W, 8 Craven, Secretary O. J RtUwell. The nomination William Stowe. E. Gilgen. O. C. Lockhart committee whith. will select the candi- and J A. West. The pregram will consist of dates is composed of T. S. Browning, talks bv the Ogden and englueera The Ogden engineers willLogan make the trip by antomoblle. Aluminum Sauce Pans Aluminum Percolators, etc. t black and quality brown side leather lace shoes, with rounding toes. Also with fabric tops. All sizes. 000000000000000000000000000000 Electric Toasters Aluminum Tea Kettles Electric Chafing Dishes Aluminum Roasters Electric Grills Aluminum Bakers Electric Heaters Aluminum Cookers Pads and Childrens Lace Shoes Extra Special Automobile Train Is Ahead of Its Schedule ''Electric Womens High Shoes shoes, in mtmn popular-heather-shad- s 0 0 . for J " You will be delighted with the quality and styles of these $2.50 shoes. They have been bought at an extremely low price by our chain store buying organization, and are sold to you on a small margin of profit for volume business. te r r All You' Can Buy $2.50 Shoes at Well Worth t a 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 We have just received a special 0 . purchase of fine House Slippers bought at 0 0 a material reduction. 0 These have been added to our regular 0 0 Christmas Stock, and the whole assortment 0 has been divided into five groups and priced 0 0 as follows: 0 0 Y 9 0 All All All ah XX Wl The Peoples Store 11 r 664 McKean Is IndorsedWeber Normal College Class Presents Drama by Ogden Engineers OGDEJI, Dec. 13. Weber. Normal college dramatic class gave a presentation of the threo-ac- t. comedy, Peg o My Heart," theater tonight. Mar'at the Orphe'unv carried guerite' Rogers, In the tltla role,with her oi the honors of the evening portrayal of the character of the Irish girl. Miss Lenore. Croft, Mlsa Maybelle Holst, Miss Nan Emmett, Joseph Jpppson, Prank Douglas, Wallace Budge, Ben Young and Rulod Peterson completed the cast. A feature of the entertainment was the rendition of the song, Peg o' My Heart, linnet the direction of William H. Manning The comedy was presented under the direction of Blanche Kendell McKey. A one-adramatic episode. Matildy Elopes," written by the director, preceded the main comedy. 1021. 11, 000000000 000H00 000000 000000 00H OGDEN DEPARTMENT Phone nECEAIBER MORNINB, - Stenographers office glasses, ground to suit your eyes fitted by experts, in good gold filled frame, shelltex or rimless, any style. As low as '. s A SENSIBLE XMAS PRESENT Optical Department, Main Floor, Broadway Entrance Charge customers may have their glasses charged We duplicate broken lenses quickly. Wo save you time and money. STATE ft j riacirn THE Z3ZO STORE - 1' |
