Show ' ' BO THE OGDEN STAND AED-EXAMINEB-OGD- UTAH THURSDAY EVENING OCTOBER 18 1833 9mA - f mm lti Hi mm sSS° I IP! t ir 1 1 Over "w 1 W Under Trestle Set — ' - VpRiBlpiiP jy ii 1 H) ' §WT59e 22 ti- n- or PT - - - I I 5 4- usual night-bloomin- g mer teacher iliilltl an By FLORA OGAN ROY — A plant that opens its blooms in the dead of night then sheds that same blossom at the first rays of the sun is the prized possession of Miss Iris Gibby of Roy It is the Selenicereus a night blooming cactus named for the and mythical moon goddess greatly prized by green thumpers living in the north part of the country The plant not only refuses to put out its blooms in the light of day it has its own special way of putting forth those blossoms The buds "erupt" from the side of the long flowing leaves a completely different way than the ordinary flowering plant ISP TEMPERAMENTAL PLANT The Selenicereus plant was given to Miss Gibby seven years ago by her first grade teacher It was carefully tended and pam- the temperamental pered but §K i ?v Vandajs Take Tobernocle Bp1"! r Ml : pi I f ! pi I i An object of considerable religious significance to Catholics damaged by vandals previously has been stolen from the Santa Maria Mission 210 W 22nd It is a bronze tabernacle used to store consecrated sacrament wafers and was torn loose from the altar at the mission after thieves had removed the top The round metal box decorated with biblical figures was broken into and damaged about Oct 1 when vandals forced it open with a screwdriver Entrance was made through a window and the theft was not discovered until 2:30 pm yesterday when the Catholic sisters arrived at the mission to teach a class Money in a small box near the votive candles was not touched Value of the tabernacle Locks avtomatfoaW Button rota In j hy v4 boh n !"' hu j j" - Crcf tsmen fAiter Boss 719 ''ftt?&A ! 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