| Show L i t tanbarMExaminei THURSDAY EVENING DECEUBER 5 1929 PUPILS RANGES FROM OGDEM HUMBER r Oiuir in Bvk' Jew exhibits FINAL HONORS AFFORD PLENTY : Way" STILL ARE PROMISED PAID WHITLOCK LAUNCH NAMED BETTERROADS AFTER SMOOT A new United States customs built by the launch i Senator S Creek Burch owners services OW a at attended for Dr property Largely ReDort Brines From OF Senator Reed is after named navy Walter A Whitlock were held in the ! special meeting held in the school Smoot chairman of the senate finLivcstock In on tabernacle Kaysville Wednesday house Wednesday night decided to ance committee The launch was afternoon Bishop James E Ellison Los in Honolulu take steps toward obtaining road im- christened being Angeles The musical numbers were Were Enav j Presided Joseph j Temoeraturps Pearl harlaunched at Dock ‘University Also Attendee! P Fernelius Doris the precinct' At the bor last November 120 Mrs in provements by JeanLjames F Orr vice president of the conclusion of a Melba and Alice Thomley Vera discussion a ette A Hyde of Salt xAke collectlengthy By Hooper Huntsville 1 commerce of cnamber and Leila Ogden Blanch and Layton Layton George Residents 1 Adams The invocation was given division manager of the Utah Pow- committee was appointed to wait or of customs Rear Admiral of the commander i Frank Hyde and the er and Light company returned upon Weber county commissioners R Marvellnaval by Bishop and Fourteenth district Cecil many Los was Alter from Van temG his Holst where in J benediction Bone Angeles Wednesday Francis The Ninety-eigmeteorologist appointed students tvoysi Ogden by attended the Christmas livestock porary chairman of the meeting and customs officers were present at the weekly weather crop livestock and speakers were Dr Joseph R Morare registered lor the autumn quarrange report says:- Temperatures rell Albert Smith Dr E P Mills show with a delegation from Utah Alfred Gladwell was named as tem- christening ter at the University of Uth There were miki and the week dry with- Samuel Morgan principal of the add Idaho porary secretary At the conclusion are 101 students from Weber counout wind being easy on livestock Davis County High school Jesse Mr Orr In company with Heed of the discussion the committee to BRIAN STUDENTS ty The others ‘ are from" Hooper everywhere and ideal' feeding con- Barlow and Lyles W Larkin who W Warnlck assistant secretary of meet with the county commission : ' and Huntsville dition Feed consumption was light represented the American legion the Ogden livestock show and man next Monday was named as follows RECITAL FRIDAY Students from every county in tending to conserve hay supplies in a body were members aging editor of Ogden Livestock Di- W J Stephens' Alfred Gladwell M Attending Utah except Daggett ate included Friday evening at 8 o’clock in i Rahges still afford plenty of feed of the American legion the Weber gest left a week ago today four Beus Andy Garner and Frank Her- theOnNorth among those registered fo the -- fall Junior High school audiexcepting near water supplies where County Medical society nurses of days ahead of the rest of the dele- rick term Representatives of thirty two musical torium a program will be Y are off well they the Dee Memorial hospital members gates becoming Roads In the district have been grazed states and dependencies of fhe UnitAnby piano ana vocal pupils Mr Orr said that the Los The deserts are still dry and are in of the B P O Elks and Woodmen ed States are included am&ng those neglected for years and need imme- presented of student of Brian Douglas snow to allow need Its of is show which in fourth greatgeles of The World Elks grazing the gave their diate attention it was declared in composition will alsoOne enrolled Among those registered vocal present one save state is of entire into the “TheJ the the meeting It developed that owdeveloping only ritual at the graveside in the Kays y£ar are students from Germany Japan will be numbers and They snow coast mountains piano remains of bare of and attractions the ville major avefrom on to 'A conditions cemetery Madison squad Peru France Mexico Russia Korea ing assisted by Miss Helen Hinckley but Winter grains are' still ttx pretty Fort Douglas gavefiring the salute and 14 known for the high quality of nue mail delivery will probably be who China and Canada £ will read exhibited stock good shape Lester Gleason sounded ‘"Taps” discontinued thus eliminating 18 The total registration for the The students appearing are as folare and show roads Dirt the for rutty dusty Prospects Ogden to families from the mail route were A1 Hest- -i vYhich will be held The quarter to date is 2996 according pallbearers lows: Anderson Lois Peter11 are to ‘Gladys to Cattle fair and in good sheep January Another matter discussed was the son Geneva Larkin Bone E J Norton recorder Thi is a net Lester mark Bartoneck Frank Eesta Taylor 1C were A condition on been discussed little plowing has every hand increase of 159 students ’pver the - Frank Adams Dr LeRoy Pugmire there he said and many breeders action of Weber county board of ed- Lula Fraud sen Grace Jensen Viola on Suna few 'afternoons possible Ellison The honorary will exhibit here from the southwest ucation discontinuing the school bus Syphers Fae Williams number registered a year go It is Harold cent and Morris were shind per averaged nearly 100 estimated that the total enrollment comrades of Dr allegedly because of bad roads It Moline - the pallbearers June' Moline Dorothea amountof time the first possible fpr be some will was war said by of the parents at Moore Margaret Thayer Dorothy dressed Whitlock in the World for the college year J929H0 Members of the Ogden delega- the meeting more than 3300 Of those gistered uniform that Weber county high Kristofferson in Grant Neuteboorn E tion Alton included which R school students in the Burch Creek Ruth McCune and Beth Giles 1138 are men and 1205 a?j women All business houses in Kaysville comof of chamber the president stue ' fifty-nin' There are graduate were closed v during 4 the funeral merce L F Whitlock manager of district are compelled to walk long Those Interested are invited to atdents who are candidates Jor masdistances all weather from in their r hours tend E Union J homes to the street car terminus at stockyards Ogden : -- 1 ter’s degrees The registration In M FJeldsted secretary of Ogden cham- Thirty-sixtthe various schools of the university and Washington FOR ber of commerce George P Critch-lo- w avenueh since street is as follows: Arts and sciences 954 r discontinuance of the of Hotel ac:’tant manager echoed education 775 mines and engineerservice bus i the i Dr E fil Felshaw Dentist Bigelow and Russel Wilkins of the Burch Creek is thickly populated ing 355 medicine 190 ' la 172j and had of Merrill Wilkins and firm business 489 x the taxpayers said they would contacted a great number of breed- and Weber County Teachers To Office In Eecles Bldg The following students fre registo see at least a portion of "like ers and exhibitors he added and tered from Ogden taxes their district1 the in Hold First Session At expended their response was gratifying Room 817 Theodore Alexander Vernon Allen The committee will report at an‘ teams Several college Judging Allison Richard o’Clock Charles 9:30 Anderson which have not appeared in the Og- other meeting which12 is called for Call 2325-- J Fhone Anderson-vClaudArm- Virginia December inf the school before will Thursday den college ‘ competition C Thbmas services Funeral for Ward' 8 m house Armstrong at p strong George Weber county teachers’ institute Here are the Willets be present this time he said ‘ Carman Bagley Thomas Barker will convene Saturday morning De- Mercer were held on Wednesday afsee Can Willets? the son his visited Mr Orr also you ternoon ward 4 Sam Henry Barker Louise Becker chapel ip the Third cember 7 in the Wpber County High Yes I can see the Willets with Bishop JJ B Richardson pre James F Jr who is a student at Dalton George Bramweib C Fred sesschool auditorium The first of are these characters J R Williams of “Out Our Way” sion is scheduled for 9:30 a m and siding The musical numbers were the Harvard - military academy in Berghout Almon L Brotfn Fran- fameWhy being so good? Edward Greenwell Law- Los Angeles- The other members of ces Bryant Helen Burdettj Jane By-by given will a include Miss Lenore " by report return will later this I don’t know Why are the Willets so good? Peterson the delegation William Norine Croft and music by the West Weber rence Ciayton Edward Femfelius Campbell week he added Well folks — it’s because Christmas is Just around the comer school Charles Capes John Edward Carver C Par- Gerard Klomp Joseph Roland directed by 44and Mrs Ruth B Larkin The in- Chester Christensen Iv Chugg and at this time of year every one is good You know everyone is ry teacher General instruction vocation was given by- President '” AI T PRIMARY Samuel Corgan Sherman Couch shopping early this year so begin right now being good will be given by Supt B A Fowler 1 Watson and the benediction Ezra Cragun Jr Harper Culley John P S — Just befpre this picture was drawn for The Standard-Examin- er' At 10:15 the groups win John Dur-raThomas M Irvine The speakWILL ENTERTAIN the Willets wished all Ogden residents a Merry Christ- separate for departmental work In by Doxey Dollie Dq Vine Stephen ers were Dr Henry W Nelson the John Enritta Wayne Fisher mas And urged you all to shop early Is only one of the features of street the first and second grades dem- Rev Dec 5—The Prl- HUNTSVILLE E A John W Hyslop and William Galbraith Edith’ Gibbons onstrations and reports of commitwill association a hold ' special $iary car transportation The cars are interment was made in jieries Lester tees j will be given A first grade Larkin George Glen Jay GUn Clifton — school a — be will There Friday 40 17 lowest & was and the clear The the It Hhll grave cemetery Edwin Ogden City class from Roy under the direction jj Grange John well heated operated by intelligent children’s luncheon at noon & genday Greenwell Tabitha Harness Frances of Hazel C Christensen one 'by was dedicated by Samuel Q Dye 2 o’clock a eral chil at assembly courteous employes run regularly Hobbs Karl Hopkins Wyne IverActing pallbearers were S t O Iren’s dance after school hours and Emma Jacobs of Riverdale and a BROOKLYN THEATRE FIRE Dye Frank Stevens S T Jeppesen son Mary Kern George Komatsu it second Miss Riverdale from by gradq and ’on time day and night regardW H Loos Harry Joseph Rqbert i dance in the evening On December 5 1876 fire de- Fern Wayment will be Willie Arthur Larsen Wilma Lud- - 3 Donaviel Herbert Hamblin and stroyed the Conway theatre in The committee will reportpresented den Junior Lundquist Lqu Cecil its 'findless of weather Mrs Fred Wood is spending the pays to Brooklyn N’” Y with a loss of - 295 ings and recommendations concern- The honorary pallbearers were 20 week McFarland Kathryn Marriott Ar-- 1 1 Lake relatives with Salt in lives and associates In banka nold Marston Helen Mat son Phying the method of teaching read- officers n Parnell and Cusak It has and other businesswasenterprises in llis Alene Merrill Lorin ‘A MooreL by ing Leonard Grow is still in the hosinterested' Today also is the eleventh anni- besides the demonstrators IMiss which Mr Mercer Wallace Floyd Moore Greldon i pital with his injured arm which ra 44 versary of the first awards of con- Ruth Hadlock Ormeda Stokes Nelson Mary Bell Newron Robert was hurt while at work at the beet gressional medals of honor to Amer-ca- n NewmanJames Wilson Reil Toiaco and Nora Fuller as Crompton The wrist was found to be Hump soldiers Numotd participating in the members Clark Dy e v Kathleen CENTRAL JUNIOR an operation was neces- and broken war World H teachR John The third and fourth grade O'Connor Langhlin I are flocking to the lake !sary to set the TSones RALLY HOLDS PEP Sher-idaHUNTERS Peterson n ers have made a study of the Dan Parry Morris Blain? few droves these past 1799 5 December state On of the method as used in speaking Glen Plncock James L Rtatt Tracy days trying to get in a little shootAn Unlimitedi lb Weekly Pass Costs Only §1 Sunday evening missionaries that A rousing oep rally was held by Power Raymond Price Bert Hutch- ing before the weather breaks for Georgia adopted its famous motto and writing English A commithome from the Danish mission Wisdom Justice Moderation” tee with Miss Mary Chard as chair- Central Junior High school on Wed- ins Purdy' Elvarene Rayson Ray-jno- good and the balance of their who worked under Elder Joseph In Paramount the man Earl Read Ralph y Skeen Lola 'Melva and and BUY A PASS AND SAVE nesday evening license will only be good to start will be in attendance Petersen 37 DeAnd on The' the years attended 'A students ago theatre jB PYank as will today members Glen Robinson report some mnmlnff Taylor ROjP a with ffrp cember 5 1892 a resolution was pre- demonstration of its use In third theatre en masse - The girls’ glee at sacrament meeting and will fur- RuUedge Melva Schadc Mildred sented to congress to keep the grade will be given using a class club in uniform was on hand to nish the program They will be en- Adelaide Skeen Walter Slater When it comes to World’s fair at Chicago open on of third grade pupils from Farr lend ' enthusiasm to the gathering Smith Harry Smith Max Smithm Old Sol well isn’t versed but 1 very West Also dramatization work for ' The school is working to get a Josephine Stout Madeline String-ha- someone has told him that stormy Sundays Stella Stringham Randell weather is third and fourth will be shown largo radio outfit which 'will cost also is the anniversary of Miss Rae Chadwick and a class by good for duck hunting $100U to aid in educational work at Today of Tanner Emerson Thatcher Paul and then someone else says if it the birth of Martin Van Buren third graders from Wilson school the institution The pupils get a Thorstensen snows Thatcher Charles it will drive them all away eighth president of the United with Chairman Ida White of the percentage of the tickets they sell Louise Vincent Spencer Walker Lo-rethe ducks are tempera- States who was born on December 5 dramatization committee and Miss to help buy the radio and loud Evidently Wattls Lorna Wattls Warren and like to 'pick their own 782 at Kinderhook N Y Maude Stallings assisting Wattls Gilbert Wheelwright Lorin mental speakers The Paramount which is ’ storms f In the sixth and seventh grades featuring a college picture "Forward Wheelwright Cleone Wedill Hugh the reading circle and library uses Pass” was' filled to capacity by Whjnock and William Clyde West WOULD TRAP DUCKS have been studied and a report will students and show fans on WednesGETTING FROM WEBER COUNTY NUMBER” The other students from Weber Itseems like they fcould take some given by that committee Miss day evening EASY ON OX CARTS be these lakes around here and equip 44 May Smith chairman She is being' county are Tony Coletti nd Georg and El them with big pipes running under assisted by Lillian Jeppsen Melva C Fowler of Hooper Pottery was made in prehistoric Tne natives in the Central Ameri- Bybee Norma Stewart and Lowell times the surface mer Nielson of Huntsville They could watch and ’ as soon ’ as the pond was covered can republic of El Salvador have not Cutler 44 — with ducks It might take a couple yet adopted such modem transporThe Junior high school group will of years or so ammonia could be tation Developments as stop lights be given discussions led PUBLIC IS INVITED motor cops traffic tickets gas tax i run through the pipes and the water Sidney Wyatt and W Russell THE 18TII WARD J no are school and For the frozen but would TO ‘ARMY "- MEETING This the catch they group parking signs legs Page high ' ' Relief Society WiU nold a ' of the ducks and then the hunters making progress — they require li- Victor Hancock and Paul E Nelson AND IIOT LUNCH BAZAAR cense ox carts for will on on t down lie stomachs their could Clarke tags E speak Staff Captain Russell one ox 22000 cart of the blow music the Three departments the ducks free Every of Denver commander of the inter- the ice and At 2364 Washington Ave mountain division of thC Salvation That should be a lot of spprt and chauffeurs in the republic must at- health and art work will be conDecember 6 and 7 not tach the little “traffic permit” to his ducted and plans given by SuperviArmy will conduct an inspection there wouldn’t be any danger of vesor Powell Ellis and Albert J Olga of the local work of th organiza- getting a duck They could count creaking ' tion tonight While in this city he the birds and divide the number by hicle before venturing on the mud-pav- Vesta Schaub Salvador 25 These would how of determine That members highways many will meet some of the tags are much smaller than Amerithe advisory board accowiing to En- hunters could shoot can automobile license plates being sign A Dies This conduct Old Sol went duck hunting once only 2 inchesis by five inches Captain Clarke will1 alsoSalvation offset to a great a special meeting in the He and Aloysus the office boy got disadvantage extent nowever by the fact that Army hall at 8 o’clock Vpls evening up in the middle of the !night and it is possible for a pedestrian to folHe will be assisted at this gather- went up to Mollie's Stocking Aloy a low hit ana run driver at an easy of the and officers 5ome the sus shot eight boxes of Shells and ing by pace and still "get his numstrolling The Lake comrades of Salt general got two whole ducks and one A brisk ’walker could even go ber" so down with lead he had public- is Invited to attend weighted ' to get a net and fish him off of the home firat and get a pencil ' bottom of the pond The United States bureau of TALENTEDGIRL IN says that tomatoes ripenfile chemistry missed ducks resting with ethlylene gas have a much RECITAL FRIDAY onAloysus the water ten feet from him ed ower than Miss Kathryne Fisher will present Where the shot went nobody knows hose content of vitamins naturally ripened ' Murial LaVon Goodspeed of Salt as the water wasn’t even rippled a! Lake’ in a piano recita on Friday though a hunter 50 yards to the at 8 o’clock id the Glen right had some things to say but no evening Bros -- Roberts hall body gave any attention to him as Miss Goodspeed was the winner he growled previously when Aloysus canvas decoys he had in the piano and voicei contests of shot the — the National Federation of Music- - - ' clubs in the state and Rocky mounFunny thing about that Aloysus t couldn’t hit a real live duck with via tain district for 1929 — is also a his head down the muzzle of the DENVER & RIO GRANDE This gifted young girl with a broad vision of the dramatic- - reader' singer-- and dancer shotgun but let him spot a covey section’s WESTERN RAILROAD as well as an accomplished pianist of decoys and he could blow them sefinancial needs founded the at She will be assisted at the recital clean out of- the water at 60 yards - —by Waldemar Roth violinist The FARES dn-esta- b soundness of Old Sol had a repeating gun and t judgment for when It played "Home Sweet Home round is shown by the from his elbow to his chin during a lishing this system of group l trip hot moment when a flock went over ‘I r! confidence of the public stations in Utah broke up1 the party growth ' C0R the opening oi the ho&Uy season we r — CENTRAL GARAGE i to j— I j I fleeted by A succeeded in obtaining a special advance showSo blow snow and freeze1 water growth Des Moines Kansas Chicago 2538 WASH AYE OGDEN j Give the birds a chance ing of all the newest American watch designs for City Memphis Milwaukee e In the center of he city ' Loiiis i St Omaha its banks has twenty-fivMinneapolis the coming year proved to be the t Wednesday was somewhat cloudy etc Paul r St J ‘ there was po damage done of the communities where these Many hate never been shown before They Tickets on sale Dec 17 19 security Storage and Smice V although Highest for the days was 42 -Lowest 20 21 and 22: return limit os for were from sent this to the especially display last night was 23 with the- ther has made possible a broader banks are located i mometer resting ati the same place Feb 28th Any Tim? leading American makers s LIBERAL STOPOVERS service-metrop- olitan at 7:30 o’clock this morning The sounder its completeness I C Gen’I F Moulton was barometer 303? 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