Show THURSDAY EVENING JULY THE OGDEN 1939 13 BURGESS IN ° Bedtime fcaJik (buijA Stories t AS UNWELCOME VISITOR FIFTY YEARS AGO By THORNTON W BURGESS No one knew what to make of were quite Piter Rabbit The sulks Never had nature Peter’ polling he been known to aulk like this 'before Mr Peter actually threatened to leave him She said she wouldn’t live in the same Brier His spatc h with such a sulky tofellow visit the Iriends who happened On July 10 the Nebraska Press association was in Ogden with many members attending A special Ogden committee drove them over the city and into Ogden canyon furnishing other The committee on entertainment was composed of S M Freshaw l)ld Brier Patch that afternoon Ab Johnson P J Barrett C S made up their minds that in the MaC from J King Armstrong Don future they would keep away O’HamM H S over H the Young Peter guire got there unless er J V Pierce William Binford sulks promptly V John Tyler A S ConBut Peter didn’t He not only re- donC Short GiH D E E King J H J mained iulky all that afternoon Golmes H C A W Bates but he was still sulky the next day der O D Banks B Ternes Snyand is that sulkiness The trouble with W McNutt J when you once get that way It is very hard to get out of It J ust from At a of delegates to the thinking about the aame tothing over People's meeting convention for the party imagine and over Peter began council the and that w'hen his representatives things He imagined A John Boyle districts yesterday Liends came to see him they as a beelected was at him to unanimously laugh merely wanted cause he ‘had been so badly beaten in the jumping match with An elaborate entertainment was Nimbleheels the Jumping Mouse talkwere given the Nebraska Presa associaHe imagined that they themselves tion July 10 during the afternoon him among ing about this Peter was quite right and an enjoyable dancing party ey were talking about him but was given In the evening in the the things he city halL Music was furnished by they were not saying were They had the city brass band imagined they the jumpall about forgotten quit what they were saying match and Joseph M Ferrin was nominatail at not was was Peter that ed as a representative in the coning the kind of a fellow they wanted vention of the fourth representato have anything to do with if this tive district by a unanimous vote was his real nature and that it of those present was a shame to see such a lovable fellow as Peter always had been Zitzman Doyle and company conspoil his own nature plumber have been awarded and gasthe after So all the next day tracts for the plumbing a block not Tanner w'as the there match large Jumping fitting in h single visitor to the dear Old Brier at Lincoln avenue and Twenty-fourtimfor to time start before street the work Patch until just jolly round red Mr Sun to go to mediately his bed behind the Purple Hills And Peter tried to make himself A B Leggett chief train disto tried He care didn’t he believe patcher for the Western Pacific in make himself believe that he did the Wyoming district of the Unnot want to see anybody ever ion Pacific railroad is spending a was again and that all he wanted few days in Ogden on railroad busto be left wholly alone Of course iness and meeting his many this wasn't true for Peter Is very friends social as you know C E Woctelie former superinBut he tried to make himself tendent of the western division of believe it was true and kept right the Central Pacific railroad has on sulking and sulking Down at returned from an extended eastern the very bottom of his heart Peter on railroad business He rewas wishing that some one would trip favorable conditions over the come to visit him before the Black ports Shadows came creeping out from entire country the Purple Hills The first of them the Regular examination of dishad just started when a thin high teachers Weber of the county squeaky voice said "I beg your trict schools will be held In the Central school building In Ogden on July 19th and 20th :0a f ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES MUST BE SNOOZING ON TH ZOS' CLANCY THE SMOKE ORDINANCE WAS VIOLATED ALL LAST WINTER SOME PEST IN THE NEXT BLOCK NOW “THIS IS RASINO PUSS Mill IIM ill'll!? I er TWENTY YEARS AGO MR BAXTER IF THE TABLEAUX The historic trip of the three-mil- e Transcontinental motor corps of the army which left Washington D C July 7 has been routed through Ogden and is expected to as Dewe lawn at Manila TVS nOur neighbors YOUR CAT SVP turrible on tires: LAW the are savin’ KEEPS 'EM AWAKE THE CAT QUITS YOUR ROOSTER TAKES UP THE TUNE AT SUNRISE ALL MIGHT AN WHEN Bslie DXOJ TZsdio Ramblers N I Q HTS OP pukj AND FROLIC has been congress having voted the necessary appropriation at' the eleventh hour The order to the bureau came from Washington D C caoc Bxeezss f ' 5oqerfoot' ao7 - LThIE MA3QR GAVE cl anky PASSES FDR THE SHOW three vs Kr PC ( Jjf cc ROO&S&5 re-op- en Surveys have been started on the Ogden canyon road by the state road commission The survey will be made from the mouth of the canyon all the way through for of the highway the with bitulithlc placed over the tar-vl- a base during the summer I NO SlRf JEST CAlN’T TELL WHICH O’ THEM MIGHT BE A PORKYPINE — PORKY PINES IS EACH OTHER AN' TAXES WOULD BE HIGHER THAN THE WEEDS WAY IN HOOPLE'S 6Y Bosrc&oas D(J(3AU S 3 I many cops wed have to pinch 15 SOC0 I DIDN’T NOTICE NO HCKER AT TH’ DANCE BUT I DO NOW ACTED ON ALL THE MOANS WB HILL BILLIES VENTRILOQUISM At a recent meeting of the Country club the decision was unanimous to ask the merchants of Ogden not to support the Utah Children’s society and to center their efforts on the local organizations The federal employment bureau of Ogden which was officially put out of business a short time ago By J R WILLIAMS GET PROM FUSSBUDGET5 ALL OVER TOWN THERE'D BE SO MINSTRELS OK! OUT OUR WAY With MAJOR HOOPLE “THE LAW Taken from Flies of arrive here about July 13 R OUR BOARDING HOUSE OGDEN Standard-Examin- STANDARD-EXAMINE- 7--rS '“ C0P9 BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Buffalo Grass rrRwiutAMs-7- is Big Business By EDGAR MARTIN ¥ The present dry record In Utah has not been equaled in the past forty-fiv- e years according to report from the office of J Cecil Alder meteorologist for the state in Salt Lake City June 1919 is reported to have been the dryest month In Utah for half a century The application for an Ogden post of the American Legion to be composed of soldiers sailors and marines between the dates of April 6 1917 and November 11 1918 has been received by Harry B Walker of this city The signatures of fifteen men who have been in service are required before a charter for a post in Ogden can be obtained The required number of signatures will be forthcoming After a trip of inspection on the Cache national forest C N Wood) assistant regional forester reports that springs are drying up and the range situation is serious Forest fires are frequent and destructive By V T HAMLIN More Than He Bargained For ALLEY OOP Marriages between American soldiers and German women are forbidden by the army regulations pending the disposition of the peace treaty by the United States and Germany according to report from Coblenz At a recent meeting of the Mon-tell- o Salt company those elected diWeber county is entitled to four rectors were H L Herrington F students in the normal department W Easton J H Knauss J W is of the Deseret university who will Wilcox C F Dinsmore S A also be examined on their qualifiand George W Goddard cations on July 19 and 20 The company is said to be in good condition working As the result of a banter an exL J Holther Ogden attorney citing' and interesting foot race will be held at Syracuse next Sunday delivered the Fourth of July orabetween John Robins Tom Fitz- tion at Plain City An elaborate gerald Chubby Arnold and Judge program including a big parade Considerable was arranged for the occasion LyGibbons 50 yards money ks being staked on the man Skeen acting as marshal of the day event t Ma-ginn- 0 0T - 1939 ‘V X h v rf V NEA SERVICE VV 'J SX 110 w M - f ftEO U g 4 PT 63 By ROY CRANE Let Well Enough Alone WASH TUBBS BY ft4s j Major Fred Jorgenson adjutant general for Utah states that troops A and B of the Utah Cavalry national guard of Utah are now officially recognized as legally constituted units of the national guard within the meaning of the national defense act dating from June 7 stock-ma- n E S Crockett prominent Troop B is in Ogden and troop A acof Evanston Wyoming Is located in Salt Lake City the la in companied by his family city visiting Mr and Mrs John Conlisk and family for a few days They will also visit other Ogden friends Scoffield of Rlverdale died at his home July 10 of Indays before juries sustained a few “1 beg your pardon Peter Rabwhen he was run over by a load bit H this tho dear Old Brier of hay He leaves a wife and three Patch Pre heard so much about?” small children r SWl-T- — -- Z Walter fa pardon Peter Rabbit is this the dear Old Brier Patch I have heard so much about?” 0 At the mere sound of that voice Peter grew very stiff Slowly he turned his head and glared as much as Feter can glare at— Nimbleheels himself! Yes sir sat Nimbleheels himself! there Peter could hardly believe his own eyes You see Nimbleheels was the very last person in the world Peter it not to Nimwanted to bleheels that he owed all his troubles? Anyway he felt that It was So he tried his best to glare fiercely at his pretty trim little see-Wa- s bisitor "What if this Is the dear Old Brier Patch?” demanded Peter gruffly very much only I “Nothing would like to spend the night here if you don’t mind" replied Nimbleheels faintly “I will feel a lot safer from Hooty the Owl” he 0 - John Bunce of the Brunswick-Balke-Callend- ar company is in Ogden on business connected with hie company He states that the branch depot of the company which was closed down ' a few years ago in Salt Lake City Is to be established In Ogden soon to obtain better railroad facilities Fisherman Dies Of Heart Affack ' STANLEY Idaho July 13 (AP) Haines of Portland Ore brother-in-laof W J R McVety of Boise Idaho state Insurance fund commissioner died of a heart ailment near here while on a fish— P’ G w ing trip By William THIS CURIOUS WORLD Ferguson added It was that mention of Hooty that stopped the sharp reply which was on the very tip of Peter's tongue He couldn’t send little Nimbleheels unwelcome though he was out to where he would be in danger from Hooty the Owl “I suppose you can stay but keep out of my sight” he replied The Exceeded Orders RED RYDER ? ' HOL'D MORGAN £ MEN OFF AVJCW J 6CANT ER uttle beaver— mebbe Till DARKJ Ton ' ©ad red plenty PARK LONG RYDER' WAT OFF— ‘ODLLEtS 'Bout all Gone Y i’ll keep pumpin’ lead ' You CUM0 ABOVE RYDER AND “THROW THAT STICK OF By FRED HARMAN YheY Murdered rain YjDvrr 1 told ny men — no WANt 1 CLOUD—’ THEY'LL KILL RED RYDER f JUST TT KILLINGS RYDER ARRESTED! ungraciously 'Next story: Curiosity Makes a Friend 4 (Released by the Associated Newspapers) Snake Gets O Drunk and PLOT ISJEKR WILO ACRES MARYLAND ‘ Sees People o AMITYVILLE N Y July 13— (UP)— A snake got the D T's to day Big Bertha ailing python at an was fed animal here farm straight Bourbon whisky when all else failed ghe tried to climb trees and tumbled back Her woozy glides made strange curlicues In the sand She hissed off key Otis Lloyd Chicago snake exArnold pert poured the drinks Schaumann of the Highland park zoo In St Louis said: Tve heard of lots of people getting drunk and seeing snakes but this is the first time I’ve seen a snake drunk and probably seeing people” Japan ©of ih r ml aiRvicc m&tm mo u a pat L off ’ MEANWHILE— TESS MORGAN HAS THE ©6KT ST TO 09 FATHER PERSUADED HER PT 0fFCOPW 1939 8V N£ SERVICE INC T M WEO V - KEPT I NT THE DARK FOR THREE YEARS TZZrAUyBUMD ipTmto shipped over $3000000 UVE I MUST WORK A4S7 FIRST I MUST TEAR THE LOUDSPEAKER FROM THE WALL — THESES A MICROPHONE IN IT — THEN (VV) VVHICH OF THESE WAS NCrr ASSOCIATED WITH FA£M MACHINERy: OTZtssr Ai33£QA4cr JOW OEEQS Lord Lister who introduced antiseptic methods into surgery following the important discovery of Pasteur that germs caused gangrene infections in wounds ANSWER: worth of crab meat and tuna fish to the United States in the last year Crime: Never: Pays DAN DUNN BECOME NEXT-Ho- w long have gorillas feeea Kptira t science? 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