Show " ttttttEt WEDNESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 7 1923 i TROUBLE AIRED Will Deliver Armistice Day Talks In Schools o£ of City AS ' fcM mmmmmmmmm mm Speaker assignments to stress Armistice day subjects In the city schools on Friday were announced today by Commander Ora Bundy of Herman Baker post No 9 of the Commander American legion asked each Bundy speaker to get in touch with the school to which he Ut assigned and ascertain the time of the school program "LIST ANNOUNCED Following: are the assignments: school Commander Ogden Hig-Bundy and Mrs J U Eldtedge Jr: Central Junior Parley E Norseth and Mrs W E Zuppann Lewis Junior the Rev Arthur J Hansen nnd Mrs Ethel Lowe Washington Junior Samuel E Blackham and Mrs Mary Johnston North Junior J Francis Fowles and Mrs J E Sacred Heart academy Tillett John Shaugrhnessy and Mrs Raymond D Harriger St Joseph's -- school R Jj Olson and Mrs L L Clausse Madison school Howard T Swanner and Mrs Jl G Falck Pingree' H M Groesbe$k and Mrs Thelma Cross Grant George X Shupo and Mrs C Dixon Kapple: Lorin Farr Ira O Huggins and Mrs Vern R Ekins Dee Vern R Ektns and Mrs E A Wilfong Lincoln Dr Frances U Conroy and Mrs E A Collins Quincy Lyles W Larkin and Mrs Mary Clifford Polk Lawrence Clayton and Mrs Mary Campion Utah industrial v school George D Shupe Arthur Woolley andl Mrs Arthur Grantham1 will appear on the program at the We her County High school at 12:40 pfm Monday Mr Woolley will alsospeak at Weber college Tuesday at '11: 30 a m along I' Today- - is the day that! dignified business men will walk down Main street in their pajamas carrying a bucket fjill of milk because Cy Perkins' came- - in second In a two-ma- n race for village constable Freak election bets of all kinds will be collected today Jf 'you see a man out plowing up the garden with his nose while two more are skipping the fope around the town pump don't be alarmed However if you see the same men doing the rame thing the next day then call the authorities There are things" that even human nature cannot stand around the political headquarters will now start their drives against the"8uccessful candidates for soft Jobs andl an extra leet of garbarge men will be hired to carry away the left-ovcam paign material -- Hangers-on er If you look over the successful list of candidates you will find that Old Sol's predictions carried 100 per cent After a high of 50 Tuesday the thermometer dropped to SO last night and at 7:30 o'clock this morning1 was 35 Last year the highest wajs 60 and the lowest 43 with! 7 5 of ian Inch Considerable hail of precipitation and thunder were mixed in with the weather to malke the day less monotonous Temperatures Low Hi E4 42 Boise- fco 40 Chicago R0 58 Denver with Commander Bundy 4a 34 Helena 64 42 Every preparation Is heing made Kansas City 68 52 by the legionnaires of the city for Los Angeles 4S the celebration Monday Thedance New York 38 committee if busy preparing to Pocatello 52 46 stage two novel midnight frolics at Portland S 47 the White City and Berthana Mon- Salt Lake 0 52 day morning beginning at 12:05 San Francisco o'clock Dances will be held again This date in American Monday night at both halls 7 INVITES FLOATS The parade committee of which 1S11 — Battle of! Tiippecanoe Tyler defeated tie fndiansij E A Wilfong is chairman is anx— Texas decided to set up a 1835 ious to get In 'touch-witpaany state government triotic or civic organization which Cleveland ( elected desires to enter a float in the pargovernor of New York ade Mr Wilfong stresses the neaction in this cessity of immediate respect Grand Marshal O L Becker who will lead the parade announced his list of aides this morning conisst-in- g of B M Fox E L Van Meter W Earl Read A L Glasmann A N E Becker John S Glazebrook E J Hanke James H DeVine John P Stephens RichardD Pincock " If fiwrence Noble Joe Olson George Vanvass Tis maqe rvegaraing D Shupe Lawrence Clayton' Ross Gwilliam Colonel P A Dix S V Plans For I Monday Grow E L Ford and R O Tucker Celeorition Martin E Hansen chairman of the legion's Armistice day commitIn a survey made by telephone tee has returned from Nebraska where he buried his parents Called Tuesdaj' through the offices of the to attend funeral services for his chamber of commerce 71 of the father Mr Hansen suffered a be- 75 member stores ivith which coh reavement In the death of his tact was made expressed willlng- mother a few days later He will ness to close their! places of bus! take charge of Armistice' day plans ness at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon for the Armistice day celebration according to Gua Wright of W II Wright & Sons In addition to the above stores tne ogden Retail Grocers fassocia tion had already adopted a resolu tion to close their stores at' 1 o'clock ''We are informed through the Salt Lake charnber of commerce that the same program Is to be fol lowed there" says Mr Wright "and In many other cities and twns of historyi-NOVKMBE- lS82--Grov- er STORES CLOSED AFTERNOON '' "I Construction Company Makes Effort To Obtain Contract Release - At the request of City Engineer C Errett representatives of the Union Construction company came before the city commissioners this morning The city engineer said he was not satisfied with conditions In part of the third ward sewer sys-teespecially In the vicinity of Twfelfth and Fourteenth streets declaring there are leaks In the pipe Mr Errett also said that he would no approve Of the work nor consent to release of the construction company under its contract for building the sewer until conditions were as nea'riy perfect as possible This led to a running discussion between the tlty engineer the city eotnmlssioners and the construction company representatives All conceded that there are leaks along this pipe line but nb one seemed to know just where they are or what caused them The: city engineer Said Mis only concern was that they should be stopped President W A Child of the construction company isaid his company had done everything requested by the city in the matter of making repairs and that his company is ready at 'this time to comply with the terms of the contratc so that a release from the contract could be obtained It was said by Joseph Ririe an officer of the construction company that the pipfe had been placed in a water-soake- d area He contended that there are no leaks in the sewer pipe except perhaps that whlch might have ben occasioned through plumbers' residents of that connections Engineer David Scott disjtrict also of the construction cbnipany declared that? he had gone! over the entire pipe line and repaired and recemented all Joints along the line the points having shown slight leaks by reason in his opinion Of excessive water lying in and around the pipe T the commission was Opinions of that the consti-uctiocompany shcjmld Interview residents? of that district and get them to show willingness to release the company from further! obligations before the city could consider the matter of giying a release under the terms of the contract H nt fr n j t m : i if RHEUMATISM & 7 NEURITIS The Arnold's Mineral Fume Bath Is the greatest known treatment for Rheu-catisNeuritis Lumbago Poor I Elimination and "Colds" have installed the latest Improved and nationality famous system of these Mineral Baths You now have Virtually right at your door the finest mineral bath in the world A demonstration of this treatment will convince you of its wonderful-nes- s Electro-Vaporize- d m DR DAVID L 23 Lewis BIdg KERR Phone 495 WllX SPEAK AT DINNER Dr Adam S Bennion will be the uest of the Weber county scout masters ©f Ogden Gatsjsvay council at a dinher next Friday night in the Methjodist cltiirch fining room corner Tventy-Ixtl- f street and Jefferson avenue The sdoutmen are to entertlin their ladies at the dinner Dr Bennion will deliver an address jh the subject! "The Part umen pay m expected that j j Social Work" It is a large - crowd will attend The party in being handled bv a committee of scoutmasters as follows: EL A Stevenson! chairman C E FJsh Dr Russell B and Ler(jy Lofgreen jj SpecialPetty entertainment numbers airfe also being arranged! All people in Weber county interested in scout inc are invited tp be presents They may make refeervatlona atcout memphone 3045jbr-tbers of the committees head-Quarter- s! 4— — L Wefcer Ledge No 6 J GATHER FUND A cqmmittee fori Ogden has been formed by W G Fisher to assist In the natibnal? campaign to endow a $3000000 home hosnital and place of rest and recreation for aged incapacitated land indigent traveling i?al£sme!n near Winston- baiem rs according to a statement frorrt John JI Love chsiJrman of the National Traveling Salesmen's foundation Ninv York Those on the comnfittee for are George M Thorstensen Frahk A Ilse Charles E Tribe C C Wilcox E C Olson J i Ecklund Del Gay FVed Kuhlman and L II Evans The campaign will! he officiaUv Inaugurated 'uu iDecdmber 4 w v a banquet- in! the Lllotjfl Astor Jvpw ThelYork 'City project has ti of the it'nited lndorsetpnt Traveler of America th National Council of Travelirc Salesmen's Aissociatiof r and other c 0-d- - j 8152 GIBBY'S SERVICE i Have feased the Ogden Paint Class Co station on West 24th Si) over the Viaduct and am featuring a' 75c spring oiling FRfeE with every 'oil drain J Oil & i Quaker Vico O s Mobile State' and For social and Formal occasions our iRIM LESS glasses ar(: correct— and becoihinfe GREASING TtRE REPAlJlING 24th St and B Ave BEING ENGAGED jj j Pro gram Complimenting Rail Officials Being Made Ready er if m I j i FITTED BY FOOT EXPERTS WHY TAKE CHANCES? The Street Cari Are Safe Reliable Economical If ALWAYS RELIABLE FOOT INSURANCE FOR THE BhjgjgyaBgLiii CASE DROPPED BY JUDGE HENDRICKS The case against Wilmer Coon charged with disturbing the peace a torpedo on a street by car putting track was dismissed in citv court this morning by JUdge John A Hendricks Codp was arrested last! Saturday night-bOfficer W W Richardson Jr at Twenty-fift- h street and' Kiesel avenue Coop admitted putting a torpedo on tne track but Officer Richard son iremoved it before it exploded He explained to the court that fly ing metal irom tne torpedoes was'"' danger q us to Jsyetaadef a FUTURE unit ! 1 BUY A WEEKLY PASS FOR and r $1 jj RIDE THE STREET CARS UTAH RAPID TRANSIT CO ERBERT OOVER rs i rAINE & HURST o dent May Cost You Mqre Than Street Car Transportation For 1 a Whole Year 1 j! Herbert Hoover if our next President says: 'i "I have never seen any road to independence except by savings A man with only $100 of assets has to take the first job offered him The man with $1000 can take the choice of several A man with $5000 saved can go a I long ways toward dictating who is ' to get his service went through this mill myself" 74v ? i 'V y HOTEL T3IGELOW The Road to Independence is paved with Regi ular Savings! Dollars in the bank can "Boss" mo$t any situation ! Jj $100 Opens a Success Account at the National Bank of Commerce To every dollar you deposit wc add Compound Interest Start now! :j r The coat sketched above is of soft Norma Cloth M a beautiful light putty shade A Delightful Home Foi: the Winter I The luxurious fur collar and cuffs are COME ttN AND LET US EWLATlK THE ADVANTAGES OF LIVING of cub bear RATES GLADLY QUOTED U150K REQUEST A ATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE Priced at IN THIS MODEBN H0TEj SPECIAL WINTER RATES I i i OGDEN1 UTAH sum rs jrr 1 " : mm tK - m Mm m Mtt a ' Prize " v f&ilUV rr i Today For Trial and SiiMsm Dcmwtraua Mill Continues Full Blast I -- Js©as IMI IG FALLS AllE H in the wcrld today - 2f : zm£8&®$ ct illed Promptly ' One Minor Automobile Acci- - sys-ten- The art and musical program in Weber college auditorium where paintings of Emile Gruppe are on exhibition will be given this evening instead of Tuesday evening as announced The program is as follows: Talk on art by Le Conte Stewart Ogden artist one-anlav by students of the school songs by the school glee club and a vocal solo by Howard Shupe just as a chosen dress slenderizes hercarerully form f H Hig-ginbotha- m ART PROGRAM THIS EVENING ouuciiic ucr antaes NT0 SALESM! i in-bu- ilt H Special meeting Thursday November f at 8p m for work in the E A degree ARTHUR N VENDELL W M i WILL ATTEND St L It is as easy for a woman to find in our newest Foot Saver Creations a design that suits her personality as it is for her to choose a becoming dress And the famous Foot Saver construction patented will Mall Orders M i Accepted Masons —I! Free-- Alt? DINNER PLAGES i - Reservations for the Ogdeh chamber of commerce dinner city ro toj W M' Jeffers vice bejtendered ji president of the Unioh Pacific N A Wljliams general manager of the Union Pacific: system H J Plumhof: general manager of the Oregon Short LinS and R E Brooks generail superintendent of the) Union Pacific northern division are rapidly mounting Myrta Ha)es acting! secretary j of the chamber of commerce said today "the dinner is being tendered the Union Pacific officials for jreriewal of acquaintance especially! ofj Jef-fewho was once a popular Ogi J den ijesident j" The dinner will be held on Monday evening November l2 at 7:15 o'clock and is open to aAl members of the chamber Mayor Frank t Utah" will be the principal speak'I hope that nex: year Apnistice Francis er and will welcome the officials to day will be declared a state or a Ogdeh and wish them success in national holiday said' Mr (Wright their hew P H Mulcahy and tnus do away with thj uncer president positions of the chamber of comtainty that precedes the date" merce will act as toastmaster A leading merchant of the city will BOY TAKEN! IN be named to sbeak on behalf of the chamber' arta the business men GASOLINE THEFT in general There Will j also be a short musical program T Detectives George Finn and W K Milhgan Tuesday night arrest ed a 15 year-old boy who was at tempting to steal gasoline from automobile tanks He wa ques tioned by Sergeant George Phillips and implicated two other boys A pair of pliers and a bucket were found in his possession when ar rested near Lincoln avenue and Officers membersbf the WeTwenty-fift- h street about 11 p m ber Countyand Medical association will go to Salt Lake! next Monday eveMASTER PADLOCKS AT ning to hear Dr f lans Ljisseri and Dr Robert C Startin University of California experts who will give addresses before the $alt Lake County Medical association said Dr George M Fister secretary of the Weber association 24th and Kfesel Phone 559 The last meeting of the year for the Weber organization will be held in tne wotei xJigelow in Decern ber Dr Fister said and at that time officers for the year will be elected Other present officers are Dr William R Brown president net xjr nenry vv Xelson vice president -- DR BENNION M t t three-year-ol- j ' l Mc-Ke- ' - ': :- - : ing all that is in our power to promote interest in the French ways and customs We have decided to hold a party full of original ideas this Friday This will be our second social and you may be sure that it isn't the last A boys' play entitled "Fingers" Une deux troia go! This Is the will be presented at North Junior spirit of Joie Francais Now Just High school Thursday and Friday l you watch us of this week at 8:15 o'clock The — Blanche Heed Rep play is- said to be full of human interest to all especially young peoAUTO MECHANICS and Boy Soou' ple Tes we are still here wideUnder the direction of Miss awake and making a very good rec- Hinckley the (characters have carIICTH ZUPPANX ACTING x ord of twenty-simajor jobs and ried their partnto a high degree of EDITOR number o£ main ones agent The cast includes: HOLIDAY PROCLAIMED Mr 'Hale our new instructor is perfection EentoiH Max Koscoe No school Monday students wonders witjh his boys Miles Jones Roland StoneHousely Clyde is How grand! We are free to cele- working Once a week Forrest Griffin Smith Ivan Nielson Jack Krause brate Armistice day as we see 4fit seen out there putting! the misgiv- Wilfred Van Derkooi Jack Higgin-bothaing bolts and nuts in his "wreck" Carl (Harris Paul Gilgen forum! Bill Bonham is still fixing things Dale Jones Ellwin Miller Mat notThe main feature of Forum's so they will run (maybe) Gould Stone Clair Emerson Jones dethings are working withstanding meeting Monday night was a bate among some aspirants for the out at great speed Watch for and Morgan Jones — Forrest Griffin waiting list and club membership dust An unusual element of this debate WARRANT ISSUED iwas the unequal division of teams WOODWORK WONDERS FOR DOG OWNER fThe affirmative of the question the enrollment in This iResolved "That the Jury system woodworkyear considerhas increased be abolished" was upheld by Mr ably The following subjects have Warrant for the arrest of Andrew e McConnell Mr Earle and Mr been studied in class work along Willard has been Issued on comThe negative was upheld by with the work in the Woods plaint of C 0 DeWees mho alMr Bramwell and Mr Stewart tools construction shop: shop leges that "Wfllard permits "a joint3 The result of the verbal sortie was sketching shop layout and shop fierce dangerpus and mischievious that the negative romped off with procedures to run at large without safely dog the decision Again the juniors Many subjects are now under muzzling said dog so as to prevent score construction and will be ready for it from doing Injury o persons and In a special meeting Mr Wat-tl- s the finish soon In few Nveekg Mr Noblitt and Mr Jackson the boys will start work on toys property" The dog is !said to have bitten were voted into Forum Congratu- for Christmas distribution d Many Charles Wlieelwright lations on the last Monda$ are hard also working! boys — Tilliman Johnson' Sec'y mechanical drawing iv°rlc ' in our L school This subject is a 'Igraphic lan MOTOR DRIVER diem carpe We've had a marvelous Initiation guage" or a language jof representASKS HEARING and now Mary Kern Alta Byrne ing construction details of conand Bernice Larsen are our regu- struction in a good class drawing lar members and real Carpe Diem Pencil work and blue! printing are A motorist tidoked as G W West-mir- e Mr Cornell pleaded not guilty to a charge sisters emphasized of reckless driving when he appearThe initiation was held at Jean-ett- e ed in city court this morning He Morrell's home on Eccles aveCHEMISTRY arrested Tuesday eveninb by nue Our emblem and the usual Nowhere else in the vast do- was red roses decorated the living main of natural science do we find Detectives C E Noble and C K street and room Covers at dinner were laid a more interesting field than that Keeter at Twenty-fourt- h avenue Grant $25 bail lie posted fdr the members of Carpe Diem of chemistry lure of the The and the two special guests Mrs beakers and Bunsehs has attract The case was set tor trial on No10 Smith and Dorothy Foulger ed more than 127 select students vember We were pleased that the ini- to Ed Smith's chemistry classes tiation proved to be jsueh a suc- this year and a pleasant acquaint cess because it is one of the out- ance with Nature's treasure house standing events —of pur club foi is in store for all of them Chem the year Lyzena Payne istry is the handmaid industry and it has attached to it a fairy-lik- e romance that stimulates the inter TYPEWRITING AWARDS Typewriting awards! wop during est of the students and makes them the month of October were: eager to learn something about the Remington: Certificate — Wyona world in which they are living — By Rex Greaves Louise Jeanney Silver Gpddard Tre-sed— Sessions Florence Janet pin Dora Payne Cora Rosevear Halls and rooms vibrated be Fay Wilson Afton Edgley Horace cause of a Ehriek Yes the shriek Faulkner caused by a "Robbery" Calls for ' Royal Certificate — Louise Jean-ne- y help and screams were not to be Macel Stone Silver pin — Mel-b- a laughed at for a robber had taken A T Pfisterer all "Aunt Abbington's silver set" — Bronze "medal Underwood: This robbery will be enacted No Macel Stone vember 15 in the Central Junior L S Smith Certificate: Charles High school Don't fail to see how !i i ill u Watkins Janet Treseder Bronze the mystery works out "You go to hi —— pin — Flora Lowham Helen Melba White Nellie "Go run your own errands" — From "The Patsy" Welch Mar jorie Ridges — Ethel Franke Teacher Senior assembly the liveliest yet will be given on the JOIE FRANCAIS peppiest v of this nionth Plans Just a few words to let you know twenty-thir- d that we the girls of the French as yet have not been made pub club are still joyeuse and are do- - lic but just watch the seniors BOYS' PLAY TO ' BE PRESENTED SEWER SYSTEM SPEAKER LIST ' —— n BUNDY rORulS "" J kcH Weieosie the Eureka Man — Home Oanltatlon Eapert S j OUT ft" OF THE HIGH vvv "'' RENT DISTRICT! v Ji yv V m i fa BUY NOW AND SAVE It Will Pay You to See Ust 2953 Washington Aye j Mcient Public Service WM4wm I I 4 dMttMl en |