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Show THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 7, 1926. THE SALT 'LAKE TRIBUNE, OGDEN DEPARTMENT PhonerBusiiies3, Offic, 514 Washington Avenue. 117; Correspondents, 117 and 130-- Society, 2190. Donald Panama 16th Named Grand Champion Fat Steer at Ogden Livestock Show Grand champion cow Joy 6th, ex- hiblted by A B Cook. ArM herd First, A. B. Cook; sec end, Winterton Bros; third, Ed .Rig- gan; fourth, B. C Linebaugh. Yearling herd First, A. B Cook; acond, Herbert Chandler; third. Win- terton Bros.; fourth. B C. Linebaugh Pair calves First and third, A. B Cook; Herbert second, 'handler;, fourth, Winterton Bros. Four animals First. A. B. Cools; second, Herbert Chandler; third, Win terton Bros.; fourth B. C. Linebaugh. PUREBRED BEEF CATTLE , DIVISION., Judge, Frank Brown, Carlton, Ore. ABERDEEN ANGUS. Bxhibitore Harrison Stoek Farms, Woodland, Cal y H C. Taylor, Roan oke, Mo.; Harris A Rons, Eden, Idaho, Bulls calved between June 1, 1922, and May 31, 1924 First, Harrison I foot, Idaho; R. 8. Dixon, Provo, Utah; lira. F. C Montgomery, Ogden, Utah. Ham. 2 years or ovei lrst, Mike Barclay; second, R. 8. Dixon, Rah), 1 year and under 2 First. jtjRraBarclay lamb, TODAY rat, under 1 F. C. Montgomery Champion ram Mike Barclay. Ewe, 1 year, under 1 First, second and third, R. 8. Dixon Ewe lamb under I year First and yea-Fi- Mr Champion ewe R S Dixon. ' COTSWOLD. Exhibitors Hurry T. Crandall, Casa City, Mich. .Ram, f years or over First and Icond, Harry T. Crandall. Ram lamb, under I year First, Harry T. Crandall. Grand champion Harry T. CrandaJl. Eve, 1 year, under 3 First, second and third, Harry T. Crandall. Ewe Iamb, under I year First and second, Harry T. Crandall. Flock First, Harry T. Crandall s! - lFGCD Stork Farms. ' Bulls calved between June 1 and December 31, J92S First, Harrison Special te The Tribune. Stock Farms. POCATELLO, Idaho, Jan. f. Tha Bulla calved between January 1 and Six-hornd of Mlk ,n th Mayd 31, 1924 First, Harrison Stock Eh1bltoplH.IXTrNdr.ndll. second, H. C. Taylor. i Fred youthe. Micb. Ogden Noorlander, City, , 1 Bulls calved between June and Ram, I years or over First and aec- - j charged with the .murder, of Walter September 30, 1924 First, Harrison 8radden' roe'r w Stock Farms; second, H ( Taylor. jreuwFirgt, ' day noon In diatrlct court by County I Bulls calved between October 1 and T. Crandall. Harry December 31, 1924 First, Harrlaon Champion ram Harry T. Crandall. Attorney H. J. ' Swanson, and at 3 I Stock Farms; second, H. C. Taylor. Ewa, 1 year, under 2 FI rat, second o'clock the defendant, were brought Is a registered Bulls calved on or after January 1 Hereford individual OGDEN, third Harry Tt Crandall. fitted by Jack Lawrence, herdsman 1925 First Harrison Stock Farms, and stork collsttam, Ewe lamb, under 1 year First, from their cell In the county Jail to largest exposition for the Cook farms. second, H. C. Taylor fcnd third, Harry T. Crandall. econd the courtroom to be arraigned before building In the sta'e, was crowd d to Three bulls owhed by exhibitor THE AWARDS. Champion ewe Harry T. Crandall. utmost rapacity this afternoon when, Blatrlct Judge -- 0. R. Baum. Follow- First and second. Harrison Stock In conditioning this outstanding Farms; mb T. Cr.nlr,t third, H C Taylor. In the estimation of Manager IetVr uer, Mr. Lawrence followed the same d.Un lnfOTro.o. the ng th( bulls Stock Two Harrison. First, F. Whitlock of the Ogden Livestock methods as were used in the fitting Farm. Ben of four laraba Flrat, Harry T. ' court announced that the pleas of Show, Inc, all attendant e re ords of nf the famous steer. Deacon, which Senior champion bull Glencarnock, CrandalL the brothers will be taken Thursday of the Chicago Flock First and second, Harry T. afternoon were was grand champion by Harrison Stock Farms the Ogden livestock show at 2 oclock. international in 1933, and was con- exhibited Crandall. bull Har Junior champion Questor btoken. AH day and far Into the sidered one of the greatest steers ever raon Noorlander are The brothers Stock Harrison exhibited 2nd, FAT by DIVISION. SHEEP d into a ring Farms night the crowds streamed into the murder first with ,and charged degree Judge--Ramade MoFarland. are Lake Salt awards Following today: Grand champion bull Glencarnock building, eager In anticipation of witthe Information filed today by ths City. PUREBRED BEEF CATTLE exhibited by Harrison 8tock Farm. CARLOT8 nessing an extraordinary hestok county attorney contains two counts. DIVISION. Uows calved before June 1, 1922 Black-fooThs first count charges that on Not, Exhibitors with MivhMl and expedition, praise Judge, Frank Brown, Carlton, Oro. First, Harrison Stock Farms; second, Barclay, departed willdaho D. R. Taylor, for the seventh annual llestck show Harrfs A Son a Eden, Idaho. Rigby, vember 24, 1926. the defendants HEREFORD! DvU Adams, Layton; Rich ft fully, unlawfully, feloniously, deliberTows calved between June 1, 1922, tdilho; Exhibitor If there was any particular attracHerbert Chandler, Baand with malice and May 131, 1923 First, Harrlaon Wilson, Twh) Falls; Idaho, John K. ately. premeditatedly Ore , A. B Cook, Townsend. tion this afternoon to swell the at- ker, Madsen, Ml Pleasant; Jack Murray, aforethought, made an assault upon Mont ; Frank Paree, Rupert, Idaho; Stock Farms. Walter 1 a certain blunt Scadden with W. tendance record, it was the exhibition K C. Linehaugh, Howard and Ogden, Heifers calved between June Bingham, Ogden; Pleasant Grove, mortal fractures of ths, Chicago Union Stockyards' Utah.; 'Winterton Brod, Charleston, December II, 1923 First, Harrison Thousand Springs farm. Wendell, Instrument, Inflicting Bcadden died on NoMr. from which Utah; Ed Rlggan, Victor, Idaho; W. Stock Farms; second, Harris A Sons.1 Idaho; Tovey ft. Smith, Maiad. Idaho. famous six horse team of Clydesdales Heifers calved between January K. Potter, Farmington; H. C. Taylor, Fat lambs 60 to load First and vember 24. The eecond count chargea The announcement that the team, Roanoke, and May 21, 1924 First and second, champion, Michael Barclay; second, that the defendant! burglariously enMo ; Royal B. Woolley, Ogwould be harnessed and give an exHarrison Stock Farm Dell Adams; third, p. R. Taylor; tered the 8cadden store at Inkom with den; Angus Idaho, Maiad, Stockings, hibition at t o'clock found every D. M. Daniels, Heifers calved between June 1 and fourth. Rich ft Wilson. the felonious Intent to commit the Mal&g, Idaho. available inch of apace in. the building 19X4 Harrison crime of larceny, and while so intendFirst, Bulla calved before'June 1, 1922-F- irst. September 30, Four beat individual fat lambs filled. Farms. Stock B. A. First and champion, D. R. Taylor; ing and attempting to perpetrate said Cook; second, Frank The crowd made room in the middle Paree. Heifers calved between October 1 second, Thousand infarm; third, burglary and in execution of such aisle for the great team, and when Bulla an asbetween June 1, 1922, and December 81, 1924 First, Harrl Michael Barclay; Springs s fourth, Jack 'Mur- tent and attempt, committed certain Billy Wales, driver of and Maycalved 1924 First, A. B Cook; son Stock Farms. 8oadden with II, a sault upon horses, drove the stalwarts before the Senior champion cow Blackcap ray. Winterton Bros'. ; third, B. C. blunt instrument, inflicting mortal CARLOT8 FAT BWINE DIVISION. crowd, voluminous applause Was sc-- second, Bees Glencamork. exhibited by Harfractures from which Mr. Scadden Due to Linehaugh. corded him and his horses. rison Stock Farms. Exhibitors Alvin 'Peterson, Mink died. Bulls calved between June A and lack of space he was unable to have December Junior champion, row Blackbird Creek, Idaho; Erik Sundquist, Firth. II. 1928 First. A B Cook, Glencarnock state witThe names of ninety-tw- o them perform any fancy driving. 101st. exhibited by Har- Idaho; McBeth farm. Inc., Payaon; J. nesses second, Ed Riggan; third, B C. are indorsed on the informaEXHIBITION rison Stock Farms TODAY. L. Hatch, Hatch, Idaho; M. Whittion doubt the without and is the list cow Blackcap worth. Bancroft. Grand Tomorrow afternoon at oclock the Bulls calved between January 1 and champion Idaho; J R. Lar- largest on record In district, court. world s champion team will give an May 31, 1924 First, Herbert Chandler; Bess Glencarnock. exhibited by Har sen. Ogden; Albert Maiad, 6mtth, will be subof witnesses the Many exhibition upon some of the principal second and third, A B. Cook; fourth, rlson Stock Farms. Idaho. poenaed from Downey and Preston, Aged herd First, HarrUon Stock business streets of the city Thev B. C. Linehaugh. 25. weighing 240 or over Carload, Idaho; Brigham City, Garland. Ogden. Bulls calved between June will be driven up Twenty-fourtand Farms First, McBeth farm, Inc.; second, A1- Sait Lake City and WellsviHe, Utah. herd First, Harrison via Yearling street to Washington aveuua, and on September 30, 1924 First, A. B Cook; Erick Peterson; third, Sundqulst. The complaint stated that followFarms. Stock av'enue h B. Twenty-alxfHerbert second, C. between Chandler third Washington Carload, 25. each weighing 200 and ing a series of burglaries at various Pair calvee First, Harrison Stock street and Twenty-thirstreet. Linehaugh. 240 First, M. Whitworth; secunder In Utah, the Noorlander brothFarms. cities 1 Bulls Chicalved livestock men Prominent from between October and Four animals First, Harrison Stock ond and third, J. L. Hatch. ers stole a car in Salt Lake City and 31. 1924 First. cago to the Pacific coast are among December Herbert Farms. Grand McBeth Inc. farm. champion In drove It to Pocatello, arriving here those attendance at the show Keen Chandler; second. A B Cook; third CARLOTS FAT CATTLE DIVISION. November 22. A new Cadillac car. be- interest is 'being shown by them in Frank, Paree; fourth. H C. Taylor CATTLE. JERSEY PUREBRED some of the s exhibits, par- fifth. Winterton Bros; sixth, B C. Exhibitors O. G and F. A. McMas-te- r. longing to C. H McIntyre, was stolen E. Haeger, Algonquin, Robert of Judge local livestock and cattle ticularly Linehaugh Twin Falla Idaho, Abe Rhodes, by the brothers from the McIntyre Illinois. men. Bulls calved on and after January 1, on South Seventh avenue and Garland, L. L. Keller, Ogden; Patter- garage Exhibitors John E. Thurgood A son In a statement today, J W Snod1925 First, A B Cook, second, third was left deserted on the highway Livestock, Garland; James Lund. north A West Sons, Utah; Point, and fourth, Winterton Bros grass, manager of the noted Parley of Pocatello. Before leaving the ' fifth, Fountain Green; Oscar Peterson, Ogstork farm exhibit of Holstein Ed Rlggan; sixth, seventh and tenth, Oon, Provo, W. A Nuttall, Prevo; den; the two burglarised the Bert Rudd, Irwin, Idaho; Hen- citv thatof night Home Srom Santa Paula, Cal , pronounced D M Daniel; eighth. Angus StockB Mann, Woods Cross; Lew Georg Office the Lumber comthe Ogden Hveettxk showithe best of ing; ninth H. C Taylor Mar Price, Provo, C. M. Barker, North dricks livestock company, Lewiston; pany, a small amount of silstealing H. Belnap, Ogden, E W Joseph Its slse In ths country H said Bros Smoot Three hulls owned bv exhibitor farm, Jersey Ogden; from a safe and a rifle. It Is an extreme pleasure to come First and third. A B Cook: second. Farmington,. Elias ('all. Ogden; J. P Smith, Dillon, Mont.; A. B Petterson, verFrom Pocatello the two drove to to Utah and exhibit Here Herbert Chandler, fourth, Winterton Dlueen, Ogden, Utah Agricultural col- Garland: J F Barnard, Salma Norcattle Inkom twelve miles south of this man Jensen. Brigham Citv, T G. there are no strings attached and no Bros lege, lxgan, Mvron P Cooley, Ogcitv. the complaint continues, and defavorltea Each exhibitor is accorded Two bulls First and fourth. A B den, Melvin Gibb Roy. Raymond Per- Bond. BtackfooL Idaho; Jack Mur- rided to burglarize the Scadden store the utmost oourtesv and JUs stock Coek; Herbert Chandler; kins, Ogden; H T Butler, Ogden: C ray, Ogden; J. A. Harris ft Sofia second, In breaking used a plnch-ha- r wins upon their merits only This la third. Winterton Bros I B. Price, Eden, F. J Hlrsohi, Rosette. Esser & They Scott Provo, Cannon, Mike was builv not only trus of the Ogden livestock Junior bull Panama's Provo. a'iagher, Ienver. Colo.; Troy D. into the instore. and of small drawers the show but also of the Utah stafe fair, Choice 29th.champion rifling exhibited by A B Cook Smith. Mackay, Idaho; J W. Ander- engaged when BUII calved before July 81, 1922 Scadden. who occupied raMneta where our herd exhibited last fall Senior champion bull Donald PanE Thurgood A Sons, sec- son, Arco. Idaho; Bingham ft First John in an Henceforth I shall be a booster ama 6th, exhibited hv A B Cook adjoining room, Ogden; Lee Teterson, Saltna. Ed living quarters W. A. Nuttall, third, Parley A for The Ogden livestock strong turned he was show and for Grand champion Donald Panama ond, arsons. Salt Lake City; George E called Into him As Mike Scadden. Olson Utah Fred chest 6th. exhibited bv A B Cook the shot by Idaho Salmon, Bull calved between August 1, 1922, Shoup, ALL PRAISE OQDEN. room Into struck the Cows . calved before June I. 1922 rushed and the Fat cows First, Patterson Liveand Julv 31, J93 First, George B. , over head the with store Exhibitors tn all classes had nothing pi.., proprietor Herbert stock company. Garland. Mer. P,rlce. cerond. rtiadlM- thlrrt, D M lTc'n.d', fourth,.! Mann, but praise foe their treatment ComFat steers or heifers, 2 years or a flashlight, knocking him unconscious Bull o.lv.d brtwern Au,ut 1, 19S3, mendation came not only from winhis carried then floor. Fred to the inebaugh and February 1, 1924 First, Lew Mar over First, Bert Rudd; second. Os- wounded brother to the car and drove ners but from those whose prised anihctwo.n Jun 1. car Peterson third, Patterson livemals failed to take first prises 'The and MayrJv,t 31, Is A B he him left at a rookto Preston, where Firt. Bull ra)r February 1, stock company work of the Judges proved entirely wood, Herbert fhandlrr. third Ed 1124. hospital Fred then drovs into Utah, V. A, 1. 1924 Fat or steers and and heifers, year First, July to fourth. Winterton tiro. It Rlfann, satisfactory every exhibitor. after eluding officers for two dav aciond, ( Irory, B Mann under 2 First, J A Hams ft Son; and wag particularly noteworthy that beIfeifer. ralvnl Jun and Nuttall: was apprehended at the home of his M Barker second, J. F. Sanard, third. Jack Murthird, fore awarding prizes in any close race 31, 1921 First, A. B. Cook sister pear Provo. Bull ralved between August 1, 924, ray. the Judge would , exercise the utmost frtrmd Wlnr.rtnn third. Annus and Following his arrest and transfer Fat steers or heifers, under I year care and scrutinise each animal with Stocking, fourth, Bfima, January 31, 1P23 Flrat, W A Elnrbaukh f the to Ogden Hty jail, Fred Nuttall second, Hmnot Bros. Jersey (baby beef) First and second, Jack the greatest precaution Helfr January made g complete confession of urra v The Judging of the stock attracted nd May 31. l2f Klrat and third, Id Mar Price. third farm: the operations of he and his brother, Bull calved In 1926 between FebruHerbert Chandlfr, iwrond, A B Cook, Fat heifer First, G G and F. A. officers many hundreds of enthusiasts. say, and the list of ortme In1 and June 3ft The bulk of the judging in all fourth, B. (. Unabaukh W A Nut McMaster ary First, cluded a number of car thefts and classes ' was completed this evening, Jaw Mar Price, third. Heifers cahed between June Hfeers or heifers, 2 years, under 3 ,a1, and In Utah. By tomorrow morning The herdsmen September 30. 1024 First, A B rook J P. Dlnccn fourth, Ellas Call irst. Bingham ft Dan ford, second, burglaries in various cities and managers will have their ribbons second, tMnierlon Brs bull Majestic ; third, Frank Junior atterson Livestock compan , third. champion representing their winnings on display Iare. Parsons Hift Knight, exhibited by W. A for Divorce Wife shove their cattle to be Mewed by Hetfera called between October 1 Nuttall Grand champion Bert Rudd, IrWin the Visiting public and liecember 31, 1324 First, Herbert Hcnior and grand champion Golden Idaho. Donald Panama 13th. on Ground of Cruelty ('handler: second A. B. Took third Fern s Dnnnschad, exhibited b John Hereford steer shown by A B Cook Winterton Bros fourth. Ed Rlmnn! E Thurgood & Sons Co of Townsend. Mont , was crowned fifth, B (' IJnebaugh. Cow calved before July 31; 1921 Stella P Boek e OOPRV, Jan grand champion fat steer of the sevHeifers calred on, nr after January First and third. W A Nuttall; second Amoiig Thote instituted divorce proceedings today enth annual Ogden livestock show I, 1923 First. A ,H Cook; In Second district court against the second, and fourth, Smoot Bros Jersey farm here today. the Ogden Show Ketko Chandler; (third B C Bine-D- a Cow (alved between August 1, 1921. Boekweg, charging cruelty. She Panama won this distinction from Herbert fourth I. M, Daniels ugh, sets forth that her husband became 31, 1922 First, W A. Nutthe largest field of entrants ever made Cow called before June 1, 1922, with and July enamored of one Fetje V. Sljtsma my eTAFF CORRESPONDENT tall, second. Smoof Bros Jersey farm in an Ogden livestock show. There at aide calved after October three B years ago and admits his af- William 1. Norton, PromiMarvn. third. 3 were over sixty prime fat animals calf George OGDEN. of Stockmen Jsn Idaho 1924 First. Winterton Bros eecond her The Boekweg were Heifer alved between August 1 thought they were doing something fections for competing In this clasg Panama 13 P C I .Inebaugh, third, Ed Rlggan. in Salt Lake November 9, married 1922. 1923 and Julv 31, stood second in his ciass at the recent Hmoot First. unusual, worthy of a place In history, 19rtS. and have Penlts champion cow Joy 4th ex- Bros eight children. in Many ActivJersey fsrm, second. George B when they sent 349 head of livestock Chicago International Livestock show hibited br A B Cook which Upon his and was first at the Pacific Internathird. W A Nuttall; fourth. to the Ogden livestock show last year. Junior champion cow Tool Panama Man-nGeorge L Turner detional at Portland in November He 14th exhlhltad bv A R Cook Lew Mar Price , It wasj a noble effort and seldom does fendantdesertion, In a divorce action brought br ities Is Dead Heifer calved between August Nephi. any state support so snthuslastically Kffte M Turner, was gUen a dUorcg 1923. and January 31. 1924 First. W an event a But S tn by neighbor. sponsored bv todav George Judge A Nuttall, second, Iew Mar Price; the record of 1925 has fallen and the the Heoonfl dLstrtot court Upon mothird John E Thurgood Sc Sons registry books at the Ogden show tion of her attorney Mrs. Turners flpecisl te The Tribune Heifer calVed between February this year shows 821 head of Idaho complaint was dismissed and July 31, 1925 First. W A. NEPHI. Jan. 3. William I. Norton, stock This does not mean that numsecond, George 'B Mann; third ber of individual entries, for In the former chief f police of Ogden, died and fourth, Lew Mar Price Trial Date Murder as fat and feeder claages many as this morning At the horns of his sisHeifer calved between August 1 twenty-fiv- e head 1924. and January 31, 1925 First, sec ter, MTa Nell Broadhead, after a Be Fixed to one as classed entry lond and third, E Thurgood & sMr. Illness. Norton's eons, a a a long Sons fourth. C Y. Cannon W. A Provo Jersey breeder, Jan. 3 Time for setting Thomas R Norton and Waller W. OGDE? Heifer calved between February 1 and threatens Nuttall. to do in his breed what the the date of trial of 'Walter Chadwick, Norton, of Ogden, arrived here this June 30 lf3& Hmt, W A .Nuttall famous Bllllwhack with the murder of Ludovtc farm herd did In ,econd, W A .Nuttall. third, Iew Mar Holsteins The Nuttall Jerseys are charged Ienard. W'as continued todav by Judge 'afternoon and proceeded with to remove the body to Triis, fourth, John E Thurgood ft bringing in ribbons galore, but a Georgs B Barker of the Second din- -' Sorrs will prevent trlct oourt until Saturday morning, Ogden. Junior champion row Tormentor's smaller group probably of Arthur absence to the Woolley, duplication of the Bllllwhack vic- due China exhibited by W. A. Nut-ta- ll any OGDEN, Jan. 3 W'tiUam I. Norton, tories. This California farm took defense counsel eleven and six firsts former chief of police of Ogden, was championships j Senior and grand champion cow Kven with the) winIn HoUtelne s Richard. Mcretary nf th the first preetdent of the Ogden Majestys Utahna Fawn, exhibited bv nth,, which I. two lion' OhrUten- Hve.tonk ehow; A. show, th MvenOt of which exW A Nuttall. W BiUlwhmrk J. Rnxirr&aft, hare. ent, positions is now In progress, lit home Fricultuml Weber county Graded herdFlrst. V. A. Nuttall not wul get back and E E. Smith, one of those in was at Sunset, eight miles south of secoud, George B Mann, third. Lew manager,In says he enough premium money to pay the of the exhibit, were named as the city Mar Price Mr. Norton was bora in Richfield, railroad for bringing his stock to Of- charge a committee to keen things going Preederx' young herd First- W A den he a, He's say .llf8. the eon of Lav Id satisfied, February anyhow, The chief action of the meeting was and Nuttall. second, Lew Mar Price; third, for he likes the of the TaiaJtha McDaniel Norton He show a at spirit dairy seed for Ogden to provide George B Mann worked for the Consolidated Whgo.t west year Mr Richard assured ths and Machine Breeders calf herd First. W, A breeders of Utah ' a a for a number Vunall. second. Mar Price; third, meeting moner could bs provided as of years beforecompany Vj chief of po- T animaJ husbandRinehart. becoming a to such Utah exhlhltrs E John premiums Thurgood ft Sons lie Hie of PAY . Ogdon. of man Idaho with the appointment as University cared to participate The show will be chief was made by MAyor hour animals get of stre First, aec. T. Karmiel division, who Judged sheep at built around the state exhibit returned and and fourth, W A. Nuttall; third, FOR the first rhief of Browning He this year's show was given a chance from the international, but NEWEST wlUot police George B Mann. the commission form of undr to AS YOU tail about something Two animals produce of dam First, yesterday be limited to that SHAPES government and wag confronted with Idaho He divulged this: Reports second and fourth W. A. Nuttall x th tak of closing up the city's reCAN d are that NEWEST sheep diminishing Weber Vodnty has perhaps the largthird, George B. Mann In numbers In Idaho Is erroneous. est number of entries of anv'counfv stricted districts STYLES During - kirn - BfeHm - Mr' Nwrsfi PUREBRED SHIER DIVISION Right now Idaho has mors registered at the ahw.-- 4 bethw-ntmt ft witt echoed on two missions for the L D mfieTtn state. than on any HampeMre Urp the number come through church After leaving the office take the What a to alarmist be Is B. Yet 'of F. of polio he became identl- M chief problematical. winning Judge Rinshsct, Bsiee itfahe. rreat outgoing movement of sheen Is Cache county, the famous Ho stein fjd wtth the livestock industry SUFFOLK. Exhibitors -- Mike Barclay, Black- - merely .the movement of a surfllu district is not permitting grass Surviving Mr. Norton ere hi aidoxr Priced from pUr flocks, none of our foundaend the f'llw1ng children Mrs thrive beneath Its feet Oneida countion stuff Is going out. This year ty, Idaho, has been ambitious for Henry Gard. Richmond. Pal : Mra Idaho pure-bre- d were soma time, and is finding the Ogden VYUJiam A Green, ksysville; Wallace Hampshire sold In carload lots to breeders all show a satisfactory Independent Ceih Coal' .outlet. This W. Norton, Sait Igcke; Thomas R Ieen Parker and the way from Oregon to Maryland. countv suffered one unfortunate de- Norton, Mrs. se WEST SOUTH TEMPLE J' Norton Ogden. No. air, pur4-brsheep are not drop- feat however, whefi the big Holstein Ulad) NofunMraJ In Idaho. errsngements ping bull, owned by Jr see Dredge of Malsd. made by the family tonight. had been Once you wear a Etrap Watch you'll never be made grand champion at the FarlDr ow a word about Mr. Rinehart. tntemAliohal !lveatk exposition, fell ' OFFICERS ARE ELECTED. without one. Come in today. Your account i His greatest achievements have come before A bull from California. In the sheep ring and he la eagerly O o o OGDEN, Jan. 3 T. F Power hag mo.t welcome ! ae elected and installed of th as a 001114 presiJudge Th usual paragraph off WJI. OUn, beq eought Bui- - years ago Mr. Rinehart eras agricultural eupervlww for th Den- dent Of OgdH kdg 341. PfTHbrttriod equally popular among the dairvmea. ver ft Rio Grand railroad, la In or- of Railway and Steamship clerks. HOT AND CLEAN Exjmee and Btafnn In about the spring of DM Mr Rineder Mr OUn. who is representative Freight Haadjerst Oil r officers are: Vice hart name to Salt Lake City as Judge ed peverai leading agricultural Journals. Employ John Jahn Drew, prevtdent. at the IntarmeuntaJa livestock ehow pa the grounds at Ogden foiirtlng HHeppanl; sergeant at chaplain. arms, E S. Among the entrtee wee a Junior heifer lists of winners and other TmatertaJ Fj. J" treasurer, Resrdou; (lark, A 41.50 75o to Per Tob. Rotter of Og- which he will latr use in nesting secret srv. L. A. Hill; Inner calf, entered by C, guard, den. Mr Rinehart liked the looks of Utah Mr. Otin hasn't mlased a Utah D V Ryan: outer guard. Charles Is. ths youngeter and mads her Junior agricultural ar llvtcoft heater event ytdx: ehairmsA sxseuUve board H alof show. the champion tn many yearn, and his writeups propheJofca fhppard. CARSON COUNTY COAL sied a futgre for her, providing deways have been of the moat fomplL Ne strings Ns came as it should. It did mentarr degree efco1 velopment liceneeo marry. c6 a a a Tod v that Individual Is the GOPFN Jen. 3 Th county e4t aged cow of the HHatein br Thursday th Osden chamber of- off toe Levied marriage Uen todev Mr was the first to make (eerriirn and ffvetrrk ehew mentw the f niowle Fred Hill uplee Sarah Ann Durbrats a champion, reycect Will xtend A hand tn th and MlUts K h earn 1gden: Cecil a a !t Inw 11vetock committee of the crcciT ieden and I d la Lbel (r-te- r. Th Those who hacked the Utah a'?fa fhsirher of commerce fat 31it and Lincoln. Hymm Vernal G. Kendall, seed eshib't te the IntemsMonai hay leakers ar comfrg tn spend th day at M. V Jttf and Man JFL land grain shew god together at tgr- - th show and as tn be entertained fell. Mho, Harvey ar.d den last Right tn carry o tha good at luncheon by Ogden tester they Verguerltg L. Green i work. of will be taken A eowdsUtee, H yo. the show grounds. eompoaed Team Chicago Union Stockyards of Clydesdales Proves Center of Attraction; se You Can SEE Them You Can HEAR Them-Y- ou Can HAVE One C..!l"fo,,on nmtam?; S,?1! Exhibitors Satisfied. ' e At Daynes-BeebeTHEYRE HERE R. S. Dixon. eecond, ' T , Irry ' 7 e world-famou- 1 Line-baug- 1 1 h -, d ' high-clas- k , . Dan-for- d. - hrtrn btwn Icmbr rald 1 1 Ndor-lsnd- b(n 1 eet-on- 1 FORMER POLICE Prayt ED Pretent at , 1 nent at 1 Nut-tal- l, Buy It Today! Cate ' It Saturday THE NEW Ulatch Nellie Shaw Marlin New Officials Take Over Reins at Mt. Pleasant Diet at Family Home Neill Shaw Har-liOODEJf, Jan. wife of Walter 8. Marlin, patrolman and one of the oldest members In point of service of the Ogden po- lice department, died-a- t tbs family home, 1110 Liberty avenue. Mxa Marlin wag born in Ogden, February 11, 1373. and , was the daughter of John and Julia G&ydo Shaw. She la survived bv her husband, her mother; a brother, J. Elmer Shaw: two sisters Mrs J W Bailey and Mrs W. H Gsrr, and three children, Julia Marlin, Mr Lima Baggs and Lillis Marlin. Funeral services will be held In th n Seventh ward chapel 8undayt at 2 oclock. The body may be seen Saturday and Sunday at the home Arrangements are in charge of Larkin A Sons. after-.noo- at the Bninea Opportunicolumn of Ths Tribun Want Ads and see how many good propoLook ties rtion era being arranged thefa dafty Special -- w te Tbe Trtboae. 3 ML PLEASANT, Jan. FleaAatB new city official with Mayor. Joseph Seely at their head, took their office at noon Monday. The first official act of Mayor Seely wag to appoint th members of the various Committees, the chairmanship of three committees being given to each member of the council, ag follows; Election licenses, water and irrigation, M. C, Peterson; Judiciary,T engraving and prin'ruMic grounds, claims 'Monsen; .finance, and accounts, rules, t L. Stewart; electrio police and prison, afreets, tights, Joseph Monsen; fire department, building permits, public health, O. F. V all. Mayor Seely Is a brother of the late John H. Seely, Who was inter- nationally known as a breeder of9A d Ramhouiliet sheep. Supported by a strong eoiinoil, the of Mt. Pleasant of ait political faiths are predicting for Mayor Seely a successful administration. MT. pure-hloo- clti-xe- ' La. Lite-stoc- ii Serviceable and - Reliable rr vu pure-bre- r - $10 $1750 $25 535 to 60 d WAS. 9177 COAL YdCuh SAVE -- &L LoJj Ha mJEWELERS jewelers JinudiAivJ 263 So. Main Are Preparing for CRAWFORD'S FIRST CLEARANC- E- SALE IN TEN YEARS! WAIT FOR IT! -- UTAH ll20crSOT2 We See Monday' Tribune to Ogden Cash Coal Rrhrt Phone 601 Oare i t, fg-d-- v i |
