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Show ' - j' f J -- sMb vw- .. b w O . V . - S' t - f THE DESERET V -- 1 OGDEN Irrtftiar jwnfct k14 Canrtof Prt4 I Th Og4a 1m Reduced r- Deaerft wa. trice OGDEN. ftept. 6 Fred B i. noii of ( i g an North Ogden, charged with officer, entered a plea .f H 4.ty Hi the city court TuwU ial ih- set for Monday, Sept. d on hla own recognisance IsrasJ SUYSTSfsIn. eray OODEJf, S4f. t la alleged to have street Mrs. Uwcua Sllrer on Washington avantfe when it quant, on of during stain, lit! Rushton Tnu. t wlnnr ed by an officer not - to In 1921 of tho rational prls th. 'Good tho Labor day paradeRood eonductsA by tho iuit Flrestoo, Kubbar company of Akron O, according to Information r.r.fv.dn Attorney General,Will by A. U. Merrill, principal of tha Address Real Estate Men hick achool. The prlaa la equWalant to II OGDEN. Attorney Gener-t- i harla, tho naloetlon or a foar. Harvey H Cluf will be t c yaar eoorao In any of tha eolt.gs of speaker at a meeting of tho Cnltad State. fltlv.retatn la a Realty asocltioa .,in i ? firaduat of tho Ogdan high arkMl hotel this afternoon at 1922 eiaaa. 8 tats License Law" wi feet of his address. The r r to he follows by a banu a Diamond Mining is on. speakers wilt Described Luncheon lorOther and T, O. Capener ff Preat Fred G Taylor t n f Herbert Foalger, oodew. Sept. of commerce three- peeve 4a 4b 4temeM chember fields of South Africa, delivered so ad drees to the Progressive club at Ihe Experimental Farm is weekly meeting held in the Weber Visited by Weber 'Farmers club Tuesday at neon He told of the discovery or the world's largest diamond mines In Kimberly, which came OGDEN'. Sept ere viaitlng the through a child finding a diamond vahied at $2 440 Wines were im- mental farm at Barmins'-mediately .opened which have already boon The party left s Tr. produced 1244 090,440 worth of gems In charge of W. ITeaton and now have an average yield of ty farm agent. $50,060 a day 8o wwmemue are the diamond that WOMAN-SEEMS XOlUttFhlV handi-fufrequently after a rainstorm I OGDEV. Sept. t of small diamonds can be picked Mi, from the ground surface. Mr Foulger city recorder depulr . U m.. ft , Ttrdi Wy , 9 r found at great depths. These diamonds Sr county toeovdev at 4 are rent to various pans of Europe publu'-s- county convent tor. waa deputy county r and New York for cutting and polishtj e f ourn admlalatraUooa ing mt-ft- s D. W. Fliia Joseph B W Jt Paul 1 WrtrM presided et-tT1 r was ehairmafr tha first E, MeKiy au$ Angus w(eti tng 4 through the near- - srstem of allow-In- c members to preside Instead of the LICENCED T.WLIJs uh offtcerr Metnhers i t rna OGDEV. FepL XT' vlaU Ike Olohe mills Tuesday. Kept tw 12 at The invitation of Manager E It wera Jasued Tuesday, rnuntv A r Altdn. clerk, to Harold J Frc--- i J , goiea, Lester R. Gideon, fc an i &l, 1922 A erod t . Announcing hut HLD REAL ESTATE MAN 6 WITHEODDBOADSISSAT -' DegaH Oja4rllt Hagarlfr. OftUa, BiaaBaeal IUH HatfU SEPTEAERER North Ogden Man Arrested For Resisting an Officer r J. L, Mamb, fl,laHih, Likt RffiMtiutlu. Alfr4 CHy, NEWS WEDNESDAY Gg-de- ftftftfTlll-varata- H U Spt.- Alleged to bav brutally Assaulted bis wife, Hattie, X 1. Coupler, 41, a former Insurance rnt, was arrested Tuesday night at a roOmtnfhouae at H Twenty-fourt- h Is held pending the outcome street, - f bis and wife- tnjuTie Mrs. Coupler was unconscious when taken to the hospital but regained consciousness daring the night She Is in a very weak condition oday Officers who investigated the assault were admitted to the room by Coupler who was partly dressed and they declare was in an intoxicated condition. When asked wDatLtha trouble waa be replied nothing." His wife waa lying on the floor in her night attire, with a year-ol- d baby asleep at her aide .The w oman aad baby wars. catered-wit- h a sheet which was removed when the officers arrived. The baby waa taken in by neighbors when the mart - weecharge taken --to a himd the woman ts- moved te the noypftal. " OGDEN, ICamonth x . -- t mpMC guenon pwianui CORSETS Farn--eount- Commencing Thursday we are making a special showing of these new models. I Your Figure Fashionable? t- art going, fast dnly a Pew more -- Siisprite at - ; . I Fashion demands an individual corset til ofhe 3 Not one eotaet to be adapted to all f'ure but an entirely different model for every type each effective-ea- ch new each conforming to the fall silhouette each bringing to the fore the lines of grace and charm .thatare naturally ywrseac.h eturdih'- -. fashioned and boned with Loning. t e Progress! ve.League W omen Win Prize f.or Best FloatI arr being ivresented tnetqrttn g""The awarding of- championship titles for the rfcow Features of the show Tuesday wera fancy shooting targets and glass balls by tins L Becker, Ogdens forefront msrkarnan. and the marriage of Short Oldeon and Ruth Wheat while mounted on wild horses. The usual program of broncho riding and roping and other wild west show features was carried out before a lafge au- 9. Tb, S.pt .Iwurwr w. inrM for b.st th. prtM flot In tb, Lbor day poroda. According to announce, m.nt mnde TuedTy The Motor company who entered n frenk nntomoblle In the' parade, won oeond prise The third prise was awarded to tha Barbers' onion The committee awarding the prise wss composed Of W JCsrl BopklniJt. T Dixon, Rrank M DPrm w j Tsrker snd J W. Wllllanjs OODEX, PfirrMi Wsui.-Klm-bn- dience Bench-Aft- er Judge Resumes Vacation on Coast ll Federal Engineer Visits Southern Utah Wonderlands N OGDEN, Bept 4 Judge James KhnhaM of the Second district court, re-sumed his duties Tuesday after a ission of one month spent in Califor- - Weber dollege Gxds 5L--k Places to Work OGDEN, Sept $ A large number of are girl students at the Weber college aeeking homes where they can work for their board and room and have time to C J in which to etudy accm-dlnJensen of the college faculty. Many of the boy students are also seeking occupations and the college Is eager to have business firms who can give part time employment to so Inform the col- - And Supervisors Announced i1', and OGDEN, Sept t Supervisor of Execution Granted principals for the city schols for the Stay school year which opens Monday, Pept In Stolen Property Case lit are announced by ttopt. W. Karl aw 4 RathM-heat- Mnrrt flhartce Henry Neary .va Biddle, --both of Ogcn, tcrpc . Evanston, Wo, and k i Wnrr.n', Marsh, Ida- pen, Burley. ftrwt OGDEV, Sept District Engineer B. X. Finch of the V R bureau of public roads has returned from a vacation to the Wonderlands of southern a ah R- - Hi Shremaker. ierriorhrhway engineer. left Tuesday for an inspection on In eastern Idano H projects trip expects to bs away two weeks C. W. Cross, chief locator of the bureau, deTuesday on an inspection trip parted of IF d rosd In ae ern Utah non-rusti- H 01 Elder Deporting For ' Mission to Southern States to be Honored F si-Vtf- L- - These new corsets are worth every womans while. Let us demonstrate them to you." M See Our Main Street Window j ntK$ ? V Heber-Frultlan- OUR Illt-11- Sneaker at Conference of North Weber Stake Named OGDKX. followed by a social hour Mrs Marshall assirtedby caargc her --Counsellors Mr. Ktocking and All fntrber of Mrs Lert MacDona.d he First ward are Jp?He4 w be present The Second ward society met A Bides You. will like IcedTea ward chapel at their room at the with I resident Mary B. Jacobs, preaid-4- g on The lesson "Blessing" waa led by Mrs. Gaorg IL Clark- - followed by The member a general discussion in number, loarti-s- d prtfitiU about twenty the that president. Mr regret Jaeoba planning to eleav Black- - to o DRUG 8TORE IS AT SOUTH MAIN ST ip O. jg.ll The complaining witness, Wilforfeited In the city court Tuesday, bj lard Blair, is no relation to the defend-aa- t. John Henry, charged with of liquor. Henry was arrested possession Wednesday at 1024 "Tarenty-fourt- h street, CLOSE CAVES OF CVI1YCE. when an erarheated atilt aet fire to the OGDEN Sept. 6 All games of chance house. that have attempted to operate here Ale Wilkinson, charged with Ilin connection with the wild west show, legal poaieeefon of liquor, will have hie have been closed by Chief of police trial on Monday, Sept. 25. He Is at Curtiss L. Allison The chief said la the liberty on 300 ball Ullkinton games were-ithe (return of gambling proprietor of the B & B. roft drink and not games of skill parlor 4 nea ireating of rssl4 V'Ka y sin be the principal speaker at Mie North W.ber ataka conquarterly ference to be held in the tabernacle, Sunday, Sept, la, with scions at 1ft a m. and Brest. John V. Rluth 2pm - OGDEN Fept A at ay of execution will Selections will be renderwss granted Otto Blair, who waa con- ed bypreside the Jebernscle under the victed In the citj oourt Tueda, of direction of Lester a. choir lHuchUlff. having taken property consisting of automobile wheels complete, autoRAIL IS .FORFEITED. mobile rims. tres and tubes He was sentenced to pay $46 or serve fO days OGDEV, Sept. Ball of J00 was in Sept that is whp we hav carefully included in this fall collection Madam Lyra models to fi every figure, comfortable and, naturally molding it into the new lines ot fashion. i OGDEN. Sept, Governor's day -and r'ay being observed- af The Ogden rodeo todar, the closing day Oov Charles R. Mabtv of the eent and a-- aamUr will be t the event during the after noon A number of special features liopklnau. Ida. FUxaimmona, supervisor of Ihe fleet six grades, Mark Robinson, music supervisor. Ida Anderaoa, physical education end preventive medical supervisor, succeeding Mrs Hophia ho was given a year's leave of Reed, absence Principals of the schools are: Ogden A. M. Merrill; Central h'gh school Junto D. H Adame; Mound Fort, M June Pierce, Lewis. John W. Wtntle, Washington. John A Junk, Madison, W L Underwood. Grant. Henry Barker. Pingree, Ina Craven: Lorin Farr, Josephine1 Seaman, fjulncey, Florence Broan, Dee, Gertrude Fitageradl; Fht Points Olive Black-hamWest Ogden. Dels Green. Americanation and night school. Francis T Wiggins. Sf-- ll Tlicy 1 In n S 13 Kimbail attended the American Bar association convention. At this city h met his son, Co! Oordan N Kimball advocate for the Ninth Corps ar jadee of the U 8 arm) who was re'ently Washington to Pre Irgnfffed sidio for duty The father and son ari rive'1 "an Francisco the same day Business in both Los Angeles and Ban Francisco is such that many new buildings are being erected. Judge Prtres. he said, were Kimball said still high. T wlM-peN- HOOVER Governor i Day Observed ' At Ogden WUdLWest Show felt Lake r . f59C Jk New Fall Models i at ! Our ln for sL.f much better if you make it with ireeJLea, 5? w.fl ararnged Singing congregation' InvI ocation, selection. Boys choru4 reauingj Jennie Fayter, vocal solo, Imn r ad- Young, piano solo, Noel Fu.?c BLAKFOOT, Idaho. Sept. 5 Perry dress. Jsmes Moss vocal roic Dr H. iB ArrtM, efficiency expert of Cleve-Brockbank reading, Elixaleth Wil- Ohio was the prlnclpaf speaker son; violin duet. Virginia aj.d Melba at the Bptary club luncheon Tuesday, Lindsay remarks. Pishop J A Crn- - giv ng talk oft buslneaa wall, selection, girls choru remarks, condition- - ineresting the country throughout the Brest. B. H. Hudson presided Aiel missionary. Dancing will foLo program Boyle reported on the Rot ary-K- i warns ball game on Vunday, stating that the won the game in a ure jKiwamans of II to 6. A substantia aum will be realised from the proceeds of the game, which will be used for the playground work of the Current Evaar club. James H MsDermoU. of &aa Francisco, wa a guest of the club. f s V Victim of Drowning Buried at Herriman Funeral eervieea for James It holds The One iJualifjTta Hindi cost so little! urday evening Bishop Frank Crane had charge of th rervier Andrew n, nt fhurch hid'orlan Tbomx T Jfwlt ButrDM of th tak Zachirixh prldecr. BulTCtTToM. CITford H Golf nd Elder Palmer were the rpeakem Th ward choir furniabed music and aoloa and duet wrre suing by Rat be and Venla and orafion Bowie. The inFrmin vocation was offered by Samuel Butterfield Mr Bodell wa at the Crvta! Ho Lakea in company wih the Soum Jordan choir He divd into shallow water, and strut k his head on tha andr bottom, which is believed to have dazed him and Instead of going Into hallow, he went Into deep wair He wa t have left in November for miaaion to the Northern Btatea Jn as't Bhp im Ik The Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad System 1 STEADY JOBS Bo- - deli, non of Mr and Mrs Joseph Bodell of Herriman. were held Tuesday afternoon in the Herrlrraa ward chapel Mr Bodell was drowned while swimUst Satming at Cystal Hot Lk flavor. for Railroad Mechanics Qualified To Take the Place of Strikers STANDARD WAGES WITH SENIORITY RIGHTS DATING FROM TIME OF EMPLOYMENT AS PRESCRIBED BY THE Jet-da- Maybe that hill is after not-ther-e, Y TER Y often the hill we aeejn - all- - Begin today with a dish ofJ Vt6'be"cT;mbm'g1S'mae SuT oTTIfalNut? w the common mistakes of diet and fresh or preserved fruit which starve tissues and nerves added if you like. , and slow down energies. T, Keep on with this crisp, deliHow smooth and level the path food in place rious, strengthening seemed to be when we were rr younger. Simple, natural food may level that hill to a smooth path again. Why hot try it? Grape'Nuts . V-- J. by Poataa Cereal Coopeoyt of heavy, : breakfasts starchy and lunches and see" zest and speed on the old-tilevel path doesnt! come back again. if the old-ti- THE BODY BUILDER "Theres a Reason toe-- , Battle Creek. Michifaa Th. Associated Press la exclusive. entitled to th use for republl-catio- n of all aea a dlspatchsa credited to It, or not other rts, credited In this nearspaor, and alao tha local news ptihll-he- d herein. All r'ehta of repcbllcatlon of sfectal IT AR71NAN H. TAVOIAN, A farewell MURRAY Sept trt!-Tmmt- Krtdav evening t dtepatchea here are also warai lfV W nfl ward chalet m honor of Arauvnan H Tavolin who leave boon fbr the California M'amon. The following program ha been arElections. ranged for th Metropolitan Singer with a olo and a male quartet b members; vocal aolo. Orton Thoropaon. reading, MH. Oraon instrumental Thompson. aelertioas, Sandy Instrumental quartef; piano aolo. Mis Lurile Nelson remarks, members of bishopric; vocal solo. MR Glen Be sey; remarks, departing missionary. vrttl rr ccinj Bluejay to your druggist The simplest way com is Blue-jay- -' to end a A touch stops ihe pam instantly. Then the com loosens and comes out Made in g colorless clear liquid (one drop does it!) and in extra thin p!s--Th- e action It the" same. Pain Stops Instantly CBSSS -- Pipe cents cents cents cents 70 cents cents ' 70 63 cents 51 to 9 cents 35 to 38 cents 34 to 37 cents per hour per hour per hour per hour per hour per hour per hour per hour per hour per hour . 70 70 70 70 Fitters, Tinners, Sheet Metal Workers, Car Repairer, Machinists Helpers, Round House Sen ice Men, , Coach Cleaners, .. , c- - , , Differentials of 3 cents per hoi:r over the foregoing- rates are paid t mechanical craftsmen on night bhifts, and differentiate of 5 cents to 10 cents per hour in excess of the foregoing rates are paid to highly skilled positions in the mechanical crafts. Overtime at Time and Justsqr: Relief Societies of Blackfoot Resume Meetings well-attend- Machinists . Blacksmiths, Boiler Bakers, - Corns Go (Special to Tha Kears.) BLACKFOOT. Idaho. Sept, ReUef aocletle of both the Blackfoot wards resumed their meetinga on Tuesday after tha summer recess, with roecHnsrtr. and much Interest In th. course of study and work map. fall and winter term. ped out Jof the Relief aocletv met at .he Viral ward the Second ward chapel, with th preat. dent. Mr. Geo. praaldmg. and the lesson on Ihsoiosy and testimony wa led bjr FI! l GonnsellW HrS John R Slocking Placuaalon by th members followed. TBo next meeting was announced to be aid nett Tnea-d- a at the bom of Mm rkM. R Ha- rrow. aad it will be a aad buel- UNITED STATES RAILROAD LABOR BOARD Will Be Paid as Follows: one-ha- lf Applicants for work should apply at the office of the Superintendent of Motive Power, Shop Superintendent, Master Mechanic or Shop Foreman at Denver, , Burnham, Pueblo, Salida, Mintum, Grand Junction, Montrose, Ridgway, Gunnison, Alamosas CKama, Salt Lake City, Ogden, or any x ' Local Agent. -- JOSEPH HrY OUNG, -Receiver --- - - - 17 1 1 "V i' " " The Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad System. tr1 f l i. -- il. 1; |