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Show DESERET NEWS CHANGES 'OGBERl'-J tr AREMADEIIi a McKay. E. A. Oleaa and Blah Hyrum Lund. Mrs. (hitter read ai op IJ atMM k r mlnCurlw Ot4n Pat1 Lake alt Knn. ptMnt original poem. Ur at J. L. JohatM TtL ilMHn EewrMewtattva. allfal Gladwell. tiMfia. MataLt City, Rail Hr. and hrltf,anaFrank Frank Bait.Jr.. Orton Ortffjn The VSZXT wfiS MARCH Mr., Vary DaVld t W V SATURDAY , ForThriviog Nearly Half Century Answers Call of Death Gardens Use 4. Escalante Stockmen and Foresters Reach Agreement 'V OODEX March 11 Royal Eeclee U the hew prealdent of the Oreaon Ltm-hSrvt-Wtnft!-- hie brother (XKIHK- ,- March --It euccaadlng cympan. lawanl I rvM c. EccUs, who recently retim and 0 R Mora of tha fcrstnft depart ed. It le announced, following the an. moot of th lorjil foroot office htvt Er nual nieU&4C Raid JT4 from Rffcatatytor ttfth,wfera The flwrot New. Tiirlft Hanks FTciett, formerly trice prea'dent of the thajr haro attended a con foronto of nay be rcortd from Rank of Italy at Ran Francisco, le frrosoro rolatlro to tbo bm of huerowa. Reed Hotel. Ogden. On of tha ffrob--livice prealdent, and W. J. Ecdaa. sacra-tar- cent foroat diacnaaed was tho provonfOQ sf wJtoyai Kartee do a een of the - 4atc traapaa DntbT riBfli or cattle drift, Tavtd Eccleo, founder of the Oreaon Inr from tho dosorta Tho stock bmo-- i GE l.umher company, and 1th prealdent-Un-tl- l elation, they eay,to Kara affraad to put the time of hie death ife has been on moro rid provost tho caftla activo in tha affairs of tho lumbar j drfting Into tho forests. t - WyI. I Stockmen ar feeling optimistic several year for odmpABf Is a son of the founder of thelgarding future prospects, tbs 0RAN!ZE TO REGDVE and has devoted his time to oro report In the dlstrlet (bey rle-th- e lumber business since he returned Mod, the stockmen held, last week, tho form tfe world war where ho served! first solo in two years Other sales with tho 145th field artillery, Mr are being arranged for on March 21 OP REC!JlMAT,'' Picket of and June 20 Kheepmen are ail sou la the new general has tented and wool is selling at 21 cents ths David Eccleo company manager In tbo a pound been active in financial affairs has been more snow west- in the district this winter than in a OGDEN March 11 Urate? rommon-Itlr- a Announcement was mads that Wil- number of year i giving promise- - of of water for the stock and Irliam A, Whltnev has been elected of tho otat of Utah which Hall plenty of the and the- - stockmen Talley Rumpter manager purpose rigation y benefit from tho road company, operating frhro Baker are looking1 forward to a good season. rail1)111 providing re , and the MountHood R fund of 2356.000 000 City, . road operating from DeeOr ThstwoJ.. i ys for recUimPrg land by in cam of In connection i lYlAtBOIl tO DC vatlCST are rafsro&d and drafnarr, to organize, with the mills operated of tbe Oregon Lombef JAMES JEMISOT ADAMS. 'formor Governor WPHam Spry, V. g. company at Dee and Baker City Weber Club Luncheon t v Mr Whitney will retain his position Special land comnrfaaioner. delivered an adMat-soMari-11 OGREX. O o FruncU Central as manager of the PAROWaN. March 1L James JemU dress to directors of tho Ogdon Cham- hectric railroad and the I deputy commissioner ot tbe Inter- aon Adam. 74, a pioneer of 1249. died tbe net revenue department, and a eon of at Ala home here Wednesday of influber of Commerce and a number of Transit company, which operates tbe late (Jearjce Matson, first secre- enza H other buaiuesa jneo- - of tho cityv ot ft street car eyaira in Ogden- hiro In SpriugvHlA- - DLy tary of the Weber club, will be the tbe third child of X&Ullam and Mary - luncheon held In the Weber cluh, Frl- of the duhst luncheon Monday, Ann Adams who crossed the plains ia Sliest Marctrl fietrerarv William V. Rocke- 1149 with George A, Smith a company. day at Fpry eaW Chief Forester Delayed te maktnr preparations for the He has lived m Parowan since the bill would pas at this aesefmi of In Visit 'to Ogden feller early , . affair childhood and has taken an active eenrreeo and aafd. Utah is. minted fn building up the community. part 11 Chief Forester, March (KibKV InTge share of he fond In da vs he heped defend southwifi she in r MJn.F.n FOB COAL THEFT. In order to get a share for a big Colonel W-ern early Utah towns from Indian raids, Monday, JMTafh 27, a hen he will fomjmfaaioner Rprr sold the 'Trojert four leading cm expeditions against InSix large sacks diana OOIN March II. grazing commifnlt je to bo benefited must or-- " preside atJt aic conference 11 bv District of announced valued at matter aere stolen coaj. from ' He married Caroline Redd Nov. 14. jranfze an irrigation and drainage dis- Forester R H Rutledge Th chief the Aaael Fsrr foal company Thursday 1228. trict. The distrut mut submit its to them have been born eight was expected her ttom. nlaht and Marshall Holm, 24. colored. ch ijd and five, data oil the proposed project 10 the de- - forester a&d Horn 29. andndiaai plesd-e- d has evf the tnerWwi-a rsu. r Mondar, March 13t but hfthA heej an girl taken active part In civic and to in the aulltv theft the court, city m.nf of ibr proablT,", and if the Church affairs, having filled many city of hearings Jrt the various forest Frldav. Patrolman L. W. Pack and De, project Is approved the neesfciry funds and'Gounty offices and also 'two mistective Granf Cyphers said they found sions grazing guestlon. will be advanced He suggested ifwrf dlrtncta on the ter the southern andope -to one Referring to information revetted tbe defendants in possession of the coal tbe ' data on th proposed Weber river waf- They-we- re from Jn newspaper Jund ,lmcl large sent throughD the r r storage achems of the i C tegaTdtn,kthicTbresf servto the city jail for 30 days by .Judge reputation of being honest firm and at project- pro;wit, KagaThered conscientious . . ice working -out a new scheme for ce-'fn- g Dsrid R. Roberta.. . once, iU i then a hep the tie 1 u r IVciTfi y 'Oi e'fbTIowng ch jfmaliy lagdr 'Wfrhtn the pattonai aajT-ah1 pa Med, amt Ihe money this forestgryxtngLucll. A. Dalton, Anccl J. John the district forester OH rHECK CHARGE. AEVTEktEb district wilt be In a position to present said hereserve, . Pauline, R Paul. Mary and Verne, all did not understand that the jf Its hid for a ahane of th fund and fee Would In Parowan valley.. rereaiding a was be 1 increased, OGDEX, March 3 the work begun Harry J Prougb He It too was to said Is 10 ported early in the Comminsloner Spry urged serving days county jail in will be brought hereby Detective W. A. Con between business men and farmers say defrntteiy whether the fees would default of paying a fine of 50 for iswho left for Butte this jnornlng a worthless check for 2t to C. Jones, - for the upbuilding of the community be decreased, but forest officials were suing diffrom values W. Peterson. The check via drawn on Rice U Alleged lo have b getting comparative . snd this project would be a certafntv on Feb garage seasons ferent different at and ranges Bank National He also mad a plea hoFlrst admited tha return of from this information of Hboehone mmit work Ida. be bad Just served Prough oofed Adam out tbe actual values: they spirit and neded was He - rtli pioneering of the DANCE AHXOINCED. fn term tbe Sait Lake Jail fewer the country Bedgthat snd there would be ft decrease, similar offnsa more manure spreader opinion limousines OGDEN, March II The Mutuals of an than in the Increase rather grgzing the He said Wbat the west needs Is Ht- fees. Thirteenth ward Announce an old I " expected the new plan time dance to 4e held Wednesday, lzsn and we can get them, if we have wilt he Itannounced SPEAKER AYXOrCED. before the grazing March everv district has 'th farms, He said J5. In the "new ward hall, The are laaued for 1923 March 11 Elder Joseph social will OODEX, be in the nature of a St. applications for farms from persons permits who want to become farmers or stock Fielding Smith will be the speakercon-at Patricks event. the North Weber stake quarterly raisers ference. Sunday, March 12, Jt ia an-- f Fred G. Tsvlor. president of the Cash and Jewelry Are EMCS BILL DATCTC. r ' nounced by the stake presidency. - Welter club snd Chamber of Commerce From Taken Housei OGDEN. March 11 The last dancing y leaves Plain The car presided t the Inneheon. Comm1ston- City at 8 o'clock will not leave until party of th winter arranged by the Spry left for Washington later In OODEV, March 11 effectm for tha benefit of those who local Elks lodge will be held at the 4) the afternoon. ed an entrance through Burglars the rear door of Iwish to attend conference, it is an- clubhouse on Grant avenue,. Jt ia anthe home of J K. Muilen, 23,0 llari Ison nounced by 6cretaM H J Madsen by the Utah Rapid Transit nounced avenu e Thursday night and stole $23 The party will be Informal. Springville Maia In rash. It was reported to ths police. compapy a- - er "Stajolflo, . Mountain-Grow- n F rna- y. MB Practical gawepers and expert seedsmen know well that seeds specially grown In this region, and for this region, produce the sturdiest, finest vegetables.' Why not follow the lead of their success and Mountain-Grow- n plant your garden with P-- foreet-compa- 'HE W Tbejr 'are "thoroughly tested hardy and derived from families of This year have a garden in the backyard that youll be Seeds?- io Nralth-McNar- steady-producer- Irri-rati- h Utah-Idah- n, ta-7- ft W tt rn nt and-CV- n . To, introduce our good seeds into .thousands of new gardens, we are making this special and attractive offer: 26 Packets of P-Mountain-Grow- n Seeds, assorted, for 21.00. Postpaid to any address. It is just half of the catalojjprice. FYee Catalog. ' ' rg-de- forl Our Special .Offer vu 1 s. proud to care At - three--beyett- rMHTr j tr VPaab--4ng- prov-Wbe- Our New Central Location CO. PORrER-mLTO- N J 42imcXrsLSoutA -- fr - Two r Salt' Lake City, Utah. which-usuall- t Will Be Interred at Ogden - OCOEX. March 11. The of WUism R. Middleton was body brought hsre this morning from Fpnngyllle. Ctah The funeral wfll be held Sundav, March II at the Larkin chanel. Mr Middleton was a former resident of this city and is survived by his wife, and one aister. Friday BAD CHECK PASSING (HABGF.D. w. R, Beil. III? Grant avenue, re, ported burglars entered the ODEN, March 11 T W Weaver, door and stole a diamondby and frent 22, and F A. Hidel, 24, alleged to have pearl brooch valued "at $5, and 75 cents in passed a forged cash. Tbs burglaries were Investi- were arrested check atasa local bank Friday they war gated by police officers boarding s train for Salt Take The check wee for 5 drawn on a Salt take bank The teller of the bank teleFuneral Services Held for phoned to Salt Take and learned the war worthless. He advised the Mrs. Elizabeth Summerill check sheriff and the two defendants were 12 minutes later apprehended OOpEX March 11. Funeral services MAYOR TO ADDRESS 4SOMFY. OGDEN. March ll Mayor Frank a Francis wilt deliver an address meeting of the League of Women Vetin the 1 tv hall, Mondav afternoon, March 12 Mrs- - IUtan A Farnsworth ihlocal chairman-announce- saiogeu for the meeimg W omen, If lou Lot e Ogden. Come era another trip of the rotary plow will be made, snd as It has anoaed all this week up there with prospects of more, there Is likely to bo a second School Board May ESTBIUIKR DIES. pretentious opening - The party re. OGDEN. March 11 turned Thursday afternoon, very 'Acquire City Park much Perry T John-eoElisabeth were held 40 an cmbalmer for Iarkm 4b Friday at 10 a m Summerill 4RRESTED AT in the Fourth ward quicker than they went up. reaching RITTR, died at the home I rons, orchard with Pocatello chapel A 11 that mixed ODEN. Bishops March night. service SperlaI to The News f Bud Rice, wanted avenue tbia morning of pneumonia. He train tiH- - operated between Ash- -' VEPHL MarcluILrtarTUa board f eduia survived bv hie wife, four children. I HoTeVvlfle mr iTi.roT 1.0.7.. to here on charge of burglary, has been ton Mont and West Yellowstone once to cation of the Juab school district ha hrotber-an- d a week Two gtitfrc r Musical selections were rtnderad hy information Butte, according. r&che once set more and hsf excursionists firmly received by the police He purchased the property of lr t harles fterMay I. until lheregular openlng-Jun- o ed her akia. JSha was H Dunn, which join on the north cf who went to West Yellowstone on Ifc to find it was not a bear and thanked Vh Central s hool hu.Ming dtl her xeacuers. sens bePeVe that theclty pa.nc located OPEHKTTA PKESEVTEO. ita from It a as slow work climb'ng the long just eaet of the new high school up the Yelloastone branch GRAXTbVILLE, Jlsreh 11 The disbuilding and weM of ihe elementary winter imirionmenL returned Fri- grade, with the 'might of three oil should also be Required by building locomotives pushing the great trict school pupils wave the operetta the school district 'Ediths day morning There were six women burning rotarv ahead through the drifts that Thursday Dream, In' the opera house In the art The tornmercfal club and the Mr. H. V. Platt, wife varied evening in depth up to U and SOffet. club bark f the wovement-lf-h- t of th. gcralipanijL lra IX' blow i browing Ihe scow high and pmpertv PlnkeFtRt otiF the the eurgoft, gEIJErfOilETt TO (ELEBMTE. in unending, measureless cloud,. will have one f .the best school MiS Katharine Garland. far tte In the state which would provide a friend man The Denver from GRWTHVILLE. March 11 A special moving picture Clifts Loo.se Yunker, Oregon Short mpoa purpose plenty of room for Miss Miriam had his machine onH top of one of program lv being arranged for the. Line stenographer! was safe, ss eightieth box cars, where Brooks daughter of the Montana di- the anniversary othe organisaTO 1VC. ftlHOOt, HOR and Mia Selma the train was not Amovie g fast enough tion of tbe Belief society It will be VEPHI March 1! A feature of the vision superintendent to off it number f held la the fteeond ward Joggle large Mr. a Platt writer I Miller, newspaper chapel March program to be ghen frrthe Nephl ward and film pictures were 7 The president Mra Ethel camera and Mutual Sundav night ill be the singing and Pr Pinkerton were among the secured, pistes all of ahlch will appear In her counselors have appointed 'lark, commitof tho e ghth grad chorus of 1O0 officials on tl?e trip. of tees Illustrated to newspapers atsupplements take overeeand cars were two chargejtf. There cnce$ private --The region vrsa one va st expanse of tbfferent parts of the program. the tached t5 the train those of Mr. Ilatt arctic w HI be served after the desolation and solitude Klopi KIWAM4XA 4lfOE JDIREITORA, J and Mr Brook. It the intention An Invitation is being sent trPexam-In- e program NEPHI March 11 The following to erure dog Hied at the ratiroad wefe made at all the stations to member alt the society to atstation properties and yards, but tend and have an of have been elected directors of ihe Ki- terminal, and make a run for the enjoyable time. no station agents or t'le, as are there T If burton. Wm G nanls club secure to basin photograph Gejser Orme Jtin Kendall V M Foote, A W of the Rejer In action. partcnarly graph operator up there In the winLI.t.KFOT F.I.KS ELFtT. IVben it arries-Kit- h hde. J W W hitmore and I. M Pett bright sunshine, inviting you to take to Old Faithful, flanked by ii Itreat ter. no word could be sent, out a to BLVKKOOT. Ida. March II The made the progress But It required from the open road, you will want your car ready and waiting. formation COI MAS YtirriRYft FROM M1M0, lodge has electrd the folnoon to On reaching West Yellowstone, the local Elks onirt-TfVEFHf Marck I!1 Samuel Paxman Mojidaj morning: to Thursday for the ensuing year- town w ks in waiting on skiis j entire the mile. train the it through son of Mr and Mrs James Paxman. get Otto Maas. etecmd ruler bj;!tedknight. . Guy while'not a few had leading hen it was expected to make the trip or snow-shoNow is the time to tune it up. and Dels Faxnfan son of Mr and Mrs 8oThe party climbed lo the roufa of statiea build- loral knight. P.obert Peterson, esteemed Albert R Paxman, returned Frldaj by Wednesday noon. from th Canadian. here could only go a short d:si ance into the ings te witness the glad right of the lecturing knight. Mark Tuohy. secrehave labored the past 27 months Sam- park, most of them pn skis and snow first train cjf.IJ22 into 'the park. tary. L J Chapman.clre-'electeditreasj Lubrication that is right should have your best Ihought. To uel Paxman a as called from theSouth shoes, and with put one or two dog School had adjourned so that ail the urer. James Gillespie Louts be ward snd Ireios 1axman, his cousin, teams Mr and Mrs. Platt sere treat-e- d pupils might greet the Incoming train. Stephen.. trustee for Ihree tyler. 5 ears. J H give ' it& bcst performance, your motor must-w safeguarded as csUsd from the Kanab ward Thev y representative to Early lodge. grand to 8 sied ridewtth Miss Yunker labored principally In Port Arthur- and K. M to alternate Kennedy; so on school a to grand against ruinous friction and your cylinders and spark plugs kept on behind 111 skis holding Washington's birthday, be trailing The voung elders a Innepeg H. M Hugh D Macrosham the speakers at Ihe South ward next rope. This combination was doing yre could have rotary plow day off lodge. Wools rd was initiated the order dean and bright. The snow at West Yellowstone was preceding the election ofinto fine a hen Miss Yunker thought she Sunday afternoon officers to 3 feet deep on a said to be 2 heard a grizxiy bear on her trail, . EUUIMTIliy OITK dt.v for level, so winter transportation there -- HiatlaPfi suddenly turning to make gET. every reisUcsuJl ( aatemoblle lubrl- the nearest tree to escape brtnn. she Is entirely by snow shoe or skis. WASHIVCTOX, March n An examefttkee i lost her balance and toolF'a header Opening day means much to these ination to PII the perstmaaterahip at into the dpep snow. The entire party, people, shut ' in ati winter, and they Delta. Utah, has been announced for It Is free from carbon photographers and gjt, rushed to her make the most of it. About April, April I. n. Vanguard Yellowstone Excursionists Report Experiences in Snowy Region arrttnr at A -- much-reUev- Nl-as- 1 ir chf rf cimier ... - y' U-- e e, 1- -2 Bible Declared Greatest Work It Dews freely kojrrr cold Its base te Wyemlag paraffla-erad- e It Is anlform fa qaallty It laereases gasoline mflrage It Increases 4rivlig power ft J rednees Aepreelatten It sattsDes every motsrfst K MOTOR OIL Sold throughout the Intermountain region Of Literary Art CRv TradoYour Old Ono as First Paymont 4 Associated Pres ) 'IlICAGO. Lli ilarth 1 1 f trary to general supposition la not a collection of texts for rntnis- 'era to preach from Ttrfodore G. Soares, professor at thjrC'niversitv of Chicago .and preacher at the Hyde Park Congregattojuil church, declared In an addrcoi bre. It lea collection of Uteia'urefke greatest whErh was' developed pflefore the eotning of the Grei ks Beniamin Franklin recog- Prof ft. ares substituted nizecth,,? a .dramatic reading of Kuth for a usual Sermon from a text. W hl'e branklm was In France? during ihe period when thp age of Bring Back Thai - Weddiig Day the--8ib- ' UTAH OIL REFINING CO ' t Seiler DOWN .BALANCE TO S(1T reason' had swept away reverence for the Bible" raid Prof Soares, "he re- - j marked at a meeting, of a skeptical oe,etv. In the eoprse nf say antiquarian researches I have discovered a rare Oriental tala in an obscure volume 1 should hke to have it read at some future gathering of this circle The members enthusiastically insisted that the esteemed Dr Franklin's discovery at their Tiext meeting "Aordmgly, Franklin procured k fJkl'te(f readc.r.whi Trail Rufh before the society. - Charmed by the story, which they supposed was a new discovery. the members voted that It be published 4n the records of me or- gan '.ration. That would be unnecessary. Ta Isttmt Ksitha ts PaymwYltbsit - lew FLITE-OLPLE- terpet Or' "" IfPREH WOOD COPPEIt TtB, HI ifeERlIEO Brf Raiher Ma4. 'I allmltrl (aaraatrt. Tb sac yaall bay, If jts. said Franklin. 'a the story is alreadv widely published in a volume which conof equal merit tains many others " . the Bible Prof Boa res said that aside from It purpose, which was to combat Ruth ia A beautiful r tS--M KI.ECTHICV STORE ' $ IsMp--o ACl IM - ,Bd Teewem' x. tsmblneL Give ; FIJFP Well tbe lalttr. Krrp iralef 't rwtn4 tests One Free lsrf ftlr kerp rltas. bo( te DODGE BROS. prose ldvit Model X was. Wf. Flaw Iavrsgato Slate Z45 Se tm Easy T IW Ste" aUsU E ember r .. " deeply which cwt. mtt the wap. I veciw , 'Wf ' l the threads aad ear fare. Utter w.u.. it em-,fc. vC,, A- ,k nl Inly st,srtren, that nil! ? MM aa grtt ' X |