| Show THE OGDEH ' ' STANDARD-EXAMINE- THURSDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 27 1923 R MMMIMMaMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMlMMMMWWMMMM rl NEWS OF THE INTERMOUNTAIN WEST WILL INSPECT PROJECT SITES I 15' Tour Includes Mag- " Die Area -- E'z£t °Pl Utah water storage commission should visit each of the projects that has been proposed as the next unit for construction in the Great Salt Lake basin reclamation proof gram was reached at ra meeting: the commission at the capiloi Wednesday afternoon a The Hyrum and Porcupine dam-site- s in Cache valley are to be visited on October 2 the Magpie dam- Mte on the Ogden river October 10 and the Deer Creek reservoir site on the Provo river October 11 A comittee Of nine to gather data cn the three projects was appointed and will meet at the capitol on October 23 Committee members and their subjects are: C'tche valley Professor William Peterson W R Ballard and A F Doremus A P Bigelow John M m I c- r- W v£V7f UOOV"f y£ -S- 4sJ Del-be- temple Funeral services will be held in the St George tabernacle this aft-- e f 'V si TRAPPERS FEEDING CAPTURED COYOTES Aikf You couldn't call Milo Warren-bur- g a little shaver for he's 15 but just the same he's the youngest licensed barber In California He learned in his father's shop at Santa Cruz and uses his razors and shears to pay his way through 3Chool at Richmond Calif METROPOLIS Wyo Sept 27— Local trappers are using an unique plan for beating the season on their early-caugfurs when the capOFFICER GRABS tured covote falls to present the class fur the TREMONTON BOYS appearancetie ofthe first animals legs and trappers g him home alive LOGAN Sept 27— tTwo Tremon-to- n jaws is then staked out by The coyote boys who escaped from the a chain and fed on the numerous detention home at Brigham City rabbits until such time as the fur Tuesday evening were apprehend- is deemed more valuable ed W'ednesday morning at Cache — — — o Junction by "William Batt night watchman They were placed in HIGHWAYS TO BE the custody of Logana officials' unOILED NEXT YEAR til returned to Brigham in the afternoon by Juvenile Officer Call of SALT LAKE Sept 27— Summit that city county and the state have agreed upon a road oiling program for EYE INJURED BY next year Included are stretches between Wanship and Coalville be- CARTRIDGE BLAST tween Echo and Baskin and at Snya total of 13 miles at a derville LOGAN Sept 27— Gyy Card on cost of $45000 Jr 9 son of Guy Cardon of Lo-of The road near the gan temporarily lost the sight next surfaced be will dam Echo both eyes and had most of the hair year burned from his head as the result o of touching a match to an unfired MOULTON BISHOP Wank cartridge found on the streets of Logan Wednesday MAY GAIN OFFICE It is believed he will recover complete eight SALT LAKE Sept 27— Bishop W Moulton of the Utah Arthur WEALTHY HOBO diocese of the Episcopal church among seven churchmen from SPEAKS TONIGHT isamong whom a nominee as bishop of the diocese of Penncoadjutor SALT LAKE Sept 27— James Choice be selected will Eads How millionaire hobo ar sylvania of twelve commltte a with lies rived in Salt Lake Wednesday night ministers and twelve laymen He en route to the eastern states is scheduled to speak on "Prosperity Poverty and Unemploy- RAIN WELCOMED ment" this evening In the Labor IN DIXIE COUNTY temple 27 — Rain ST GEORGE Sept STATESENATOR what old broke Wednesday evening la the St in say timers George DIES IN ENGLAND A longest drought in thirty years 5:30 in about set downpour good ROCK SPRINGS Wyo Sept 27 Benefits to crops and — State Senator Frank Yates at o'clock will be Immense alike ranges torney ranch owner and politician died at Manchester England ac cording to a cablegram received PLAYER DIES AT here Wcensday Senator Yates PINOCHLE GAME although a comparativjly young man suffered a severe illness two NEWARK N J- - Sept 27— (AP) years ago which later developed —Frank of Ozol looked at a hand ' 11 into a malignant form mm ninochle- ne nas justj jeaii 12 o slf Wednesday night and toppleda OBTAINS JUDGMENT SALT LAKE Sept 27 — C R over dead Friends said it was Heart trouble was Welling former cashier of the Bank nprfpetas hand of his death cause the a of Garland has been given "judg given ment of $800 in the district court GRANTED DIVORCE of Box Elder county against the RENO Sept 27— (AP)— Marbank and Seth Pixton state bank commissioner The judgment is for gery Durant Daniel daughter ofa back salary which Mr Welling W C Durant has been granted claims was due him The bank divorce from Kobert W Daniel Washington banker closed January 12 1927 noon ht on -- E6 U S PAT OfT TMe Walter and Dorothy Sheltren visited relatives in Ogden the first of the week CLASS ELECTIONS Evanston high- - school classes have held election of officers with Twelfth the following results: grade — George Sessions president Addie Brown vice president Lila Cook secretary Bernice Harris treasurer Miss Agnes Stendahl Eleventh grade — Kensponsor Lucille Shelver neth president Wicks vice president Lillian Rob inson secretary and treasurer: Miss Mildred Peterson sponsor Tenth grade — Beulah Stacey president Elva Snow vice president Bernice Hunt Everett Bird secretary treasurer Miss Mildred Mctzler Ninth sponsor grade —Walter Shelren president Ruth McCarty vice president George Wood secretary Virginia Martin treasurer: Wallace Wardell sponsor Eighth grade — Robert Bernard president Eloine Cook vice president Junior Pearce secretary Marjorle Paul Seventh gade— Ruth treasurer Warburton Beverly president Shields vice president Grace Buck secretary Lois Benson treasurer Miss Sarah Kaplan sponsor Mrs Enoch Craig of Ogden passed a couple of days during the first She was of the week in Evanston the guest of her parents Mr and Mrs John MacCuaig A Red Cross benefit dance Is be ing held tonight in Automotive hall 25 per-ce- nt of the proceeds to be sent the sufferers of the recent tornado disaster on the southern coast Mrs L E Fosner local chairman of the Red Cross and Mrs James MaeLaughlin are receiving donations Mr and Mrs Ruel Walton and Mr and Mrs John MacCuaig had as their guests for several days the first of the week Mr and Mrs Sim Walton and daughters Patricia and Helen Marr and son Kay of Salt Lake Mrs C E Shepherd and daughter visited relatives in Ogden a couple of days the first of the week Sheriff and Mrs Robert Hamilton had as their house guest this week Mrs Joe Martin of upper Bear river ' to-reli- eve o ILL HOLD TESTS SALT LAKE Sept 2 7— Examinations for the position of postmaster of Rosette Utah will be conducted by the United States civil service commission at Kelton shortly after October 19 when apAlfar'etta plications will close Seely Incumbent announced Wednesday W SGr BLOW! f WA TTIS LEAVES 0!i SHORT TOUR For Governor Nominee Will Visit Utah County And Price SALT LAKE Sept 27 — (Special)— W H Wattis Republican candidate for governor left this morning for Utah county to confer with Republicans there He will go to Price for the convention on Saturday and will visit many towns en route Byron Anderson today was appointed by Chairman Chrl R Mar-cusc- n to be director of the speakers' bureau for the Republican state committee E O Howard president or Walker Brothers bank was named chairman of committee with power to appoint his aides on that committee E W Kelly president of the Mullett-Kell- y company will give a political radio talk ovr KSL tomorrow night commencing at 7:15 o clock and W H Wattis will speak at the same station Tuesday night -—— j the-financ- —— o— MILLION DOLLAR ONION CROP NOTED BOISE Sept 27 — (AP)-- An onion crop that will pour a million dollars of new money into the state is being harvested by Idaho farm ers this year M L Dean director or' the bureau of plant Industry de clared on his return from a tour of the onion growing sectons Between 800 and 900 acres of are being harvested this year Dean said and many growers are receiving from $1000 to $1500 an acre for the crop The onions are exceptionally good this year Dean declared citing one carload being shipped from Caldwell in which not a "single onion was lesi than 2 inches in diameter xTj NEA 6CRVICC Echo-Coalvil- INC' a divorce here Wednesday from Robert W Daniel j Washington D C banker Mrs Daniel charged extreme cruelty but the complaint listing the details of her charge was withThe cusdrawn by court order of Margery Randolph Daniel tody 4 was divided by an agreement which also settled property rights — o— —— ONE TRUSTY FAIUS TO LOCK SELF UP BOISE Sept 27 — (AP)- -A jail or who trusted three "trusties" to lock themselves In county jail here was today hunting on? of them named Floyd Loncot serving a sen tence for liquor possession On the plea that they wanted to finish mowing the courthouse lawn the jailor allowed three trusties to stay out beyond the usual hours They promised that whn they fin ished work they would lock them Two of selves in their quarter them did o CONTROL OF FIRE BELIEVED GAINED - of the brush fire which has raged since Sunday in the heads of City Creek Red Butte and Dry canyons was believed to have been accomplished Wednesday night by the members of the city water department and soldiers of the Thirty-eight- h Infantry Fort "Douglas BOY BELIEVED KIDNAPER VICTIM 12c SEGO MILK 3 for 27 Large cans DENVER Colo Sept 27— (AP) — Missing from his" home since Monday it is believed here that Sammy Sabell 5 is the victim of The boy the son of kidnapers Mr and Mrs Mitchell Sabell was laat seen in the yard in-- ront of his 45c SHINOLA SET Wool Dauber and Polisher NATIONAL MAZDA GLOBES 10 to 40 watt Each NATIONAL MAZADA GLOBES 50 to 60 watt Each IMPORTED OLIVE 60e ESS-JAOIL '2 pint IMPORTED "Tf- $100 ESS-JAJ OLIVE OIL pint I ww 1 ! j horn DtJSTT Fourth of fund has been raised It's a SALT LAKE Sept 27— With the BULOVA 15 ruby jeweled adjusted guaranteed movement 14-white gold filled case with new f feature K dust-proo- mown — A week Ogden's Credit Jewelers 2405 WASHINGTON AVE total collection for the Florida and Porto Rico disaster relief funds less than $3000 those in charge of the Salt Lake American Red Cross chapter and the relief committee for local subscriptions issued calls for all available organizations to appeal to their members in adding stimulus to the' drive that has been tarried out in the business district to raise the $12000 fund for Salt Lake CRUELTY CHARGE DETAILS HIDDEN RENO Sept 27 — (AP) — In the private chamber of a Reno judge Margery Durant Daniel daughter of WV C Durant millionaire automobile manufacturer and capital- - Cardinals regained the half game of their lead they lost yesterday by beating the Braves 8 to 3 today The Cardinals knocked Ed Brandt out of the box in the first Inning to score six of their rns With the loss of the first game of a double header by the Giants 4he victory put the Cardinals a full game ahead of New York WHAT FASHIONABLE WOMEN WILL WEAR THIS FALL The woman in search of rautrt fall clothes will find the height of femininity 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J X A KEEH SHARP) He is the son of President George F Whitehead of the St George 4J? AUTHORIZED ex-ce- "antl-Republic-a- and-brin- Way came from Minnesota Wednesday! morning on U P train No W Mr Ewer jointed her here and Way they wjvnt on to Ogden Miss was a (teacher in the Evanston schools for two years" leaving hero last ye!ar She is a graduate of South Dakota Wesleyan Mr Ewer is the son of Mr and Mrs John II Ewer He was graduated from Evanston high school in the class of 2 3 having been one of the school') star basket ball players Five yjears ago' he began work in the Btyth & Fargo company store and is how head of the grocery department Mr and Mrs Ewer will make tjheir home in Evanston LUNCHEON SERVED Mrs George Pexton and Mrs John WV R Rennie were hostesses to a number of friends Wednesday at a beautifully appointed 1:30 o'clock luncheon at the homo of The table decoraMrs Rexton tions were yellow candles and California poppies Asters in bright colorings ana otner iau garaen flowersTwere used to adorn the spacious liVing rooms Following the luncheon all guests engaged in a guessjng contest Shakespearean which created much interest Mrs Elizabeth Arnold Stone won first honors Afterwards several tables of bridge were arranged A group of guests passed the afternoon with work and social chat The fancy all-cprize was won by Mrs John Cheese Mr and Mrs Frank Gorman and little daughter Yvonne returned from Salt Lake last w eek-en- d where they visited Mr Gorman's sister- ft nd her husband Mr and Mrs Dave Miller Just before they left fotj Salt Lake Mrs Gorman received Syord of the death of her little sister Christianne Bonte at her northern home in Armentleres France She was seven years old having been two years of age at the timft Mrs Gorman left France af ter visiting her parents five years ago TO COUNTY FAIR mo- 'A number of Evanstonians tored to Randolph Monday and Tuesday to attend the Rich county fair among them being: Bishop and Mrs P G Matthews Robert Zemp Joseph Hellewell Harry Coles Mr and Mrs Ed Spencer Lee Stephens1 J Stanley Ballinger C C Smith Clifford Osberg John W R Rennie and John Martin They report the fair much of a f success the exhibits being fine and the attendance good The rodeo "also aroused a good deal of Inter-- 1 st Governor Dern of Utah was present in Randolph Tuesday morn-- I infer and made an address j "4Mr and Mrs Frank Sheltren and 4-- ": the floor when he was found by to drive the cow fiom the Barney Richardson who was call- prostrate form of the injured woming on business en He is survived by his widow o——— Jessie Gardner 'Whitehead and three children all of St George EVAiNSTON Wyo Sept 27—-Mis- s Marian Way of Dodge Center' Minn and Kenneth Ewer of were united in marriage Wednesday morning in Ogden Miss JhTL& 'i i -- By MARY K EXGSTRCM ut ' u-- (Ccntinncd from Page One) ho Wyoming Colorado Utah Nevada Arizona and New Mexico in six of these states the Republicans have been In the minority in thre presidential put - of the last four The one Republican elections sweep was the Harding landslide of 19"20 All eight were carried by "Wilson In 1916 Coolidge carried' them all In 1924 but only In Wyp-mln- g and Colorado did his vote the combined vote cast for Davis and La Wednesday when an angered cow attacked her knocked her down ST GEORGE Sept 27— CheMei and trampled upon her Mrs Anderson and a neighbor Whitehead of St George former woman started to drive cows out of was school Dixie of the coach High one of them a grain field' when instantly killed Wednesday when seemingly eager to protect a newhis clothing caught in the belt of born calf became angered and atu large flywheel in his Ice plant Mrs Anderson He was being carried vound with tackedtook the combined forces of It dashed and the' flywheel against Arthur I'eterson and his son vanston f r In Belt Fames and: W W Armstrong Provo river W O Crer J R Murdock and Mr Wallace Ev-anst- ICEJLANT LOGAN Former Athletic Coach In Anderson ofSept Hyde Park suffered four broken ribs a broken sternum Southern Utah Caught and probable internal injures late AMtMMiM1 M G ' Animal With Young Calf Resents Driving Out of Grain 27— Mrs r Fred OCOK KNFE OSK HAfJP IN BY DEMOCRATS INJURED BY COW OWNER KILLED looW 1 A'TOS B'uoou A FLOATS A ROONp I Kim MOO DO SALT LAKE Sept 27— Decision that the entire personnel of the ?iaffpie 'ATe -- rtf SECRET OF yploortrt Water Storage Commission ' By WILLIAMS OUT OUR WAY Youngest Shaver CLAIMS MADE CACHE WOMAN 79 4UU 4 ft §S!E10c 23c 25c H ARDWATER Palmolive Soap 12 for 73 4 for 25 15c Diamond Dyes 23 2 forSPRATTS 18s 35c Steero Bouillon Cubes 79c 79 PAPER 33c CAKES 30c SAN IfU liiW I FLUSH 50c HAMERSLEY'S 125-fo- ot WAXED roll 30c EDWARDS' OLIVE TABLETS 27 0"T Mil t)t SPECIALS TODAGGO 19 CHESTERFIELD CAMEL OLD GOLD 2 aGDARLEUTCTEYSSTRKE Pk' 27C Carton $129 15c SIR WALTER O cans fcOSr U RALEIGH TOBACCO And One Can FREE 15e PRINCE TOBACCO " Q7I O i lb 25c HOME OIL OUTFIT COCOA KIRK'S 10c 19c I So 33£ IQo E 45c 93fi 73£ THREE-IN-ON- 'f ALBERT 2'can 25c 10c GRANGER 3 lb 49c oT ' TOBACCO 21 $119 i |
