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Show THE. OGDEN lOST Defeats Anderson at His Own Rough Game DRAMA CLUB ham.a club will meet Saturday a noun at the home of Mrs. Charles H. Du ton. with Mis. Curlyla C. no ink as hostess. Mrs. Claude Coary Ml read. The Goat Song," by Franz W tVl aid Mis- - Ellen Thomas will c .e ,i vi ral number. Warner i!i" ''i ' lux ffSStn stuff and repeatedly b. Vto e't Roy Anderson, the Cali-tactics, crappler, to use thirtook two no avail, and Rudy S. K The icht falls from Anderson. fall was in one hour and the n nine ninutC8' ?ond fa fans it is apparent the wrestling have Oirden like clean siwrt and 1 desire to see the rough stuff. This s shown by the deception riven the conclusion of his be delivered from the He said that he was doing his utmwt to keep the wrestling game He was willing to wrestle any in a clean match. He did not nfe the rough stuff and tried to much as possible. avoid it was knocked out in Cedarholm Gus scheduled ten the second round of the Ed with Shepard. bout round In the inability of the Lowe team to be present for the battle royal a even; was staged, which stirred entnusiasm of the fans. promoter Jack Harbertson announclast night he was unable to announce next weeks card but was mak-n- g an effort to secure Hilly Edwards of his principals. one is ed Attains Great Success in the . Automobile Industry Back in the days when automobiles were a curiosity and the driver's outfit had to include a linen dust coat, Peter II. Visser, wrestler, is of gogglea, a making a splendid Ogden leather cap and shewing against young Ogden boy saw the future of Texas grapplers, according to advices ibis industry; and in' his spare time, received by Promoter Jack Ilarbert-son- , repairing bicycles in the old of the Harbertson auditorium at Browning gun shop, he started try- Twenty-thir- d street and Washington ing to interest people in the automavenue. Pete expects to return to obile as a. means of transportation. Ogden during the summer for a num-b(How well he succeeded can best be of matches. while fr fact that the business and which is and his four brothers, has expanded from the small store in Ogden, started in 1906, today covers the whole intermountain district with four of their own big stores and with dealers in all other towns. Their gross sales in 1926 were well over $2,000,000. This boy who had pioneered this development was Arch Browning, who along with his four brothers, have made this business such an outstanding success. Today they have the big-- v gest automobile business in the intermountain district, and the floor space their four big buildings is bigger thin any other company in the whole. in West. The popular cars they handle, Wil-t.- y, and Whippet lines, are well represented in this whole district. This company is noted for its wonder-fu- l ht facilities for taking care after they have I purchased their cars. Frank M. Browning, manager of the Ogden brench, considers this cooperation with their owners a big factor in the success. Every one of their 3& rompany'a stores have big, well lighted service departments, equipped with thq most modern machinery for saving time in service work. They are all so built that the customer can drive his in and out with the greatest ease. (,r AU these modern facilities are in keeping with the predictions made by all the big automobile executives, ; that the buyer of today would expect "tensive cooperation in service facili- fj Des to give him the most service and pleasure out of his investment. service j f their customers i in : the i Mount Ogden hive urn d.i-- ",i. I.m: i s r Kii'.ch-i-- f ics nf tlie Man .iboi' Silver tent pinu'.n r !. lull .i i iir.lut ion Woduv-.Li- y ivomug in i..,-- t uodlllrn ot On Win Id .ill in ASMH'I ATION was rhnsett W:ine (I.iilmut! Pri S at if B. Battery the umiiial million held Tuesday an.l evening in the University .lull. The reunion was attended hv ji'l the former memb-r- s of the war Unie battery. J. Rav Ward, I'. S. V... from Salt I uki. was present. IB had not missed mu- of the in the past nine years. The otlut officers elected at the reunion were: Alma E. Wright, vice presi- den ; Joseph T. Dies, secretary. 11. N-- ib-- eft-rvii- ansm-intio- . b.-,l-l - Il-- KOI1 - . r B Moores Nurseries Phone 782 - Painting; WHO has the only Fender BakeOven in Utah ; WHO is the only Painter who can Duco your car and bake the fenders; WHO has had 15 years experience in larger , . eastern auto factories; WHO has a reputation for knowing how; II Between 22nd and 23rd Sts. Telephone No. 1579-R- . WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER SHOES We uae only the beat material. Work guaranteed aatiafaetory. WHO can give you more for your money than .any auto painter in Ogden. The first 50 people who. guess the above Prices Most Reasonable. questions correctly and who will furnish the painters name to The Post, will receive the fenders of their car baked absolutely free of charge with every Duco job. Contest closes March 15. Contest open to private owners only. Mail or bring your answers to -- MMeMMMeeie'eMMkMMkiTeMeleielMeeirkkM'WkMMiMiVMekMeMieeeMeik CHAMPIONS 1923 Willyg Knight Touring Run only 1110 miles; 4 new natural finish wood wheels; 5 good balloon tires; snappy new paint job ; top and upholstery as good as new, mechanically perfect, fully equipped $650.00 1925 Rickenbacker Sedan De Luxe Fully equipped; interi or and exterior finish like new; a snappy, good car; new tires,- mechanically O. K. ; original cost $2300 ; cannot be - duplicated Garage L 2331 Kicsel Ave., Ogden, "If Utah ; $1150 Late 1925 Studebaker Phaeton Sport Extra equipment at $150.00; body finish and upholstery without a blemish; five good balloons; motor perfect ,...$795.00 are most strikingly beautiful and the most distinctive in the small car field. R. T. MITCHELL CO. at valued BODIES a iMack-Robins- on CARS THAT ARE UNUSUAL Full information regarding the New Star Fours and Sixes will be sent upon request. Plan. Every prospective buyer should know about the Star Flat Rate Maintenance A sure way to lower operating costs. . POST 2420 Kiesel Atenue i AT I WHO is the oldest Auto Painter in Ogden; WHO has had 27- years experience in Auto COMMUNITY SHOE REPAIR SHOP 2231 Quincy Ave. 1 Guess Who & Save 1206 Wash. Avc. better HAYS-HUN- T ! Carman Motor Co. STAR CARS ARE MOST ECONOMICAL Records madp in Ogden and eleswhere prove that the unusual power of the Star Car is developed without the extravagant use of fuel. STAR CAR was held. Why pay more and get less? It Will Pay to Investigate STAR CARS LAST LONGER Because They Are Better Oiled Ask us to tell you why the Star Force-Fee- d Oiling System is s , For STAR CARS USED c. A. nvir.bi-r- Oakland, Pontiac Sixes Every Year Has Been a Success Year G Thursday evening in the egion club toi. ms. An initiation I WOODMEN OE ITIE WOltl.D Thm silav mgl t the members of Salt I .uko Woodmen of eump i. metier o the Work! wvie the gm sts of Weber .ramp number 71 of this city, at the initiation of a luge ibos of candi-- j dub s Soecial i utei tiiii oient features were given following the initiation. ( 'mi' nl Comniaiii'er J iiik.i O. Bigelow loiubiited the imii.it i ii uud piesided at (he m'i ini session. TIIE-OGDEN HILL-CLIMBIN- f ETERANS .Spanish war veterans Automobiles Shrubs and Vines STAR CARS ARE Ask Us to Prove It i nut Un-le- art Since Production Was Started in 1922 -- IT - the proper niethids of i.audlu.g i! lie disapproved very str.riyl the placing in theatres of the -- Star .spangled Run iu-in whole or in when the pait Hag is shown lot a feu nnmi.e. 4 YEARS of SUCCESS nighters are engaging Hotel Bigelow for the PninK in the near future. People I'jT1 nf Ogden who have a great pride in he hotel plan on it a flying giving art success and to t'e road the appreciation of the commun-'y- The reservations for the opening the hotel are now being made with r,!na&?r H. W. Beckett, Jr., at his i lce in the hotel basement. CITY SEE .till CHI! apt a i n l . ,1. IWIC.i'i , uf the hili mIiooI K. O T. ('., was the j" iu, ij .i speaker before the Hi, minis Ilf J Kel.uy lid. p. k.- uimr. the ethics of the American Lac ami ( TREES Washington, February 23. President Coolidge today approved the OGDEN SCENIC LINE CLUB radio control bill, which was one of The Ogden Scenic Line club of the the most controverted subjects dealt Denver & Rio Grande Western rail with by the present congress. no l , i h 'r V The . avi-nui-- i'ii SUKFD HEART ALUMNAE The Saered Alumnae association with the assistance of the Ogden count i! 777, Knights of Columbus, will Five a dancing party this evening in the Knights of Columbus home at the rorn-of Twentv-fiftstreet and Jefferson avenue. The proceeds from the dance w'll be used to defray the ex pense of the play the association will . . present this spring in the Weber colMOOSE LODGE The association is lege auditorium. Ogden Ludge numlmr 1314 of the raising funds for a musical scholarlioyal Order of Moose celebrated its ship at the Sacred Heart academy, eleventh anniversary Friday night. which they give each year. Dictator W. C. Camp was in charge. DAUGHTERS OF PIONEERS J. H. Knauss, Sr., the first secretary read the minutes of the first meet Daughters of Pioin'ors in Writer ing. held in the county Those who spoke in a reminiscent Fifth ward an open meeting aftermanner were: F. W. Matthews, first noon. The chapel, Thursday was Mrs. principal speaker trustee; Dr. W. J. Cunningham, U. Woodruff, president of the Thomas Stagg and Ed V. Mauss, char- state organisation, and others from ter members; Trustee K. J. Dixon, of Sale Ijike City, in addition to the loJersey Shore lodge 214 and Harry cal officers. The inuriral program Read, of Mooscheart O. O. lodge, both of whom were present at the original meeting; Dictator Camp and Trustee E. J. Watkins, both charter members. MASONIC PARTY The party at the Bcrthana Thursday evening, given under the auspices of George Washington lodge number for Every Purpose 24, Free and Accepted Masons was one of the social events of the week. Let Us The program consisted of cards, dancPlan Your Planting ing and refreshments. day night at the installation of the officers of the organization. Many "first rooms at the IN UNITED SPANISH WAR r , A vice-preside- Rooms in New Hotel BEST BARGAIN aici;m;s M n even-ini:- . Thui'-ul.x- v vice-preside- 1First Nighters After March 7th IT FRY R KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Ogden lodges of the Knights of Pythias and the Pythian Sisters observed the 63rd anniversary of the Governor George H. Dern's appoint- order, Monday evening with a special ment of Judge Valentine Gideon, of entertainment for the members with their families and friends, in the K. Ogden, to the supreme court, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of of P, hall on Grant avenue. Justice Joseph E. Frick, was received Samuel C. Powell, former county with much pleasure by the lawyers has been elected president of attorney, and residents of Ogden. When advised of his appointment Saturday the Young Mens Republican club of Weber county. The other new offinight, Judge Gideon was all smiles are Philip J. Dix, and said that it was mighty kind of cers D. R. Wheelwright, second the Governor. , H. A. Soderberg, treasurer and Judge Gideon was appointed to the L. A. Van Dyke was reelected secre supreme bench by the late Governor tary. The president was given auSimon Bamberger, in March 1917. He to apnoint the necessary comwas elected in 1918, and his term ex- thority mittees. pired on January, 1st, last He will serve out the term which will expire FORTY 'N EIGHT January 1st, 1929. J. Ray Ward, of Salt Lake and Spen cer S. Eccless, of Logan, addressed the members of "forty ll eight at PRESIDENT COOLI0GE SIGNS RADIO CONTROL DILL the American Legion club rooms Fri 1 dears Biggest Dance Event treot ! vy-fu.rt- mci-tim- the railrdu,!. V Smith. . 1 Gideon Appointed to Supreme Court ia O. H. f by M.iiv'lli.s r jp then, Tw 6 aub-ititu- te shown by the he started owned by he KM its monthly ftvuVt offiivs OGDEN ELKS' l.ODGE The unnual 49 party of the Ogden Elks' lodge was held in the home Monday evening, with a record attendance of the members and their ladies. The even, is one of the big yearly events which is confined solely to the membership. The net receipts of the affair are used for the charity fund of the lodge. The members of the Ogden lodge are very appreciative of the silk banner ) resented to them last week by the memlxership of Salt lwxke Lodge numlu-- 85. The banner is to be used in parades. It bears the words Ogden number 719, II. P. O. Elks. ad-L,t- Ogden Boy nai OF ENGINEERS At the Monday evening meeting of the Ogdm Chapter of the American Association of Engineers, Ora Bundy, a member of the governing board of the intermountain branch was the chief speaker. The meeting was helJ at the Jules Chocolate shop where sapper was served. A large number of numbers of the Associated Contractors association attended. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION orCfden. R,dy Warner, the wrestling fans at the auditorium Wednesday Sm frrHrpler. to use these tactics, the, wrestling same in Ogden ?! He showed by his work that L r Clean I 1926 Overland Touring Equipped ; only run 3700 miles; had special care ; looks and runs like new; reduced to $475.00 I 1925 Overland Six Sedan New paint; 5 new Royal cord balloons ; motor completely reconditioned ; inside finish very good ; a suitable family car for $795.00 Browning Auto Co. 2626 WASHINGTON AVENUE |