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Show m PEOPLE 50,000 IN OGDEN WITIHN 3 YEARS BUILD WITH OGDEN DURING 1927 AND TOLl'ME TIIEATltK-GUAM- S OGDEN, UTAH, FRIDAY, APRIL 22. 1927. Girl Scout Funds Arc Being Sought in Ogden Washington Ave. Owners Petition The drive for the collection of fund? on of the Girl Scout activities in Ogden for the coming year is now being carried on. Organfront total the izations of the city have donated to of rent Fifty per the fund and a personal canvass is between avenue, Washington being conducted in the city. The Girl Twenty-sixt- h and d Scout organization has a large camp in the peti-f- in South , Fork canyon where the memctl was represented busi-bers are taken for two weeks each the improvements in the to the during the summer. district, as was presented Comtommissioners by. board of city of the author moner Harmon Peery, on Monday --ovement, at the meeting referred was The petition afternoon. for tabulation and t City Engineer chamber of commerce has The lfpWt committee compowd of .ppointed a M. Nye. chairman; M. S. vted Citizens who elected Mayor George James II. Douglas to confer im- - E. Browning were accused of desertthe owners upon ,rith property ing him; juries who freed the liquor Bcored for accepting the Pm!tion asks the city to create, dealers were district aa above testimony of bootleggers, termed proIScified, for the resurfacing of the fessional liars' and members of the Saints church were called lEL removal of the sand stone Latter-da- y to in the law enforcement, aid upon center of the the wk, toand raisingbetter of regardless consequences by the drainage and bet provide and at the speakers Sunday afternoon was gutter. . It build new curb of the Weber stake quarterly meeting car company street understood the conference in the tabernacle. ni raise their tracks to the new Bishop Horace E. Garner said that ureL The White Way lighting cost he felt the people of Ogden who electvill be borne by the city. The prel- ed Mayor Browning had deserted him, . is and he is getting condemnation, ceniminary cost for the abutters sure and ridicule. He said: $16.00 per foot M He did not seek the office. We The property owners who signed the petition are! the following: Fred put him there, and have failed to supv Nye. First National Bank building, port him, and have left it to the other H. Ilar-- 1 element who have the paper to whine George S. Ecdes; William for their side. We say he is a crank, Patterson Adam M. a. Miller, D. and will ruin the town. company, by Adam Patterson, Jr.; and If manW. doing the right thing is living H. Peery estate, by H, Peery, to ruin the world, let us be going Hotel Bigelow S. M. Ecdes, ager; by doing what is right. If that Bank, Ben ruined company, Ogden State is the criterion we are going by, Jesus M. and J. D. Roberts, Oppman, Ralph Christ ruined the world, because lie H. g. Browning, by M. A. Browning, was to sin and wickedness. Golden Rule Mercantile Men opposed condemned Him, but He did not company, J. S. Lewis and company; quit. John H. Spargo company, Boyle Furnit'The bootlegger is a professional ure company, National Bank of Com- liar, and every word he utters on the But because of merce, Grand Opera House company, stand is a falsehood. William E. Newman, C. W. Cross, some technicality he is set free. Some Howell Investment company and Reese persons will accept the word of the Howell company, Malan Wheelwright professional liar in preference to the Investment company, George F. Cave, testimony of respectable citizens." David Mayor Browning said he wanted to Ecdes company, Hoxxocks Brothers, Minnoch Glass and Paint ask the aid of citizens in the enforceRosa ment of the law, regardless of the company, S. W. Badcon, Mrs. L. M. Jones, Sid- consequences. He said that in spite Kohn, H. S. Ensign, C. of the bad names, opposition and concompany, Stevens Implement ney demnation he will enforce the law so comW. Cross Estate, far as he sees his duty, and he would Parry pany, John K., Spiers, Joseph do-i- t regardless of what he sees in 'Masonic atate, A. R. Heywood estate, He said that if the elect print. C. Brown, secretary; a man and then sit idly by.people Fraternity, by J. his hands Sarah J. Brown company (Broom are tied. The mayor said he would hotel), by J. C. Brown, manager.. not the name of a person who divulge The signers represent 56J per cent him information on law violagave not counting the city street intersecttions. ions or 49.6 per cent of - the total .Other speakers spoke upon law enfrontage. forcement, and praised the mayor for the stand he had taken in the rigid performance of his duty. for the carrying For Improvements JJenty-secon- or W Home Products Week Will Be Observed In Ogden Next Week nd . To Complete Course At County Ili School Strong Products of the Praised for Law Enforcement Policy Ec-Ji- Fourteen More Days Hundred Graduates of State Race Meet Fourteen more days of racing will be given to the public at the Stale Fair ground. The progruni being offered the public this year under the Fifty-seve- n girls and 45 boys will management of William I'. Kync, is to on thnt offered western from equal tho Weber county high any graduate truck in United State. The last han- school, May 16, according to the andicaps of the meet will bring out some nouncement of Keith Wahl-quis- t, to Made Principal Local Consumers of the big platers that were at the Appeal Being of the school, this week. It Tiu Juana meet last winter. to Buy This City may be possible that about five or six names will be added to tho list Help Build Up Payrolls; Chamber of the final decision on the graduating class is received. Tho list of Commerce Committee to Merchants graduates is as follows: to Cooperate with Mark Rallif, Ward Barker, tawis trown, Harold Ilrown, Paul Bingham, "Whut Utah Makes, Makes Utah." foodstuff or furnishing goods. There Omer Burnett, Ihinald Campbell, Earl One of the clever slogan that ha This is the slogan that has been are stores in Ogden 'ragun, Milton Farr, Chester that have nation- been sent out by the forest service for tith Green, William Honing, Fronk, adopted by the Utah Manufacturers ally advertised products, because they Edwin the advertising of American Forest ialliday, Wendell Holmes, tavor association in the campaign to convey lannot sell Vleli made products, they to the people of the state that in buy- claim. One store man said that the week, April 24 to 30, i a suggested lyslop, Glen Jackson, taRue Linford, ing Utah products, it means the life leason he does not carry Utah made window card for the firms that sell lohn Mathews, Clyde Miller, Alma The card is suggest ed to Mortenson, of the state's industries. Next week overalls and shirta was because there kodaks. Nephi Manning, Bert Par-le- r, s home products week in Ogden, and were no calls for them. A competi- read : K if ford IWk, William Purdy. 'Take a kodak to the woods theres the message to the people of Ogden tor a few doors stated that he Alfred Randall, Therman Ritchie, a some to buy home products will be conveyed had found ready away and larger sales of always picture ahead, provided ini Russell, Clyde Roylunce, Albert y the displays of Utah made goods produets from a local manufacturing fool hasnt set it on tire. Prevent Uiurp, Thomas Shup'e, Floyd Stoker, n the windows of the merchants, who tirm than he did of any imported forest fires! People of the west know how true .0 Stoker, Howard Stallings, Victor lave donnted their windows to be used goods. nUive saying is. In the summer Shurlliff, Floyd Taylor, Howard Tay-o- r, the Utah y There has been a practice among manufacturers during the Fred Taylor, Ronald Taylor, n week. women of the city to purchase dresses they have seen the great havoc and West, Theti Olson, Jack Parker, The decision to launch home prod- and hats either in the eastern or damage that has been wrought by ucts week in Ogden for the six days coast cities. These women are the forest fires, started by the camp fire Mines Hamblin, Charles Chandler, beginning April 25 was reached at a wives of businoM men of the city left burning or the carelessness of 'loyd Itarrett, Raymond llinkle. meeting held at the Weber club Mon- who are strong advocates of buying throwing burning matches or live A Isabel! Alien, Bertha Agren, Bessie cigar or cigarette stubs into dry grass rave, Ella Bartholomew, Viola Bing-laday afternoon, which was attended b home products. Melba Bills, Mona Brown, E. II. Eardley, chairman of the Utah Full cooperation of the manufactur- or brush. The American Forest week, which Yvonne Brown, Been Carver, Eva Products commission; J. S. Early, sec- er, the retailer, and the aid of the is to Ih observed throughout the Unit- ('.lark, Eva retary of the Utah Manufacturer's as- consuming public, would soon put ed Crowther, Fern Cragun, States and Canada next week, has 'dna Charlton, sociation, both of Salt take, and J. Utah made produrta in every home Thelma De Yong, Viola Orson Douglas. JI. S. Anderson, James in the state. , We venture to say that for its primary object the conveying Frandsen, Viola Fiske, Dora Ferrin, H. Devine, president, and Jesse S. should every store in the state put of the message of conservation of nat- Anna Frnerer. Richards,, secretary, of the Ogden Utah products on the shelves, along- ural resources to the people. They Fern Garner, Mary Bell nyalop, chamber of commerce. Utah Products side the imported or nationally ad- must join with their respective gov- tacy Holmes, Jean iluband, Arville in ernments the of the preservation week has already been held in Salt vertised brands, the Utah goods Emma Jacobs, tailue Jenkins, Iooper, take City. would be taken. If the proprietors greatest natural resource of the coun- Zina Johns, Melba Keller, Virginia the forests. A splendid sentiment, that should and their clerks would suggest Utah try As part of the educational wbrk up- K night, Ruth Knight, Florence Mcfind a hearty response in the heart product to their customers, it would on the forest week, Mark Anderson, Farland, Martha Murrbrook, Margarof every loyal booster of this state, is mean greater sales. ita Myers, Althcra Montgomery, Lucil-l- e I shall do everything in my this: Incidences of the wives of the citys Utah chairman of American Forest in headOlsen, Erma Peterson, Winona Pewith week, the power to advance the cause of home leading merchants, 'who make two or quarters ofcooperation terson. the fourth in district industrythe great solver of the pros- more trips a year to California or the has issued pamphlets upon forest Viola Poulsen, Loreno Randell, Florperity question and I shall always eastern cities for the purchase of dealing with the importance of ence Randall, Annio Read, Viola Saunuy, when the price and quality are clothing and jewelry, are reported farts renewable of Utah. These ders, Thora Shupe, Vera Shaw, Maude equal, Utah made goods. I hnll do The merchants of the city, who are facts show resouicea that 95 per rent of the land Stallings, Myrle Stallings, Marie Stethis that the present payrolls may be advocating the patronizing of home in the state is not tillable and only phens, tala Taylor, Mabel Toone, increased and that new pavrolls may industry, should insist that members suitable for furests, grazing, water Fawn Tracy, Thora Wayment, Vilate be created, so that the present pros-- y of their own families must buy goods sheds, wild life and recreation. Marion Widdison, Melba state may not only be at home and not abroad. If the land is loafing, the report Widdison, maintained but increased during the If the wage earner of limited means adds, Koso, Ethel Gwilliam, Koyiance, Sybil Utah is the loser. Other facts Maurine Green and should patronize the general mail or Lucille McIntyre. year." the forest situation in Utah The sentiment embraced in the der houses, another great storm of regarding milabove is one the people of the state protest would be raised in the city says there are seven and should give serious consideration. If and state. If the wives and families lion acres of land in the state within the consumers would ask and insist of the merchants and manufacturers nationaltheforests. Utah national forests sup upon Utah made products when they of Ogden should continue to buy their sheds, water to 13.7 towns and cities, 1i make their Purchases, it would only clothes, hats and jewelry outside of ply irrigation projects and 36 water-powbe a short time before the onsumers the city and state, and the wage earnprojects. would find that Utah products wouM ers would take advantage of offers The livestock industry is the thin be on the shelves with other goods. of the mail order houses, how long largest in the state. About 90 per In each town of the state there are would the manufacturing plants of cent the sheep an the stores that do not carry any Utah the state be sustained and how large cattle ofis the feed for Revival of interest in the natural produced within the nations made goods, whether it is articles of would the payrolls be each month? forests. The forest service regulates gas and oil deposits, which have long the lime for ranging cattle upon the been considered in the Mound Fort Sees forest domains, riant life needs pro- district of the city, has stirred a numM. Massachumeet as many Republicans in the tection during the first few weeks of ber of people of the city to give a William Butler, of in order that the new leaves little closer attention to geological setts, chairman of the Republican na- west as was possible. He said he was growthhave a chance to manufacture formations in the district. A recent may local from with tional committee, conferred refraining discussing issues and and the vitality of the plant may survey of the formation as found in and state Republicans at Hotel Bige- candidates while on his western tour. food, low Monday morning. This confer- He expects to visit California and then be maintained. It is better to conserv- the land of the district is such as to ence was part of his tour of the west go through the northwest With him atively graze off the grass and weeds give more ,than passing interest in in the interests of the party. Here were William V. Hodges, of Denver, than let them dry up and become the matter. he was given the assurance that Utah Colo., national treasurer, and James fire menace. Recent excavations have disclosed Utah has much wild life, such as Ten dollars a day is the fee charged and the entire west is more strongly C. White, personal assistant to the a hard that substance, such aa animals, birds and fish, and this con would Indicateclay in Logan for a tent show during the Republican than before, because of chairman. the bottom of the lake an stilutes reland Upon the arrival of the party in the source. Theimportant public present past year, but the fee will be raised to the accomplishments of the of ago, and through thia a deposit game must have suitable ages good city, they were taken through Ogden 350.00 or 3100.00 a day, according to administration. The message which resembles a black grease has Fire vegetation. an destroys game the advices received at the city hall cheer was given bp Ernest Bamber- canyon and tiien back to the hotel for birds. Fish will thrive where there is been found. In some spots early resiin answer to a letter sent by the com- ger, national committeeman for Utah. the conference. He met many of the normal stream flow. dents of the district tell of spring! The chairman said that he was on state as well as Weber county RepubOut-domission who sought to secure informahas recreation grown to be from which natural gas came, and for securing information and licans. The Butler party left in the a tion relative to the charges made anottour of the life of the big part people of which could be lighted. Many of these to give it. He said he hoped to early afternoon for Salt take. . Utah and adjoining states, as well as springs have disappeared in the past for tent shows in other cities. the country in general, and the use year or since the sewer has been in Salt Lake City has no ordinance to of the national forests for this pur- operation. The springs were found cover tent shows" and the present pose is becoming more extensive each between Twelfth and Seventh ..street ordinance for a show or theatre apOGDEN'S LEADING ATTRACTIONS or theatre year. avenue to as far the to east of permanent plies only WEEK BEGINNING SATURDAY, APRIL 23 The application of scientific forestry west as Washington Grant avenue. Investigations concert halls. is converting acres of Local theatre men contend that the of the sand deposits are' now being EGYPTIAN ORPIIEUM v timber into thrifty, productive forests. made. men who have invested money hi OgSaturday Aesthetic, recreation and watershec Saturday den for theatres and pay thousands The recent operations in the district values are also carefully protected. VAUDEVILLE . . in Borden Olive PANTAGES should in taxes each of dollars year south of Salt take City, where oil A is a stagnant neglected forest and THE COUNTRY BEYOND" be protected from the tent shows, who have been reported, are in a forest. in Blue Monte should at least pay a license equal to Similar to the geological district The solution very of the timber William Boyd in problem "THE WOLFS CLOTHJNG" in is the north part of the formation not to the amount of taxes paid by a theatre. less use but to timber, pro"THE YANKEE CLIPPER" duce more. The fity commission still has uncity. t. Dorothy Mackill and Jack d of the forest lands in the der advisement an application for a Mulhall in AUCTIONEER" THE United States is within farm wood-lot- a. Ex-Artent show near the Ogden river bridge. ' "JUST ANOTHER BLONDE" my When the proposed ordinance to give was OGDEN y ' Under the permission for a tent show tent act, the PANTAGES VAUDEVILLE the federal government will furnish states ' and brought out at the meeting Saturday one-ha- lf the cost of raising and dis show paid only 350.00 for a license for "JEWELS OF DESIRE" FEATURE PICTURE tributing seedlings to farmers. The Snnday-Monda- y the entire year in 1926, and the refarmers secure the trees at half cost, Fred names in ceipts of the show were about 325,000. and the state reipibursed in full for "BLAZING DAYS" LYCEUM. its share in the cost of raising the trees. Major A. J. Mechin, former U. S. Saturday Conway Tearle and Agnes Ayers officer in three wars and of"ROUGH AND READY". Army in of the National guard, was found ficer Sunday "MORALS FOR MEN" dead in bed at a local hotel last Tues"MAN OF THE FOREST" L day forenoon. A four ounce bottle, Monday Jack Hoxie in which had contained chloroform, "THE KING ON MAIN -WESTERN WHIRLWIND" STREET" alongside a glass which had also contained whiskey. The body was reTuesday has COLONIAL office to moved Salt take City where the "WHAT FOOLS MEN" Ogdens free employment i reside. Saturday mans been opened at 2463 Grand avenue, family Wednesday -ACE OF ACTIONS" "ALOMA OF THE SOUTH" One of the most artistic automoand the people of Ogden who desire The manager went to the room ocSunday-Monda- y SEAS" bile salesrooms outside of the bus! cupied by Major Mechin shortly beto employe Ogden men for any nature -THE COAST OF FOLLY" ness of work can call the employment budistrict will be opened within i. fore noon on Tuesday, after repeated Thursday ens. Toes.- "MADE FOR LOVE" few days by K. S. Ricketson, who has calls for the man failed to gain rereau, telephone number 500 and who FLESH AND THE DEVIL" taken the Ogden agency for the Cadil- sponse. Dr, N. II. Savage, city physiFriday gage that help. . Men of Ogden to regre EAGLE Friday requested "THE BLUE lac and LaSalle cars. Tha new home cian, said, after an examination, that are unemployed -TIIE MAN WHO FOUND of these two cars will be in the Peery Major Mechin had been dead for sevister at the office. WHITE CITY GARDENS have II DISELF" Already many unemployedThere building at the corner of Twenty eral hours. is DANCING fifth street and Adams avenue.. been assisted at the office. Employes: of the Schramm-John-so- n any WEBER LITTLE The large storeroom in this buildEvery Tuesday, Thursday and always some one on duty to accept was drug store said the Major Mechin will be remodeled and part of the had purchased the chloroform Moncalls that come in. The telephone Saturday Nights ing THEATRE MounJack Passey's Greater installed without charge by the Robbuilding will be a store room. The day evening. Ho was said to have y Band tain States Telephone company. comspacious room at the rear of the large been in a normal state of mind when "ROLLING STONES" OPEN AIR DANCE FLOOR ert Dixon is chairman of the display room will be remodeled into he registered at the hotel. all next week an equipment store room for extra mittee having the office in charge. "THE RAINBOW" BERTHANA Major Mechin served in the United cars. n DANCING States army during the awardei has WOODMEN HALL in Rebellion and Boxer China Greek government The Every Wednesday war, the Saturday Experts from several countries wi and the World war. He was stationed Tonight a 327.000,000 contract to an American Nights unite in formulating plana for the at Fort Douglaa in Salt Lake for many MACCADEE DANCE Mailt by Olie Reeves Orchestra firm for draining and irrigation of electrification of Rumania on an ex years. The widow, son and daughter the Salonikl plain in order that more tensive scale. survive. grain can be raised. Mayor Browning -- NUMBER 20 and State and Protect the Forests Is Appeal Made in Assist; Utahs Manufacturers National Campaign ho-o- re Wil-jur- m, hard-heade- d, . Maus-Howel- ls Ug-ue- . - Ogden will have fire station number two upon the east bench before tje according to the sentiment expressed by the city commissioners at their Tuesday morning The matter of the bench meeting. station was brought to the attention of the commission by Mayor George E. rammer passes, Browning. The members of the commission decided to make a tour of inspection of the various sites for the suggested at an early date. One site ouggeated is upon the property owned Jointly by the city and the city school Nation adjoining the Folk school on avenue, between Twenty-sixt- h hoard, "k streets. The lot feet wide by 330 feet deep, and wld provide an excellent location for fire station, in the opinion of Mayor Twenty-sevent- h 132 unowmng. Commissioner Hannan Peery promoted photographs of mission styles of architecture for fire stations that Juld blend with the residences in at section. No action will be taken goo the matter of the plans for the ken M ted!'t Unt ono-ha- ' lf Interest Revived in er Utah Leaders For Tent Theatres or ng -- Sun.-Mon.-T- Thurs.-Fri.-Ss- One-thir- aL Clarke-McNar- . Berthana Gardens Will be Ready for the Summer Season Free Employment Office Support is is who J Isakson, hniu?trc?r the Berthana Roman j, south of the Washington avenue Sought in Ogden nS Gar-- ii to have Die contract nd the gardens ready for ni;t'pi2n3 opening next month. In inclement weather, the wda comff' th ?Bect te, VJn hav,L, otructure was carried few days of sunshine the work to shoot forward S?, with -- mushroom-like growth. ehcw entnce gate and adjoining nd rest rooms and the ell have completed and tdIa fo!nthe rtucco finish. The main of which riB he Poured within a week. The the place is Roman jCt!ure. Gothic is being closely adhered .fd work. The sunken SnV,1! Wlth beautiful orchestra hn gar-,hell.w- fii dance roantrj- - 001, rhetra be wh will direct the e mill lo be S?w T Place i being built C e comPnY who or-th- mannl. by tii the open air of that design in the nff p P.ca Pie, Old Gas Deposit in Mound Fort Region Build Fire RcpublicanNational Chairman Station Upon Bench Utah Cities Make During the Summer Big Charge as Fee City May n, Tuesday-Wednesd- Officer Is Found Dead in Bed In an Ogden Hotel ay - Ricketson to Open Auto Sales Room At 25th and Adams Thors.-Fri.-Sa- was-foun- Wed.-Thur- Friday-Saturda- , Spanish-Amer-ica- |