Show I THE OGDEN THURSDAY EVENING MAY 2 1929 PRAISE GIVEN I TO BALLANTYNE t Great Production Sponsored By City of Long Beach Directs markably short time five days to be exact Jduch Interesting work Is being done by art students including plaques by Marjorfe Faris Naomi Armstrong Katherine Earhard and Ruth Jensen has Lucille Puilum made a great number of clever pen At the presand ink drawings g ent time pas won favor in that department Dorothy Martin is ‘making a parchment lamp-shad- e with clever figures AND INSPECTION BANQUET Congrats to The R O T C cadets of Ogden jazzing all around all our artists were school Inspected today high hv Lieutenant Cojonel E ’C Wad-di- ll ESSAY CORRECTION at the tabernacle park Last ear Qgden was ranked as first the idea was conveyed to the If honor achooL in the Ninth - corps other city ‘schools that the Ogden area which includes some fifty high school contestants were to schools of Utah Idaho Nevada read their essays in assembly toWashington Oregon and California day we would like to correct this The annual officers’ banquet was misunderstanding The essays were Jheld last night at the Hotel Bige- ail delivered from memory ' low The narhes of Cecllle Wright omitted The sponsors entertained their and Henry Aiken were officers at a dancing party at the from the list of contestants ParBerthana and supper after the don us ) dance last Saturday — — DEE GRADUATES ‘ AGGIE DAY Three members of the class of A letter from Logan reads “ 11 are graduating front the Dee ‘The seventh a'nnual high school hospital this June They are Lola day conducted by the Utah Agri- Burnett Chloa Cleveland and Clel-la- s cultural opllege will be held at LoBlackham We should gan Friday May 3 G A CANDIDATES like to- have as our guests the members of lour senior class or An election wRl be held Monday 1 to determine the epresenttives of it Will you kind- among the girls Girls’ association ly convey this message to them? officers of the J "Those who visited us last year next year The candidates are as pronounced the day a very happy follows Shirley Halversen Primone "We are trying to make this rose Hansen Guinevire Hess Ada year’s event 'even more enjoyable Sailor Charlene ' Scowcroft and Lunch will be served the' student Eeth Storey visitors- AGuestsare asked to arrive in OPEN SCHOLARSHIPS The trustees of Barnard college Logan by 8 a m- - Those who come have created a Considerable numby train will be taken to the colincars for the day Plans ber of new “open scholarships” lege in clude competition in some types of amounting as a rjule to $500 a year scholastic work The tennis tourn- apiece for resident students and stuament will begin fit the morning $300 a year for) at of learned be event northern the and the first dents Details may for loffice is scheduled meet school track the region high t o’clock” COMMITTEE INVITATION AURORA TRACK lamp-makin- I i - non-reside- nt ”’ ANNOUNCEMENTS Graduation comes only once in a lifetime Your announcements will not only commemorate the event to you but to your friends As the years pass they will become very valuable to both you and your friends You have pictures to give -—why not complete the occasion and give announcements? For orders se Eliot Sampson Dee Jack-so- n or John Carver DAVIS OUTSTllOKED The Ogden and Davis tennis teams met on the Ogden courts yesterday afternoon with the Tiger netmen waltzing off with the maHales won jority of the3 honors 6 over Clark Three Ogden doubles teams were given a chance to display their talents against a duo from Kaysville Wattls and Chambers won their set 3 Chadand wick and Jensen theirs 3 Nbblitt and Bluth 4 Coach Kaipple and Ed Smith have picked the following players to represent O H S in the tennis meet at Logan tomorrow Hales and Wattis in the singles and two doubles teams! composed of Chadwick and Jensen and Bluth and Chambers 6-- 8-- 6-- 6-- 6-- THANKS To those students and their most capable instructor who made the scenery for the opera we say ‘‘Thanks” This work waa done chiefly by Charles Iletsel Marian Richard Kingsford KenFoultej ’Whittier and Le Conte Stewneth art This work was done In the te- - REMAINS CLOSED AURORA 111 May 2 — (AP)-Auror- a R 1 undertaken this year thodgh they WOMAN SUCCESSFUL have played a lx symphony concerts COURT ORDERS t this season in the same auditorium AS MINE OPERATOR PRAISE FROM PRESS The press was unanimous In J PITTSBURG— (AP)— Operating commendation of this stupendous VACATED LAND a coal minp and eaw mill is part effort which brought acclaim to of the day’s work for Miss MarDirector Ballantyne and his highly B Barnett of Pittsburg She garet trained singers a load of lumber with the nonsells The Press Telegram commented Restraining! Order Remains anes of a salesgirl disposing of thus: “It was a crowning achieveIs Until Ownership ment and the outstanding choral hen head of a medical institutproduction ever heard in Long in Pittsburg which mined its ion1 i Beach” own coal Miss Barnett conceived The Choral Oratorio society will Chester S Martin and Eva Mar- the idea of 'owning a mine herself present the same work on Sunday tin his wife are not entitled to She acquired a half interest in a May 12 in the First Methodist possession of A certain piece of church (the largest in Long property in Wilson Judge ’George Beach) as the closing event of S Barker heidj late’ Wednesday aftmusic week after which new of- ernoon Second district court ficers will be installed preparatory when heIn refised to dissolve a for a' busy season next year order restraining them temporary Friends of Mr Ballantyne rejoice from occuparcy and gave them that in the few short years he has Until May 7 to jvacate resided in California he has esand' H Shikl his wife B Shiki tablished himself among the forebrought suit lagaihst the Martins most of the state’s musicians They set forth that in April 1323 M they traded 4 ‘farm In Box Elder WOMEN IN CHARGE county to the Martina for the Weber county! property OF TOWN’S POLITICS They occupied the Weber county property last year they set forth to Davis — Colo GREELEY (AP)— Wo- hnd this year moved men are in complete control of the county but were to sublet the town of Grover Colo 50 miles Weber property The Martiris they averred renortheast of here At the spring election the popu- turned from Box Elder county in the lace which numbers about 500 (he meantime and occupied Barcounty property Judge souls named Mrs 'a G Lower Weber that the Martins since mayor and gave her a board of ker held April 4 - this year has interfered women trustees pla ntiffs’ possession of The issue was between the wets witlUthe allowed the tempo’land and the and the drys The wets were so order to stand unrary restraining with men memno the that stiong on its merits case is tried til the' ber of the “strong” sex would run on a dry platform So the women named their tickip v x 9 vi et did the campaigning and won the election The only man res 4 V- maining as a holdover trustee resigned and his wife was appointed ! b Success la reached by being active awake ahead of the Crowd by aiming high pushing ahead honestly diligently patiently by climbing digging saving by forpresent getting the past using the God having a purpose ’ fainting trusting in the future by-- honoring not determining to win find striving to the end RUSSELL H CONWELL STA’-TOARD-EXAMINE- (Special Dispatch) LONG BEACH Calif— No more convincing evidence that Joseph Ballaijtyne former director of the Ogden tabernacle ‘choir and now of Los Angeles and Long Beach is recognized in southern California as one of the outstanding musicians and conductors than his recent achievements in these two cities Simultaneously he has prepared and presented two standard given three times with the combined choirs of the Long Beach ward (Mormon) choir end St Anthony’s cathedral (Catholic) choir The first presentation was in the ward chapel to a packed house where an admission was charged to defray the expense of enlarging the choir loft The same work was given the next evening (Good Friday) in the Catholic cathedral The house was com pletely sold out one hour before the time of beginning which seem ed the more remarkable because the oratorio was broadcast over KGER by remote control The last hearing of ‘The Seven Last Words of Christ” was given in the recently constructed Los Angeles stake tabernacle at Hunting-to- n park a beautiful structure seating 1500 people and which cost $135000 The merit of the ren dition was attested by the unani mous voice of approval of both public and press' “THE ATONEMENT” Possibly the greatest achievement of Mr Ballantyne since residing In’ California was the presentation of the oratorio “The Atonement” by the eminent Eng lish composer Samuel Coleridge Taylor on Friday evening April 26 in the municipal auditorium with the Long Beach Symphony orchestra of 65 professional musicians The production was sponsored by the city council which contrib uted $2500 for the expense incurred in consideration that the doors be thrown open free to the publi’c This oratorio had been in prepara tlon for six months by the Long Beach Choral Oratorio society of’ 150 selected singers who had to pass a voice test for admission to the society The score Is a most complicated one and deals with three episodes in the life of Christ “Gethsemane” “The Trial Before Pilate” and “Calvary” The men of the orchestra said that it was the most difficult music ora-toriosw- as -- race Hack remained closed todav as striking horse owners and track officials continued in dis m agreement open It was the second day the season ing of the track’s spring strik had been postponed and the ers persisted in their demands for a minimum purse of $1000 and a deduction by the track in favor of E2 their organization the Thorough bred Horse association of 1 per cent from all first moneys from all events Clifford R Trimble general manager of the track promised the be opened tomorrow plant would even if it was necesor Saturday sary to recruit entries from Louis Woodmen Home Grant ville Lexington and other race centers Avenue Trimble issued an ultimatum last night to the strikers to either file KNIGHT ORCHESTRA their entries today for Friday’s off mdve horses or to their opening the Aurora grounds by 6 o’clock Admission 25c Each i tonight “They can tajee ttyeir choice as we will not concede! to their de mands” Trimble said iWe can get enough horses for a good program L here without their help We have as to feed by ‘Ogden’s Only Perfect Talking granted their demand Pictures” allowing them to buy it any place so demand for the desire but they increased purses and a one per cent deduction is Impossible” Several of the strikers wilted last night and announced they would file entries for Friday but most of them were firm in their I demands WOODMEN DANCE TONIGHT v Eczema Vanishes When Safe Zemo Is Used it She hired the men secured the j railroad elding and superintended Such the drilling High boots and slickskin troubles a er were her habitual garb The Eczema torturing blemishes and itching rash mine proved successful vanish when Zemo is applied In 20 has seldom failed to bring Eincouraged by her success with years iteven in the most stubborn coal she procured a timber tract relief— and took entire charge of cutting cases This remarkable antiseptic liquid Quickly clears the skin lit the lumber and selling it effectively removes dandruff Results obtained with Zemo will deThe male hatches the eggs in light you It is odorless and invisible All druggists 35c 60c $100 the rhea family v j —Advertisement I TOMORROW’S THE DAY of the American Legion Drun Corps j 2nd Annual Dance1 i I X 5 x V T'' in his place A ‘V y Debs Favor It To All Others y ' v 4 A V S ' V Xi f at the “ALIAS JIMMY VALENTINE” is COMING ERTHANA Mkny Unusual Attractions jon’t Forget the Day TO TOWN SOON riday May 3 e &£ pus tf tft Marcus Enterprises Offer Such Coming Attractions as “The Pie-tur- e Younger Generation” Richard Dlx In HiW First “Nothing But the Truth” L All-Talki- i i JkJ They would not be without new wonderful MELLO-GLFace Powder because it prevents large pores stays on longer spreads more smoothly and is famous for its purity No irritation Never gives a pasty or flaky look to the skin Its new French process gives a youthful bloom and keeps ugly shine away Try MELLO-GLtoday! 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