Show ' ' j aribarfcxamme£ SATURDAY EVENING JANUARY 28 1923 FIELD BACKERS RANDOM REFERENCES HIGHLY PLEASED Federal Official Says Holther Site Has Good Future Holther field airport of the AAAn Aero club la a potential field it was unofficially stated by E E Mouton aeronautical inspector of the department of commerce who waa here as a gruest of Og-de- o 5 UTAH BASSO the club Friday afternoon and eve- nlng t Mr Mouton's rating of the field a as a surprise to came potentiality members of the club because of some adverse criticism of the field by many interested in aviation it was said In that Mouton is the federal employe who will eventually rate the Ogrden field officially his opinion was welL received It was said that if the runways were straightened that on the-fielit would be possible to iret a class Awithout any furrating: at present " ther expense In order to make a marked Improvement in an effort to get an AA or an AAA rating it would he necessary to place the end high tension wires at the west of the field underground at an estimated cost of $5000 After inspection of the field Mr Mouton was guest of the club officers at a dinner in the Japanese room of the Hotel Bigelow Those present were A C Rich president Ora Bundy vice president I J Holther secretary and Directors R Ia Olson Roland Browning and Kenneth Fair Speaking for a short time at the weekly meeting of the club in the Wattis-Kimba- ll Motor company building Mr Mouton urged the use of government inspected planes pilots and airports for safety in aviation Mr Mouton received most of his aviation experience while carrying mall for the Boeing airplane line from Salt Lake to San Francisco He has flown 5200 hours and has had one minor crash it was said When aviation was considered more hazardous an aviator had a crash on an average of every 200 flying hours d Services For Bertha TJre Pfttprson Will Be HOWES p m THE WEATHEB 7841 I Reading — Miss Dorothy Ballan-tyn- e will give a reading as the special number in the Ninth ward Sunday school session Fori Expert Cadillac and La Salle service seei Al Luthey with IJ Ws Brewer Co 2367 Grant 7831 Nippy temperatures that set the Made Head-Orv- al W Adams that made the snow sparkle fea- former Ogdenlte Is the new presi tured Ogden's weather this dent or the Associated Banks and Trust! Companies of Salt Lake He A slight breeze kept the town is vice president of the Utah State National bank fairly clear of smoke blood tingling and bright sunshine Packer J 3405 Stevens Jewelers and The mercury registered 15 above at 8 a m Highest Friday was Optometrists— Broken lenses dupli- 41 At 6 p m it was 25 Mini- - cated Eyes tested glasses fitted 353 24th mum during the night was 14 6887 Wire Received — Joseph Chez Huntsville reported a minimum of four below zero There is about secretary of the Western States eight inches of snow on the level Smith association in the valley has fecelved confirmation of the report that Alaska's delegates to The weather records reveal that Houston have been Instructed to the highest temperature ever re- vote for Smith corded in January In Ogden was 58 in the shade Lowest temperature Drs Fonts— New Method over 20 years past is 13 below zero 2468 Wash Ave Phone 343 7921 The average mean temperature for-thimonth Is 28 degrees The Birth — Mr and Mrs Alf N Laraverage mean maximum Is 35 and son are rejoicing over the arrival the mean minimum is 18 of a baby boy at their home 373 The time of sunrise today was 7:43 Sunset will be 5:39 & for-Presid- ent s POINT CLEARED EQUALIZE -- semi-month- RAILROAHATES Slo Hearing Set For February 11 i -- ! Hearing of the petition of four railroads — the Southern Pacific Union "Pacific Oregon Shorf Line and Western Pacific — seeking permission to reduce freight rates from Idaho through Ogden io the Pacific coast to equal those of the Rogerson cutoff from the Twinj Falls territory to San Francisco! will be held in" Salt Lake on Sat-- i urday February 11 it was learned today It is likely that some Ogdeii busi ness men will be called upon to testify at the hearing although nothing definite has been decided it was said today by E IL Alton who is chairman of the chamber of commerce committee which has: been handling the freight rate problem The railroads have point ed out in their petition that the large shipping firms of this section are discriminated against in com peting with firms shipping Oyer the Rogerson cutoff i J PARCEL POST! i -- URGE "Old Ironsides" ATTENDS get-togeth- iSiff so-call- ed m 20-8- h one-four- th - $50-00- hs $80-00- FIRE ALARMS CLEVELAND Ohio Jan 2- 8(By The Associated Press ) 4— Fires which swept the upper floors of THEN CLOSE UP ""u nd ty?a°rl!Xia ! rM''"cl° L i 1 PLACES OPEN IN WILL SPEED UP FEDERAL SERVICE TRAINS TO FRISCO The United States civil service commission has announced open competitive examinations as folr lows: Teachers of secondary English at 3000 pesos to 3200 pesos a year (about $1500 fto $1600) nor-- j mal school demonstration teachers at 3000 pesos to 3400 pesos a year (about $1500 to $1700) Philippine service Associated metallurgist at $3000 a year assistant metallurgist at $2400 a year departmental serv ice Washington D and In the federal classified! service through- out the United States Under card-punc- h operator at $1140 a year junior tabulating- machine operator at $1320 a year -- rvif Washington Power sewing machine operator mail equipment ships of the post-offidepartment! Washington D C at $360 a day Applicants must have at least six months' experience as paid power machine operator Apprentice government printing office Appointments will be made to apprenticeships in the following trades: Printer pressman book binder electrotyper photoengraver and machinist Full information may be obtained from A R: Ward at the postoffice in this city 5 C — (By The Associated Press)-- The San Francisco chamber of commerce announced Friday night that its request for faster train service from here to Chicago had been ap proved by three railroads The running time on eastbound extra fare trains of the Southern Pacific and the Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe will be reduced one hour and 45 minutes early in March said the announcement The westbound schedule will remain unchanged The present running time on lim ited trains from here to Chicago is 63 hours t SAN FRANCISCO Jan 28 PARK SUPERVISOR Van Hoist of Ogden has filed an applictaion with the city com mission for appointment as super visor of public parks explaining that in his "opinion city' funds could be saved If such a supervisor was in charge The application is Uo come before the commissioners at the regular Monday afternoon meeting Q - ce PLUMP rV ":f : - Yos" MARY BRIAN J rru Baa Paramount' New8 ilbbs anaj ' - e dhie eve off a mm©oC 6—ACTS— 6 And a Fine Picture The New Jack Mulhall and Dorothy In Mackallf Brother Smile William IIJVW FLAMING o?tr' urn Last Times Today O-Cylin- deir 1 Smile'! 100 horsepower—5! © 0 B omSir STARTS TOMORROW ' Ilnauguiral reception— : In addition to this luxurious new " "Collegians" : REWARD - m fi m I "mm- l i great drama oi Broadway —from Broadway — for the supreme en- - -- er Tonight rmS BIG NEW BILL www Dance TONIGHT SHOW g gJ S b Conklin fcL(iih(i1l:i:iuf2 tJl ry"" m toTT" r lliHllllijilililHl!Hl ELKS GIRLS er m-mrf- h th r n io !° "uTJH POPLAR BLUFFS Mo Jan 28 ZZT ""W ougova ues — (By The Associated Press)— r as does the eagle he Flying high came irom Cartagena some 400 Stockholders of the Bank of Broaei- miles away Over rugged mounTnaUt" tains enshrouded in clouds past to and close the money depositors dense tropical jungles and danger- bank 'Always a Good Show' 10 February' ous ravines and across an unknown The institution has been iin good country Lindbergh flew on one of condition since its organization mP" flaring journeys of his nine years ago but because jof good 44 JT"" wu roads taking most of the jcountry had promised that he business to larger towns the future Mndbergh i v IVSVS' U V V ° v' m we" oe- - doesn't look so good" officers of fore that timei however the Snirit the bank said of St Louis came Into sight cleav have been asked to Depositors ing its way through a bank of withdraw their money The bank Tho rieecy wnite clouds has sufficient to pay all its —LAST TIMES TODAY— LETS CITY COURT swebt low over Madrid fUld plane whilo patrons and tomoney meet all other outSays It's a Great Show Everybody TAKE IiNOTIOR ttATT thousands cheered The plane then standing - accounts The institu tion is capitalized at $10090 Fox O W Kelly 40 years of age who gota few minutes later 4 Lindbergh was arrested Friday night on was circling the capital It was TWO MOTOR CARS Twenty-fift- h street between Grant 0 SLIGHTLY DAMAGED and Lincoln avenues on a charge AH' He passed or liquor in possession failed to over Mount Monserrat nearby Automobiles driven by E E 2885 Van Buren avenue ing and forfeited $300 bail Kielly Wright as V of the clock and Archie Ellison ft was arrested by Sergeant George II of 2587 Grant to three landed pointed to Come the Lindbergh C II Pe avenue anaJJetectives were jfniuips damaged oni tne flying field He had com Friday afternoon slightly terson and A J Gale George O'Brien with Lois Moran at Twenty-fourt- h pleted his journey in six hours Street and Kiesel avenue a big cast in a thrilling story and e according one minute Big-Timto a police report Wright1 was re of love and adventure in the navy CHILDREN'S SHOW to nave neen driving on ported Twenty-fourt- h IS FOUND PLEASING Added street wheri Ellison IN backed out from the curb land the Children of the Thirteenth ward Dorothy Gulliver machines collided religion class (gave a pleasing preLockwood's Orchestra ': in new sentation of the operetta "Sally" in the recreation hall Friday night the In quarter ending SeptemFor Members Only I TO BE ber 30 1927 83947 boy babies before a large audience The "Review of the U S Troops" was a and 80062 girl babies wre born In England and Wales feature of the program which included special musical selections CHICAGO Jan 28— (By The As Latest Paths News sociatea JrTess)— -- Ever so often at the Big Wurlitier Halllday Flo Zeigfeld comes back to the 'Ahome town spends a day at the Tomorrow FOR return of diamond and plat- Wjest Adams street house where he j inum pin lost on Washington ave was born looks8 3 over the family year-old mother Ph 3758 or call Want Ad Dept album with his Standard-Examin7937 and tells reporters the latest nev aoout snow girl glorification lie disclosed yesterday that a chars e in? the show girl's Tines has taken place Gone he said is the string JACK PASSEY'S bfan type In its place is the chorPRIVATE i Olie Eeeye and GREATER BAND ister and mora avoidupois with T curves instead of angles and His Orchestra 1 Let's GoI straight lines Oao oi the screen's most delightsZiegfeld has found the public Playing as taste as in fickle is ful stars in her latest success Fox New it figures PeppyALICE GRAY MADSON clothes ""I don't make a type of Trots and Beautiful girl a favorite" he explained "I announces the second Dreamy Waltzes Coming Soon to pick the girls to fit try simply term beginning Slonday the clothes the designers provide" FUN GALORE! "THE LONE EAGLE" Embonpoint he said is as imposJan 30 at 2623 Brinker sible for the chorus as it ever was 'SEVENTH HEAVEN" Enjoy Utah's Finest The desired type the type he now You" Phone 1S59-- J 'vVhere Awaits Happiness Ballroom is recruiting is just plump enough t I to provide curves without being Admission 35c L either lanky or fat i ng "Co-Insu- r- Ogden Is Interested! In SLiVir l i i CROSSES towering Col Charles A Llndbereh ly dog-raci- the United States parcel post build ing early today was brought under control after it had caused more than $300000 damage and threat LINDY ened adjoining skyscrapers in the Only 52 days left until the first of spring heart of the city Three hundred prisoners became when the blaze DANGER ROUTE panic stricken successive TWO DECREES OF by explosions of chemicals threatened the old DIVORCE GRANTED county jail' near by Emergency HOUOTA Colombia Jan 28— stood ready to take the pris patrols Decree of divorce was awarded (Jt$y Uhe Associated Press) —Co- oners from the jail late Friday afternoon in the dis- lombia today paid tribute to the trict court by Judge James N Lone Eagle who blazed an air trail BANK WILL PAY! mountains serving a term in the federal pris- on m MCieus isiana tor emDezzie- ment of funds from the First Na- tional bank of Oedpn W Wright charged that her husband paid attentions to another woman until such attentions became notorious in the vicinity where she lived Judge Kimball also awarded a divorce decree to Rosine Chaix from Peter Chalx on grounds of de sertiort Mrs Chaix was awarded J12000 cash in lieu of alimony in a stimilatlnn wWih waa' m""u- - Qf : f"" or tne decree They were married Jn Wlnnemucca Nev November 14 j FIRE POLICY ce Marshall and James A Hooper woolgrow- ers secretaries have written H W! Beckett Jr manager of the Hotel rBigelow thanking him for courteous service during the two conventions Motorists Attention —Cylinders rebored and polished $300 Same n Moas factory Job tor Co Inc 2301 Kiesel Ave Phone 217 7603 Fuller Brashes — Ph 2208 after 6 - I-- f To Marry — Weber county cjerk's office late' Friday Issued a marriage license to Douglas M Frasier Suite of Rooms over Paramount of Park City and Elphia Smith of theatre suitable for offices or apt Ogden 20x25 store room and large base And the Flowers are furnished ment in same building Apply J S Glaasebrook Co Paramount The by Klenke FloraL Phone 1240 letters Come— F R — 1 - 1125 I -- W I 7103 ISAAC HUNSAKER turtndta va) Ogden Typewriter Bouse for type 2422 Kiesel writers and repairs - Named For Union Pacific 122 f 1 " rboce Officers of the Ogden Art Scholarship At HOHEYVILLE DIES ciety will hold a reception at 4the College Hotel Bigelow tomorrow from to Held Monday 6 o'clock in connection with the BRIGHAM CITY Jan 28—Isaac Nephl Manning of North Ogden Hunsacker wife display In the hotel of Le Conte Bertha Lenora Ure Peterson an old resident of inbeen named Weber has the A County WashStewart's general paintings of Daniel ! Peterson 3151 at the family died Honeyville school winner of Union the to the is extended to attend High at 1:30 o'clock in home ington avenue died Friday nightfol-in vitation that city $100 Pacific with scholarship public a local hospital of pneumonia trouble fol of this heart morning also of North Og Barker Eleven or Le uonte Biewart s Ward She was born " suffered a stroke lowing an operation lowing paralytic aen an as exhibition This the on alternate are recent paintings He was In Salt Lake on August 10 1884 some —r weeks v three ago Is nouncement Verne made by in the lounge at the Hotel Bigeand was a daughter of James W low in Mill Creek ward Utah on under the auspices of the Og Oberhansley agricultural instruc born She married and Lucinda Ure 11 1850 and a few years October Salt Xake in den Art society The description j tor at the school moved later Honeyville where George Q Moss in follows The $100 Is given to the winning his family nowto reside pictures 1903 He died in 1906 and In 1907 of the In 1868 he In these J paintings he has student as an aid in his first year married Eliza Hansen who she married Daniel Xc Peterson of nature The at an agricultural college Award years ago He served for 10dieL21 She had lived In Ogden since 1912e causrht 11 moods canvases exhibited are- ing of the scholarship is based on as counselor to the bishopricycSijw three large in 1 v active been and had jff V themselves as plc- the student's agricultural project i wai1 striking both in wide o£ 8Ub summer his the scholastic range the of past active member of the church He Survivine are her husband her standing and his community activ ris survived by the following sons canvas the 'One large portraysMAAVi ity and a daughter: Isaac J Elija Pemm J following children: George 1 Moss Four other students who were ter George OscarrM and Alvin of Peterson DanieV U Nev Sparks dCsert with towering red considered for the scholarship Honeyville 1 Mrs William and Paul J Peterson MildredU a Pet-— -n nmi' MtlA dls- - were named by Mr Oberhansley the Funeral erson Max tu eterson ati oi vg-de- tance The whole scene vibrating also They are Harold Brown 'Al- - Knudsen of Deweyyille will be announced arrangements and the following brothers and vin Johnson Max Christensen and later :: clear sparkling sunlight sisters: Mrs William J Kemp An- with and catch smaller '"Two Clyde Ferrin pictures Mil drew C Ure Mrs John M hold other moods of the desert The rating of the students was David 11C Ure and Bishop James Winter ler Trra — with sunlight made by B A Fowler superin FOREST OFFICIAL fading nr sit TjkP And Mrs w tendent111of wricounty schoolsa Princi striking across a snow covered Horace E Garner of Ogden HERE FROM EAST of a pai tjvenn ana is the side subject! country Funeral services will be held on second large picture This is done Humphreys waniquist state supervisor jjof vo E E Carter assistant United Monday at 2 p m in the First in a free and vigorous cational agricultural instruction ward chapel with S L Stephens style remarkably States forester in charge of forest The bare trees glow warm of the ward bishopric presiding management with offices in Washas the sun strikes through EECEIVES "WORD ON The body is at the Lindquist & ly ington D C- was in Ogden today REED C CULP me in Sons mortuary Friends may call a POTATO RATE CUTS conferring with R Rutledge is "The third large picture district forester and C B Morse Sunday after- storm crowded hillside" warm in Reed C Culp who has return-turne- d at the family home Monon assistant district forester in charge to Salt Lake for a visit to noon and evening and alsoInterment tone : The foliage beginning to BOISE Ida Jan 28 — (By The of on forest 1:30 o'clock forest management "to autumn coloring and the — turn his home will singSunday in the day until rethe Under Associated Press) in the inter- management problems below of farmland First Presbyterian Church Ogden will be in Ogden city cemetery comheavy green cent order of the interstate Mr Carter mountain country wllVi Mr one aft no of ? the morning doubt He will be heard "This is merce commission whereby potato leave Sunday for Denver goS is rates from Idaho Utah and in the works It Stewart's and evening1 services Colostrongest and I from there to Albuquerque N social after-serviremarkable for the interesting pat rado to Texas and Oklahoma points and then on to Washington two has years tern that is formed the subjugat are readjusted reductions on some Quip for the past! Union the been selected as soloist ing of detail to that pattern the rates from Idaho are as high as 25 clear brilliant color and vigorous per cent the Idaho public utilities BIALE CHORUS TO versity pf Michigan Glee club and cirAgain" his commission has i been notified by chorui In Detroit musical and sweep of brush work TOMORROW ' SING cles he also won prominence in'a California the federal body versatility is shown sunlit scene —- yellow with the symphony orchestrand teach The Ogden "Community - singers choral societies as ioloist received Ocrden Insurance Agents' asso- - cliffs and an ocean of emerald and will a With of total nearly give a concert at 7 o'clock capital meet- - blue enthusiastic praisej Mr Gulp Is elation held its two million pounds more than Sunday night at the state industrial life to chor- ing Friday in the Hotel Bigelow "Other of the smaller canvases 100 ' companies r to promote school and a rehearsal is called for ' studying to devote his I al work The meeting was presided over by are done in autumn early and have been ' registered in 6:15 o'clock Sunday afternoon In The class of music offered by Fred T Flinders president of the jate winter and summer each one England the Elks' home col- Mr Culp includes some of the mas- association George J Kelly was snowine different moods and bril-and terpieces for the bass voice such the principal speaker of the session ©ring some high keyed and Direction L Marcus Enterprices numbers as "The Horn" by Fligier took for his subject iiantt others subtle and quiet all manner "Honour and Arms!' from Handel's ance Clause" He said in part: a free done in strong "Sampson" "Hear Ye Winds and is a simple but much mis catching the atmosphere of the "This Waves" from Handel's "Serpis' understood agreement in which out-o- f doors" The Blind Ploughman" by Clarke the insurer for a consideration in and "The Great Awakening" by' rate agrees with the Insurance i Kremir companies to insure for not less G 0 P PROSPERITY than a certain percentage to the DECLARED MYTH value of the property' Usually these percentages agreed upon are fe-PCROWD 70 80 90 or 100 Failing- to carry GRAND ISLAND Neb Jan 28 ' the minimum amount of insurance -(- By The Associated Press) — in event "Republican prosperity is a myth agreed upon the insurer loss reduces the amount of his former United States Senator Gil of BALL recovery in the ratio that he has bert M Hitchcock of Omaha told underinsured an annual Democratic "Instead of "'The wording of this agreement meeting here Friday a financial not i3 depression and technical prosperity TTicrhnr OfflPPrq u somewhat X115lltl understood by the layman: as a exists today" he said This condition has resulted fronTa perversion practical example using figures: Among Guests of "Full value of the property $100-00- 0 by the Republicans of constructive last DemMutuals legislation enacted by theMr Hitch"Insurer agrees with the insur- ocratic administration" the seven cock added not less "During to ance of company carry Annual Gold and Green ball prosof of 80 cent Republican years per the four! stake Mutuals held in the than $80000 being" United in banks the 3000 the perity the of value was property declarBerthana Friday night "Amount of insurance actually States have failed" ed a social and financial success Among the causes of financial and was a brilliant affair' More in force at time of loss $60000! he attributed the Reloss "Actual depression $50000 Includ1650 attended than persons inethod administration's has insurer is the found that publican ing stake presidencies and members not"Itmaintained his agreement and of deflation changes in the federal of the general " boards from Salt STARTS 31 rHe has only $60000 insurance This reserve bank systemandand (federal Lake commission SUNDAY high tariff A special features of the program is $20000 less than he has agreed trade sSSSJSSS:SSS:SS' these Democratic measures was thei fancy waltz by 16 young to carry Hence he himself must All ofbeen the have 0 Repub perverted by the or of Special gold and green bear couples the (insurance com- licans he continued The only electrical designs were used In the loss of $50000three-fourtDemocratic measure which they 0 of decoration scheme': Refreshments pany paying is the farm 0 have not perverted Had the insurer carried were served i act loan ' his fulfilled have would he Profits from the social will be loss and the recovered equally divided among the four agreement in full" WANTS PLACE AS stake organizations -- A J atre Bldg 82-J- -8 so- V 1 236 Correspondent Elizabeth Balr Phone Cosiness Office Corner Drnj BOYS WINNERS -- j Phone' Box Elder Department : I on 10RTH OGDEN ' male quartet Gun Taken— T E Morgan of Ioe Skating— Weber gym every 2785 Grant avenue has reported to afternoon evening 10c ana Zbc auto25 caliber a the police that 7250 stolen from matic pistol had been his apartment 2303 Con E Bhn— Insurance National Dance Championships Tonight — Ogden council Noi 248 in every Wednesday night $100006627 of the United Commercial TravBerthana prizes elers will meet in the Woodman of the World hall this evening at For Sale— Choice new homes 7:80 o'clock A :r- dancing party Call terms and Special: prices held at 9 o'clock and all be will 735 or1' 1625 360 friends of the members are Invited j Stage Romance — J ack Marcus of to attend Philadelphia and Olga Popoff of Phone F J Drake Yeterlaarian New York City who are appearing 18423! on the:Pantages bill in Ogden this 836 week obtained a marriage license Save Money— Have those cuts from the Weber county clerk's of fice late Friday and were mar In your tires vulcanised by? our ried Garage expert 6346 Phone 604 Mack-Robins- PAINTINGS 1 ONEXHIBUION IN BIGELOW WORKER DIES mil ht Ford-Nelso- Can you beat it? SINGS SUNDAY ar- Eighteenth street The newfamIMvorce Granted— Rees D Stephin the district is fourth rival the the boy ens has received in P court a divorce from Helen of ily t representations Stephensu on hiswere new Yourself Ce—Rent Drive It mwnw cruelty xney Willys-KnigHerts se Nash April 12 1927 2538 waahtofton dans and Fords 3617 formerly of Phone S500 J Bryon& Burton Barton Is now with Blackburn Co 251 the Carl C Ramussen To Speak — S Dilworth YoMng ve propList your Washington of the Ogden Gateway executive 7796 erty for sale or trade council Boy Scouts of America in the Thirteenth ward Get Your Groceries i and Meats will speak 185 Twenty- - chapel on Sunday at 7 p m Speat Viaduct Market a ela1 will be music by provided fourth street 1 OGDEN CHURCH terta inment 7 t Ogden! 8-cyI- iri der car see the new American Edition of the Erskine Six the new Dictator and The Commander world's champion car j : 3pm of to lip' MUSIC ' m : j ' I o Also Comedy "Shamrock Alley" News ? Reel — Special Music Matinees Nights 1 Prices 25c and 10c 35c and 10c 3116 Washington Ave Phone 555 |