Show av AJ ititttiota Jk W TiTrTi-HTTi- P'R'RTlTI ARY 12 1929 a ' — J JL frnr LEGION AIMS mk SINCERE FOR Cafe Here Mexican returned to Canyon City Nick Soto 28 will be Colo from Ogden to answer a charge of Soto said escaping from prison he would waive extradition if the charges here were dropped Soto who was recently ordered to stand trial for robbery of S T Brady has a long criminal recBut each night finds it slipping ord according to Ogden police ofuuw just a littleto less unui fingerprints and pho— -- ficers Soto's stay auue have been were sent to the bureau managed tographs mark and experts who with bated of identification He is said to nave struggle watching-th- e served two terms in prison in New breath claim that tne meivuw Mexico lor larceny two terms in may win out after all Colorado prisons and a term in the riPtivor inn Tie uses the aliases or Ron TiiiMii and luan Looez ' He The bigcra£n came W ieu was bv Sergeant L ri'ht when the DOttom — out or tne mw Pack and Detective C E Noble in an Ogden rooming house shortlybut S T Brady described a Mexbears fought it up and up to after 6 be ican who had snatched his watch night it fell again low from him in a cafe Following a in preliminary hearing Saturday Soto 'court strug the Ogden municipal Sunday night theon unequal iv ana was bound over for trial in the aim de went onforce1to i oeiow but hisher court cury was Monday a telegram cameof from last night threw consternation into the oy ouiis W Crawford warden of the F the camp j statstate zeo 1 Colorado above penitentiary ing r ing that Soto was wanted there-foue ana time With this great victory watchers escaping while serving criminal was a enc dangerous believe the spiritgOt tne will Officers here said the case be broken and the mercury nor would be disagainst the Mexican rapidly make a recovery to back to is taken he after missed mal temperature again Colorado — 44- msrhest Monday was 27 and at3 was 7:30 o'clock thla morning it ORDINANCE PASSED above The taromewr i u vv DRINK PARLORS PROGRAM of Post Carnival Selected New Men Initiated Dates Am- - i walking a of instead lancy parsing thingcinirds-i-- is one of the im'in' ends to which the American Legion is working Dan Sowers director 6f the national Americanism commission told a- large gathering of at the chateau of legionnaires Baker post No 9 Monday Herman live real & - orous start last Thursday night with a large rally at the Weber This event county high school was followed Saturday by an emer-rall- v when boys gathered at at the sound of station the police Sunday the S P shops whistle church held boy scout programs Mon in their evening services home at was Scout day Boy day Scouts were expected to do good turns around the house and generally make mbther and father glad that their son is ascout Today Is Lincoln's birthday when all troops will conduct Lincoln day programs WPdnesdav i3 to be good turn day: roons will do a community good turn in the neighborhood or uieu Is Arrested Following 1 He Watch Snatching In jl for every Kaia aim F1IGHTING perspiring like a molten leau grauuan pourer the mercury day climbs up the epout in the at- the time and then fatigued and fall close of night loses grip to start only to the bottom again anew 'at the first flush of dawn in the morning Makes Appeal Fot Support of Program To Aid Youth of Land Practical and constructive J Sat-urd- ns Dr Roy Chapman Andrews told hiirs Ben Lomond audience In T?ieelow Monday night iiir and how his expedition found th hones of an extinct t animai ever larger by far than science naa expected If such an animai was in a±m J rnism" saia ur Andrews and head would touch the celling his body extend half way across this headquarters anniversary celebration win re to'an official end when the come ui f?niinril will entertain cr-rn1 deouty chief Bnrmt executive of New York City Dr Fisher will address all of the gcouta and friends of scouting at8 the tabernacle Friday night at to o'clock: The public is invited the to 'hear this gatheringattend foremost exponent of scouting In America today fionr TTisher T - 44- ISJVEASTOF WARREN IS DEAD Tunisia Calder East pioneer of Warren 10 miles west of this city died Monday at the family home 01 diabetes Mrs East" was born in Hacton ON near Malvern England isovemuei 17 1S53 She joined the I JJ A year ago today the highest afrhurr-Vname to Utah in 18 and Monday City commissioners ternoon passed an ordinance on Isbfi lived at Kaysville for a while of precipitation final reading "relating to the sale and then moved to Warren fcne East nnd disnensing of soft beverages was married to Joseph V AMERICAN THIS DATE IX a is She 2 1882 in terms prescribing such Ogden defining August HISTORY the and husband lee tnereior and license her survived lirpnm by February 12 ihf nenalty for the violation of its fni1nwinB sons an(j daughters Mrs iounueu a similar l733SavannanAllenua Revolutionary East Amos judkins ParleyMrs provisions and repealing 1789— Ethan ana aaopteu4 n njhn Cnaries ueiDeri passea ordinance Ed Mrs Sharp piKt war figure aiea xv ao William Mrs of 20th East Gilbert Beptemoer the day Thomas Abraham of 1809- - Birthday u v or such parts provisions or sec- ivenieyana jcraun jjhoi tions thereof as may be in conflict ren One brother is living WilCommis- liam Calder of Plain City She had with this ordinance" voted 33 W one greattemperatures Peery Harman Monday's grandchildren and services Low High sioner the ordinance will Funeral 16 against into grandchild 1 P- - m at Boise This new ordinajnee-will-gat held be Thursday 42 s Denver effect dn Thursday Februarya 14 Warren with Bishop Joseph Skeen li44 for ordinance provides The The body may be viewAngeles 36 r 20 distribu- - presiding year-foa of $24 cense fee New York Lindquist and residence at the 16 tvriiiri them to a greater appro The repealed ed drinks soft of arrangeof Pocatello tion in charge Sons 6 3 of American citizenship He- Portland license 1'eos ments ar$ ' ordinance provided m25 — iiVftoi 12 nTAntr increase in Lake bf $100 a month arid $24 a year tnrott and the number of partici Salt vi(o V'osit n'pr last' year The ' vr " SECRETARY URGES JUSTICE MEMBERS TO VOTE AND WIFE RETURN w uiajui annually leaeues Mr Sowers told the nost This money is used foe retraveling expenses to and fromtour national gional sectional 'and naments Cities in which tourneys to furnish are held ball' parks free and meals housing for tournaments Following- the talk of Mr Sowers (he post voted to ask him to place iho 1029 resrional tournament in - Salt Lake Captain' T R ner chairman of the department of iunior baseball committee who ex- urged" support of this program or bait nressed the appreciation Lake post No" 2 for this generous action SPLENDID RECEPTION Department Commander Frank W Deniing talked briefly to the nst sdvinsr that Mr Sowers has been accorded splendid receptions in Prov met with croups of legionnaireCommander and civ ic leaders cos Kasmu sen oc £ rig nam Citv post" No 10 talked briefly to the fang thre e solos Ralph Peterson accomp tmied by Beid Cox on the niflnn Commander Ora Bundy who had charge of the meeting announced of March 1 and ihit th'6 dates had been selected forV Che time Oa Harrop tio nost carnival carnivalJ commit chairmian of the announced that committee be named on the carnival would rje"?": rv 7 J'OlI®wmg are mu 000 i5fhall are-expecte- - f i — bbiLlfaoy me nto? i on la uuuci niitL iO -- : '£J"t'c a A nlea lo members of the Og den chamber of commerce tha-tliov vntft in the annikTl election was made today by Secretary E J Fieldsted Ballots for the election were mailed out Saturday and toin day the votes began to comeFebbe Monday will opened They friends in Cleveland ruary 18 by the election commitMr Gideon said tney encoun tee tered extremely com weauiei Interest in the election of di the entire trip the temperate rectors has been rather slack in the except in Cincinnati past Fjeldsted said and it is the everywhere esevere tnan m usucu - wish of the officers that all memmor feeling tne piacMr Gideon willj l resume lnvi Ul bers vote so that the board will tiuru uui: tice or law on tne 1111 be a true representation of the wnne the Central building the time membership maintained offices duringcencn he was on the supreme Valentine Gid- Former r Justice TlOVO retlirtieil-o PUnn eon ana-airuiucui in the from a month's vacation son tneir visited east They Is who practicing hart Gideon Mr Gideons in Hartford Conn brother in Farmington Mo and 1 1 1 5 — flirv lr tinpi inr'iF iiiBjiijiijiiwt hi rOURSE IS FREE TO BUSINESS MblN The forest service has inaugur ex ated a course of 10 lessons' on oovenit ecutive management The coursu three months' period is furnished free to an official hervlFora and other forest in T V Pearson assistant fM nfATipriitLon Ocrnen ntus an nounced that any business man who wishes to take tne couise so free of charge ' New Ladies Plain Dresses V §1 First Class Work Guaranteed Goods Called For and Delivered Prompt Service 423 24th Street Phone 987 fl 1 1 let) jm ! and day Street cars run regularly on time Don't be delayed because of automobile troubles -- w sss i i & " 7- 13 Utah Rapid Transit Company tl Six-Piec- e nrade wallet lady's or gentleman's style to aevery savperson who opens an with account ings initial deposit of at least $36 To each person who opens a new accountof with at an initial deposit will we give a least $20 as an useful bank savings ornament as well as a util- - r BUREAU TO MEET IN WEST WEBER Weber Members of the West cu arm Bureau w t meci in the ward evening at 8 o'clock v Thar ton nouse vuui fv xnvut nrpsident- presiding There will be an annual election of directors who will in turn elect officers for the coming year There will be' a program of enterA dance- and party will tainment be 'given at a later date Officers of the Weber County Farm bureau and A L Christian- sen county agent and Miss men Agren home demonstration agent - 'resent Meas- - 'For Packing Shipping Storage Baggage When You're In Southern California Don't Fail to Visit ity'AH in accumulations these accounts will draw interest at 6 per cent compounded You may withdraw all or any part of your balancey at any time without "The Orange Blossom Tract" semi-annual- if m Stone Chauncey W 2nd St Ogden Utah fi $2000 FLOWERS IF§&3st£ From Slade Transfer h Ogdfl n't 'Oldest Reliable Florist 39 Years In Business Phone 321 PHONE 206 Office 437 The experience of the majority of people in Ogden is that Castle Gate and Clear Creek coals give the greatest satisfaction heat convenience and economy that your coal dollars can buy are Don't let anyone tell you that you can buy other coals that with can you dealer supply "just as good" or that any and every Creek or Clear Castle Gate S you wiU find a Right now— If you visit our salesrooms low prices You fine selection of used cars at amazingly authorized to sell these coals Only three dealers in Ogden-arnearest" dealer named below Order now from the know you buy with SAFETY HERE FORD-NELSO- Pi©iteefk'"C©al MOTOR CO Inc N jiiiiiiiiiiij Phone 1408 "" ©al 0 Williams y - 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I h f n - RED HEART BOXES ' — ' 54 4P ' S©mmlli)nimaS5©im THIS day should prove an §100 Net:'50 mspir- - ation' to cverv loval American For" the life of' Abraham Xhicolu" portrays one of the finest examples of persistent effort known to man Thrift is a necessity in the attainment of high ideals Be persist ent! Chocolates I Suggestions: Heart Brick Ice Cream Heart Wafers Valentine Novelties Chocolate Hearts etc ' A deposit will hold your heart for her until Valentine 246-Washington Ave 3 t Phone 445 AND D KFUR— 9:00 P II carta — Q 10 6 Clubs - -- irrn crnnivn r SATIN BOXES " JPPWl!l""W 070 (olfgiQ© (6®0 2586 Washington OgdenStmeIane A P BIGELOW President W N FARR Cashier G L BECKER Vice Pres A R DAWSON Ass't Cashier E M TOWER Vice Pres : O J ST1LWELL Trust Officer D E DAVIS Vice Pres D 1 BARKER Ass't Trust Officer VLOyearsVnder One Cbntimwusfanagcmcnt -- A v J 2 iU C N Y Spades Hearts Gardner Brooklyn West Diamonds Clubs T"I 9 ' K :8 New J£ Spades Spades John ML Wilbur C Whitehead York North E E Denion Portland Me Diamonds-———- -" BEAUTIFUL SATIN HAND-PAINTE- V With a three No Trump Contract can South make his bid in the Auction hand below if West open? Spades? Would the bidding and play be the same at Contract? Try this hand your way at both games then hear what the experts say from t" dealer South o Also Party v Tonight! ' '' Filled With the Eest Half Lb - 25th ' One Lb Net and1603 of the ' ' 781-- J r' XL VALENTINE SPECIAL ' 0' Seofle GateGoal Wall Ave UirM-- £Ih© Wilms & Esstte liarrisville Road 19 Phcme 2l7' 2234 Washington Ave OOQ0O Movin CALL TRADE-IN- GAAAm-PAI&- £ WASHINGTON AVENUE ASSETS MORE THAN y Genuine Castle Gate i& Clear Creek Give Greatest Satisfaction! used AT 2JS0 jmii ''IL"WI!I!'''"'I-- v ly flTolomaL ' ajiiwM H g t pen--alt- Beautiful Lake Elsinore Each lot has twelve full bearing orange trees Good income See or write owner Fred Hersey on tract or at 301 : '' r -- During the balance AB-ofFebruary we will give SOLUTELY FREE a high BUY A PASS AND SAVE r PUBLIC INVITED i m ft Pass Costs Only $100 'An Unlimited Weekly Orchestra !7An ninrrn n ti jrrrFl in tif u mini e 1 RIDE THE STREET CARS February SI 1 t m-pan- y at Men's Suits dry cleaned Men's O'Coats dry cleaned J§1 I or how stormy your street cC is always on the job night and DANCE T'ni ITEM mow Moose Hall n - e EP '' -- - CARD PARTY FREE! -- Wallace S MurdoCk Melvln and Charles R Hock iT'Teis Prrl- - to the nost meetings the the post entertained Mr tjfficrs of Commander Denting CapSowerfj tain Kerschher and Department Adjutaint Otto A Wiesley at dinner in the Hotel BigeloW Hendershot s i Andrews liiusiraiea i ms "l-m ture on his explorations means of desert of Mongolia by motion nictu res and lantern slidesa These pictures gave his audienceeu- i)o-itnf tnn mriicuities anu ca in tmvprsme — tori Vluiucicv tinrint? the little known region Tho snpflker Wno lirsi uaiui of dinosaur eggs told of his finds and showed pictures uj the relics of prehistoric times he is rhe rxwlorer confided that San Francisco to trw nn his way Into JVtarcn to ieau d China aail for new expedition into tne uom uij time hoping to fina oones oi juwu om man's ancestors m the same a fertile region that has been such in interested scientist the field for rrph!sf nrie animals William Peterson geologist t ti TTtnh Agricultural college o tfiHRtmaster and introduced thftxDlorer: Br Peterson was in bv William H Reeder Jr of the club who Dresldent new the Mills is announced that Dr Davis D L and the new secretary the tip tv tr?asurer Members of the club had theirladies for the Dr Andrews lecture it-- " ph WALLET OR SAVINGS BANK - - Ul B Brough Arthur i'rnnktin t intnirhall : Fred weather say- -' "old Weber College Team Meets insTwoare: Christmas "A warm Christmas aformerly in the b'rea i runuein oUl Easter" and "A windy Christ-Real Estate and Insurance comU: of U Freshmen On means a good fruit crop mas in the offices pany have opened Wednesday be to First National Bank building come general agents of the Pacific The public is invited to attend a Sllver Review No 1 National'-- Life Assurance company forensic contest in the Weber colWOMEN'S BENEFIT which has headquarters in Salt lege auditorium tomorrow evening will The Flinders agency Lake the debaters to be teams from We ASSOCIATION de have charge of the northern Utah ber college and the freshman will fltve a of the University of Utah writing life insurance partment territory in loans sentence indeterminate ques The and making tion which has been under debate Recently Fred T Flinders ana i by junior colleges of Utah recently H sold the General ' -mnnnv in Fred J VIcks will be used It is reported that WEDNESDAY EVENING moth schools arc from that debaters the now is running who Qd well prepared to handle the quescompany xney mieiiueu "V r United War Service Hall tion and that additional and interor California Salt Kesel Building be will w mauccu given esting arguments ders and his son were be will s trvouts eolleee Weber June the Pacific National Cards at 8 p m in uguen ucu- - held soon to determine the tean company to remain nere Public Invited that shall debate with southern ing up the brancn Weber Two college Utah tearms teams will leave Ogden about Feb- - iu- -- Hie Make yoiar T s I ruary 17 for a debating tour of CalIfornla and the northwest and in the early part of April another team will make an eastern debat-in- -g tour visiting St Louis and Chicago — —— -- a f ay leeion's biar program which is not only one of support of the of the land Ho Vint nni of building the y3uth dismissed one phase of the legion's - success in this respect whicn is tne junior baseball program CONSmUCTIVE PLAN More than 8500 teams and mora than 120000 boys played baseball under the sponaorsmp- o iat th American Legion" said Mr Sowers i tn rrpaxeSL cuiifluuvmo that the ship bulidingr movementsever been youth of the land has hunthe that given We believebaseball leagues dreds of Junior thousands of teams andriti tTi1rwere productive of thouplayers ar of practical lessons in devel oping physical fitness inculcating a spirit of sportsmanship fairness and meeting competition developat ing" sameness and many other of good citizensmp tributes Mr Rowers eald that the 3un nv flftmll tournaments and se ries gave many thousands o£ boys thA : : Andrews Gives ben Lo mond Crowd Account of Explorations - nisrht Mr Sowers gave a stirring ap- nral for support of th© organiza tion and the citizenry generally m —— — ALL MAY HEAR FATHER SON HUGE ANIMAL SCOUTS HOLD OPEN AGENCY SCHOOLDEBATE ACTIVE WEEK RELATED IND JAIL SUSPECT T and Fred R Flinders Boy Scout week got off to a vig- Hi SAYS HADE - ill ILL RETURN ! - and AMERICANISM BASEBALL : — 7 5 J'6'2 Hearts Diamonds Clubs— -- 4 3 A10t9 62 7 3 --- Milton C Work New York Emsu Spadea Hearts — Q J Diamonds Clybs JO 9 6 K J 8 K 3 8 5 4 broadcast witt appear in this A summary of the game as save it for future use newspaper Clip it and A Lj Mr Work says: "To thoroughly enjoy cards any card game use dean snappy A |