| Show 10-- B This Lavish Display Will Be Seen During Pioneer Celebration FINAL RUNWAY A - : Progress Rapid On Last Of Four Projects Says Official x : VT r:A iiV ' ' ' v' M 1 '- - - -- 1a levln manager of The ISadlne store 2319 Washington has left for Chicago and New York markets where he will place orders for the fall and winter sea sons An anticipated upturn in ''''S Shown here are some pieces of equipment of irancisco sheriffs mounted posse which as a star attraction of the Pioneer days celebration Julywill4 appear The posse equipment ls estimated to be worth $100000 and includes silver mounted saddles and bridles polished leathers and pistols worth $1500 a pair Some of the equipment will be shipped to Ogden in early July and displayed in downtown store-windo- the &an DELPHIAN UNIT 20-2- gold-mount- ed ENTERTAINED members of O'Eutaw chapter Del- phlan society Wednesday at the home of Mrs Lydia Burrows 766 Twenty-sixt- Streamliners Will New A garden carnival was held by Begin Runs This Season h Mrs Burrows d res ident of the chapter was installed in an inrormai ceremony and other officers were seated in their respective offices Mrs B G Midgeley retiring president presented members of active committees for the past newly-electe- 1 were tuiie-Leiim- jc a - COSTLY ARRAY T On Buying Trip 4 July Accused of Attetmpting To Take Tire From Parked Car 9 A farewell dinner and dance will Heber Davison 21 of 3530 Jefbe given in his honor Wednesday June 25 in the South Weber ward ferson and Dean laird 19 of 3460 hall The public is invited to at Washington were sentenced in city NORTH oanrcisr ' Tn si—Th tend Young Hill Is a graduate of Da court Saturday to serve 90 days in Jorth Ogden Fruit exchange will school and has been em jail each with 80 of th "pen Monday in preparation for vis highwith days to a local furniture com be suspended for i ployed the season's shlrmnts Labelinz attempted petty and distribution of containers will pany as a salesman larceny a misdemeanor begin Tuesday said Leroy Snooks Police said the two youths had manager the rear end of an automobile The first car of cherries will First Presbyterian probably be shiDDed the last of the jacked up and were preparinz to Services Scheduled steal week Due to the late freeze Jast a tire The Car Wna fxrvA spring the cherry crop will be only R Brown C by about one-thinf its normal vield Mr Snooks said Anrints will orob- - I 1 There will be Breadline" Imposition of sentence aeainst Herbert L Stone 54 of 261 Frank amy te consumed by the local mar- - n irst jrresoytenan church today net and truck trade The exchange a' eleven o clock The pastor has lin convicted to failure to make a does not anticipate the shipment of returned from the convention of proper sewer connection waa conany cars of this fruit It expects to Rotary International and will speak tinued until July 26 handle 20 cars of peaches three on the theme "The Heroism of the G E Erickson 44 transient cars of nrunes and erapes and neignis jurs Kuby I McOuarrte pleaded innocent to a charge of rewill be soloist tnree cars of pears to pay for a mal and fusing The Sunday school will meet at time or trial set down for For the first time the exchange June will handle raspberries this year nine forty-fiv- e o'clock 24 He was being held in iail Inquiries concerning this crop have oeen coming in from points as far away as Denver Snooks reported y J i ? 4 iwo bpeedy Trains Will Go Into Service During July Pioneer Reaches Ninetieth Mark i DEATH CLAIMS f j if V v - year with token gifts jui£u auu iui Manager 1 4 - " TO BE SPEAKER Stcfre North Ogden Exch ange Adds Raspberries to Ray James Hill son of Mr and Mrs Archie T Hill of Uintah has accepted a call to fulfill an L D S mission in the Hawaiian islands He will leave for his field of labor JAIL IT- trical work furnishing and install turbine pump ing one deep-we- n and one booster pump sity A TERM RECEIVE HONORS rd elec- univer- ' - - or ssanut uiara paruneni Calif 7V' 1Y - t whether concrete aprons about the hangars will be handled in a simi lar manner or by contract has not yet been decided Flans and specifications for pumping plant No 1 and appur tenances to be installed on artesian well No 2 at the air depot arrived Saturday at the office of Captain Messer Bids on the work will be opened in Los Angeles June 27 Pumping equipment at the first well at the air depot has been in stalled and is in operation- Equip ment to be Installed in the second well will consist of a concrete The Rev Bernard R Hubbard Alaskan explorer and Internation ally known as "The Glacier Priest" was In Ogden Saturday for a visit with his friend the Rev W J Gir- oux en route to the Pacific coast from New York City He spoke at commencement exercises and received an honorary doctor of science degree at Trinity college xiartiora atner Hubbard will give the sermon at St Joseph's church to- cay at eight a m Father Hubbard for manv veara has been head of the geology de-- I SEASONMONDAY - 1941 Traffic List The last runway at Ogden air depot (Hill field) probably will toe installed within the next two weeks it was revealed Saturday by Capt Thomas H Messer area en- gineer of the army engineer corps Progress on the runway has been unusually rapid Captain Messer said It is the fourth runway to be constructed at the depot and runs east and west All of the runways are made of concrete 150 feet wide and 7500 feet long Installation of the final runway is taking place directly under su pervision of the engineer corps but 'GLACIER PRIEST' OPEN SHIPPING j JUNE 22 PAIR RECEIVES ' - AT AIR DEPOT —— — GROWERS WILL MISSIONARY TO ' ' NEARS FINISH building 38 by 17 feet piping SUNDAY MORNING f'f EARLY RESIDENT f PETERSON June 21— Abraham Henry Marchant 70 of Peterson Morgan county died Saturday aft ernoon at the home of a daughter 7 Mrs Robert Whittier in Peterson after a lingering illness He was born April 22 1871 in Peoa Summit county the son of John and Hanna Russell Marchant He lived in Peoa most of his life until moving to Peterson about one year and a half ago He married Elizabeth Maxwell on January SO 1900 in Peoa He was a member of the school board and a Sunday school super intendent in Peoa for many years C Grant Burton former teachWis wife died in 1921 er In the Lewis junior high school Survivors include a and son of C W Burton of Ogden jvirs Kooert Wftlttier a daughter stepson has accepted a position as an in Arthur Wright of Peoa a step- structor of English at Kern county f daughter Mrsj Ruth McNaughton Union high school and junior col- - of Park City and the following lege In Bakersf ield Cahf i During Brothers and sisters: A W Martne past year he has been attend- chant Emmett Idaho Willard ing the University of California Clyde Delbert and Gilbert Marwith his brother Blair Burton chant all of Peoa Arthur Mar- cnant of Midvale: Elbert Mar working toward a Ph D degree in June 1940 Mr Burton was chant Oakland Calif and Mrs awarded the master of arts degree Myrtle Wilkins of Salt Lake City: iwrs jane walker of Peoa and at the University of Utah The Bakersf ield school which live- granacniidren The body is at the Deseret mor has an enrollment of over 4000 students is one of the largest in tuary Ogden California TEACHER TAKES COAST POSITION I f d G°oaricHvatuesi 3 Un new 19410 l - (Clicks From the Rails) As a result of the steadily a- i j t ln- - party and each member Dreoared ons on streamliners operating di- her own hambergers on the garden rectly between Chicago and San gnu to make the informality of the Francisco and Chicago and Los An- gathering complete geles the two major California terminals and Chicago are to havt two new trains The Southern Union Pacific Pacific 'QUALITY1 and Chicago & Northwestern rail roads announce that approximately y a second "City of San FOR Francisco" will go into service which operating with the present train will provide streamliners each three days in both directions WEISER June 21 (AP)— Top of At the same time the Chicago & rr rT': ferings from more than 40 of Idaho s best breeders of purebred announce that a new -of Los sheep will be consigned tothe Angeles" will begin City operation twentieth annual ram sale at Filer whirh w?n r 3994-ho- ELKS OUTLINE v ' DEFENSE EVENT ur SEEN The national defense committee FOB MOTORISTS VI 110 or the Elks lodge and past exalted rulers will sponsor a program at VJAflT ft OEPEHOABLE the lodge hall Tuesday June 24 prices and changes In marketing at eight p m Representatives of T I n E AT conditions prompted Mr Levin to the government services in the make his annual eastern trip e ' rzt : Td ll 4f ¥ a vicinity of Ogden have been invited aim nniAC A!"' earner man usual to attend Each unit will present Sell the bottles from the week a speaker who will exDialn fun end binge Monday pop— and you'll tions and activities nf uave enouEn money- to last rvnu ment This' nrnimiM fnw oil emi O mrougn tne week Kay Dizz says: Special entertainment will be pro une of the managers down Twen- - vided This will be the last meetine a ou luuoiueittiB — v oi me summer season OLIVE CL ALDOUS of the Idaho Wool Growers asso- - for the two trains which will be Jampi A HowpII n1 Tnhn Guest at reception ciation said Saturday nn fv- -- He's to a hire fanmidaret lev" nf the Tniu nnH nocf going LLQOODRICH Due to a vast expansion pro"Every assurance is that the sale dancer benefit the for of customers rulers are in charze respectively gram the U S marine corps has rn Mrs' °live Cheney Aldous will Under tnhips' of the affair an unlimited quota to enlist men bers Ind possibly exceeding All DER celebrate her ninetieth birthday an in the marine reserves for the du- prior years" Soulen commented Niner" which nnw nr-t- Papa loved mama ration of the national emergency Quality of listings are promised 475500-1- 9 with house at th schedule fifSfi'f open TW nra loved men — niversary Mama Men enlisting in this division will Mama's in th' graveyard ifUJMUj'lih" 5 have the same advantages privilV added55°wer3 already were Present 2018 MadLon Fridv Ellis train of name in that the Papa's — pen! ' eges and opportunities for promo- submitting entries Rnrh nf f m iuetween tne nours i wm oe it ui one "c of tion and advancement as men In in "Improvement Hi ho j Aloysus's been singing L" i6CV1 and wiU have eatneighbors III - Relatives the regular corps Sergeant R W reaauy ooservea A Bible drama will be presented With Your caMe Home Again Kathleen" 'Take otner aaaenger are iriends invited to carrying Lippert local recruiting officer floks last year and because oij pacuy over those which Old Tire is so much she's going to sue him by the Rev and Mrs Nicholas re- AMrM i are Mrs eryCommander announced The marine recruiting many new breedings being used we placed SaJvation Klaua for at the meetbreach of in born Army Weber canyon area in promise Maximum office is located in room 284 of are sure this year's entrv will fcp T" Ttfi America ThP i double curea tut 13 now was 86 de ing thjs evening The main theme temperature Saturday Uintah in 1851 falted the postoffice building B f far Wrior" Soulen i i :i and 61 will salvation wi be the Acoa lit a n ii imhi "nnn mcentral j °i zekiei wens grees" with degrees minimum v each be powered by rj:: the story will be three Dlesel- early throughout today figure nonLucy Hardy electric units of 2000 horse-nowLrtt 7"eTWho Jesus Christ One year ago If you care tem°f WARNING! This "The --service will be inspiring reached 6'S°° the SS They Salt Lake h0rSePrr' ii? f valley peratures varied from a torrid 96 each ffcKED BY FAMOUS B F GOODRICH In 1849 evangelistic prophetic and educathree units of 1800 SIZE n ne chn" degrees maximum to 60 degrees tional said commander I H Heg-gueach or a total of 5400 horse ? GUARANTEE OH EVERY minimum I masterpiece paintLIFETIME Eighty nusband uina iirsc power ings pnotograpns anu cnarts on 0ne Exact date of mariner K" — Loona the office by S frflin P colored slides will be used beautiful vamp " Ulia nuaoana Zi Charles Al- - picks her friends— -- iTl" "er in servir Via yeah to pieces The service will start at eight determineVbdng denden o'clock and the public is invited FOR MOTORISTS WHO ol lue- - She has "s " P S receipt of the eauiDmW P S— thv the Klaus office — Aloysus Mrs Mr and evangelists are Wilson boy says: One to h WANT THE EXTRA "w ' " wara ana other wards Rh girl leads to an- - are on their way to the coast and is roi expected otner auiuiucr travel i n will be in Ogden for this evening lrrtr EXTRA D j numor SAFETY """"" frv Viaw tuuu and aanemg only" step "The difference between the cow Railway Betterments MILEAGE OF Workmen numbcrtno' ahmit 70 ana tne milkman" said the would-b- e SILVERTOWftt toiled durlnz the witty consumer "is that the Ing and otherwise laying the RAIL cow gives pure milk" TRAGEDY "There is another difference" regroundwork for extending th walls' of the Union Pacific torted the milkman "the cow SALE and lengthening the turntable from doesn't give credit" iuu reet to 130 feet SAFETY Directors of the Associated Civic HELD The roundhouse wnrlr wilt Vio fin Patient — Doctor a re vnn sn thi Clubs of Northern Utah will meet ished in October and the turntable is pneumonia? Sometimes doctors Wednesday June 25 at seven p m SILUERTOWUS In September accordinz! to present m tne Howard notei unsBam wty tor prescriDe and the pneumonia MORGAN June 21—The death of patients die of expectations 60016 SIZE to discuss several projects sched-else something Aivm vjx D (with diznitv) — Whn T uled for the summer months it railroad con struction worker whose Dikine PIan T?Avivrf for was reported by E J Fjeldsted prescribe Revival during the week of the found by fellow workers alongside v tiucumuina pneumonia you die executive secretary tracks at Peterson a few miles proposal to dike Great Salt lake will be given by Dan Renorta west of here was strictly accident-watin order to make part of it a fresh The customer had given the wait- - Peterson of Brigham City chair- With Yosr a coroner's jury reported Sat- - ress a lot of needless trouble "Mnw man o fthe livestock committee body brings to mind earlier Old Tlr do much L"uaJ' I mat chairowe?" river of he i$ear snamied bay Yet not! Harris M C °5geauons Logan Certainly leaning many husbands Judge wouia become a fresh water area inty trageay took place betwn The girl eyed him coldly treat their wives far worse One !Look J Yoi"" Clothes man of Uhe livestock committee the if the South Like New and Im sure I don't know" Bv Is built with DURAMIN L Weidman of Bear River City day a week doing J Friday torted the were m&uL to Morgan J Lucin cutoff forming avvarumg adds coldly "But your bill here chairman of the agricultural com work in a "Ib-Tvhot ruled in with rock i amln" that toughens rubber uavis justice or the peace who jo xorty cents" uccnsco room doing the weekly damp mittee wash at Dont Governor Maw as part of his called the inquest home of miles to the life of the tire down Vheni just a few cents a thousands program for are thindustrial developTestimony submitted during week Will eliminate all this washnow while prices trade-i- n ment of Utah proposes to push hearing indicated the victim who day drudgery and save your wife FOR LIFE wowea late became confused tUANERS "ivmg project unaer wnicn a nan ALL SliVERTPWMS GUARANTEED barrier would be constructed from while waiting for two trains- travel-th- e southern end of the lake to Ing in opposite directions to pass Dial for Truly Model Laundry Service - nnu wameu 2564 WASHINGTON BLVD into tne rear of a west- wmictmijs Beyeiw lands along the bound train recevin a amm way ftoi ii DIAL 4164 j uries The body was taken by train to COLLEGE GRADS ENLIST Quart tonelton Neb for hnHai Raf CAKE Bricks SALT LAKE CITY June 21 (AP) day night under diroMnn f fh cU 1-and S Flavors Jacob N Weese of Ogden and Larkin & Sons' mortuary of Ogden A Tn? Charles L Beyerle of Fish Haven nephew Donald Cox accom- r Gallon of Idaho are among 10 intermountain panied the body eastward SERV1CFSrm Thick Giant B area college graduates who enlist- Members of the inquest jury were ICE ed today in the marine corps re- - Clarence Lee William Chartwii 2661 Washington Boulevard Dial 8865 CREAM erve and David — R Edd—in—erfr -- Marine Reserves Quota Expanded RAi SALE mia-jux- Sun-(da- y) day-daz- fttwf s "cw-naiii- ?lty — — Ad for Men Only 1 W 1 - a) — :' rn Ark U — OOnn Salvation Army Presents Drama "r-Jt- 13-c- ar — ALE PRICE I ur I JLUAXVO ri vujI rf 50-ho- -- I — — "ZV i i lulan r i - m i t- er " ht m" 1 3 1 T6" - n-- Club Officials to Meet in Brigham 7 £ PRICE ACCIDENT M ou!dnt Cage Your Wife? You hard-drea- back-breaki- tJltm er nine-thirt- ten-thir- ry -- ty ng - 5-7-2- -5 NELSON DAIRY BAR - rolls Malts 9 eJ 2 5J00 - 1'J |
