Show 'HE OGDEN STANDARD - EXAMINER 6 TWO SPEAKERS TJJEBER college debaters inti vadingr New England states are Jack Norback (top) and Jay SUNDAY MORNING MARCH 8 1531 Idea Changed Habits Over U S STATEMENT ON HOME-COMI- NG London CALL SOUNDED CARRY WEBER’S BANNERS EAST Several Thousand Miles To Be Traveled On For- BY PLAIN CITY Weber Education Boa'r d Decides Policy In Thorne Case Community Will Be Host The matter of selection of a To Former Citizens coach for Weber High school will On March 17 come with other H ensic Tour COACH ISSUED an idea there are dustry today that did not exist just 100 years ago when Pullman was -- MALE CHORUS LEADER NAMED Singers 7 on ion STOCKRAISERS er GATHER MONDAY 0 SJ-EEPtM- ? DONATIONS Speaks At Srvices Tonight " 1 ng Road Improvement Started i i nearly 40000 jobs in American in- s HAS HIGH MARK Ranks Second In Nation? Among Plane Lines Carrying Mail By WILLIS THORNTON NEA Service Writer BECAUSE George Mortimer born at Brocton N Y March 3 up along appoint- 1831 de- -i Plain City residents are making ments in the regular order of afRepresenting Weber college aLonPullman was one of the' men team of for celebration fairs according to the decision of whose ideas have created new needs composed bating Jay great preparations don and Jack Norback is on its way of Home-comiday on March 17 the board of education of Weber and jobs for the world ' of the commun- county Saturday to meet debaters of schools in the settlement The railroad itself was bom in marking This matter was discussed in the this New England states and some in the 75 years ago by the Mority nearly at Just about the same The team left Friday middlewest mon pioneers All former residents board meeting Saturday as the re- time country as Pullman time on a tour of more than 6000 miles are invited to return for the day sult of articles in local and Salt he was 25—that isandin bythethemiddle Lake will on both debate The Ogden students papers The event is in charge of the L D Friday March 6 1850’s — there were already sleeping sides of the following three quesS ward authorities who are plan- There it was reported that Dick cars would leave Weber at the But they were horrible affairs tions: Resolved ning to entertain between 600 and Thorne close of this year having received The 1000 persons That the nations should adopt a earliest version was’ divided There will be a program of music an attractive offer from the Brig- into four compartments in each of policy of free trade Young university of Provo That the states should enact legisreadings speeches and other num- ham which one V three above the bunks B A' Fowler superintendent of other were built bers in the ward meeting house lation providing for unemployment the wall against 1 at 11:30 a m Dinner will Weber county schools stated Sat- Passengers flung themselves insurance opening down f A oe served at 1:30 p m There will urday evening that he was not as- fully dressed on rough mattresses That the consolidation of retal be a show in the afternoon and sured that the present coach would in the bunks drew their overcoats business into chain stores is detrileave as Dick Thorne has not re- or shawls over a dance in the evening mental to the best interests of the and fought There are few survivors of the ceived a definite offer as yet for sleep as theythem American people lurched through I one of settlers Lyman Skeen being Thorne admitted that he had been the night doubtless marveling Their itinerary reads: at interviewed about going to the B the ingenuity of modern invention the most prominent Biarch 12— Massachusetts Agricul Y U at Provo Mr Fowler furtural college Amhert March 13 cars weren’t much betMe stated that he has not ne- terSleeping ther Waterville Colby college than when Pullman was that March 16 Bates college Lewiston gotiated with Paul Thome to" re- a young man The bunks were still Me March 19 Connecticut Agricuplace Dick Thorne as no applica- mere shelves along the walls but tion has been received from Paul ltural college Storrs March 23 New was available candles furnThome He said the press account bedding York university New York City: ished the and a smoky stove seemed to convey the impression gave forth light March 24 State Teachers' college futile heat that negotiations were nearing comShlppensburg Pa March 25 TemMAKES NIGHT TRIP pletion while in reality no negotiaple university Philadelphia Pa It was about this time George tions have taken place between Pau Pullman made a night that March 27 Waynesburg college from r trip 31 ElizaThorne Pa March and school the Rehearse board nor Buffalo to Westfield Waynesburg He rollec Ogden the superintendent "It is all pre- and tossed and smothered and bethtown college Elizabethtown For State Concert In Pa mature” Mr Fowler stated “Our froze and arrived with a lame bck board does not Intend to release after a' sleepless night April 1 Western Reserve univerSalt Lake City offers to any teachers until the first Then Pullman sity Cleveland Ohio April 3 Ashhis had idea big week in April” land college Ashland Ohio April 4 that there was really no namely made has been Hinchcliff Lester of Cincinnati Cincinnati now are There seven University reason why night train riding should director of the Ogden community to fill any vacancy that applicants colOhio April 5 de- not be comfortable 7 may anto chorus male f according ofto lege Canton Mo April 8 State school velop the 1858 to went according he Ir Bloomington 1 nouncement Saturday He succeeds ficials but the field is Teachers' college Kirksville Mo of open 111 and got the rteid Cox who has taken a position if Coach Dick Thorne entirely does decide railAlton and The the Chicago n a California high school The to leave lt is said road furnished two old coaches anc chorus has 30 members and holds at a cost of about $1000 each Pullof Brothweekly rehearsals in the Glen man converted them into the grand-dadd- y ers' recital hall Officers are: L of the modern sleeping car W Gardner president Darcey L Will Be Soon He built into them 10 sections Tribe tfye vice president Roy on a linen closet and side each L business manager E Carlson two washrooms The cars were upsecretary-treasurL W Beason district engineer of Miss Evelyn in holstered relicommission plush lighted with oi state the kelson pianist Elmer Woolsey highway lamps heated with box stoves and brarian Mr Gardner is second ports that the state program calls the brakemen made up the beds for operations to begin on March vice president of the state male The backs of the seats were hinged 20 In Box Elder county on the road chorus organization downward to the level of '"THE PQnSEQ" &UILMAM& 96 S from Plymouth to the Idaho state The six associated male choruses Weber County Will Have and fell5 to seat form the “lower berth the line Improvements Include the of Utah will hold a concert in Salt The “uppers” were simply suspendLake City this month and the Oggrading and graveling of the eight-mil- e Representatives At ed from the ceiling by four ropes at stretch The project will reden singers are getting ready to TO the corners and hauled up at night Logan Meet quire the excavating of 4000 yards participate was to a which the ceiling only Mof dirt and the improvement of GASOLINE PRICE C S Potter vice president of the little more than six feet high RED CROSS FUND 18000 yards of level surface DREAMS SURPASSES Utah Holstein Breeders’ association Thirteen miles of roadway west Missionary will attend the annual meeting of Soon however Pullman surpassed GIVE of Tremonton will be resurfaced DIPS SLIGHTLY IN APPROACH uhe association Monday at the Utah all previous dreams of luxury by with oil similar to the work done State Agricultural college In Logan juilding “The Pioneer which cost In Weber canyon last year Plans UTAH AND IDAHO The general session will be held in $20000 This was the first car with also call for the removal of four Several additional contributions Clarence Barker recently returned he auditorium of the animal hus- he hinged upper berth which was Joseph Fielding Smith To were received for the Red Cross right angle turns between Tremon o become the distinguishing fea The price of gasoline dropped a missionary from France will speak bandry building ton and Plymouth drouth relief fund the past week Speak At Mr Potter will lead a discussion ure of American sleeping cars “The The state highway commission is cent a gallon to 21 cents including at 7 o’clock this evening in the Secwas h on Twenty-sixtand heavier Pioneer” ond ward chapel the question of the development now drawing up plans for the re- tax They were: larger Gathering Saturday in Ogden and Salt street near Grant avenue of Holstein cattle In Utah H A han any previous car and actually moval of sharp turns in the paved Wilford Bentley I $ 200 road near Utah Hot Springs This Lake City Market conditions in There will be a special program Matheson will present the formal had springs hitherto unheard of Apotle Joseph Fielding Smith will Dr O A Dickson 250 fumshed by the vocal pupils of material on this subject At this and solid rubber shock absorbers be the principal speaker at North A Friend ' 500 project will probably be carried California and Oklahoma were said Miss Ellen Thomas Those’ on the meeting officers will be elected to which was almost a sinful luxury Weber stake quarterly conference F LeRoy Davis to be the cause 200 through early this summer Nelbusifollowed serve one year Public support the program include: Miss Grace 200 Park II Robert The sessions will be held at uoday son Miss Elizabeth Norseth Miss According to Professor George B ness grew and extended Plants were 10 a m and 2 p m in the taber- Hugh E Putnam 165 — — 7 BOISE Mar (AP) Gasoline Florence Wade with Miss Katherine Caine a great number of the lead-n- g established in Detroit Elmira N Y nacle JEWELS SEIZED W 500 C Taylor jrlces were down two cents a gal-o- n Thomas and Miss Ellen Thomas as Holstein breeders in Utah wil and Wilmington Del At first rail500 Principal business at the confer Walter G Mann NEW YORK March 7— (AP)— cents including five accompanists to 23 oe present Among those going roads built and operated their own ence will be the reorganization of American Legion auxiliary 1000 Cut and uncut Jewels valued at cents gasoline tax today as a refrom Weber county are Gilbert sleepers and other competition was the stake presidency to fill a va A C Golster 500 $50000 Frederick A Weiss told po- sult of a price cutting war started ROYALTY COMING Thatcher George B Ttylor and I fierce But Pullman gradually ab- cancy caused by the appointment of A J Wagstaff 18o lice were seized today in his west by an independent dealer here this WASHINGTON Mar 7— (AP)— M sorbed them all V Cooley as John Bluth of Glen Southwick 150 the Forty-eighpresident street office by two morning America’s first royal visitors of 1931 Clarence H Erickson president of Further consolidations took place Canadian mission States forest service ' gunmen who bound him to a chair was the same dealer who second younger the Utah association and Mr Potter and Pullman’s Idea became the Musical programs will be given United It Takamatsu Prince 2050 employes A half hour after the bandits left the war of several weeks ago brother of the emperor of Japan have been nominated as delegates means of furnishing work to some by the tabernacle choir under the This cola of makes total $98842 the wholesale Jeweler said he loosed that brought the price to 22 and his bride of a few months will to attend the national convention 40000 men engaged in creating and direction of Lester G Hinchcliff lected Weber the by county his bonds sufficiently to reach a cents It went back down chapter up to 25 reach Washington about the middle in Syracuse in June maintaining something which had with Sam F Whitaker at the organ said Miss Edith Tallman executive burglar alarm cents later of next month not existed before Nearly 30000 console secretary of these operate maintain and reuse cars in and up pair to 10000 build the carsanywhere depending on current demand — — 4 Critical Eyes TO BUY TRANSPORT Everywhere Are Your Judging SAN FRANCISCO Mar 7— (UP) ft Appearance — Boeing system officials revealed negotiating for the Desires To Put Echo Dam today theyof are West Coast Air Trans purchase Into Use This port now controlled by Western Rights V Air Express as a part of th£ir plan Season to establish twice daily airplane ser vice between San Diego Los AnOgden city will have this season geles San Francisco Portland and ! several thousand acre feet of water Seattle in the Echo reservoir available for leasing to farmers in sections where it is most needed Mayor Ora Bun dy announced Saturday & Polishing Washing The city made construction of the — dam possible he said by subscrib- Just installed a new electric ing to 10000 acre feet at $40 an machine for polishing' Makes acre foot or a total of $400000 to be your old car look like new ' for at the rate of $20000 a paid V' 20 a over of ' year period years The federal reclamation service which built the dam will permit storage this first season of only 60000 acre feet of the 74000 acre feet capacity The city’s policy will be to rent Modern the water at an equitable rate 2441 Kiese Mayor Bundy added He said he Phone 604 The fabric refreshed —the fur and skilfully moulded back to noticeSERVICE CAR did not anticipate there will be any able smartness— Test the results given by our improved in lessees for difficulty obtaining of process dry cleaning by the water sending us your Spring coat See how we recondition the fabric— Culver-Btockt- 0 SERMONS $1000 f Figures recently eceived by National Parks Airways concerning the performance of lines parrying air mail show that this company was second in the United States for the year 1930 with a percentage of 985 The high figure was that of the line operating between New Orj leans and Houston which made a record of flying 996 of its scheduled mileage “Last year National Parks i i Air- ways led the United States in percentage of scheduled miles flown” said Felix Steinle manager of op- -- erations “This year we are again practically at the topi We were scheduled to fly 495453 miles dur-- Z ing the year and actually flew 488- - - i 038 I think this is a rather good r answer to all arguments against the dependability of air transporta-- tlon Our record is attributable to the high class of our both pilots and mechanicspersonnel and to the system of thorough inspection maintenance of our equipmentWe also believe that flying conditions are better the year around on our route than they are on some of the other' lines Needless to say c National Parks Airways: is proud its high place among the air transportation companies of the United States” ' M ’ - : -- i-an- - : of--- ' Legion Post To Hear Talk On World Affairs International affairs will be treat ed by the Rev John Edward Carver' pastor of the First Presbyterian church before members of Herman Baker post No 9 American Legion in the chateau Monday night The month of March is being devoted to a study of world peace and foreign relations in the Legion ac- - ' cording to Post Commander William P Stephens Darrell T Lane of Salt Lake a member of the com-- 7 mission on world peace and foreign relations of the Legion and also Utah department chairman of this committee will be in attendance at the meeting He will talk briefly Other Salt Lake legionnaires including Carleton H Jones newly elected commander of Salt Lake post No 2 will accompany Mr Lane to Ogden Promptly at 8 o’clock a I class of candidates will be taken into the Lctrlon Commander Stephens said i: -- Stake ©MlIJSI-- p r 1 th in-tlat- ed ir'Sr-- ’' 0mm cityWoffer Isn’t It Worth PRO FOR YOUR x I SAVON GS To Have Your Spring Coat Thoroughly Dry 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