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Show I' 'Pleads Guilty Liquor Possession! Fined $299 Ogden Office BAAICMEVr ftKCD HOTEL Alfred Ulii)ll, Office Tat II44-W- . Ham Tab 1U4-mW Patrons r raqasstad OGDEN, Juno 4. Mser. A. kohls. Provo Office All subscription pai mania and delivery regarding omplalntg should be made to James A. Oliver 4 North lat vtaet Kt- - Telephoaa Agent for tha Iially, palurdav News. Chareb and hd other publloatlons Japan-w- , haa turn pa y a fine of tf or aarta In Ha nionlha a.k appeared bejail fore Judge , .jl. Hobart In lha city court and pleaded guilty lu Illegal of liquor. (3 Imaisdlsla complaint restrain ssil.faciory d.Hr.ry. H 1'RCH Ft BI.M ATIOV Ordsr your Church warn end all Ihsr boaaa ihrouh thgr oaisn of lha Imssret Nsw W harp tha Immanaa alack of (ha I'aaarat Kaw Hook Mora, tha larf at la tha atata, to draw from, -- rar of Kt, to 1!20 NEWS THURSDAY JUNK J I THK DKSKHKT aan-trncr- il 1. n Ueml-Week- ly Fixtures Added to Aut Camp Ground number of made at the Ogden Tourist comping grounds on Canyon road through the PREDICTS AlH of Ihe Ity commissioners and the Ogden chamber of comment. Tables J'ltOVO, June 34. II. T. Evans, a cement floor on which I um an h autoand A. M. Morion, aecrc treasurer, mobiles and a cement stove and other Federal lutnd Rank of of y tha lai fixture have been Installed Berkeley, spent Tuesday In I'rovo with James Clove, secretary of the I rovo Bar Cap Pistols. OGDEN. Juna 34. II is experled National l'atni Loan Tlinpwnogoa tha Iranarontlnaiilal aerial mall line OUUKN, Juna S4. Probation auted about the They snrlntlqn. A. Bhreeve aisles efforts Thomas will ha rompleled b Keplemlier, were shown several f.ne and law he the will district, made to enforce agalnal K, Klalt-r- , (o Claud supcrii)-tandesale and Uaa of cap pistols In this city. farms lha owners of which are memof the clghlh mall borbers of tha association and dlatrlct who with hla ihl. f clerk J. J Mrs. A. JC. Thornton Dies. rowed from tha bank. Byrka, stopped off here jeaterday on Both officials wers well pleased (Kperial to Tha New I hla way from Washington to hla head- with tha eecurit on loana glien her. AMERICAN FORK. Juno 23 Mr, .. rumlaco. Several . nilzabath Miller Thornton, wlfa of A.ivhlln tha bank la leinpeu-artlquarters in Hun if. million dollars have been authorized K. Thornlon. died at Ihe family home , , from anng any money I j a an appropriation for the mall line here today. Hhe was born In this rliy reason of a suit pending in the U. 8. and It will probably he In operation on April 4. 1143. Besides her husband chilcourt attacking the constila survived (ho she supreme following by be foe a winter, he said. Alex Thornton. Jr., of Pleasdren of the farm loan act. ConMr. Slater wu unable to say wheth- ant Grove: Mra Llzzlo Lockhart, Og- tutionality before gress adjourning provided Wiler Ogden or Salt Lake will be hoaen den; Mrs. llyde Willis, Halt Lake; Mrs. aa tha landing place for the air route. liam Thornlon. Nellie Burns. money rnough to take care of pending Points to he connlilered for final ac- Mra Jennie Rates and Mra Fern Chip-ma- applications on file b. fore the suit ass tion were landing field, families for all of American Fork. filed. Eight or 10 loans of this class The funeral service will ba held In are handling tha malls and other fee lures. being taken care of In this disard meetinghouse at 2 (ha Hecond trict p.m. Friday. ' Bryan Holds All (.DEN, Juna hate 4. A been 111 Of-flc- nl h-- ti AGAINS 1 n. Day Informal Reception Ogden Union Station (Special to Tha News) OGDEN, Juna 34. William Jen nlnga Bryan was here from S a m. to 3 p.m. today while en route to the Democratic convention at Man Fran-claeMr. Bryaji cam In with the Montana delegation and leaving their train here waited for the Nebraska delegation. Throughout hi irtay In the city Mr. Bryan hold informal receptlona at the Union station. Many prominent Utah Democrats conferred with him and aa each delegation from the east came through, Mr. Bryan was the center of a large group of Democratic delegates. IielegaUonn from North Carolina, Wert Virginia. Pennsylvania, Montana and Ohio, taoh In turn paid respect to their standard bearer of former years Candidates are not the question right now, but the platform Is what we should consider," Mr. Bryan comThere should be a plank mented. definitely favoring the League of Nations and, of course, a prohibition plank as well." Atty. Gen. A. Mitchell Palmer was also scheduled to stop over here for a short time today. ifidfiswr Farm Bureau Purchase Carload Dixie Molasses The Bi Clothing News Yet rnovo'. June 24. At the last IS BEUEVED SUICIDE meeting of the Utah county farm bureau director. s County Agent of Washington county, explained the marketing system of the Washington 'country farm bureau. The fruit crop of that district Is a to Mr. Tiptotal failure, petts. and the farmers will have to depend upon the molasses for their caeh crop: Washington county will produce 40.000 gallons of molasses this season, he said. He asked the of the Utah county farm bureau In the marketing of this product. The directors ordered a carload to be purchased .and delivered here next fall. Tip-pelt- (Special to Tha News.) FALLS. Idaho June 23. Despondency over a three weeks Illness la believed to have caused C. C. Campbell, president of tha Anderson Brother bank In Idaho Falla to kill himself. Ha was found dead In bed this morning, apparently having ohot himself through the roof of the mouth, the bullet ranging upward and lodging In the brain, Mr. Campbell came to Idaho Falls from York. Neb., 20 years ago buySwimming Pool Opens. ing the Anderson Brothers bank. He has been In charge of the business PROVO. June 24. The Home and ever since taking It over. School league has issued the following schedule for the swimming pool COMMERCE CHAMBER at the North park: June 21 to 2( NAMES SECRETARY Bonneville ward, June 28 to July 3 Mr. Norma Bullock and aides; July (8pecial to The News.) to 10 Pioneer ward; July 12 to 17 POCATELLO, Idaho, Juno 23 Glen Wm. Burch and aide; July 19 Fields was elected secretary of the Mr. Consolidate Fish Lake to 24, Mra Alex. Hedqulat and aides Pocatello Chamber of Commerce at July 20 to 31, Mra Richard Beeeley and Fillmore Forests the R. J. regular weekly meeting of the and aldee; August 2 to 7, Mra 8 to 14 OGDEN. June 24. The consolidatboard of governors of the chamber Murdock and aides; Rugust 10 to 21 ed of the Kish Bake and the Fillmore Community church: August forests In southern Utah has been ap- yesterday. Mr. Fields succeeds W. Hettle White and aide; August 22 to 28, Manavu ward. proved according to reports received E. Froom who resigned recently. The chamber approved the request at the local forest office from the office of 'the forester at Washington, of J.. Meator of the Pocatello fish Construction Starts . .... D. C. hatchery that it appoint an Inspector Local forest service authorities state to see that the fish which he plans On New Asylum Building to place In the Portneuf and Mink the consolidation will have a tendency properly-distributeare creek workMr. PROVO, June 24. The new build to Increase the efficiency of the Meator plana to stock near-b- y creeks Ing for the State Mental hospital Is ing force, and to provide better oppor40,000 trout at his own expense. tunity for protection qf the land em- with The chamber also voted to take the nod in thecourse of .construction. The braced by the area. It Is said that Ihe headquarters for the two forests visiting county 'superintendents of the excavation has been completed and state out for a picnic next week to the cement footing has been laid. v. Ill be at Richfield, Utah. the site of the old Fort Hall. Completion of the new building will make 'It possible for about 200 more Held For Suit Case Idaho patients to be accommodated. Auto Dealers Co. from Express The cost of constructing the new building will be about 87&.000 which Organize Association amount OGDEN, June 24. Edward Ross was appropriated by the leg' and A. R. Raddlck, arrested st Poca(Special to The News.) Isiature. tello In connection with the theft of POCATELLO, Idaho, June 21. Ora suitcase at the Ogden Union station, ganization of an Idaho Motor Car to this have been brought back city by Dealers association was completed Plan Welcome Home The Chadwick. Joe. Deputy Sheriff here For Senator Smoot at a meeting of dealers officers arrested Raddlck when found from yesterday all of the state. The call In company with Ross and his con- for the parts PROVO, June 24. Senator Reed vsi issued by the Smoot nection with, the theft Is to be Inves- Bannock meeting Motor Car will be welcomed home by the Dealers County tigated. Eoth men appeared before association. Jesse M. Chase of this'j Roosevelt Republican club and the Judge D. R. Roberts In the city court city presided. Womens and bail was placed for $1,000 pendclub, next Friday Republican C, M Parrish of Boise was chosen ing preliminary hearing, set for next president of the new association while evening when he reaches here irom Monday. J. Johnson-o- f Twin Falls is the vice Washington, D. C. The members will president and P. .Ballalne, Pocatello, meet on the lawn at the residence of tho senator, with a band and a quarsecretary. The purpose of the organisation la to tet. Special Invitations are being sent of the. OGDEN, June 2L Membra Becur c0er co.oper(lUon betweeB to all members of the two clubs. Weber etaJce high dealers In the state e.nd to do stake Weber Genealogical. everything possible to here of the Club Holds push the havs hbe HarPHP,0i"f e ,on of Wway and the improvement Sugar I Annual Election e.r. Rimsdv" Thehaddresses of road condition. The association will f Lrt becom nhi;PtTo with the Intermoun- to The News.) will deal with the genealogy taln Motormted (Special Dealers' association, and tempi work. SPANISH FORK, June 28. The GOT GOOD RESULTS Utah-Idah- o Sugar club held a meeting Report Juvenile .. This honest, straight forward letter last night and elected the following a woman who has suffered should Crime Diminishing from ofllgersor the year; President Arthur b heeded by ell afflicted with back rheumatic pains sore muaclee, Livingston, vice president, Y. Foote; ache, fallOGDEN. June 24. There is a awful tired feeling and other symptoms 8 and - treasurer, Florence To "fh e 'reo' r t f o r of kidney and bladder trouble: "1 have secretary ;hid city according such executive committee, Ira TayJones; results from good got much'better lor, James Tolhurst; welfare commitMay from the juvenile curt- - 10 The ney pn(J th, , ,leep of a decrease th j my back and rtdea Is a tee, E. T. Cluff and O. H. Peterson. perand report Bhows cent in Juvenile cases this summer. good lot beUefrNJ am going to keep Beet thinning In this vicinity Is "Mra Chao. Gray, 270 Of the offenders, brought before thp on taking them. nearly completed, a few fields of lat Mich. Schramm-John-so- n court during may there were noner 6th 8t.,' Detroit, planting only remaining to be worked Drug Co. Advertisement, sent to the 'industrial school. Twenty-fou- i over. It is safe to say the thinning were either fined or placed on will be finished this week. The beets Plan Airplane Service probation. look fine, In spite of the backward spring. Farmers In this vicinity are ' Yellowstone Park busy getting In their first crop of alJuly 1 Opening Day falfa hay. whch is a gbd one. 24. POCATELLO. June Airplane Pool Park Swimming trlpa to the Yellowstone park is the ' OGDENJune 24. Commissioner newest thing In the way of trknspor- - Complete Still Found ' Chris Flygare announces the swim- tatton to that gigantic play ground. By Sheriff at Snnyside park An airplane company has been organming pool at South Washington will be opened to the public on July 1. ized here, landing and control fields . (Special to The News ) The work on the new bath house-.- i la have been arranged for and a number June 23. In a raid at TRICE. now on are the and machines of grqund everything nearing completion last night. Sheriff Thomas Kelwill be In readiness for tho opening to inaugurate the Pocatello to Yellow-datDoherty Two attendanta will be on hand stone park air-- , service for tourists. ler, accompanied hy B. H. Cottlng-haSheriff George at all times during . the swimming The company claims that their, run- and former secured a complete still, togeththree hours, as hour ning time will be but er with a quantity of mash and white train's 12 hours. against the 4 mule" whisky. . Arspnal Steel Expected. George Gerakls was found In tha Arrests NegTo Physician building where the still was discovered OGDEN, June 24. Within the next la being held In tha county Jail. few week. 12 car of steel are due to In St. Joseph Murder Case and Tha officer assert he la not tha ownarrive here for the Ogden arsenal, er of tha outfit but wa one of the according to Capt. W. P. Katz, In for work construction the of charge la one of the mln beme apparent the war department. Fifty motor I N. Oood.on, negro phyalcrtn. . of tha raid for he failed to ra- irged in A warrant Issued today I aware mm horn after getting of, ahlft. with the murder of the wpman hose ;flearch maj, fori him. headless body was found in a lake i . ,r here June 18. Goodeen was com-- I ball. The po- - Uxonerated mined to lice nay they believe that they will Identify the victim soon. o. PRICE, Juna 21 Francises Alme-dr.. J. A. nmun naa U OGDEN, June 4 D L Oreek sheepberder a killed who been appointed by the Ogden chamber! Western Hemisphere DISnopj named Plaeon at a spring on Cola f commerce to act as publicity agent1, . . . creek. May 17. was discharged by JusI the Union atatiqq and have charge Make KepOrtS Kilas Rowley today after the pretice to bureau f the information bej hearing. O'Doliminary 24. M.chael June ROME. opened next week. Almedro testified be shot Ihe Greek A committee composed of F. J. Stev- herty. archibishop of Manila and after being fired at twice. The quarNaranjo, biehop of ens. A. B. Foulger and Comer Nicholas Pierre Garcia rel wa over watering atock at ar, has been appointed to work out details Urn. Peru, today gave Pope Benedict In spring claimed by tha Greek sheep-herdeen a. proposed road from Twenty-fourt- h an account ol the religious work street wart to the Globe mills. their dioc IDAHO 200 Mens New $60 and $75 Cutler Quality Suits TOMORROW d.' J Thit exten-societ- 1 Think! Clothing with a guarantee of. 8 full months service clothing that will give absolute satisfaction from the moment you put it on your back goes tomorrow at this phenomenal price $20 to ,$30 .under actual value! We say buy, and, buy now but be sure you buy GOOD clothes made of GOOD fabrics even the best makes use poor cloths in their cheaper suits so use care! Buy, from merchants with a reputation for ' . QUALITY. y, Itf CAUTION' .ilT .tl eeiof fh rflf n We caution all men during these abnormal times to examine carefully the texture and weaveof, fabrics. The cross weaves, the loose textures and the mixed shoddies WILL NOT WEAR. pn f- - 6TKTSOU H4T HICHE4 -- FRKKM 4 Y 61 ( ROSSKTT SHOES .To 1DK SHIRTS IDK COLLARS IRARKDIT HOSE IT See other wonderful Cutler values savings representing 207o to 50 on anything in our entire store. a?;.;"," ZiSZZT" 4 lev W, PV P. V. Rock Jr. . CUTLER BROTHERS COMPANY Sun-nysl- I e. i r, a'Rv,J:r 1 ITlUj2j 0 thirty six "twain street rnaTsHtST iTi.HHi1 T!( - fK'LTKIli iHi rvML ? ew |