Show THE OGDEN BURGESS1 - ° Bedtime J IN i fcgihhfCDmgA Stories 7 OGDEN SATURDAY lVENINC JUNE 10 I93y R With MAJOR HOOPLE OUR BOARDING HOUSE little now here HERE TOO MUST HIE GRATEFULNESS OF TWENTY YEARS AGO FIFTY YEARS AGO The foreign export trade of the Ogden Packing and Provision be j company of Ogden will soon handled by a new company which is being formed Mn the United State's known as the U S Export j Provision company Eleption is the people’s day but you can’t vote unless you are registered This is the time for registration and - every good citizen should be on the ’voting lists’ announces the city council members BUSTER BEAR r TIIORNTON W BURGESS Now when Buster Bear snatch- B learn to compose yourself LIP AT ed" away his paw sor suddenly that Whitefoot the Wood Mouse did not have time to let go of the quill which he had been trying to pull out of Buster’s paw he actually threw Whitefoot several feet You know Whitefoot 4s a very little fellow Of course that quill went Whitefoot It was drawn right of Buster’s pqw Buster squeal- ed and then he roared and finally finished with deep growls You see that sore place on his paw was very very tender and the pulling out of that quill had hurt like ev- - -I- III' The closing exercises of the Ogden academy were held at the acais for: The organization being I 7 and a splendid h demy hall June ej fori the sole purpose of amalga-witoffered was The school program J for-out head the mating undergone an has had exceptionally prosperof the j gjgu shipping o£ twenty-tw- o meat packing firms of the ijnited ous year States The Ogden plant is farPlans for a magnificent warether west than any othei unit of house the combination which ill oper- Kiesel toandbe erected by Fred J company have been ate under the Webb 1 drawn by Architect William erything ro11 and associates It will be a two-ro1- 1 i v Of course Buster didn’t know A proposal that and associates It will be a what had happened He had been by the city park built of stone and rock had so asleep you temember in the city es- vpanf ifvinz car’ Whitefoot of what known nothing Glenwcod park and that The DUUlinS will be located on £ la had been trying to do He thought J peeially fo- and the bit therf was madf he must have accidentally sree ” C0R’ end of the quiU against something associa-- 1 Utructed Merchants' the Pabst Brewing fKSl SVSiSttoTof I in his sleep and that was what had I tte 1C® houses hurt him so and awakened himfboard o£ ectors o£ the orzaniza-- I pany warehouSe and over and his began turned He paw uon‘ The Apme Mining company has to lick it You know this is the way ' I been incorporated-witcure to a capital all the people in fur try A committee was of stock appointed divided Buster’s $1000000 into before hurts Always the membership to assist shares of the par vadue of $2 each toneue had found the end of that from city commission in making The president is M Buchmiller little spear Now as he began lick- - the sujzh arrangements as may be I J C Armstrong yice president A He it stopped ing It he missed cessary to carry out the pro- - H Nelson secretary and O E Hill licking and looked sharply at the osed treasurer with J J Clayton M little projects to act at once sore place Of course that H Beardsley and William Hunt seen Buster to be not was spear nk son of J directors blinked and looked again He coul Hibbs of not believe that that little spear Dr and The incorporation includes the Ogden has graduated from the was gone 1 But it was gone There wasn’t United States haval academy at Daly Ontario and Anchor mining He entered claims and is located in the Wil-litt- le the1 least doubt about thatThat Annapolis Maryland 1916 and graduat- - lard district about eight miles in the of academy out was h$ paw spear is known northwest of Ogden It is a going and Buster knew r that nw that ed this week from what 0 as class the of with a company ' if weH But paw would soon get ever there was a puzzld bear it j high rating 'j Although but little work has been was Buster He was so puzzled done on the properties it has been that he felt almost foolish oTHow sonEnsign: WilliamMrsFrancis Moran of Mr and Patrick Mor- - I sufficient to prove that! ore exists his could that quill conae out of an Ogden graduated from the there in large quantities Assays and he not knowing how it paw “ J Annapolis academy June 6 He j show 105 ounces in silver and fifty- poked this way the other way has made a good school record in two per cent lead on exhibition at his classes and stands well on the the Commercial National bank at list of graduates He has given Ogden service in the navy As soon as a sufficient amount Three blocks long was the Elks of stock has been sold the comparade of the five state lodges on pany plans to start a tunnel and the afternoon of June 7 The three tap the body of ore underneath (bands represented a blending of taking out ore in sufficient quan-- j the lodge colors purple and white titles to pay for working opera (Officers of the lodges in automo- - I tions when a mill will be estab- biles vyere in the parade highly lished on the property decorated with the colors' f Building Inspector G A d’Hem- Farmers of Weber county do ecourt reports that in a single day not approve the daylight saving j he has issued as many as seventy-ja- w and the majority of the coun- - one building permits-i- n Ogden and hav adopted resolu- - a large number are issued every farmers ty tions to that effect which will be day Building operations are brisk forwarded tc United States Sena- - in Ogden tors King arid Smoot and Repre sentatiVes Mays) and Welling of Quite a busy scene presents itUtah as a matter of record and self to the visitor in the southern “When you need a friend just you protest! part of the city where the street call for Buster Bear” railway extension work is in progEric Anderson Of Taylor one of ress at a rapid clip The corner of but all he saw was a very fright- Weber county’s well known and Washington avenue has been turnened little Wood Mouse Scamper- respected citizens- - died at the ed and Two blocks traversed easthome fa Taylor June 6 after a ward to Jefferson avenue ing for safety The “Hi there!” cried Buster in his brief Illness j He was born In Swe- - rails have been laid along Jeffer- grumbly rumbly voice “Hi there den in 1830 find came to Ogden in son avenue to Thirty-fift- h street Was anybody 1881 and then moved to Taylor you Whitefoot! around here while I was asleep?” where he resided the past 23 Ties have been laid eastward to Whitefoot years At a safe” distance half way through the Mountain stopped and looked back View cemetery and grading has “there’s “No” he squeaked Grdiiance Yergeant Harry Hol- - been completed as far as Quincy been nobody around but me” lister son oT Mr and Mrs J H avenue The line will likely be com- “Huh!” grunted Buster “There Hollister of Ogden has returned pleted by July 15 Is something very strange about from France after more than two this Somebody pulled Prickly Ppr I years service in the army He was i Prospects for Ogden building ky’s miserle little spear outofat the front handling amunition this year are better than for many my paw and Id like to know who for several m0nths making a years past and material changes did t” record! I: are anticipated during the next ten splendid If you please squeaked White- months builders and contractors foot trembling all over “I did it' At the AlberS Bros plant on announce Real estate men say “What?” cried Buster Bear too Wall avenue and Twenty - ninth that property changes are occurastonished to believe he had hpard street” extensive improvements ring rapidly every day made are under rightly the super- being I said I- did it squeaked White I vision of J H Hollister manager foot more- ainLly than before I vvhen ajj £he changes have been was sorry for you and so I pulled I the cereal plant will have dissatisfied with the peace terms — it out” double Its present capacity and GOBLES Mich CUP) — Oppo-erin- g Buster Bear looked at tinyr- shiv wjjj he among the best plants of Whitefoot and a good-natunents of Gobles football team are lts ind in the western country ed grin crept over his face It tick- — apt to be a bit confused if they led him to think that one so timid Great activity is being display- - play here next fall The oil boom and tiny should have dared to try ed in Germany in recruiting men struck the village with such frenzy to help him “All right Dr White-foot- ” for the army and in gathering that drilling is going on on the said he and somehow1 his indicating thftt war isjletic field and derricks are rising voice didn’t sound quite io grum- quite certain Recruiting agents on the gridiron bly rumbly as usual “It is hard to believe it but if you say you did it I’ll have to believe you It’s the best job you ever did Hereafter you need worry no more from fear of me When you need a friend just you call for Buster Bear No one shall ever say that Car-etlSt- A GAS I TILL’ HE GOES BY S" CD C'MON DOPEY AN' FATTY OPEN UP YOUR ULMOiDEF YOU ISO BICKERING? 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Buster Bear is not grateful And this is how it came about that great big Buster Bear and timid little Whitefoot the Wood Mouse actually became friends RED RYDER Story: When Peter Rabbit First Met Slow Poke (Released by The Associated Newspapers) Ne?ct ROW OVER PENSION I’CT USED TO GeTTlN’ WHAT 1 V3AnTRTDE— AfYDTCOttE TO ©UY YOUR RANCH 1 SAID ©EfDRE V 15TER MORGAN ITS NOT AT ANY PRICE TOR-SALE- HOMESTEAD TO — TTl MISS TESS l jf PLENTY O’GASS AND A WATER SUPPLY THAT NEVER 0UT iuj-- - vj -- r" rj' SLOW LORJS OP SUAAATRA PORTLAND Ore June 10 CAP) argument between two elderly men over a congressional pension vote resulted in the fatal stab67 bing of Andrew Detective O R Williams said Walter Summers 73 had been charged with'the killing The men quarreled In a hotel the clerk ordered them to leave and when they reached the sidewalk the detective said Summers stabbed Redmond with a pocket-knif- e — An OR WASHINGTON June 10 Friday notified Secretary of State Cordell Hull that the regular $160693 installment payment on her war debt to the United States will arrive on June 15 as usual Finland is the only European war debtor regularly to - service her obligation (UP)-Finlan- ed 507048 gallons of in two months cod-liv- er aJ d yield- oil rVE GOT TO WORK FAST NOW IF VOU MEN UNDERSTAND CATS KNOWN ARE WHAT CO NJSTTZLLAT- - OfNl IS THE SUN WHEN iNJ GEMIMI I 70 the WATCHING v 'CtfJEEMS:' 6 I T‘ i L plli ml r- -3 -- I ' I 2m PREVENTED AT' ALL COSTS J - COPR M39 BY HE SERVICE INC T M REO U 8 PAT Off aurus The “signs” of the Zodiac once agreed with iASWER: the constellations" of the Zodiac- - Due to precession of the oquinoxes during the last 2000 years each sign has moved into the constellation west of it MXT: Can you hear the squeak of two-thirt- y ‘1’ KMVCIERS AS ‘ ASTROLOGERS SAV' We AKLE ini THE SICSNI OP CAT those plans thoroughly go AND 45 WILL PREPARE ch dynamite-touoff THE the at blast exactly IN MORNING— WILL BE THE TRACKS MILLTHEV STEEL TO THE WILL AL50 DESTROY ALL THE THROUGH TRAFFIC ON THE MAIN LINE— THAT MUST BE IF THEY BLOW UP AHEAD--- 44 a feat? ' o —" ??SBs&r Crime Never Pays DAN DUNN PEMALE - Fish caught off Norway 6-- SLEEPING: ! JA Y‘vaaV WHEN RESTINCS - 60TTUM fj HANGS FINLAND WILL PAY - T1 VJORSER LUCK CREEK NOW DRY-YO- U HO WATER VOTE ENDS IN DEATH - Beaver- uttle NO LUCKP FAILED” -- ON U S WAR DEBT VJHAT’S WRONG CREEK ME 60 SREO RYDER—FISH SUPPER FOR IT’S A GOOD LITTLE h ) fj It m i THERE IS ONLY ONE ANSWER— I VE GOT TO GET INTO THAT SECRET CHAMBER AND TRACE THE WIRES LEADING TO THE LOUD SPEAKER-AN- O THEY'LL LEAD ME TO THE BLACK DOOM A By NORMAN MARSH |