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Show El OMEN tm iVM OhlwA I, f 3 1 1 CHKflGE IN Rp1r, PSewe (Special to Tha Newa) OCPEN, Pot IT. No Inquest will ba held Into the death of Mra JaabeU street Foulger a ho was killed In cer accident last sight aooordtnj to Jdff D, It Itoberts today after an luvaat uratloo. He la reported to have said hie Inveatlcallos ehowed both Mra Foulger and Motor-ma- n 11. Lafovra were at fault lira Foulger who was SI yearn of see and was president of tha Ogden ateka Belief society, was Inatantiy killed last night while oroaalng tha etreet to the BJxth ward chapel Madison avenue and Twenty-thir- d street Life wea extinct when tha car Waa stopped, after traveling ap proxlin&tely 100 feet' Mrs. Foulger evidently did not see the approaching etreet car and Motor man B. Lefevm said ha did not see tha woman until aha waa but a few feet from tha T., He eatd be watching for some passengers on the north aide of the aireet while 'Mm Foulger approached from the eouth Ida lie did everything In hie power to atop ths car, but as ha waa going down grads at tho tlmo could not bring tho far to a stand still i until It had traveled 100 feet Polios officers warn Immediately qo titled and made an Investigation Judge D. R. Roberta waa summoned ooroner. Tha body waa as taken to tho undertakora bfotorman Lefevm was on a point of collapse when the officers arrived and oould ntt give a connected report of the accident hut said Mra Foulger stepped from the shade ob-of some trees at tho tlmo ho flrat served her eomlnr toward tho ear. Mm Foulger is survived by her husband, Fred Foulger, III Twenty, fourth street and several eons and daughters. She had been a worker In the Relief society for many yearn t TUCHERS' ? arrive aag Waal t cotn-plvtl- CewSve IUL'0 the common eng ordinary use of said Coleman, 1 , Colo, K. W. .. (root upoe which It la laid. tho t'ole, E. W. it ) halt taka City nurni right to rgulaio hnd control tho apeed- Dlytuer, Annlo Mr o t oil trains, ongiaoa had cars eper- ( hlsiofforaoa Neill tod by tho grontoa It auecoaooro and upon tho oald track. Neither Co. B D hoaigaa or earn shall ho pormttlod to I t'oz. E. It. .. onsinos Chrlalopharoon, otaod oa oald spur track. W. It to) That If la putting In aald spur (Special to The Newa) Inlot-farwith tho pave-- 1 Coleman, (lorao any mannar (Ivors moat, sidewalks, curbs or guttora eaj Coleman. W. . 'ouch pevo. Clyde. J. u h1 ropier rally waa hold la tha hlsh school audi- - w,n (J m,. of Christy. John torium last evening with Leo Goatee, tvnal Board bo ordarod by tho shall local Domocratio ch.lrme. praoldlng. SUTd7i rmi Senator Edward Boutbwlck Introduced tor to tha satisfaction of tho Supervisor I gceeet isa-- ' OGDEN, Oct. 27. Declaring that Joseph Olpdu, Itapt. Oraalstiea N. C. Kirks, Reporter. "the fight for the Republican ticket la won' and that "next Tueeday we r wilt count the ballots aa a mem Ia Praised by of form," former Senator Georgs League New Yorker at Provo In Suthsrtand (old a large audience tha Orphaum thaatrs last night that PROVO, Oct. 2(. A' large number tham waa a rising tide against WH- of Provo citizens gathered at the stake aon lam, al ovar tha country and thsrs tabernacle in this city laid evening la no doubt that Benator Harding will a 1th the ezpectatton of hearing Cery. maba elected by tha largest popular of War Newton D. Baker aiecuae the laauee of the campaign, but owing jority evar known. Tha apsakar, who waa Introduced by to urgent bualnaarf the secretary of war was unable to come to Utah as he was County Chairman Arthur Woollay, onjd culled to Waahlngton on Important that next to the election of Senator matters. Herbert Parson of New Tork filled Harding tha antlra country la looking forward with much concern to tha the engagement for Secy. Baker and plea for the league of election In Utah aa it affects Senator made a watrong nations, hlt-- he characterized as the desenator Read Smoot. Tha former greatest cause to come before the clared that Senator Smoot is one of American people In the pest 10 years. not senate. In assets tha greatest thq He declared the league covenant wee mat-ta- tcl hVnth n.W! tho first speaker. of waters, end to tho oatlafacUon Mr. Welling declared himaelf In favor of the league of nations with- - maintain imb croerina over oald Kbert. Geo. W. track as ahull from tun to time Kbrrt, Ueo. W, DATE Ing election people should forget their wi . and sufficient conduit to (s) Goog perty and "rota as Americana on the convey water ehall bo laid and mainever before In the greatest tained .question good condition hi the oxpono Ooddard. r. 8. i T, Although OGDEN, , Oct. In all watar dttchoa Ooddard. C. A of aald grant American people." crossed by oald track, ao aa to admit Teacher axaociatlong In Ihi atat am He water. Justified of the fro of greet expenditure passage) successors and Hunter, W. cl. ... protesting against th hole? luff of th (b) Bald grantee. Itsand of American war. He In the money maintain In Hunter, W. O. . . . Eduoa annual moating of th Utah assigns, shall gravel told established of tbo men at who millions of the grads Hunter, W. (1. . . . condition good t tonal aaaoclatlon durlnc tha weak atrreta along and across which Ha neon, K. K. ... fought, of the million of people, old aald ono-ha- lf one and oommanclng Decambor 17, tham will within aid track runa to Hanson. P. K. . .. and young, everywhere who suffered ba bo eh ana a in ad a tn tha data of tha Inches of tho top of tho roll and liorne, W. J .... ratla and for n distance Harvey. H. W. ... convention. aeoordlnff.to President want and starvation because of the between aald feet on each old of tho Hylton. La No a . of twsnty-flv- s A- - U. Morrill of tha aaaoclation. only to Utah but to tha whole United Imply the Monroe Doctrine applied to length Statea Heaale world and explained to his audi- war, of the thousands who gave their outer rail, end for thoto entire the protest from tha Taaehar aaaoclathe franchise Huffaker, Tha speaker referred to the extrav- ence some benefits to be derived in lives and the thousands that were of track m provided Hayaa, Q. F tlon a Prof. Morrill any, am raoaWad the of Superto tho approval administraDemocratic of subject the aa tha agance of wounded. "Our billions of dollars," he tha najorlty annually hot Joining the league. Inch. 8. R. Mr. aid, went to protect ear own four visor of Street. tion and stated that when tha ReGov. Bamberger accompanied laacham la tha atata approva of tha Section I: Nothing In thie grant shell Jones. Richard ... hundred several on office enter hold million tha durlnff two Provo and of Parsons publicans million to whom soldiers, es to prevent gait UM Jones, Richard ... spoke brivfly meeting balnr be eo Democrats now employed In Washing the issues of the campaign confining went over seas. We were a peaceful City orconstrued 11a authorised agent, contractChrlatmaa vacation tham ia no reaJonea. Richard ... ton; will he etnt back to t ha farm, tha hie remarks principally to Issues of and peaca-lovln- g son why tha conmntloa should ha or Into thrown or ors. corporation to whom Jons 'Richard ... people person may Jonea, Richard . . . hold at any othar lima durlnc tha shop and tha kitchen. this state. war, he declared, without preparation a franchise may have been or aew-r(from paving, Jonea, Richard ... ear. and it was necessary to epend money hereafter bo granted, watar Referring to the slogan In use last maina, plpM Judd. Mary Grant. laying U or to save the boy Tha protest from the Taaoher aspresidential election "Ha kept ua out Much Business to Come Thank or recklessly In Jensen, James C. . or repairing altering, conduits, woman of war' the apeaker said tha God we spent the money and saved sociation .of tha Kevlar district la the street. Jeneen. James C. any manner Improving eaidherein. of the country did not intend to ba the men. Its Judd, Robert L. . . Provo Court Before only ona received ao far this yaar, 4: Raid grantee Section tho fooled time second the present by In speaking of P.rest. Wilson's work successors and shall, and by Jonea, Liaale signs, according to Prof. MorrllL PROVO, Oct. 27. Jtmei C. Ells- during the war and since, Mr. Welling tho acceptance of the privilegesIn and Jonea, Iora slogan, "Cox will keep tha world out cob. Jonea, Wallace of war." worth hue filed suit In the district called him the "greatest soul today franchises herein granted, and of the same, does bind ttseir. Jones Thomas .... The speaker reviewed the Incidents court against Gustavus Simmons and that walks the earth." slaeratlqn Its Jonea Hyrum . . . . upon Its successors and assigns, connected with Preit. Wilson's trlpa to Mary Jans Hoe Slmtnons to quiet title CapL Glllln said many Republicans acceptance of thlo franchise, to save Jensen. Jay C Franca In connection with tha framing to real estate In the couth end of tho who have left their perty In support aid city harmloaa from all suits, Jacob, Irvine of tha league of natlona covenant and county. league of nations, "I left my claim damanda and judgments what- Kampe, C. A. . . . . . BENEATH FREIDHT TRAIN declared that tho "truth of tha whole A suit has also been filed by Sarah party," he said, "because I hated war' soever, whether In law or In equity, Kampe, A matter la Europq didn't want the A. Manwtll against Loren A. Manwlll fund or ren- Kuhre, K. D Mrs. MacLivalne aald that when she which shall bo asserted, manner whatsoever, It. In any Kuhre, K. D league and America doesnt want and Ferron L Manwlll to quiet title wee visiting the battlefields of Bel dered said city for Injury or damage Kuhre, W. D Instead of bringing peaca to tha to Payaon City real estate. summer she against and last France Personal glum Injuries to Mra Minnie property. M. Kuhl, JT. Oct. J. Beckman, OGDEN, 11. C. Smith and A. L. McClellan made a vow that she would come back or abutting league of nations would bring war, tha by reason of tho grant- Leer, Joseph . . . . SO yearn of ace, was instantly killed speaker said, declaring It to be a mil have file dsult In the district court to America and do alIJn her power ing otherwise, of this franchise, or by reason or Lynch, J. C. .... aald liary alliance of five great powera He against Charles E. Crook and Atvira that war coqJd never happen again. the construction or operation of heroLynch, J. C last Saturday mornlnc at Echo,, Utah declared that Senator Harding had a L. Crook to collect 215 and Interest and that tn grantee track, spur Lynch, J. C of nations hae She eaid the league whan ha fall beneath a frelffht train will pay and successors constructive policy and while opposed thereon alleged to be due on a prom- already assigns, its in, prevented a war, stopped a the amount of any Judgment, deter- Livingston, W. D. bn Which ha was attemptlnc to beat to the league ha favored an xaociaa-tlo- n issory not. war .stopped the typhue fever mination or edJudcatlon, which. In any for the preservation of nations A complaint has been filed In the hln way west, accordlnc to Informafrom spreading all over the suit or proceeding may b or shall be Livingston, W. of would leave whlrh the court sovereignty of division criminal Jhe city world and interfered greatly with the found against ald Haiti Lake City; Lewta I. H. .. tion received hem by railroad ratha United States in Its own hands. A. Hansen, -- who i trlffic In opium. grantee, Lewis. D. H. John' against provided, however, that aaldehall 1 cial Ho said to have been warnhave Lewis, D. h! .. ite successors end assigns, charged with having Issued a check In Hsvemer-er- . an OGDEN. Oct and bed notice of any auch aulte. D. H. .. ed to keep off the train and. . wee the sum of 22.10 to the Sprlngvill Matron Finds the Lewia defend Ogden and conin Fire Cause to Lewis, D. H. .. opportunity eaid appear Bingham sugar magnate of New Tork, crushed beneath car when he slipGarage Storage company without sufsuccessor Ita and same, grantee, D. H. .. Lewis, Third Baby on Porch ficient funds in the bank with which Loss Estimated at $3,200 and assign, ehall appear In and de- Lees, Joseph.... ped In an attempt to swine onto ths cluded bis inspection trip of tha Utah J same. to Salt the pay train as It left ths station. . he left actions when against all fend brought sugar factorlaa yeeterday OGDEN, Oct. 27. A third baby waa Lake City for any Injury or damage by Complaints hare also been filed in j (Special to The Newa) Prom an address found on a letColo. operation Monay, Wm. construction, the reason of left on th$ doorstep of Mr. and Mra. this court against Royal Jersen and ter In hie coat pocket, hie mother, this city for Denver. 27. unof Oct. Fire BINGHAM, or maintenance of oald epur track. While hers Mr. Havemeyer attend Jessie A. Brown, 2212 Madison eve Wren Wilkins, Jr., for violating the Mrd. M. Beckman, (5 Farnaworth le known 5: Thie the franchise Christensen granted Munk, Wm. M Section orgln destroyed the directors of board of tha 1.000 traffic ordinance by exceeding 10.00 road, Detroit, Mich., was advised of ad a meeting year of twenty-fiv- e The babe, for the Wm. M 1,000 10.00 the accident. She Immediately aenl of tha local sugar company at which nua, Sunday morning. four houra old speed limit within the boundaries of budding hem yesterday, causing a from andperiod of thie Munk, the after passage M Wm. Munk, 1.000 about to Internal tha 10.00 If lose Provo boy, apparently of approximately 22,200 to the ordinance, provided however, that word for tho body to bo broucht to questions pertaining City. Murdock James 8. 433 1.000 morn In were consid50.00 in the oclock I filed months at was suit has of tha found W. nlnFconaecutive company affairs of Montague Ferry the family homo for burial. Mrs. J R. ..1005 owner, Mra Anton Cffirlstensen, and for a period 2,000 30.00 of thie franchise, said Murdock Ing. This Is the third in Cent to be the district court against Frank M. during the lifenot Beckman. In her communeatlon to ered. Murdock, J. R. 2.000 20.00 purthe the for used the la be track to had found the occupants, ba Regal said Mr. recover Cleaning home to Brown 2225 Foster pur at left the alleged Havemeyer during Murdock, J. R tha railroad officials, expressed sur34.500 345.00 le franchise grantthie which for In poses note. tha Plaintiff on conditions a favorable due of manla Carl R. J. existing which company, Murdock, promissory Myers year. son 3.000 was beating his past 30.00 prise that her ed. or If there la a substantial abanNora the Brown also asks 2100 Attorney fees. Tha first baby was left way, statlny that ha had" means with factories of the Amalgamated 8ugar ager; the photograph gallery of J. E. donment of the use of aald spur track Murdock, Jones A complaint has been filed In 2.500 shall 25.00 home last March and the second one franchise said which to travel any distance. A cold company. It waa announced that aald purposes, and the Royal confectlpnery for Maddocks, E. . 1.000 will be expended In Improve- to be abandoned by Its parents arrived criminal division of the city court Carlson 10.00 be voidable at theh option of the Board Morria W. H watch and IS cents was- found among 3 of Pltchioa brothers. No. store 30 .SO ments at tha factories in Utah and last July. The second died a few against Claude Steel on a statutory hla effects. of Commlaslonera; and If ao ordered by Murdock Royal S. 902 1.000 The and the photograph 10.00 congallery to said spur Murdock Royal 8.1034 Idaho. Tha Improvements am of Commissioner, Board the houra nftet It was found, but the first charge,. 1.000 are a total track shall within thirty day there- Mellynn, Mra E. cleaning establishment 10.00 sist of naw augarmaktng machinery, foundling la a husky youngster. Mra 1.000 loss. Clothing to the value of 23,000 after, 10.00 Mother Travels Over be removed and the etreet re- Merrill, Albert E.1050 garages and employees' quartera ..1545 2.215 Brown saya she will keep the baby Republican Candidates 22.15 with waa destroyed in addition the to the stored to a condition uniform McMillan, Edith.. 1445 600 x to 6.00 Son with left her streets eaid respect of morning. Sunday Country Searching J. E. Carlson estimates balance equipment. McMillan, Edith 300 Entertained by Women fire 2.00 Found Colored loss at 2400. The damage to the grade, materials end construction, and McMillan, Mra ..1447 Lodgem&n A. IT. of the OGDEN, Oct Supervisor to the satisfaction country wide s PROVO, Oct. Hugh A I144' 200 22. The Toung Royal Candy store was from water. failure of McDonald. 2.30 Not Guilty of Larceny; Few Political Speakers arch for her son, Joe Anderson, la of Street In the event ofremove James There waa no Insurance. volThe said to tendered club Women'! railroad company aid Republican M. B. mad Mra Anderson, being by 1014 in Seen 1.500 unteer fire such street said upon County work 15.00 Wayne departments quick track and restom the Republican candidates of Utah McKean. H. J 4 years of age, who arrived In this Paraphernalia Returned 1597 3.000 the business section of the town notice, end within eaid thirty days, the Elner 20.00 Nielson .... 445 codnty a reception In the Republican saved 1.000 city yesterday on' her way oast after Lake Salt be (Special to The News.) done Clarence Oct- - 27. J. from workby 10.00 aid destruction. OGDEN,piay rooms more O'Gara, P. J with club last than night 2.700 railroad said of having visited cities on tha Pacific 2527.00 - The anow fall and 200 friends of the LOA, Oct. City at the expense Jones, district secretary of the AuxD'Gara, P. J. . . . ; i,J and candidates 2.500 , , coast i 35.00 Protective Order of exceedingly early cold weather has party workers In attendance. , HOLD RALLY. company. Stella Mrs. all Otterstrom Mra Anderson saya her aon waa a iliary Benevolent Section f; Unless this grant andshall B. a negro- organisa- given place the past few days to more Alice Wright presided and an excel463 300 and conditions thereof terms 3.00 tha former service man and had been Elks of tha World, to The Pond. 8. (Special 8. ... News.) was 937 1.000 favorable and seasonable weather. charged with -petty larceny, be accepted In writing by the grantee Pond. R 8. ... 10.00 muale lent program of speech-makinmissing tor tho past yaar. Ha ia 17 tion, 941 Oct. In 26. PATSOX, the the after not not by- a Jury found do Members 1,000 city within of days The guilty herein 10.00 the thirty campaigners one an political made affair refreshments the Dr C. years of age and has not been heard court yesterday and was discharged. ordinance, and Pinkerton. transcontinental were taking effect of thisconstructed seem to think that the citizens of of the most pleasant during the camF from since ho went to a hospital in with256 10.000 the principal speakers In party waa of taking Wayne county need educating In poliunless such track bs 100.09 a i)r. Each C. in Pinkerton, candidate this meeting city. of Texaa Mra Anderson' borne address theDefendant of the accused such pasheld in the Nebo stake tabernacle yes- in one year from the date ... womans auxiliary tics, as to date only the candidates for paign F. chapter waa called upon to give an expression be null ehall ia Sioux Falls, S. D. 5.000 ordinance this 50.00 sage, then Pinkerton. Dr! C. of the club, together with a quantity governor. United States senator and and each spoke very optimistically of terday afternoon. and void. F. Col. Charles M. Whittlesey. of the paraphernalia used in the lodge. district attorney1, on the Democratic the outlook ' for an overwhelming 1. 000 shall take Captkin 7: ordinance This 10.00 Bectlon Parrott, Mrs. A. ..134 2,750 Two Youths Arrested A stipulation waa agreed upon by th George 6. Killian and Herbert Par- effect thirty-on- e 27.60 have been heard by the people victory for the Republican party. day after its pas- n?rxy'. G,ronwy-. .150 sons were the speaker of the eastern and counsel for "the ticket 635 attorney county 6.35 sage. The Johnson sisters of this city party. Others this county. Probst. Jacob ...1035 10,000 On Larceny Charge defense whereby all the property shall of The CommisBoard of the PASSED who 100.00 by addressed th sioners of Salt Lake City, Utah, Octo- Probst, Jacob ....1039 2.000 people, however, are showing sang a number of campaign songs and meeting were Gov. Slmoh . returned.. , 20.00 he Probst, Jacob ....1041 Bamberger OGDEN, Oct.' 17. Charged with Interest In church activities. Tester-da- Marie Hedqulst Homer and company 1920. 10.00 nKin- - J- - W. Robinson, ber 25th, C. CLARENCE NESLEN, Probet, Jacob ....1042 1,000 waa the fourth day of the Insti- rendered vocal selections, as did Mrs. TTrai.BamUl 1,000 grand larceny, Walter Dailey and Vir- WARD CONFERENCE TO BE HELD. 10.00 Democratic Jacob ....1043 Probst, chairman 600 of Grove. Wootton Pleasant Mayor. Probst, Jacob tute being held In Wayne stake for Jennie 6.00 gil Edton, two youtha were arrested 1044 A. 2.000 LEATHAM, W. a selecofficers violin Oct. Mlsa 20.00 Hollerman gave 27. Ward conference church workers. OGDEN, by police yesterday. They am Roberta, Eugene . .20! Recorder. City 25.00 were served to to troustn ward Refreshments have a of stolen the Wilson will be held two day's sessions of the tion. alleged Ths Roberts, Eugens . 264 pair of WELLING SPEAKS AT RALLY. Bill No. 143. 25.00 ers and 1121.40 from the home of the North Weber stake next Sunday Institutefirst, Reed, George .... 257 were held In the stake taber- more than 350 people. 2,000 Published October 27th, 1920. 20.00 Reed WIMiam ....1564 William Longcor, 22(1 Eccles avenue, when President John V. Bluth and nacle. stake office, and ward relief to (Special The Newa.) 120 1.20 M. L. Ritchie, last Sunday night . Dailey Is a nephew members of tha high council will be In hall, at Loa, the last two days, sesAMERICAN FORK, Oct. 2( Con 2,000 29.00 Clubs to NOTICE OF HEARING. M. L. . Ritchie. of Longcor 2,000 attendance. Meetings will be held with sions have been held In the ward re- Republican 20.00 gressman Milton H. Welling was the ' Hold Combined Ritchie, M. I... 1.000 Tho boys led tho officers to a cache the Sunday school at 10:30 o'clock tn lief hall, the ward amusement hall, 10.00 principal apeaker at a rally held here Rally last 1.000 OF HEARING ON FRAN- Ritchie, A.M. L... NOTICE 10.00 near the Thirteenth ward meeting- tho morning and a aacrament and busi- and Hla evening. Bicknell. school at Smith, J the was 1.000 building, TO THE SALT GRANTING nWfw, CHISE 10.00 house where 2(0.25 In cash and a ness meeting will be held at 3 o'clock PROVO, Oct. 27. The Roosevelt pally on the league of nation pr,hc A Spitz, Samuel . 1,000 COMPANY President Joseph Eckeraley is pre- Republican 10.00 and LAKE TERMINAL club will entertain the 1.000 cashiers, check for 2(1.25 were buried. In the afternoon. FRANCHISE AND RIGHT OF WAY Spitz, Samuel . 10.00 at the institute, and is conduct- Mabey Marching club, the Womens government finance. siding . Samuel Spitz, 1.000 AND MAINTAIN " CONSTRUCT. TO 10.00 evarecreing the course in sociology and club and It has also Issued rCfKUln George ;B. and Mrs. Conley OPERATE A SINGLE BPUR TRACK Spitz, Satnuel . l.oort 10.00 ational leadership; J. B. Sumaion Is aRepublican party were aim FROM ITS MAIN LINE ON FIRST Spitz, Samuel . most cordial invitation to all citi1,000 10.09 peakera Miss 1.000 giving the course In psychology; WEST STREET TO THE PROPERTY Spitz, Samuel . 10.00 zens to be present at the club headOF Spitz, Samuel . 1,000 Anne Snow, supervisor in the primary quarters above the MoCoard store, 10.00 LINE UPON THE WEST SIDE BE. ORDINANCE. Samuel 1.000 Spitz, WEST STREET FIRST SAID 10.00 school Thursday evening, Oct. 22, at 8 department of the elementary teacher-trainin1.000 TWEEN FIRST SOUTH AND SECOND Spitz. Samuel .. 10.00 Is conducting the work In the oclock. A number of short ImprompSmith. Albert 8. . 10.000 STREET SOUTH 100. 00 Is Ora?onhDeAS Hanaen G. S. tu talks will be given and a splendid, Summers, 500 5.00 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at Salmenson, P. . jSTrS'copa 1.000 giving the course In relief and charity musical program Is being prepared 10.00 A. ..137 1.000 SJtf&bV.iV. K'.STcTS'ffr. Smith George work. The teachers of the Wayne for the occasion. After the program 15.00 760 7.60 on Monday Strong, Elmer ....1443 district high school are assisting In refreshments will be served. 'n Building, County CUy Fourth West 355 between''" Howard.. 5.000 Btmet. 3 Thomas 60.00 1920 ' at 1st. November courses. and is giving The entertainment qpmmlttee conducting the evening, an and Seventh North Streets. In ordinance for a franchise VanW'agonen. Salt o'clock, lectures and Instruction In music, working hard to make tnis one of the, Lake City, Utah, 782 45,000 Wllford 450.00 Terminal granting tobe the Saltto Lake dramatics, pageantry and physical ac- finest rallies of the season and they maintain and VanWagonen, right Re4 all of 1448 Wllford of work 000 two are tivities. , The last 40.00 receiving the support from Its days; lngle spur track ciecuon 1. a franchise and street to the VanWagonen, the Institute will be given In the publican organizations In the city and right or main line on First West Wllford' 1387 1.090 to of side west from 10,00 granted the the .her.by and line means W.ay., this upon and peo many Oregon pie rural Teasdale ward, the routes, property by short Line Railroad Company, and to said 5.000 50.00 street between First South Street- - VanWagonen, D. L 581 people In the different wards In the the outlying districts will be present. Its successors and assigns, 2 000 to construct and Second South Street. In Salt Lake VanWagonen, D L 640 20. fl atto am a stake operate and maintain a standard opportunity 8.600 given consider5.00 for be taken up will "'tda! spur railroad track Jn Fourth vvLt CHy. 2 000 tend some sessions of the Institute, a Recreation Club Will 20.00 ' 2.000 20.00 SVenlh called well as specially persons Interested and ptyesent at2.(00 20.00 Ute West High Gym Wraefa VTOit8 Lake city, Utan, the eaidAll meeting will be given anopporreceiving Instruction and training. 2.000 20.00 ln thi rnaer- more dwicribed' partlcuard bto5 2,000 20.09 tnlty aa the West use to Permission High A. LEATHAM. W. 500. 6.09 school gymnasium on Monday and Wayne Stake Holds 600 in the center 6.09 Beginning at a City Recorder. 1 non evenings throughout the line or the present point 1920. 09 October 22nd. t Teacher' Institute Wednesday operated spur Hack First publication of the the Pioneer been 11.316 113.15 granted winter, has Oregon Short Line Railroad aalt.net publication October 2ltfi, 1920. , M'illlama, Paul.. now anRich. located in to 1,000 W.. aaid Young. 10.00 Fourth Recreation Uest club, according street (Special to The New:) aid point being six 15 leJt East and And In accordance with law and an Oct. 25. The stake In- nouncements by Harry HaKon, who one hundred . BICKNELL. twenty-fou- r DELINQUENT NOTICE. thirty-seve- n and Is to club a of proorder of the Board of Directors made the the purpose stitute which was held here yesterday ays hundredth (124.17) teet Worih on the 17th day of August, 1920, 0 for the boy who are of the Monument at the Intersection and, today was a decided success. In vide recreation of SUNSET MINING COMPANY. Prln-rlp- many shares of each parcel of such tne Monument line of Fourth West spit of the cold jresther many rep- not able to ettend school. stock as may be necessary will he sold 219 office and place of business and hixth North Streets; thence Northresentatives from all wards In the at public auction at the company's of- a seven degree and Dooly Block, SaTt Lake City, Utah along stake- were In Attendance. Excellent WOMEN FORM REYNOLDS FLUB. westerly the fice, 219 Dooly Block, on th 10th day thirty-on- o minuto (7 deg. si min ). There are delinquent upon account of November, 1920, at 2 o'clock p.m. to Ideas wers Imparted by the InstrucPROVO, Oct. 27. Democratic worn curve to the lelt for a distance of seven- following described stock, on 9, levied on th 17th PY the delinquent assessment thereon, tors In social, recreational, charity, en of Provo have organized a Rey- ty-eight and eleven hundredths of Assessment No 1920, several .together with the costs of advertising the relief, and teacher s training dopart-ment- nolds club with the object tn view of (79.11) feet, to a point in the original day of August. tho names of the hd expenses of sale set amounts center of line opposite Fourth West etate Street, said H. H. GREEN, Mis Alice Reynolds as a t being two (2) feet East and two respective shareholders. One regrettable feature of th In- electing I . Democratic point on the No. Secretary. Cert representative hundred two nnd thirty-fou- r hunstitute was. th absence of Professor ticket. Salt Lake City. Utah. Dooly No. Bloqk. Amt. 8hra. Nam dredths (202.24) feet North of the Mm. Joseph Hickman. whose valued servJulia ere selected Thomas Monument The officer at tho of tha, Austin, notice to bidders. C. ices wers so much appreciated In the B.1 Jensen, president; Mrs. Ada B. Monument lines of iatoraoction said Fourth West Ashton, ER. M. w The location Aahton, beginning of ths Institute work. Pro- - Haeler and Mra. Ascha Faxman. rice and Sixth North Street Th Board of Examiners vHll 8tate of under-Itaa th center lino of said spur track Austin, George ! feasor Hickiqan Big-Si- x recently Mrs. Flora B. Jenkins, g- printing precepts; F. more reIn Armstrong, shown Is and en beinjr particularly gone jt-etaoperation slowly o clock . noon ot ini in Hu, n e up ,.io. jmdLtrea BUxeXi tupim the attached prtnt; wfireis n rv7r B fiu mslo rT November 3. 1420. atitths office of th euprat!rijf. Why does the BIG-SI- X erxleer ftaoY made a part o( thla ordinance, Armstrong. J. E. hereby Mr. secured while Seen Hickman have of State. .State Capitol; Secretary o to erneri? Why it Its circle of CLERK MARRIES FIVE COUPLES. Section 1: During lb? term of thi 'Frown. Harry E J unable to attend to his high school. Taxpayers' statements.'- seseesment franchise the graniee shall he subject i Frown, ltsrry E. fast? Beauty, Oct. of the senate and houa PROVO. frauds, widening following roll. 2. to Jour) .the Xrwe Bicknell Notes. following conditions. of representatives of th state of Utah, were married her yesterday lezvry wad performance That said ipur ...track shall bs Begley, E M. (t) bill of the fourteenth Ms- BICKNELL, Oct. 25.The Junior couples legislative H T. by wo other motor cor built L. F. Epperson: laid upon and conform to the grade Brownell. County Clerksion of the legislature of the Stats of clam of thq Wsynhtn eehool will by therein boo tbo o newer. Com to and MMiller of Fark City and of said street, and if the kaid grade j Begley. Agnes 8, Moror) Utah, of the laws of th fourcopies entertain at a Halloween rarty In the Eva Hansen orf Prove: George Beers horpwet thin madufal car, or better teenth seasion-o- f ths legislature of the the Board of CHy Commissioners, tho Bwrt Helen M. Bicknell hall Saturday nighL Oct. It .,,,3 both Thomson, m gtv you a Elizabeth of State Utah, copies of amendments, shall, at ite own expense, Brown. Dora Many novel feature are being plan- - ,f provo; Smith of Cashmere. grantee the departmental reports. elevation of tho track so Brown. Dor .... change Each must be bjd by and Theada Brown of Provo: aa 'wash, aa F 8 to Balllf. me. conform to th a certified check equalaccompanied Th many nlmrode who rant hm to 10jef cent T R,mh and Helen KtmbaH, b) Whenever-- oald street where eaid Badger, R. A. . . . wera for th meet part disappointed. Cia).nr, bo'h of Salt Lake City; John WiUtam epur track la constructed ehaJl he Broadbent, D A. upon condition that upon the award The deer nr higher ln the moun- Houghton of Storm and Nora Belle Pved.r or repaired, then Broad bent. Sytves of'Yhe contra, Y the bidder. wilt faith-full- y .AL eatd grantee, ,,ta successor end ii. - ter tain than evet before at thi time Jennen of Goehen. ea-and a good and ehsli pave, or rep of the year. They are only now putsign sufficient promptly bond, parable to the State between th rail and tor a space of in their appearance in th lowt h of and ting approved hy th State two feet outside of each rail with the Coleman. I Thi ia aStmUbaker Year1 Board of Examiners, conditioned that' er countries. me kind of material nsed on the said Coleman. I .. bidder will the The conet ruction work on theVeW perform the work and such other material as Coleman, I .. treet, or deliver same unde, such rules and rg-- . , mar he approved hy the Board of Com- - j Clacton, high School building s progneeeingJohn as nlat'or.a h z boar may prescribe : 1 . rma ; . t . Sorenose, and all tie shall he laid Clayton. John r(pi and for th faithful performance of vntuaj! r;ietonera. u -- a nicely. pon . a concrete has of aurh thiekneagjdaytn.lv, John ll'n. Pad! Hsrker end two eon of! ar Itchieggnd conr ' 2 C),F ilrct4 tr Coleman, 8 . Idaho are visiting relatives The S'ate Board rf ETfatutnera iOtR Burning of the Ly- -a og tMy 8 Coismar. serves the right to reject any aad all hem. r 1 The aald spur tr.rfc shall be Cn'aman, 8. bid T-d and the road ope --a ted 0 as t'T?a,Urm 8 Ce'eman. ti hl HARDEN BEWm. "News Ada ar believed' Coleman. 8. Board of Examlawa., Secretary - i? FROVdJ) WORKER KILLED BE CUB Hadsoa Aro. OfflM, Offlo Tvlrbooe, 4. fomtph Ora, Bopt, OrwWHr. i;0 WEDNESDAY OCTOUKK 27 THE DESEltET NEWS 8 -' ( '. io of-th- - epi-dm- le 1 . k - t i f'i I J . .t 00 tha,, -- . g, pro-leag- ue y, tjr -- j ' pro-leag- ue g, I ' I j1 vr7 s hrd . - s. ! - I a, ex-mfl-ea yel-Rr- r w . TI' ' ! - -- jhn ' 7 Pmtwci tlEj I -- wr-it- th' t' r f- IM - J- |
