Show CI1AS STOREY AGED ' 79 DIES - " BOX ELDER JAPAIIESE-AtilERICA- i II Early Resident of North RIVALRY EXPLAINED Ogden to Be Buried j unday jGARBAGE REPEAL OF DRY SOCIETY SEEKS Third North Brigham City Phone 94 Circulation and D H Ma na 304 West IVlental Group Moral Decline In U S Hvcicnc Q Is April 9—The and gar i ashes of weekly removal as the perpet- known to be bage clean-ua service recently p ual decided upon by the city council will commence May 1 it was learned from city officials today be Each home in the city will one cans two required to provide for ashes and one for garbage These cans will be removed oncea a week by a truck operated by for streets city employe Schedule distributed and be will pritned In previous years a clean-u- p by the week was held financed accumu-1 the which year’s city in re- were ashes and cans of lation moved free to the home owner this This servic4 will be repeated was for the last time it BRIGHAM North' Ogden 1 Ik f 4 I j f f A hsu 3 m 13 m 13 asm 13 13 hsm E3 hsm E3 ns 13 'WE’EIia STARRHRIG SCHEDULE ADOPTED! CITY Weber County Mental Hy- nas oeen wuowea Dy I amendment Charles Storey giene society has set for its major m0ral decline the most serious resident died at the family home X project for the year the establish- United States has ever known” W H Fowle guest at one a m today after a lengthy ing of adequate guidance facilities said the (Rev of the Wo- a at meeting L lllnes or departments in connection with speaker Un- en’s Christian Mr Storey was bom In South the schools and their problems of iQn Wednesday Temperance Shields Durham county England The meeting was held at the maladjustment and unadjustment October 4 1857 and with his entire residence with Mrs Claude serve is Fowle which it of they pupils 1875 in hostess Mrs to came Utah May family announced by O H Peterson pres- Linsley as assisting ell converts of the L D S: church A C Wykoff had charge of the ident of the society He had resided in North I Ogden program Mrs J M AKinard read Y & ? “Those who are acquainted with an t since article by Daniel Poling enthese problems and the serious titled “There Is An Answer to He was employed by the Utah results of inadequately meeting war” in which a dozen or more Idaho Central railroad for many a A them feel that this is one of the J propositions were given to aid in In fruit also and engaged years really vital matters that should avoidjng war raising and farming For the past attention and the interest sexWilson engage as was N X Mrs R few years he quoted an edl- employed citiand school of people parents ton of the North Ogden cemetery t orial from the Northwestern zens generally” said Peterson Christian Advocate to the effect resigning that position about one before to the order “In bring health of because poor that “it was not the wets whoyear ago school patrons and school authori- brought about repeal of the eightIN CHURCH DUTIES 4 ties the need for such facilities the eenth amendment It was the drys Mr Storey was married to Eliza arranged for a public who jid not vote on the question TO society has LI0I1S I beth Ward daughter of Patriarch to be held in the Central It was unused power If liquor meeting James Ward in Logan March 29 school auditorium vice gambling and war continue Junior High D was L S 1884 He active in the evening at seven-thirt- y BIRD REFUGE Monday we the Christian people are to church and in civic affairs being of director M Thurman puArch blame for it” e member of the high priests pil personnel in the Salt Lake CityA committee of seven was apquorum Of Ogden stake and lec the At showTREMONTON April an address will schools give soliciting of choir band and North the Ogden pointed to finish the million Tremonton of the a of a how such dollar meeting department regular lng share of the for many years He also! assistec rjsden’s PARK it DR ( school club and Lions night works Wednesday fnratidnal giving A system fund membership in ward dramatics was decided to visit the Bear river the generai outline of how it func- - drive was also arranged for A Surviving are the widow and the bird refuge in a body the tions in the lives of unhappy and committee reported “Dr U B City Audience migratory following children: Mrs William Brigham P in Laura Mrs week May man ’ had first mechanical pupils unadjusted the William Wise Storey T Warren and Dr TalkJ received been Hears By the has in An teacher invitation the before Hopkins visiting drawn a large audience North Ogden Mrs J W Pidcock bird famous will the of No-Yoschools now officials is from Lake Salt give Parle He firms City of three W windows Robert Storey Hollywood sanctuary and also officials of the specific case studies to indicate at Bramwell’s but will leave in Evanston Wyo 17 grandchildren to the visit helped and a few days for Wyoming just how pupils are land the L A Van Dyke civic forum di- - I BrighamandCCC camp seven and luncheon a school pro- the into to fit enjoy Dr refuge adjusted I following brothers and sisters: rector said today afterward audience program Thomas B Storey and Mrs George Park drew the largest was passed opposing “These two talks should be ex- Shaw North Ogden and Samuel vet assembled to : hear a forum- theA resolution bill now in pending Pettingill tremely interesting as well as en- in this 'district ThursStorey (Seattle Wash to short the nfeht congress pertaining lightening to all citizens vitally 'Go-Slo- w' m BURIAL RITES dav City No-- 1 concerned In the happiness and on railroads haul an long forum R7 'Services will be held Sunday at u tificatlon of the club's action will progress of their children through-E- 5 ord itindance o’clock In the North - out their years of attendance at ”?t -- TOKYO— Unions affiliated with March 15 be Bent to senators and representaB City Ogden ward chapel with Bishop de-- 1 school who us none are of was There kA in tives talked It on' Washington Federation of Labor 1 Japanese-Harold S Campbell conducting InDr Park who might not aM detri chiidren rear Wed wQuld bm strike as prQve the terment will be in the family plot j mentaL ta want against discriminatory -they hoc with ameansof geUingwhat in North Ogden cemetery The in at eight p’ m from their employers I Lindquist & Sons’ mortuary i method the general purDr R R- - Renne will speak ati charge' o IT North which is to slow down the at of call Price Friends may aW j Progpose Huntsville on “Tho Of several also and also home Huntsville The Saturday production won popularity Ogden ress” meeting was adopted months ago when it Sunday until the hour of services starts at eight pfm All citizens TokyQ steel are invited without charge by workers in a large formation of a planth to halt the company union When a large ma BRIGHAM CITY 'April 9 —Dar-rI jority of the plant’s 2300 workers Cooley son of Dr and Mrs CCC CAMP CHIEFTAIN win higher wages Cl Prepared to demand A 'D Cooley of this city and a to organize tried the management popular member of the senior class Riot- union‘ the a minority among been school Box has of Elder High TAKES POST III IDAHO chosen — Apron strings will be and followed BERLIN destruction and as valedictorian of the men will be ing The made mothers’ were cut and arrests darlings many graduating class rebust boyhood went back to work pending nego-a- s BRIGHAM CITY April 9— CapMr Cooley was chosen from a forced into a more Samuel Slater 57 of 364 Dan the result of a decision by a tiationsi but violence and sabotage D Paul local CCC class of 200 students because of his street formerly employed by John tain Warren court It has ruled that flared again a few days later inBerlin commander! word received scholastic record outstanding W Scowcroft & Sons company camp children who are "mollycoddled” by terfering greatly in the making of died ip a local hospital last night Thursday of his transfer to the j their parents will be regarded as munitions for the government district following a short illness Hunts- Pocatello Idaho — “waifs and strays” by the law and caine to the Brig44 Captain Paul Mr Slater was born in ac removed from their control The OIL FIRM BOOSTS FAY ville - August 1 1880 a son of ham camp last July 5 ‘and drawn has interior at of men Texas April— (AP) — the minister HOUSTON the from to reports Thomas G and Elizabeth Burgess cording local authorities of in a high place The Texas company announced to- j the attentipn Slater (He had resided in Ogden the camp has wopAdmiration — are decision 9 K to ELWOOD Capthe expected and their They Nephi April respect day a jgeneral wage raise averag-Dav- his entire life His first wife and “waifs taken Box music to to at such of have is take director Paul strays” tain reported ing 10 per cent to pipe line producSadie Grow died in Ogden during so better them and train in a the school and under their wing Elder High tion and refinery workers The 1910 and in 1915 he married Rhoda an unusual interest serve and the conditions an will ment club furnish of women’s the camp that company- has 28000 workers glee they may adequately — Gibbs j con- He 44 involved the in has men The In of the in entertainment the nation general boy evening Besides the widow he is survived d 2000000 recreation backed j Elwood ward chapel Thursday eve- - Berlin case was being brought up pounds of programs Nearly sistently Mrs lone by the following children: in Panama in the j seven-thirtathletics and was y 15 fee his among mother grandmother The by at produced ning April Yearsely of Ogden: Mrs Fay Bur- men sponsored and his softball team made a public is invited to attend aunt the last year ton Salt Lake City Mrs Pearl Allen Ogden nine grandchildren real record last season Captain Paul graduated from and the' following brothers and sisPike officer's school in 1918 Camp Alice ters: Thomas Slater Mrs for a number of years after Raekham and Mrs Elizabeth Rack-ha- and was a member of the officers’ reOgden Mrs Minnie Ferrin serve He assumed CCC duty March HuntsAllen Eden and Mrs Lottie 14 1934 at Fort McArthur Calif I ville Services will be held Sunday at He came to Brigham City from two o’clock in the L D S Fif- command of the ICedar City CCC teenth ward chapel with Bishop camp i— 44 Earl Lee conducting of Friends may call at the home the daughter Mrs lone Yearsley 364 Dan street after five p m Saturday and also Sunday until the hour of services Interment will be in Mt Ogden Memorial park CITY Alpri 9 — BRIGHAM with the Mt Ogden 'mortuary in George Halliday Box Elder county charge L- agriculturist was named county l supervisor of weed control work at an election held Thursday in which the commissioners and the weed control committee took part At the conclusion of the first vote it was found that D M Marble and Mr Halliday were the DUNDEE Scotland —Orphaned 60 high men Another vote decided the years ago at Dundee Scotland Ann matter in Mr Halliday’s favor and Massie was adopted when two years his appointment was approved by old by a German couple tand taken the commissioners to Berlin As rich Frau Gallus The weed control committee conhead of Germany’s largest print- sisting of John E 'Blazzard R H ing and publishing concern she has Stewart Ethelbert Larsen E J just returned to Dundee and is Holmgren Hyrum Steffin and helping many of her relatives who Herman B Kotter will select a had forgotten her Her foster par man in the near future to work as ents had sent her to the best fin tractor operator with Mr Halliday ishing schools and she became a A schedule for weed control work favorite in Berlin exclusive society in Box Elder county will soon be During the World war shte managed worked out a large hospital After peace was declared she learned printing and which is now developed conducted by her two Isons No healing one in Scotland remembered Ann These soothing pads instantly relieve pain Massie and she did not know her stop shoe pressure safely remove corns Cost bat ft birthplace so she had birth and tnfie Sold everywhere of the country marriage registers searched by experts until she found her name 79 hsu HSU LAWS FLAYED GUIDANCE UNITS! 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