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Show J . , '7 - J J THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 21, .1923. 13 OGDE5I DEPARTMENT 1 ' Office, Ogden Theater Buildis Busin aas, 64; Corresjxmdsnt, 664 wad 740; Society, rhonea I SITO i Plans Arranged for Harding's Stop The husband seeks the custody of the minor child. The couple were mar-- ; ned in Brigham City, December 19. mt. H i today r in Junction City kwLW"iQM"E"A,r Y)6DEX, June 23. Funeral services' OGDEN, June 33. President Warren 41 Harding will be the guest of Ogtlen nest Tuesday morning for fif- e minutes, according to the of j final annouacemerd of Mayor Frank j Francis. who is cnVirmafiot the ar- -' visit. rangementa for the president The present plans rail dor the arrival of the presidential special at 3 30 vcJorh In the morning. Automobiles will be provided fo the president and his partr. There win be eighteen automobiles which will be permitted inside of the molusure at the Union for Blaine Wheelwright will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 ,oclock in the gixth ward meeting houses Bishop Albert U. Foulger wlU preside The Interment aiU be made in the City cemetery. PRESIDENT GOES EAST. LIONS OGDEN, June 23. A. T. McCarthy, president of the Ogden Laons club, left tonieht for Atlantic City, where he will represent the Ogden chib at the national convention of the Lions clubs. Retraces 9 StcpoL. The parade win move east oh Twet- - MARRIAGE LICENSE GRANTED. e. OGDEN, June 23. Albert H street to Lester park, where Trermroton. and Eve B. Madsen. the acb'Kii children wul be gathered, were granted a marriage WiD circ'e the block of the park Honeyville, to enable the children to eee the license at the office of County Clerk L. this afternoon. A. Dyke Vap it said that Mayor Francis president (president.known whether the to an address the or not. A band wiG be stationed in the park during .he time of the I s visit. jjreaidenUal'party Ail of tta streets over which The Airraid nt will pass wlU be cleared of DEPARTMENT. all tehirles and traffic of all kinds Office, 41V. North Main. Telephone enerml U. G. McAlexander will direct 116. Reticence Telephone B3 W. the automobiles which wftl be used on for the tour of the eitv to Salt Lake. The trip to Salt lake v ill be made In about an hour and Historical to minutes, arriving there at U a. thirtyGovernor m epd Mra Mabev will Fourth Logan ride to Sait Lake with the president LOGAN, June 21. AD the people of C. S. Potter Is Oumer Logan( will Jota in celebrating Indeof Utah Champion Cow pendence day in the most evxensAe manna It has ever been observed in 7 new Cache yjtEey, according to Professor 2L Utahs OGDEN, k June I Ann bow DupliSarah hampion W. O. Robinson, recreational director es te. owned by CL S. Potter of Ogdr of the Sen ice. who is in proprietor toof th$ Lommondview farm, charge Community of the day a program. the announcement of the scrording of features the day will InSpecs of clude a historical Hoistetn Friesian Association parade, deAmerica, following tbe oflirial Louts puting twenty of pageant the most important conducted hi this state. in incidents of the the world s history The cow is a senior freedom. Each ward and civic and sod in the seven-da- v her recordfcfratsmai organisation tetl in the city will as follows: D7L3 poTiffds-w- L wii charge of a specie. event in his? 123 pounds of butterfaL ''egnjtT t? tory and will depict 4t in the parade, 15 Ifi6 poirnd of butter. A baseoall game between the Logan The association has also advised Mr and the BmHhfleld T'ntter that the earlv reports of the Collegians a boxing match between Frankie tffrta made upon another of the Potter Darren of Logan and Herman Auerfarm cows places her aa tbe juttioy bach of Salt Lake foe-tintermoon-tai- n champion cow of tbe state The cow welterweight championship, a is registed tn the national associmonster fireworks display, bicycle ation as Qlysp Sadie Ie KoL The raes for the bovs and games and races omplete records of the tests have do for the children will be other feabeen announced as yet tures of the day A telegram has been smt to Lieutenant Russell L. Maughan by the Two Demand Damage Chamber of Commerce and the A meri- - j Legion post No. 7, asking that he for Noisy Switching can make his first public appearance aftr his attempted flight t NiTXKX June Damagwi In the on June 30 here on July 4. sum of $WKK) are sought In sul filed of the eitv, the wards the resides ini the district bourt today bv W. T organization will take part lickett and Annie E. F Felton against following In tbe celebration: The Daughter of o the Central and the the Pioneers, the American Legion ELectricr Railroad companies. It of Logan tost No. 7, the is i laimed that as the result of the auxiliary No 1453. the Service Star Elks installation of switches in front of Legionlodge all and other civic organizathttr places, and the noise and clatter tion. The following chairmen of of the switch nr of freight cars by comm'.tteee have been appointed: Genthe defendants, that th market value eral executive chairman. Professor W of their i rtnicrty hs depreciated. O. executive committee. W Picktt asks for $r75 and Mrs Ful- O Robinson; Darley pageant committee. Proton seeks 3tt0. The property In fessor T). Earl Roolnson; costumes, Mrs. question is on IJncoln avenue be- FL 8. Badge: program. Superintendent and Twenty-fourt- h Orson Ran; sports. 7L W Brongham, tween Twenty-thir- d streets parade. Dr E. B Brossard. publicity. W. W Bowman, reception, parking STAKE CONFERENCE "TODAY. and policing. Commissioner James R. ( fC, DEN, June IS. The North We- Thomas. ber stake quarter hr conference will be MARRIED AT LOGAN. . held tomorrow in ths tahemarle. with sewirns beginning at 16 oclock In the 100 AN. June 23 Real W Jac.k-o2 o clock Ip the aftr-o- n and at of Oxford, Idaho, and Marv H mimingPresident John V Kluth win Whitney of Rob.n Idaho, obtained a authorities General church license and were married at the office preside. of the county clerk this morning i.ire expected to be present. . ALLEGED SPEEDER ARRESTED. UNEXPECTED. MI saw ik.DFTN, Jime 23. Ira Brown was the doctor you told me to eTisted by Ietective L W. Pack and see " Did vou tell him I sent you" Motcrcyrle Officer Rink Smurthwalte upon the- charge of speeding this after-Tio- r "Yea g r He is alleged to have been What did he wv'" ot the rate of forty-eigmiles He asked me to pa in advance. an 'hour. . Exchange SUNDAY AND MONDAY ONLY E1T-redg- th Never before and perhaps never again will you have such a wonderful opportunity to buy a ear. Were overloaded with used ears which have been traded in for new Nashes. They affe crowding our floors, blocking our entrance, hinSo dering. our business. weve decided to stand the loss and almost give them away I Effective at Once chil-Jrtr- en LOGAN and-dhe- Feature Pageant t J LIBERAL TERMS A small payment down and you drive the ear home, the balance yon can pay in con- tbme-yearr-o-id. Get these sensational prices $ve Furo-mit- s, venient terms. monthly TAKE YOUR CHOICE OF THESE WONDERFUL before purchase of any car he ' Come and look them over. BARGAINS " . dawn-to-dus- & Bam-l.eru- er Utalt-Idah- The Botterill Automobile Company Chandler Touring ..$300 Chandler Chummy ...5375 Chandler Touring ...5375 Overland Touring ...5185 Overland Touring .5275 Overland Touring- .,..$175 Overland Roadster $95 Haynes Touring- HUDSON and ESSEX - Phone Wasatch 636. South State Street. 36-4- 2 - In the Automobile Business in Salt Lake for Fifteen Tears.' Six Rebuilt Nash Touring Cars n - 0 . At prices ranging- from - $600 to $750 m ir ic itmivu trav-ein- Newly painted and hauled. - , over- ht HUSBAND ACCUSES WIFE. his wife REVENGE. Now. Ive had my revenge. tkjDEN. Jane 23 said into men. with dances other shoe to his friend, as a the salesman gos dulge in intoxicating liquors and stay customer left the shop. out late at night, are the charges Hows that Revenge made in the suit for divorce filed In "Well, the girl who Just went out the district court today by Norman Is a telephone operator. I gae her CoJrturier against Vera L. Courtnrler. the wrong number Exchange r" Again flic Troth O on Tire Prices t Did you read 6ur ad- vertisement in Saturdays Tribune predicting material price declines in standard tires? We have no , price schedule to offer. We offer to meet any standard fire competition. New price schedule oh United States Royal Cords will be announced early this week. i United Rubier Company 350 State Street. iL k I L Everything .in Rubber I Seven Days in LiT 01 New York SUITE AT HOTEL Tires! Tires! Tires! By JX88IE HENDERSON. Special Correspondent of The Salt Lake Tribute. Copyright, 1923, by Salt Lake Tribune. NEW YORK. June 23 Doesnt wfm as if it did this town a lot of good to have Coue spend so much time here a few morths ago. Every day in every way we dont appear to be getting any better at all. Very likely its the hot weather, or the strain of celebrating our silver Jubilee, or perhaps a lot of people are mad at not being Invited on the Leviathan trial trip. Anywav, look at Mavor Hylan and Comptroller Craig calling each other a liar not but what everyone is entitled to hie own opinion, of course. Not only calling names, but offering to Aght with the naked Asia And look next day at the president of the board of aldermen asking Alderman Falconer to come along out in the corridor and see who could sit hardest. This was not a schoolard oc-- , currence. mind you, but supposedly staid meeting of the board of esti-- i mates and the board of aldermen, and we. for one, are heartily In favor of the gloves handing those gentlemen and letting em go to tt. MANY METHOQS TRIED. Theyve tried many other methods of running the municipal government. Settling bide and ordinances by an uppercut or a left Jab might be as fair and as efficient a way as any. At least, things would be no Worse and a lot of doctors would be a little better off. As you have already surmised, we are a trifle sore ourselves at tiot being Invited on that Leviathan trip. Though the big boat sailed from Boston, it had a number of New Yorkers aboard, and the tailing was the talk of Broadway, Fifth avenue. Wall street and environs. Not that we care. You can get it easily enough now that the police are beating up war veterans instead of crabbing cabaret. And besides, they say there isnt anr aboard anywav. . We ought to be thankful and we certainly arothat we dont teach school here or work for the city. Otherwise we might be one of the ten thouswd women marching today on none too frigid streets In order that the silver Jubilee may show up with a flourish. holDur BUREAU IE LATEST Thig town has a holdup bureau now, not a bureau conducted by the police in order to minimise robberies, but a bureau of good places and people to hold up. organized by the holdup men themselves. The bureau places men In factories where large payrolls exist and the men tip off ihe bureau as to where, when, how and bow much. It might be a good idea, toct.v for the holdup bureau heads to get a position In the police department. But lt no use pretending New York Is up to date. The last place In the world youd look for a volunteer Are company the kind where men drop their work at the flrst whang of the alarm gong and dash for the engine house is within New York City. Dont look for it now. The lest volunteer company has disbanded this week, and the volunteers it was way out In the Bronx were none too pleased at the order for d'flbandmenL They admit Jfs all right to be efficient and to have regular ftremefl for regular fires. But why From Factory to Consumer disband the defender hose company, they demand to be told, when the nearest regular company is three mile away and no nearer one has been provided Oh, well, its Just one of those things , With its volunteer firemen and the apparatus finally extinguished, the town may take a new hold on life and really amount to something. But Just as this hope springs up, comes the Information that Manhattans proportionate population is rapidly shrinking, while that Beof the other boroughs increases fore long the real New York, the old New York, will have fewer inhabitants, than any of its recently acquired appendages Goody! Goody! yells everyone who is looking for an apartment in Manhattan. one-hor- Major D. H. Cowles Ordered to Douglas Major D H. Cowles, United States army, has been orderered to Fort Douglas for duty in connection with the reserve officers and citizens training camps. He U now on duty with Fort the general service schools, Leavenworth, Kan. Communication received at the post yesterday from Major Cowles said that he would arrive June 23. , He is an instructor In the army school at Leavenworth, and during the summer ramps at Fort Douglas he will lecture and demonstrate on the modern methods of warfare and the usage and mechanism of the infantry and Its auxiliary weapons. -- wmn owa. DES MOINES. Iowa. June 23. A temperature of 94 degrees, the highest of the year, was recorded here this afternoon. Davenport, Dubuque and Keokuk reported maximum temperatures of 9 degree, and in no city In the state did the thermometer fall below 90 degrees during tbe day. Tremendous Savings Distinguished N a t i o nal Party Is to Have Comfortable Quarters. - SEATTLE-,- June -- The COME AND GET YOURS NOW Every Tire a Real Bargain 40 Per Cent Off ....-.$30- . You Can Nam Your Own Terms. t waiting, for STANDARD CORD TIRES ALL COED TIRES 0 Touring $400 Touring Touring .....$275 Roadster $485 Maxwell Touring ..$175 Kissel Touring $300 Jeffery Touring ....$150 Studebaker Touring $200 . DOORS OPEN 9 A. M. COME EARLY. these cars have in price exactly AH are in good condition and running ready for the road. Some of been cut one-hal- f. LO.HaylorCo. 43 to 53 West 4th South. Salt Lake City. j j Now Playing at dining- -room Silver to Amwican protection, despite the fact, pointed out by the state department. American vessels enter American trading schooner, that were Russianthat waters at their own risk. The start ua of the Silver Wave and thla week reported held ty soviet authorities at Kaat Cape, Siberia, are the Blue Sea was given In a wireless fast In the Ice of the Arctic ocean at message received here today bv Olsf Cape Yak an, 700 mUee nerthweat of Swenson A Company, owners of the East Cape, according to word received Blue Rea, from Dudley E. Holden, here today- .- Their crews are not In their business agent, who is on the custody. It was stated, but the vessels trading schooner Chukotsk, In Bering are under orders to report to East sea, Mr. Holden reported that the Ice Oape as soon as the Ice permits them In tbe Arctic Is umuually heavy thla to move. year along the Siberian coast, though Discussing the plight of the four light along Ihe Alaskan shore Traders to"the Arctic, riincusslng the vessels, which include the Belinda of Nome, Alaska and the Iskum of Ta- announcement of the state department, coma. Wash., traders here today recalled that commercial relations called attenttohto the fact that tha were maintained by the United States Belinda, Silver Wave and Blue . Sea with Siberia under the White governcleared from American ports befort ment. and that American consult were the establishment of the soviet regime, at Vladivostok and Petropavlovsk unand therefore might be. held .entitled til late last winter. , 23 Blue Sea, two of four A frEW DAYS ONLY the tires you have been Satisfaction ax money tack. With a guarantee of 12,000 miles Brine la roar old tiro sod got real cash for It. Renovation of the presidential suite at the Hotel Utah was begun yesterday in preparation for the visit to Salt Lake Tuesday of President and Mrs. Harding. Workmen also undertook yesterday (o make the carpet on the mezzanine as bright and clean as human power ran make it, for the public reception to J'e held between 12 and 1 o'clock Because of the large number of persons who desire to meet the chief executive of the nation, persons who have seen the president should leave in order to make room for others. It was said at the hotel. From their bedroom, with Ps hand- - t carved mahogany beds and furniture j and its velvet carpet, President Har- - . ding and Mrs. Harding may see the j Mormon temple and the surrounding The suite also include a . grounds. large reception room, the wails of which are covered with plush, a Winand a sitting-roodows are hung with draperies rich enough to gra e the White House The first lady of the land will have her mania and President Harding will be waked on by his personal yaiet. President Harding will he theThlrd president to stay atthe TroteTwlT had' sheltered former President Woodrow Wilson and former President William H Taft. The name of former V ice President Thomas Marshall has also appeared on the register. Other notables in President Hardings party will be given suite in various parts of the hotel. There are Trading Schooners Held Fast In Ice in Arctic Ocean Wav, and the They are here Buick Buick Buick Buick We Carry a Complete Line of Tubes, This Is the Place TireSales Corporation Opposite City and County Bldg., 4th South and Stats. Was. 2754 Distributors Utah and Idaho. MATT. OBDHBS BECErVE FBOBCPT ATTENTION about forty person. In the retinue. Ine eluding secret aervtc, men whose duty It Is to guard the president night and day. TH VERY MAN A Glasgow man who had a friend who was the manager of a large business house In London sent a letter to the latter asking him If hs could give a lob to a certain young I man he knew. The Iondonee read the letter, and, after Interviewing the young man. gave him a clerkship in his firms counting house. Rome time later the two friends met. and the Glasgow man ventured to hope that hta recommendation had been productive. of good results. "Quite the contrary." replied the manages. the "Well, well' t thought he aery man you were looking for." re"So he is; so he la!" was ths sponse. "What do you mean? said hts I thought he would suit you. friend. He wae bo full of go. "He was. replied the- - other. I "He hea gone with 11004 of my money." Exchange. sit Ogden's Leading Theaters THE OGDEN Marshall NeUans THE BTBANGEBS BANQUET THE UTAH , Betty Blyth la A DABLING OF THE EICH THE COZY Gladys Walton GOSSIP in FIXTURE SALE LIGHTING . Call and see DIRECT FROM FACTORY TO CONSUMER the latest styles and finishes. Let us give you a figure en yeur new home. |