Show WEDNESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 3 1923 THE OGDEN PETITION SENT TO CIH Trouble Arises ROT ARY WOULD BOARD - 2S48 Porter avenue is attending as having happened the University of Utah Con E Bohn—Insurance 1$77 August 15 — Lea Dell Griffin on arm years struck aged by In Court— Five traffic cases were Rummage Sale by Christian colored boy aged C Large bruise on arm and hemorrhage at nose Ladies all day Thursday and Fri on the city court calendar todayj as 7679 follows:: C Kennedy no headlights as result of excessive screaming: day at 335 24th street $2 Bert Lucas failure to stop for caused by shock $3 John Baker sign overtime Beast Artistic varieties peonies August 20— Rodney Dunn 8 7643 parking $2 T R Jones one headstruck on head by large rock Floral Co light $2 Harold Butchers stuthrown by Katherine Tarry 18 parking In private driveway Chapter Meeting!— Queen iFCsther dent who climbed an eight-fo' fence ' $2 suspended & 4 O No !E hold will and crashed it down upon him as chapter Masonic in the he was playing at home Painfully regular meeting Peony roots hardy perennials temple at 8 o'clock on Friday lacerated scalp and bruises Stono 2787-- loud-speak- ' - - ill !'''! - GIVEN JAIL TERMS FOR SACK THEFT 3405 F J Phoiie Veterinarian Drake For Rent or lease mod ern new home Ideal location Call ' 6887 360 or 1625 J B Furnlss insurance Ph 905 6321 II M 1 Dismissed —Case of Ada S Sco ville against Lester1 S Scoville and the Beneficial Oil company was dis missed with prejudice Tuesday afternoon upon order of Judge George S Barker in the Second di$ r trict court ' i - Tune In on K FUR every '10 tO"10:45 Lassen Music Co For Fuller Brushes call j morrt-In- g Card 7287 ' 93-U-- S 6777 I - Fees Reported— Fees totalling $69590 were collected by the county clerk during September ao cording to a report filed Tuesday afternoon by Lawrence A Van Dyke i j Ogden Typewriter Oouse lor type2422 ' Kiesel writers and repairs j Phone 236 1123 near the new Majestic Radio at oilen on easy Gros-Robert- Piano Co Sold s: terms Ice Co 2616 Cleaning Co Washington Ave Phone 543 Cp-to-Da- 8423 114 6735 Harry Weaver and Harry Wilson of Thursday Afternoon — transients were sentenced to serve DIx Logan Corps NTo 2Meeting auxiliary 60 days in jail by Judge John A to the G A R will be held on Hendricks in city court this morn- Thursday afternoon? at 2:30 o'clock ing They were convicted a £ew in the I O - O F hjall 1 days ago on the charge lof petit 300 the theft of Distilled Water ice —Ogden City larceny Involving burlap sacks - s $2237377 - JAIL I Phone 518 2239 te 2285 To Forest-- C N Woods assist- ant district forester left today for the Dixie national forest in southern Utah to be gone about 10: days Featuring the Duarjt permanent waving machine Th© latest Im: provement In permanent waving Mrs Honnold's Beauty Shoppe at 5063 Emporium Phone 675 Berthana regular dances every 6667 Wednesday antf Saturday To Convention — H M Shanks in charge of maps and surveys for the forest service in Ogden is going to San Antonio to attend the ity American Legion convention To East— An American Institute LETTERS REVEAL of Park Executives party numberJ NORTHCOTT CRIME ing 25 arrived in Ogden at 3:30 o'clock this morning on the way to LC-the east The car was made Up lof ANGELES Calif Oct 3— managers of the parks in the west- (UP)— Letters from Gordon S ern United States Northcott and his mother Mrs SaJ-aLouisa Northcott said to indicate that Northcott long ago ROYAL FAMILY GETS feared prosecution for some crime werej revealed today by Edward ELECTRIC Clln$ po&toffice inspector B0th of the messages were adSANTA ANNA DI VALDIERT dressed to the father and husband Italy— (AP)— The Italian iroyal Cyriis Northcott and were written family at last has electric lighting befoi-- Northcott was under i'n their summer residence here later led to his indictment Up to the end of August they! were by the Riverside county grand jury still using oil lamps for: our murders assertedly comiiKe anyone of the countryside mitted on a chicken ranch near i This is ai mountainous rps-irtCordna where water1 power abounds but ' Detectives declined to make the nobody thought of installing an entire contents of the letter public electric light plant until some: four but said the one written by the months ago It took the new no youth demanded that the father desta or local governor Cavalllero fore$ Sanford Clark to change his i'orta to put the deal through A story Clark's tale of the murder fir mot Turin engineers made the farm brought on the investigation hydro-electri- c Installation a ralttv and the indictments of both the within three months from the time mother and son' they started work Princess Giovanna the comely and marriageable daughter 6f the MUST SKIP HOME house of Savoy presided at the ONE HOUR EARLIER Inauguration1 of thenlant nrfissirtr the button that turned" on thfe cur BOISE Oct 3— (AP)— Children rent of this city must scamper off the streets an hour earlier at nlsrht bePLATTS DAUGHTER cause of the early arrival of darkThe ringing of the curfew TO WED ON COAST ness bell has been pushed ahead frcm 9 j o'clock to 8 o'clock HOLLYWOOD Calif Oct (UP) — Dorothy Piatt Wadawnrth MALOXE TO SPEAK daughter of H V Piatt general manager of the Oregon Short Line SALT LAKE Oct 2 — (AP) — railroad will be married here to- Dudley Field Malone Internationnight to Thomas Piddick White ally :famous lawyer will speak in prominent business man of Ro Salt Lake under the auspices of chester N Y the Democratic The ceremony will be nerfarmed on Qctober 2 9 national committee ' at the Piatt home in Laure! can- — H — — —yonThe couple will leave for the east after the marriage They will make their home in Rochester ! - I00VER GIVES AiS 0 FG0P er YOUTHS " i Utah Agricultural college haa announced to teachers of Ogden city and Weber county that on Thursday October 4 in room 216 of tho Ogden high school representatives of the faculty will meet all Interested in extension classes for the coming year The following classes 'are offered Elementary statistical methods and astronomy Prof A II Saxer European travel and French Prof F R Arnold Principles of zoology genetics 'and organic evolution Prof W W Ifenderson Bible literature epic poetry and college grammar Prof W J Vlckers Educational organization and administration Prof II Oberhansley Organization and administration of secondary education advanced educational organization and administration and science of education Prof H Oberhansley Physical historical geology geography geography and geology of Utah Prof Peed Bailey II M 7375 Peony liles tulips and perenni als Moore's Nurseries Phone 78: Caht paid for tomatoes delivered 7508 or 1266 at factory from uncontracted: acreRoyal Canning Corporation Are Their Eyes Right for School? age Packer & Stevens Optometrists arid 31st st and Lincoln ave Phone 601 792 Jewelers 352 24tnSt Phone 1670 6887 — For Fugitives Th© sheriff of Montezuma county Colorado has Hollanders — Honoring Cornelias wired police to arrest two J Dee who leaves soon for The young Ogden men who Netherlands mission Hollanders in a stolen car are traveling west will give an entertainment Thursday at 8 p m in the Ninth ward Bidbs Bulbs Bulbs — Ivhenke Blue Birds and Cleff Climbers will Floral 2955 Wash ave Ph 1240 furnish the music Drs Fontz New Method Dentists girl's father Mrs Parry herself has admitted 2468 Washington Ave Phone 343 6950 to officers'of the law that she "was mad" "It was loaded" she Road Outlay— --The state road "will kill any white child which 'so much aa sets a foot of her prop- commission disbursed $3906-872during September- - Among the erty" counties in which iwork was done She still has the gun are: Box Elder $1(374682 Weber COURSE OFFERED BY AGGIE COLLEGE t ':?o ec ap-pr- -- Bros1 674 12th LeRoy Marsh district! agricul-ura- l Inspector: 'A L Christiansen Weber county agent and C A Gro- berg Weber county farm bureau commercial agent have prepared a special exhibit for the Utah state fair consisting of framed specimens under glass of many plant diseases insect pests and fungus growths that attack crops Beneath each specimen will be placed a bottle containing a poison used to control each pest Jand there is also a descriptoin of th£ methods used It is considerad a valuable study el 2- - ot t- v lowing1 had excellent shooting nearly all getting tho limit In places where there is any-- appreciable amount That today's rain will slightly of water fcnd feecf diick shootinir in vi thin improve tetorma occur new If Be bringing a cinity is the opinion of experienced supply of molsturethe flata will i auniers fill with fresh water and lure the While huinting has not been very ducks in from the lake Control Methods Will Shown At Utah State Fair PiO'tarv Intfirnnttnnnl it a vocational service proposes to help iri elfvating business to such a high plane that it will not be to have paternal care ofnecessary government! according to Ttobert! It Hinckley chairman of the Ogden club's vocational service roTnTnit- tde a iwho spoke this noon at tlia J ciuu luncheon in tho v£uqu itoiary Hotel Elgelow The address by tho Ogdjn man was the first of a scries of rponthly discussions vocational service to be regarding given at the club luncheons Plans for this - n" serleb" were announced by President! Leslie S 'llodgpon Secretary Eugene E Carr pro-vldthe entertainment features for the luncheon today broadcasting Under special arrangement of station KFUR Ills humor was ated by the Rotarians as were also fthe Al Jolson songs that were HANNAH BRIGHT RITCHIE A provided by the radio station Funeral services for Hannah was hung in the huge Ilotel Bigelow ballroom to amplify Bright Ritchie widow of Bishop the words and music from the ra- James Ritchie were held on Tuesdio station in the hotel day afternoon in the Marriott meeting house with Counselor Orson P Allred presiding Singers were Mrs Pauline C Martin and Albert LOGAN Powell Harold Pettegrew played two violin solos Opening prayer was fsiven by Luther Butts and IN IDAHO benediction by Bishop John Ritchie Speakers were Counselor J Lawrence Slater President F W StratPresident Aaron W Tracy and Annested Siphoning Gas ford S G Dye The pallbearers were and the flower bearers grandsons rrom Automobile In" were granddaughtersof Mrs Ritchie Twin Falls Interment was made in the Ogdep city cemetery C J A TWIN FALLS "Ida Oct 3— Lindquist dedicated theg rave (UP — Three youths who gave tbelij names as Conrad A Barret 'Etvejrly Morgan and Ma Lombeck DISPUTE PLACED and Jvho claim Logan Utah as IN COURT'S HANDS thieii place of residence are being held! in the TSvin Falls Jaii The Judge George S Barker today yciurig men were arrested last night w£il6 siphoning gasoline from an took the case of J H Patrick automobile Lombeck it is said against Stockgrowers lac under was iarmed with an automatic re- advisement after hearing testivolvervi mony case The involves nine head of 2Vfrgan and Lombeck claimed to fravet attended the Lo?an High pure bredi Hampshire sheep said fchopl while Barret said he had to be valued at approximately It appears that Guy F attended the Utah Agricultural col- $400 Bunte and tPatrick each shipped one for lege! year The 'boys were driving a large sheep to be shown vin Salt Lake the yards of touring car when apprehended and Nine of them reached claimed they were en rrntft tr rn Stockgrowers Inc here and both gan The car was eauiDtied with Bunte and Patrick claim the sheep two £pa're gasoline tanks in which which Stockgrowers Inc refused tc release to either man until ownthey were storing stolen fuel It is understood that the boys ership is established havel been employed in this vicin- - good since the opening day in many areas duo' to lack of water members of aorine few private clubs have GUNNERS NEED PESTS EXHIBIT HEAVIER STORM WEBER OFFERS '' I " - Wangsgaard 6 struck in face- with large rock thrown by colored boy aged 8 "painful bruises and cuts to the mouth and chin April 1928 — Mrs Tarry appeared on the sidewalk ajining a revolver and threatening to shoot a girl because the- girl had returned one of several rocks which had heen thrown at her by colored boya She "was in a very cxted and nervous condition apparently insane at the moment and alk this without the slightest provocation by anyone at all The city attorney's office seemed very skeptical and reluctant to prosecute the woman for thia serious offense when interviewed by tho RITES HELD IN MARRIOTT WARD Vocational Service Is Topic During Luncheon Hour International Boy Wins Honor — Emerson Rich Special Party — An Solomon aged 11 years the son Association of Fire Chiefs party en City commissioners received a of Mr and Mrs S M Solomon route to Chicago from the h Thirty-nintthis street and Grant ave- will pass through Ogden on'coast petition morning" requesting to them take some action toward nue has beennotlfied of hi3 selec day October 7 at 12:35 p mi Sun solving a racial question which is tion for membership in the- League declared by residents in the north- or Curtis Salesmen Drive It Yourself Co — Rent new east eection of the cty to be criti2 38 model Fords and Chevrolet cal t :'2 617 Good food is a question of good Washington j Phone 3500 The petition signed by Henry L cooking and try ' lunching at Griffin 589 Douglas street and 31 Wrights Allowed —Claims 76 v j 92208 as audited totalling other residents ofi the neighborbv Lettia B hood complains about tho actions were allowed auditor Manning city Frco Dancing: Tuesday and this of the-- family of Mrs La Virgin morning by the city commls- El at Monte Bus Thursday Springs Tarry a negress with seven chilUigelow Hotel 7G77 sioners dren who live in tho neighborhood service from — il The commissioners voted to rePatronize home by buy — fer tho petition to tho juvenile sonAt University Arnold Marston ing Ogden grown industry flowers Dumke Mr Mrs of and Alma Marston court The petition cites the folFloral 2S15 26 —Jim R LIFT BUSINESS REFERENCES Between White And Negro Families Senlember STANDARD-EXAMINE- i - -- LIGHTS i e suspl-clonjth- at WOMAN IS SLAIN SUSPECT NABBED Burt Johnson Young negro wanted for the slaying of a woman in Laramie Wyo Tuesday evening has been captured east of red-heade- d Ogden B E Slagowski Union Pa- Tells Young People That His Party Must Be A TCI "7 h wvzru Replenished WASHINGTON Oct 3 -- (AP)- The aim of the Republican party was described today by - Herbert Hoover as one which must meet the great national problem with a policy which comes of and human sympathy In an address to youngi men and women voters of New York City who called on him at hla headquarters he eaid that "the iparty to maintain itself in vigor) must be constantly replenished not alone in members but in spirit anld ideals" "It can not rely for its maintenance upon historic achievements nor upon the long line of distinguished leaders who have left their traditions upon it" he continued "It is the traditions- of their service their ideas andl policies which must link to the necessities of the present" open-mind-edne- - ss - Try Keeley's Luscious "GbLLEGE iALT" The Big Food-Brin- k A Double Thick j Made With 3 Triple Good Malted Milk Scoops'of Keeley's Ice Cream i Served in tho Big Ste AT KEELEY'S STORE 'j YANKEE CENTER TO BE OUT OF SERIES 20c j f j or Keeley's Dealers! i NEW YORK Oct 3— (AP)— Earle Combs New York) Yankee centerfielder was definitely eliminated from the world series open- ''WIlMjllWP'1 ing tomorrow when he jtried out his injured wrist today and found that he could hold a tlat Physicians said positively tha he could not start ana probably Would not be available for duty during the series p "I " X-4- p— CROSSING TAKES TOLL OF 3 MEN TACOMA Wash — Three men were L Oet f Av almot instantly reported this killed todav when a NoHlhom 'Pa cific special agent ' afternoon According to reports received at the Ogden police quarters Johnson killed the woman and then fled' He was captured early this morning but the report to Mr Slagowski failed to reveal the spot of his capture t r : cific passenger train bound from Seattle to Tacoma struck a tedan on a crossing near iDieringer xne men killed were W H Hitt J A Metalka and Tony Petelka all of Seattle They wire on a hunting trip 1 old-fashion- ed - I t s i Another California Excursion - — - : m I 'I - 'v " 3-- -- See All of Oaliforliia In One : Round Trip Leave Ogden 805 A M and ft f ' JL felrW W'y-M- Y" "-- r f j STOP-OVER- S ) §20 SAN FRANCISCO y Limit Coaches Only Night on Fast j j '- Good in Only One Trains' '''' $23 LOS ANGELES For Complete Informa- i i 4h W Price Vou want hair that is always ia place but never glossy of Glo-C- o It wars on Sreasy Use too Keeps the scalp healthy If you can't get Glo-C- o at your favorite store write tho Including Tube Mrs C M Huss 36 R F T) No is in the Dee hosDital suffering from a fractured cbllar hon sal to have' been received this mornine when she fell from a table at her' ' home iI In And Why They Wear— and Wear! 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