Show THE OGDEN STAN D THURSDAY EVENING JULY 11 1935 FRED WILLIAMS Two Safely Avoid Traffic AUTHORIZED TO SIGN FOR LAND ? - Mayor Peery Refuses To Put Name To Canyon Rail Line Papers After considerable maneuvering a report of City Attorney George S Barker approving the legality of a contract submitted to the city for of the purchase of the n Utah Rapid Transit company in was by adopted today canyon the city commissioners The land is needed pr installation of a new city waterworks supply line Authority to sign the contract was vested in Commissioner Fred Williams upon a motion made by Com- - - - : I f - ay - 8866310 FOR ERA WORK - - " '- -- - ' — pit i r- i & - Og-de- mlssioner George O'Connor A similar motion by Williams that the city attorney's report be adopted and the document signed by the mayor failed because of Mayor Peery's refusal to sign the papers The contract calls for payment by the dty of $700 and responsibility for removal of rails overhead wires poles etc and delivery of them to II AS 'i - V : 3 ' - - - n ' W l 4" Money Will Go Principally For Road and Trail Construction Forest service headquarters In Og den have received information that an appropriation of $866310 for re lief work In national forest region No 4 has been approved by the comptroller of the currency in Wash ington D C The region embraces western Wyoming Utah Nevada and southern Idaho The fund forms no part of the regular forest service appropriations It is provided that 80 per cent of the men employed under this fund shall be taken from relief rolls C N Woods associate regional for ester said no men will be hired by the forest service but that they will be supplied by national ment agencies re-emp- loy AMOUNTS BY STATES Mr Woods said numerous projects have been approved but it would retimes to select preferred being led quire some Reginald D White blind world war veteran Is shown "Wickee" the storage yards of the transit comthose on which a miniand projects would be ac- through Ogden traffic by his especially educated guide pany The right-of-w- ay materialf would be recost mum of Adv a German shepherd dog quired by the city after the comquired The appropriation is designpany's contracts with the federal as a labor employment plan and ed government have been fulfilled callonly a minimum amount of money ing for hauling of materials in concan be used in purchasing material nection with construction of the practically to resolving the plan Pine View dam and distribution road and trail building and similar system work LAND OFFER MADE The $866310 appropriation is alA proposal for the purchase of lotted as follows: Utah $285630 em property made by E A from relief bracing 311 man-yeaFuneral s e r rolls Hinckley to the commissioners was EacK Ward To Send Girls from non and 34 man-yea- rs vices for Earl R relief rolls: Idaho $453049 embrac referred today to City Attorney To Canyon Centers Warner Ogden ing 492 man-yea- rs Barker for opinion and report from relief rolls be will Mr Hinckley offered the city $500 musician rs man-yeafrom non-reli- ef 55 This Season and Friconducted for property on the corner of Twenty-fNevada $71985 comprising 78 rolls ifth street and Taylor avenue day at one p m man-yeafrom relief rolls and nine The It D S Wsber Ogden and Erection of & combination residence Mount L D S in the man-yea- rs lists and from non-reliWo stakes Oeden Young and neighborhood grocery store Is men's Mutual Seventeenth $55646 associcomprising 60 Wyoming Improvement planned he told the ward chapel man-year- s from relief rolls and sev ation camping season has opened ers Earl with Bishop man-yea- rs lists from non-reli- ef en ward in of from each yv girls officiatS Paul Authority to employ additional Groups will be at tne stakes the three EMERGENCY FOR FIRE help to dispose of the Increasing- camps for one week each until ing He was a Forest supervisors from Nevada amount of office work in the water- about the end of August son of Mrs J wnrk dpnarmpnt war nrmraveA bv 5 t Warner pioneer Utah and Wyoming continued their and Weber stake The Ogden the commissioners J I Davis office stake camps are located in South milliner of Og meeting at the regional office Wed can more work than den and member nesday Administrative problems of manager said canyon and the Mount Ogden thrashed out be performed by the present staff Fork of Daughters of the CCC work were on camp is in North Fork canthe impor with will be demanded in transferring stake special emphasis Pioneers Utah the their stay at yon During involve which tance work of accounts 6000 from camps the girls are entertained in projects approximately camp No 2 0cost materials for little to rates meter rates hikflat present Friends may various ways with swimming - Authority to employ William Drys-dal- e The rapid advance of the fire reaE K WARNER call at the home and other activities ing as assistant to the meter inspec2869 Van Buren son was considered and a careful of the girls members of Mothers V4 to be sure that any em 62 of cents a tor at salary per hour stake boards and other repre- avenue this evening and also Fri check made can be met promptly was approved Wednesday by the the ergency sentatives of the wards will visit day until time of services of handling the ERA details The commissioners Suneseason be will In made Interment the camps during th Ogden STREET BETTERMENT Lindquist & Sons day school services will be pro- City cemetery Instructions were issued to the vided for those present Sabbath mortuary is in charge of arrangeSUPERIOR BEAUTY ments SCHOOL city engineer and street commission- days er to prepare plans for submission Three Mutual presidents Mrs 605 First Sec Bank f to federal authorities requesting Lula' Child Ogden stake Mrs Air mass analysis used in connec Pioneer Specials federal aid In the creation of an im- Charlotte Jacobs Weber stake and tion with air PERMAIfENTS is based navigation Mount provement district to include Polk Mrs Gladys Harbertson of — "air mass" and two on the - avenue PhHei members things and Oirden stake §1-52con-53 and Marilyn drive for are supervising "front" Air masses are the large side- three stake boards and struction of curbs gutters ' activities at the camps Shampoo and Finger walks uniform air currents which originate made been Wave Dried have by inArrangements The city engineer was alsor in polar or tropical regions while Y stake Weber of North officers All Work Guaranteed under to to structed make similar plans "front" is the region where two disbe submitted to the FERA for aid W M X A of whichM MissA Elsie Supervision of Tressa Johnson 1 I Powell Is president for girls tinct air masses meet tJ iin ultra J v ©I auu vguic mug luemiig wards of the stake to den bench canal near the scenes of from several Mount the Ogden stake occupy recent breaks season the camp during f4 STAKES BEGIN Rites Friday CAWING TIME For Musician city-own- ed PRESTON WILL Driver Fails " - I right-of-w- FOREST REGION ARD-EXAMINE- El rs Sdda Springs PRESENT BAND Before Hostile Redskins Feet IF REQUESTED Howling redskins and dashing covered wagons worked Harry Williams expert horseman into Idaho Aggregation Willing To Pay Expenses To such a pitch of excitement Wednesday evening that the wagon he was driving capsized sending Harry sprawling at the very feet of hostile Indian tribes The fall soon shook Harry back to correct orientation and he heaved a sigh of relief to think he was not really out on the western plains where Indians treasure a scalp but only a participant of a rehearsal held In the city stadium portraying a Eight From Ogdea Tako Army Training Pioneer Festival Services of the Preston Idaho Junior band composed of 55 members dressed in "most colorful and snappy uniforms costing $1500 according to Harold O Christensen secretary of the Prestonto chamber the Ogof commerce are offered in a celebration Pioneer den days letter received today The band Mr Christensen's letter advised would covered wagon episode in prepadefray all -expenses to the Ogden ration for the Pioneer days pagshow eant July 21 One of the largest units to apThe other actors all laughed pear in the parade said J T AbSo did Harry bott chairman of the committee will be a Junior drum corps under Uniof Fred Williams program were considered and plans leadership of the colors representing the made to start work just as soon as forms a to make possible American flag funds become available are the in formation parade Forest service executives at Og flag made for donation to the den headquarters who left today to being by John Scowcrpft is attend a forest supervisors confer membership Sons company ence in Boise Idaho July 12 inSOUTH INTERESTED cluded R M Rutledge regional forthe Ogden show has receivThat ester Ci N Woods associate regwas indiional forester Dana Parkinson pub-h- e ed widespread publicity who rescowCroft Heber relations and lands J P Mar- cated by tin regional engineer Orange A turned recently from a business trip He reported many Olsenfish and game H M Shank to southern Utah Indicated their intenmen maps Wnd surveys JT W Talbott business to Ogden to accounts and tion Journey law Lee Stratton and the J W Farrell forest management O Wood Motor companyentries of W Cross company Glenn received today by RATKBUN Ont — (UP) — Wil- floats" were Marston parade committee secF liam Smith owns a goose which still lays eggs regular- retary Joe L Marker chief of the Junior ly The bird has been laying a daily police for the state of Idaho In egg for more than 30 years Smith Idaho Falls in a letter to Mayor says Feery today- volunteered his services ' - AikiOgden To Select Queen A jnoYci request from S E Matraws fnayor of Soda Springs Idah wa received today "Oa August 1 a: and 3" Mayor MatWew's letter advised Mayor 'w are staging our anIrryf nual j Henry's Stamped© to this city Thft committee in charge of thj celebration would consid- er it ' - hnor fcn 30-d- ay Douglas Monday has been provided for guardiig the health and welfare Every facility off every trainee officers said Ath lelic programs are included on the d4ily schejlule:--Ji The oatih I of allegiance to £he TjUted Stktes was administered to the entire battalion Monday by Ma oi Leland 3 Devoir camp comman- If you would select for lis this queen of the rodeo th:4lectJon to be made from anion? the beautiful girls of your city"j MayNr Mathews said "BScauaf this is the 16th annual celebration- - he said "may I suggest hat the young lady of your jchoicp be of that age?" j-- der -- j plie Ogden members are Jack K Brown George E Evert sen Stanley M Whittlgton Donald P Lochtrog Alvin H §argett Lowell C Savage David B Shorten and Thomas P in assisting with policing during the Wheelwright — show j Three ton of costumes representis the main industry ative of the spirit of Pioneer days oflAgrlcultfire Andorrja tiny nation lying bewill beireadfr fnr riicniov tween Fraface and Spain The locathe next within of tipn couple days tion is solideal for the business of ccrJf Eaia it ju Lec repre- smuggling j that this ii also an imr senting! Clyde Zerby Los Angeles portant source of the country's revcostumer arrived today to select a enue ' I I location NORTHERN TOUR ""j" I MidfSummer Special Thurkday and Friday GASOLINE CittXlU°j£g£?' ?yrum Briham towns SSaLd Wedneday Wwttog by MayorPeery in com! pany with the fammn train tav steer Bbbbyjbrought assurance from Rtular uiese communities that sizeable delegations wil attend the celebra- tion I Regular 21c Grade S gallons for 95f — f4 j In time of war air observers LA VAR OIL CO artillerymen j of a Polish mountain coveredl Carpathians due to the wni rpDes yuwu men and gtnts 23c Quality 5 Gallons For $1 1 J " dd iKght Ogden residents are included among j approximately 200 young men of the intermountain area at trie citizens military training camp course at Port which begin a and Wash S2nd Street uhxivuixcikc Ave rs SALE ef " STORE-WID- E of This Season's Newest Style HATS s1' iL Friday and Saturday Everything Sacrificed to Raise Cash i - i t i r 20s -- 1 1 — Hats all styles and colors values to $198 100 Hats values to $250 200 Hats values to $298 : 1 lot Hats values to $350 1 SPECIAL LOT TO CLEAN UP VALUES TO $5 39 59£ : 794 $100 ' — vli ELIZABETH ANN SHOP pyre Silk Hose 2249 Washington Avenue Full fashioned chiffons or Trip: e heel and toe Special low prjlce semi-servi- M— Utah Survey To Be Swimmers To Enter Discussed Tomorrow ' Contests In Orient Renresentative of chambers of municipal and health oiiicers irom cities and towns tnroughout the state will convene tomorrow afternoon in the chamber of commerce rooms for the purpose of discussing plans for a statewide survey oi sanitation ana housing conditions The survey Is proposed to be conducted with federal money for the purpose of obtaining data for future planning In distribution of federal expenditures and would provide employment for certain classifications of clerical and professional help said Ezra J Fjeldsted secretary of the Ogden chamber of commerce The newly organized works progress administration will be represented at the conference by Miss Dorothy Nyswander assistant director cX the works division with offices in Salt Lake City commerce Oe-de- Eighth Ward Will Welcome Mlssioner wea-nesd- Angeles The two acquatic stars will A program of Interesting nature will begin at eight-fifteand following that dancing will be enjoyed Admission fs free All of Clyde en Hunter's friends and acquaintances ire particularly invited and the general public is welcome Refreshments will be served- Aw? 4ta? 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Utah's Smartest Shopping Center f frill j 'i 63c wm July clearance price And (eyelets regular 73c and 1C0 a yard I" xi former values to - - Vmil- -- now special Embroidery s i TWO THOUSAND NEW OWNERS EVERY DAY! U SHIPPING POET Ladies9 and Gifils 9 i I compare It iffuigfat ©f frocks Ggrl£' or Whiskies white and i pastel colored party All reduced from our regular $895 group Come early as there are just 30 of these imart dresses I or SPECIALS 1OT0ST JONES straight tug? i Cool I 1 L PEItaiANENT LJ A Blend j Pairiiv Pit ffan yoo tseloct on fhe fAeter-AtNo large soro to pay out each month— rmply make a small daily deposk - - PAUL j Organdy and Net Exactly the somo carrying chargo rate as if yoo wro to purchase 'your Kelvinafor on a regular standard plan of 10 down and the usual monthly payments Mo down payraeof on csnry mocftl A Regular 1 No cborgo for deC very No charge for ittstafiofion com-ne- te in the dash events of the Ja panese national meet sailing for on Tuesday July 18 : Japan - With them on the train were Herb Barthels of Los Angeles mem ber of the American Olympic team in 1932 and Robert Boals of Los Angeles both distance swimmers Johnny Riley of Los Angeles diver was also in the party Clyde Swendsen of Los Angeles who accompanied tne cauiomia entries to the Detroit meet said that while America Is "not a cinch"a in the Jaoanese event it has very good chance of winning" "White anL light colored fabric gloves 59c quality Special July clearance 1 at No tlniiy foe tSw meter No cirarQtt for coilttcrioa av height ce CCavser Fabric Cloves MOTE THESE FA(S¥S CHEMIIC2 FU3 Art Lindgren of San Pedro and Paul Wolf of Venice paciiic coast swimmers who have been named on the American team of 15 swimmers and divers that will invads Japan this month passed through Ogden on the Los Angeles limitea en route from the national swimming meet in Detroit to Los Clyde S Hunter who recently re- turned from service in the French mission of the L D S church will be honored at a welcome home party in the Eighth ward meeting house corner Seventh street and Adams avenue tomorrow evening HEKE IS TLT CITJI-- E ' jf Ci 70 1 - - 150 Summer 1 r c1 i i-- "V " " I j 'M Includes billows pillow cases lunch sets scarfs infants' wear towels etd Also dds end ends cf 'stamped packafe goods V price gTlillliWl I We Issue and Redeem Green Stamps ' i j ! |