| Show jt mr 4 ‘ t VH ll ‘4 '-j- 3 TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Hope Dims for Rescue of Sea Wreck Victims OGDEN and VICINITY Business Office: 2436 Washington CITY OBSERVES Avenue Office Phone Home Phone 3892 117 Ogden Society Livestock Judges Mrg Mary Connor bridge luncheon tea Skatterkare Veterans Hold Frolic at Legion Chateau IMarch L: in Parade Farmington e Child Culture club after noon meeting Hotel Bigelow e St Joseph’s Sewing circle 230 p m K C clubrooms e OGQEN— Armistice day was quiet- ly observed here under auspices of “"the Herman Baker American Legion post Government state county and citv offices observed the day as a holiday although the stores generally remained open The festivities by the inaugurated American Legion began at 11 p m Tuesday with a frolic at the chateau which lasted well into the early morning hours The parade started at 12 30 p m street and north from Twenty-sixt- h was modest as to numbers and noise t A) It wag headed by Grand Marshal G L Becker with 17 aides Next came color beaiois and the guard followed by former service men on foot Next in line In its colorful costumes came the post trumpet and drum corps followed by platoons of Ogden high school R O T C cadets led by the Ogden high school band The junior drum corps of the American legion also was in line A feature was a large bus occupied by veterans the shotgun squad and others from which exploding firecrackers were tossed On the side of the bus appeared the inscription “We Want Root Beer” The word “root” was printed in much smaller letters than the rest of the inscription War nurses rode in a car after which came national guard field artillery drawn by attractor Flag raising ceremonies under the direction of the Service Star Legion were held at 730 a m at Memorial drive with M Charles Wood as the The program was minute speaker under the direction of Mrs Fred Edson president of the Service Star Legion with members of the Veterans of Foreign Wais post also Boy and Gut Scouts assisting Two large dances Wednesday night closed the celebration The Amer-ita- n Legion sponsored a dance at the White City while the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Disabled Vet-at erans were in charge of the dance the Berthana Red Cross Appoints Special Committee OGDEN— Appointment of a special Red gift committee by the WeberactiviCross chapter for the roll call ties was announced Wednesday as follows: Mrs D R Wheelwright chairman Trace A Turner F A Madsen and Henry D Gwflham vice chairmen Henry G Gwilham Carl Gaskill Lawrence Clayton Irving Lehman S T Jeppesen D F Romney L J Holther William Van Law Joseph MacFarlane L M Nims Roy Mayers C v Hammond Ralph Nye R T Mitchell Hugh Broadbent Asael Farr Jr A J Stratford Joseph Carstensen Dr Draper James Kyle Jed Call and J T Rushmer Oh Boy! Rheumatism Went Like Magic Is Able to Walk and Coes Back to Work A German Specialist! office alwaja crowded with Rheumatics seeking relief made it necessary to put up his Nurito prescription for the ben eht of the public It is now on sale m local drug stores on a positive Those who ruarantee everythin without benefit will hnd Nurito the most startling discovery of recent times For the pains of rheumatism neuritis neuralgia sciatica or lumbago the relief is quick and sure Strange as it may seem this quick-actin- g remedy contains no opiates or narcotics It is absolutely aafe Harmless even for children You can prove this with one package There is no use in wasting effort with anything that doesn't stop your pain And if it does that you know you are going to get well Get a package today If the very first two or three doses do not drive tway the most intense pain your money W1I4 be refunded Nurito may be obDrug tained t all Schr&mm-Johnso- n (Adv ) Stores A - Woman's Home Missionary society of the First Methodist church 230 p m Mrs Nora Campbell 2485 Monroe avenue e e Past Noble Grands club luncheon meeting I O O F hall Mrs Althea Brown and Mrs Richard T Murphy host- Correspondent N C Nelson en route from the Canal Zone to New York by plane said that one man and a woman were seen drifting on a raft another man on a gasoline drum and 12 others apparently all men In lifeboats Fiist reports radioed here were that 11 pei sons had been sighted The plane circled several times within 10 feet of the drifting persons Nelson said but did not dare attempt to alight on the rough seas Rescue ships and planes so far have been unable to sight the party believed to be survivors from the wreck of some Unidentified ship City Carrion Makes Armistice Day Ad dress at Tabernacle in Stomach and Bowels Logan-Garde- forf f 5 t t j 4 'S 3 discomfort That drowav sleepy feeling after dinner will be replaced by a desire for Bloating will cease Tour limbs arms and fingers will no longer feel cold and “go to sleep" because Baalmann’a Gas Tablets prevent gas from Interfering with the circulation Get the genuine in the yellow package at any good drug store Price $4 (Adv) n S ave Money on East High Plans Football Rally Starts' War VV JiJLNJ a li 8 A ) Motoring needs Boy Scouts Plan Cheer for Needy r sst Western Giant Super Whipcord Tires sec-reta- side-wa- School for Men Opens Saturday given Tuesday Savage’s office and examinations will again be given Thursday from 10 a m to 12 noon The examination will be held In the Central junior high school building at 3 p m November 14 OGDEN— Members of E A Wedgwood camp No 1 United Spanish War Veterans Salt Lake visited Ogden camp No 5 Wednesday night where they conducted a ritualistic Bert Loper meeting Wedgwood camp commander was in charge of BIRTH ANNOUNCED the meeting which was held in the OGDEN — Word was received Tues- Smithsonian building day by Fred Meissner of the birth FLAGS AWAIT VETS of a son Tuesday to Mr and Mrs OGDEN— Three American flags for Harmon Meissner at Denver Colo Harmon Meissner formerly of Ogden use at war veterans’ funeral services is a son of Mr Meissner and Is as- are being held in reserve by Postmassistant engineer in the reclamation ter Rufus A- - Garner and will be disservice in charge of the laboratory tributed to relatives of deceased vetof the Hoover dam Mrs Meissner erans In each case the flag is used was formerly Miss Margaret Franke to drape the casket and afterward of Eureka and was well known In Salt may be retained by relatives Lake City where sjie attended the University of Utah N H FIELD GLASSES STOLEN OGDEN — Report was made tq the police Wednesday morning that a pair of field valuable had glasses been stolen from the armory on street Stanley L NelTwenty-thir- d son 22 of 1710 Childs avenue was arrested police say with the glasses In his possession GRAND JURORS INDICT SCORE A— - §2650 $30 to $73 TreaJ yourself to a pair of Hanan Shoes — the finest Shoe made 4800 Seventeen Wyoming Cases Involve Traffic in tery Tickets Lot- rounds of the city will also ascertain the number of trees available for wood R A Madsen secretary of the committee is in charge of this A large tractor has been aativity secured and tree pulling has already commenced The trees will be turned into a community wood pile chopped up and used for fuel for the unemployed sions will be held two each oil Saturday and Sunday Georg' L Stan-ge- r district president of the "M" Men leaders will be in charge Special speakers IncludeJoseph Fielding Smith of the council of twelve Airna C Clayton Heibert Maw and Homer C Warn r Young Men’s Mutual Improvement association board Lawrence general W Condle J Junius Jenson budge and George S Bates to S’akes be Winter Threatens as represented are Bear RHcr Malad Portncuf Raft River I Morms Bear Lake Curlew Hv- County Montpelier rum Cache Logan B"nson Oneida LOGAN —Old Man Winter served and Franklin notice on Cache valley residents Wednesday that he was Just around the corner with a light blanket of snow Wednesday morning and Tuesday night A blizzard was reported in Sardine canyon Tuesday night but the road was kept open without difficulty BRIGHAM CITY — The deduct The sun appeared Wednesday after- convention of the noitliern district of the Business and Professional Wonoon and quickly melted the snow men’s cluos of Utah will be he'd heie SCHOOL FLANS PLAY November 30 Clubs of Logan Ogden PRESTON Idaho — "Little Wo- and this city will participate men" the Preston high school play The national president of the Busidirected by Mrs Gwyn Clark head ness and Professional Women's clubs of the school dramatics department Mrs Gelme M Bowman of Richmond will be presented on November 19 Va will be in Utah the latter part at the Isis theatre instead of Novem- of November and it is expected she ber 20 as originally announced A will be a speaker at tne banquet heie special matinee for school students in the evening The arrangements committee for will be given the afternoon of Nothe convention is Miss Nlal Nelson vember 18 chairman Brigham Miss Lenoia BOYS ORGANIZE CLIB Rorner secretary Miss Bughnm RICHFIELD — An club Vnnza Jatkson trensuicr Logan the Senators consisting of 28 mem- Miss Daisy Miginms publicity Ogn bers was oigani7ed at the Richfield den Mrs Blanche C Pittman Miss Blanche Hyde Bugham high school Wednesday as follows President Stanford Taylor vlie pres- L)r Margaret M Burns Ogden ident Reed Thurston sccretary-t- i Earl Camp repoitcr Scharf Scouts Arrange Court Sumner QC? thH OD Salt Lake City JcdehSBnmd Clothes irmj etc Cloves CHEYENNE Wyo MV Twenty-on- e true billH were returned by a gland jury In federal district court late Wednesday Tho report was only a partial one and tho jury will continue in session until ThursThe results day night or Friday of an investigation into prohibition conditions tn western Wyoming were expected to be presented to the Jury Thursday Four of the true bills returned Wednesday were secret ones The 17 others were In cases involving violations of a law prohibiting interstate shipment of lottery tickets eas-ur- FUNERAL TIME CHANGED LOOAN— Funeral services for Mrs Rock Springs Teacher June Crawford who died In Succumbs in Scaltlc Monday afternoon have been ROCK SPRINGS Wyo — Miss Alice Hayes 58 a grade school er here for 31 years and widely In known educational circles throughout Wyoming died In Seattle VVednrsday following a lingering friends here were advised Burial will be In Seattle FINERAL KITES SET LOOAN— Fund al services lihanged to noon Thursday Instead p m The services will be held the Snilthficld First ward and burial will take place In a Salt Lake (emetery nf 'In for Richard Mnuerer son of Mr and Mis Aithur Mauerer who died Sunday In Biisanvllle Cal will be held Thursday at 2 p m In Nlbley ward chapel with burial in Logan CUy Ginnery d 1 RVBBI PLANS hrEEUI LOGAN— Rabbi Samuel H Gordon of Temple BNai Israel Salt Luke will speak Thursday before the Logan Rotary club on the world dis- armament rtmfeience ill lebniaiv Roy H Felt of I he Balt Iake club will accompany Rabbi Got don to Logan Ft 2 to fed leu tore I lo Motheis—Mustcrolc is also in milder form jor babies CARNIVAL PI ANS ANNOUNCED made small children Ask for Chiland — A BRIGHAM CITY Bishop J dren’s Mustvrole 'Fishbutn of the Bnghum t ity Eiflli Giving evidence In an automobile vwud amimim es plans Hre completed collision at Bhx liley England a girl for jj annual waid rnnmal m the testlf cd that William M'Xire driver iWllI q atnuM ment hull Wedne day ' of a mat bine gave her a Mini y look Bnq Thursday November 18 and 19 on u counliy load and while doing so Dmbun South Afinas (u-- t poit got In tlie wav of uuotlnr tar and Moore Wav fined for Chiving care- - Iks innlwiv belwien Annina ami Au iti alia mid the coL leuly I £t 'I — $250 $500 $110 $279 Wings for Open and Closed Ha-D- Cars Liquid Positively will not freeze evaporate or boil in warm weather ignite or ex- ’ 2 gal $2 25 plode Gallon Can $450 x frost Wind e Non-Frea- se is heavy Electrically heated shield es illustrated Other models 45c to Ropes You should always carry one! Manila Tow Rope—— Steel Tow Cables $125 and 0 Genuine $120 all Absolutely essential to safe driving in sections where it snows or there i Tow Chevrolet Sixes $685 Coerlich's Combination Heater Manifold for Model "A" Ford $4 50 Heater Cooper "Custom-Bilt- " 1929-3for Chev $575 ‘ Cooper Flcxo" Universal Heater tits all cars $5 85 and you’ll be aatonnhcd at the relief 1 hn famoui blend of oil of muitard menthol and other ingredicamphor ent! bring! relief naturally Muitrrole — gen at inn because it is a “counter-irritant”not just a lalvc - it penetrate! and nmulate blood circulation and help! todraw out inlecnon and pain Usrd by million! for 20 years Ri commended by doctor! and mints blade 36 In over protect runnlngboards frorrT wear and help keep inside of car clean According to style of plates and car each 98e to $150 for all cars $2100 to $3750 OTHER HEATERS Coerlich's Heater for all Continue the treatment hours AutoSpade A handy tool in winter— -- 8x1 0 Inch Frost Shields No need to shiver this winter when efficient heaters cost to little at "Western Auto’’— No matter what car you drive we have ust the heater you need A few of these are listed below: Coerlich's Hot Water Heater for all cars $1 285 Hot Water Heater yoq rub on 95 - A’ itoat iliould begin once every hour for fix Universal are offered in wide variety at very low prices at all Western Auto stores Driving Cloves for men— $165 to $445 All Wool Robes— Beautiful $445 to $995 patterns s Anti-Frecx- your driving comfort for All Cars SORE THROAT a' er Keep mud oil etc from splashing onto rear of car Two Toms 69 es- sentials to w i n t r CAR HEATERS LOGAN— A court of honor for the Logan dlstilit will be held Sunday at 7 30 p m In the Logan Snrond ward under the auspices of T mop 4 A court of review at which all rcouts who expect to receive an award at the court will lx held Friday at Ip m In the scout headquartus nnmitcl These Saving — offered by "Western ! Finest Auto" quality chains fdr all cars— in sturdy carrying bag — according to size and type of chains per set $310 to $900 Cross Chains — each 7 up Snap-o- n Chains — per unit—35c up Of Honor for Sunday FIVE Robes The best chains that money can buy for the least money you ever paid ! for chains That’s Safety at a er CLUB PRESENTS TLAY LOOAN — The Jesters’ club will present "Cock Robin" Thursday and Vlday nights at the Utah State Agricultural college auditorium Hie nlay under thp direction of Mrs Bell Moenrh be one of will Ruth the Little Theater plays this Splash Guards and Tire Chains lilt Arrange Meet antee of Satisfaction are De Luxe Double Duty Western Gants Center Traction Western Giants and Wear-welA tire for every purse and purpose and our Trade-I- n Allowance makes our low pnees lower TIRES MOUNTED -- w omen s Chilis Iron-da- copper windshield w for ls 10-ga- ss MuliettlCelly Co ‘'if V 4 at Western Auto" Sec Win dotes "W Bear River School Posts Honor Roll TREMONTON-- At the end of the first quarter at the Bear River high school two students with no grade uelow an A are eligible for the A IX you wish to b permanently rehonor roll Phvllls Richards and lieved of gas In stomach and boweli The state road commission loca- Edna Mae Ward take Baalmann'i Ou Tablets which are Forty-thre- e with grades of B or tion engineers are Investigating the Letter on the B honor prepared especially for stomach gas snd roll all the bad effects resulting from gas Austin Phyllis Bates Mabel pressure feasibility of routes leading from the present highway m Logan canyon at Rerchtold Virginia Beyer Lysle That empty gnawing feeling at the the forest boundary to a connection Bjorn Frances Bourne Agusta pit of the stomach will disappear that In Logan with U S route 91 the Brough ’’June Buchanan Virginia anxious nervous feeling with heart palmain north and south highway Of Carter Doreen Checkets Alice and pitation will vanish and you will again the state Merl Chrlstopherson Owen Cook be able to take a deep breath without Upon House Rats Society Brand Heavy Fancy Winter Over- - TTV P Director 'fit No More Gas studied d Sniith-flel- J J SPEAKER GIVES Road Commission Considers Cache Highway Routes ss J ' Society Brand Heavy Fancy Winter Overcoats— y 87-- Ger- ald Talner Norma Perry Max and Vernon Peterson Florence Patterson Mildred Theurer and Mary Wight Party for Friends Society Branri Top Coals— Formerly sold at $10 and $30 - Ivdia Meister Margaret Pack Couple Entertain At Bridge Dinner Continued for a Few More Days $00 Res Phone 858 Cireuiation Res Phone Office 112 North Main Phone 116 Officer Explains Navy’s War Role —together with the extraordinary values we are offering has made a big dent in our Overcoat Stock Formerly unable only about seven months of the year The present route from the canyon enters Logan across the ‘‘Island" An alternative route skirting or "rossing the grounds of the Utah State Agricultural college is being LOGANuT'1"" plight OGDEN — Members of the champion California high school livestock judging team of Red Bluff Cal visited the Ogden Union stock) ards Wednesday en route to Kansas City Mo to participate in the national livestock judging contest to be held with the American in connection royal livestock exposition The team was shown around the the American vards and through Packing & Provision company by Ray Wood of the Ogden Livestock Di- 11 LOGAN— The United States and Considerable Importance is at-- ‘ 1 11a Coombs Alice Crockett Elva other nations are coming closer to- ached to the question It was re- rnd lone Davis Thora Dewey Helen gether to promote world unity Rnd marked bv K C Wright assistant Flwell Mae famswoith Arleen Had-f'el- d Rhea and Orpha Hcppler Gall peace than ever before declared Di- engineer for the state in charge of rector I V Cardon ot the Utah construction bv reason of the fact Holmgren La Voy Iverson ElaLn Jen-e- n gest n Afton Johnson Marion JohnState Agricultural college experi- that the City route W G Marders instructor of animent station at tTie Armistice day through the canyon is an interstate son Flo Luke Lillian Morrison Ruth mal husbandry at the Red Bluff high M even linns Helen and Jessie Manning though it has been program in the Logan tabernacle highway school and coach of the team acesses The speaker declared that the league Schools Start companied the boys on their trip east High of nations the world court and other Abraham Lincoln circle No Course in Salesmanship agencies for promotion of Interna2 Ladles of the G A R 230 tional understanding are working top m Moose hall 2416 WashA course in practical salesmanship ward stabilization of world political ington avenue has been inaugurated in Salt Lake’s economic and social problems to assenloi high schools It was announced sure permanent and lasting peace The program In the tabernacle was Wednesday by G N Child superinOGDEN — Lieutenant Commander tendent of schools sponsored by the American Legion J M Lewis in charge of navy reThe course includes store organ- post jointly with the Logan junior In every cruiting m Utah Idaho Nevada ization personality and business and senior high schools Wyoming and Montana addressed the technique of selling display of mer- other school a program was given Ogden Rotary club Wednesday on chandise care of stock dealing with Buglers and color guards were fursome of the American navy’s activi- types of customers and business En- nished by the American Legion Stores banks and other business Inties during the World war glish stitutions remained closed He explained the navy carried a all concerns have day Eighteen business The day’s activities started in the burden of its own through the war Indorsed the movement said SuperOGDEN Dr and Mrs S with a shoot Garde-manthat the first at morning the Child intendent Earle F turkey ?innerc acud icaninlsted man to lose his life rryniertalned former department store ex- Legion's traps at Johnson's grove bridge Wednesday a seaman the first commanding of - ecutive is in chaige of the course The city officials including Mayor Green Gables tea room The guests ficer to lose his life was a lieutenant He gives daily lectures at the high A G Lundstrom Commissioners Included Mr and Mrs Wade M commander the first Olof I Pedersen and L P Pederson shot of the war schools Johnson Mr and Mrs H F Irwin was fired were invited to the shoot and each by a nasal contingent at Mr and Mrg W Karl Hopkins Mr Guam was presented with a turkey and the first American armed and Mrs Charles B Empey Mr and forces to land m France were navy Promptly at 11 a m Battery C Mrs Fred M Nye Mr and Mrs J T aviators 145th field artillery unit of the naRushmer and Mr and Mrs C B tional guard of Utah fired a salute — Morse as a signal for the programs to start Mrs LeeChamberlln Jr enterIn the afternoon the legion's drum A pep rally and program will be and fife tained at a bridge luncheon Wednescorps paraded up Main held in East high school auditorium street and to the day at her home 340 Thirtytsecond college stadium street The guests Included Mrs Clem Thursday at 730 p m in honor of where the branch agricultural colWilliams Mrs W H Child Mrs A the football team which will play lege played the Aggie freshmen OGDEN — Under direction of R West high Friday at 2 30 p m Dick The activities came to an E Edson Mrs A G Egilhoff Mrs end with P A Gysln Mrs L J Wright Mrs Scott Zimmerman of the U S bio- Morris president of the student body a carnival dance In the evening W H Williams and Mrs D D logical survey and V L Johnson will be in charge 4 assistant leader distribution of poiSmith A homecoming day assembly will Preslon son Celebrates in the bait Mrs Ellen Eccles arrived Wednescooperative Ogden be held at the school Friday mornA day from Boston where Bhe has City and federal government house ing Alundu will have charge " Western Auto” offers the most comptete assortrat Is extermination campaign has been sketch vs ill be piesented by the Girls’ Armistice Anniversarv the guest of Mr been visiting and PRESTON Idaho— Armistice day sevstarted S Eccles for Glee club under direction of Miss and Mrs Spencer ment of fully guaranteed and pleasingly paced was fittingly celebrated here eral days en route to her home in Mr Zimmerman and Mr Johnson Lisle Bradford music instructor At the winter motoring needs in the West No matter and senior have established vs in the junior West high school ill hold a pep high headquarters Logan what car you drive you will find at " Western Plans have been perfected for a health department offices of the city assembly at 12 30 p m Friday Rich- schools special Armistice dav pro-- e given Ralph EvanH bridge tea to be given by the Catho- hall and are working with city of- ard Van Winkle alumnus will be Auto” everything you need to increase the Comlic Woman’s league at the Knights ficials on the campaign They will charge of the homecoming program commander of the Preston American Legion post at the high school fort Convenience and Safety of cold wet or of Columbus clubroom Saturday af- remain in Ogden this week At the told some of his experiences in the ternoon Mrs John M McGowan Is close of their campaign the city snowy weather driving Save at " Western Auto ” World war Floyd M Beach chairman of a general committee on dumps and other places Infested with the navy and army to the rats will be baited with poison under arrangements unior high school Mrg J T Hurst entertained a few supervision of A T Barrett Approximately sixty Franklin friends at luncheon and bridge Wedcounty war mothers were enter Are Safest for JT inter and nesday at her home 1473 Twenty-fift- h Chamber Plans Trip — Chairman T L lamed by the American BRIGHAM CITY Legion auxstreet In honor of Mrs Fred of the county unemployment iliary at a special Wet Weather Driving t To U S Bird Refuge Davis and program Hess who Is a guest at the Hurst committee announces a number of luncheon In the chamber of comhome on her way from San Jose Special and exclusive tread and activities in this city for the benefit merce OGDEN — E J Fjeldsted Cal to New York ll construction makes this All business houses were closed of the chamber of commerce of this cause Windshield Wipers America's Most Distinctive Tire In order that every child may feel during the day chamannounced that Wednesday Rain sleet and snow carvrvot Thirteen Apply for also America’s safest tire The best ber directors will visit the Bear the influence of Christmas cheer the Scouts under the direction of stump one of the several vabetter trao protected tire made Policewoman Test river migratory bird refuge on Fri- Boy M Commissioner W D Cummings are rieties of Windshield wipers better tion in any going day afternoon their time in collecting you’ll find most pleasingly priced at and longer wear efficiency They will meet V T Wilson resi- contributing OGDEN—D B Foulger secretary "Western Auto” — and fully guarat used toys and dolls which will be Ask about Super Whipcords of the city civil service commission dent engineer of the refuge to taken at the school the shops high us’ Hand anteed 1 28c m at by Wipers nearest Western Auto store p announced Wednesday that 13 ap- Brigham City Friday and and reconditioned The dolls will be Vacuum Wipers $375 to $450 plications for examination for the he will accompany them to the repaired by the girls of the home ecoPRESTON Ida— A thirteen Stake bo will where taken over they Other Famous Electrically operated wipers position of policewoman in the Og- refuge nomics department and dressed for ' M” Men training school will be held for Model "A" Ford den police department have been the work In motorboats $2 65 Western Auto Tires the occasion and Presin the Saturday Sunday filed in his office Other Elec Wipers $335 & $375 Physical examwhile making their ton high school buildings Four sesThe scouts SPANISH WAR VETS MEET — all backed by our Guard tub-Also spar blade rubber and in Dr inations were This 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