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Show I District Court Cases Ogden Union Stock Yards Show Large Set for Hearing for Terms Mid-Wint- er Receipts Increase terms of The January and February James the district court before Judge S. Barker will N Kimball and George because of be two important months of. be to cases of disposed number the are set for cases hearing the of Some which he cases against Ogden City in landslide the of are the outgrowth near the .Hermitage. jcn canyon iTwas alleged i'ne slide was caused by mains of the i leakage in the water south side the are which upon ity, I f the canyon. . Dates of cases in 'Judge James N. Kimballs division follow: First National bank, of Ogden, va. Walter H. Thomas, Jan. 24; Charles Irry vs. George Poulter, Jan. 18; P. lealy vs. W. A. Baddley, Jan. 21; Sertha Areson vs. Nels Areson, Jan. 1; Joseph L. Ferrin va. Mary Clark, lministratrix, Feb. 1; C. T. Christen-- n Jensen, Feb. .8; Dora Harrison R. Niles, Jan. Mining company vs. oeeph F. Featherstone, Feb. 16; M. . Bukove va. Peter Repares, Feb. 5; fiGeorge F. Webster vs. John W. Reede, """ Feb. 10; National Bank of Commerce vn. Intermountain Association of Credit Men, Feb. 14; Zina S. Peterson , Joseph S. Peterson, Feb. 18; Pearl W. Egelhoff vs. Ogden City, Jan. 26; vs. David ay Niles vs. !!0; Glenallen An increase in the receipts at the Ogden Union Stockyards is a record for Ogden when taking into consideration that most of the stockyards of the Locchese, Jin. 4; State of Utah vs. A. J. Hollow, Jan., 25; Joseph Baker company vs. Cheesman Auto company, Jan., 7; Flora I. Stanger vs. Kenneth Ogden II! Mules 2,259 2,349 Embarrassing Question While Juue was aucr.ding a vaudeville show with her mother the "head liner" appeared In all her glory, reclined upon a chaise longue, and be gan to sing a beautiful love ballad. All was so quiet you could hear a pin drop when June spoke up. loud and clear: Oh, munmia, dont you wish you was nice like that lady 7" . J' Harris vs. Wilson Cragun, well ns domestic nnimnls. 2,' P'es Saunders Hale vs. Lewis Agnes Berne vs. Union Jan. 14. DONT TAKE Unlawful Reports Killing of Quail and Pheasants in County in CHANCES Put Oh !ea,an8 and quail are being killed we western part of the to W. T. Wayment,county, of War-- e ac-"nh- ng ays that along the road be-- e Warren and Plain City imSt Weber river, quail are quite numerous. He Z, farmerstveof the district have birds, and doing 7thmg in their power to protect men an(f boys in auto- -, rntly been in the district and ? Mveral flocki of the Mr. VWyment said. yment ihe farmers in their power i nrSwvVerybing ame and had gone to iarineforWti?nJ-t)uWfeedinS and and then have' hunters come into the au8hter the same was kiirtd farmers very indignant. 0Ver S?8 S.. e lfe Radio Aces On the Stage at Egyptian theatre has a big PpSrani starting ad-tnr- dr Aces Earl J','VlIllara Scott. iiwf Ulf-- 8mer have been theatrea of the east, Xi the biggest idio statinfCr 55Je bem: VFR?r.the ountry, nd Wj)D, of fbieago ibon and ThfL Lester G. Ilinchcliff, director of the Ogden tabernacle choir, won additional laurels for himself on New Years morn when he successfully conducted the fifth annual rendition of Handel's The Messiah." The full tabernacle with a chorus, symphony orchestra of 35 pieces and special soloists, added to the success of the must impressive oratorio ever presented in Ogden. The soloists were Herbert Gould, of Chicago, who sang the bass role creditably. It was Mr. Gould's first appearance in Ogden, and he made a wide circle of friends in his rendition of the role. Miss Margaret Summer-hay- s, of Salt l.ake, sang the soprano In the day when I he ltnumii nd-pled Great Britain, wiuit I imw known a St. Mark; day was obMonday marked the reorganization served In tlie g'oril'.rnllnii of mi agriof the city and county bourds of edu- cultural deity, n nd llie customs of cation. Changes were mude in the that day ure in part followed lo I hi In many part of Fiiglnud it personnel of the two boards. In the day. UNtinl to cut down h small I horn tree M. Nye was installed city board, Fred into office as board member from tlu on April 2.1 and hum a pori1 i of It nglng Fifth ward, the place, formerly held near a field where wheat I by Wade M. Johnson. James II. Riley, from l lie ground, exactly an win done board member from the First ward '2.000 yearn ago. will automatically become chairman. In tlie county board three new members are added. They are Murray K. Jacobs, of Rivcrdale, who will sucreed Frank W. Stratford, who assumed the office of county commissioner Mon391 day; David Shupe, of North Ogden, succeeded Henry L. Jensen, of 1leas-s192-View and W. It. McKntire, of luntsville, succeeded Arthur M. FerOverhauled, Duco paint, exThe two holdover rin, of Liberty. members are John D. Hooper, of cellent transportation; Janlooper, and Joseph Skeen, of Plain-Cituary Sale Price, only 2250.00. Hoards of Education I good workman ImMs Ids tool too closely." It Is the child Just learning to write who grasps his pen as If he feared It might slip from ills fingers. It is the amateur who leaves the print of his hands on the Implement he wields. Inward poise means outward assurance. London Malt 429. Telescopic Power To determine tlie power of a telescope. focus It on a hrlck wall. With a little prartlie one esn keep both eyes open. In which case one see the wall directly with one eye, and see the wall through the Instrument with the other. If the magnified hrlck I ns large an ten nnnmgnlfled, the power of the telescope Is ten. The telescope should he at least 100 feet from the wall. No. REED School of Dancing K. of P. Hall Star Touring nt Russian Ballet Technique, Classic, National, Character and Ballroom Dancing. Ogden Motor Car Co. 2610 Washington Ave, Phone 460 -- Telephone-Res.: Studio: 795 2481 ir cubit am COAT Extra Service t and DRESS SALE Reduced Due to the enormous purchasing power of the Browning Auto Co., which covers all the major towns in Utah and Idaho, we are able to offer a reputable standard make tire at prices below all competitors. Our interest assures -- you of satisfaction: to lale, Feb. 28; onstruction company, Messiah Presented New Years Morn Keep Old Custom New City and County y. Stanger, Jan., 27; Lena Graham vs. Union Railway & Depot com-an- y, Jan. 28; Fred Martin vs. Anna Martin, Feb 1; James M. Harbertson Raymond C. Paice, Feb. 2; Nathan ;' IV aid Newby va. Mary Ruth Newby, House and Barn eb. 4; E. A. Foutz vs. N. V. Maloney, The old Idea that the barn should eb. 8; Harvey Taylor va. Thomas H. be Inrger than the house still mainuyon, Feb. 10; Walter H. Crowthcr tains. hut not that the barn should s. Joseph Hammer, Feb. 15; Bert E. be better than tho house. We are filler vs. R. E. Maus, Feb. 16; Melvin Jensen vs. C. W. Rheea, Feb. 17; now getting the big thrilling idea that Hia or V8 Ezra Waddoups, Feb. human beings have some rights as C. The country all Ehowed a decrease as compared with the former year. The growing importance of the Ogden markets is being acknowledged in the eastern and western livestock centers. The 1926 receipts show an increase over 1925. The biggest increase is found to be in sheep and hogs. While there has been a cattle shortage throughout the country the Ogden market showed a slight increase. The figures as were announced by role in splendid voice. The other rules L. F. Whitlock, general manager of were again sung, by Mrs. Edna the stock yeards, were as follows: Crowther Uirie, of Ogden and Howard All of the city and county schools, 1925 1926 Frazee, of Salt Lake. Both shared in Cattle 155,514 156,876 the splendid reception accorded the he Weber college and Sacred Heart Calves 7,490 academy, resumed their sessions Ur 7,412 other soloists. 293.927 day following the holiday recess. The Hogs 255,168 attendance in all the schools shows Sheep 884,437 1,033,744 Asstrrrxr.ee se Follow Po Horses and an increase for the second semester. No Total 1,164,668 1,494,308 Manager Whitlock said the inter mountain livestock growers have established Ogden as their livestock center. One of the big advantages and advertising mediums for the Ogden market is the livestock show which held here each year. This vs. Ogden City, enablesisthe Emily Davidson grower to see the citys Jan. 26; J. E. Edwards vs. Ogden City, in this feature. importance Jin. 26. Cases set in Judge George S. Barkers division follow: State of Utah vs. Raleigh Campbell, Jan. 18; State of Utah vs. A. Booth, Jan., 20; Ogden City vs. V. Handel's We Have Weed Chains and Chain Repairs . Any Time Day or Night Mack Robinson Garage 2441 Kiesel Ave- - Only Place In Town You Can Buy Gas After 10:00 P.M. 30x3.50 Cord Half 29x4.40 Balloon Price COATS Cord 32x4 $15.95 up 30x5.25 Balloon DRESSES 30x4.75 Balloon $8.95 up 31x5.25 Balloon CINDERELLA Ladies 2378 -- -- -- -- - OTHER PRICES IN PROPORTION Coats and Dresses Washington Ave. r 27k idad e featurl rturday. Jut finished . at n a two Salt Luke, heard an Egyptian starting A Home Away from Home Courteous attendants make your stay with us a pleasure. Convenient location for the traveler. All Outside Airy Rooms. Auto Browning Company Tlie Marion Hotel 2626 Corner Lincoln and 25th St., Ogden. Utah c. O. BONNER, Mgr. OGDEN Washington Avenue IDAHO FALLS SALT LAKE CITY TWIN FALLS |
