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Show . Friday, September THE OGDEN POST 2. t The Ogden Post AM) THKATKK-GRAM- Arthur Pederson Ferber S each Friday liy The I'lMtt Printing and Publishing company, 2420 Kieael avenue. W. P. EPPERSON. President. PuMiNhed school days Instructor in VIOLIN AND THEORY York Philharmonic Orufjostra; Former member cf the New Philharmonic Orchcsnu: Fac. Conductor of the Salt Lake Music Department of the University ulty Member of the of his Ogden studi j at the of Utah ; announces the opening Telephone 365 are near Editorial OGDEN CITY SHOULD HAVE HER PARK LANDS when that boy of yours goes back to his classes, he will want clothes on a par I with his classmates. this LA store, as never before, is ready to outfit, particularly with a fine suit, specially priced for this notable A 2320 Washington TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 and Sundays. Phone : Teaching days in Ogden Tuesdays Instructor in VOCAL CULTURE, COACHING AND PIANO Pupil of Sergei Singer and teacher of wide experience. Kate Estella Burr, Klabanky, Frede De Gabelde Ashforth, New York ; Mrs. A. L. Fox, Chicago ; Yvette Guilbert, Paris; Edmund J. Myers, Los AnSquire Coop, Madame Clawson, announces opening of studio at geles, it merely says for parks and There is no recreation purposes. reuson why Ogden City should not enter into possession of the property and use it as a wilderness park, a policy not unlike that adopted by the federal government in the Yellowstone National park. It is surprising that Governor Dern should treat Ogden City so shabbily in this matter. Ogden contributed materially to his election, and the parties who did so much to put him over should use their influence to have him execute a deed to the land. that it shall be used Ogden Conservatory of Music 2320 Washington Avenue I will give Private and Class Instructions High this winter. values $1575 n and effects, both singie-an- d three-butto- double-breaste- d styles; long trousers or short trousers, as you please, two of each or one of each in light or dark materials. the selection covers a wide range and will give excellent wear. and a social accomplishment. Classes for Babies, Juniors, and Adults. For better health, poise, - New Classes in Ballet, Character, an Ballroom Dancing. The school where correct dance principles are taught. Register September 15 and 16 Classes Open September By O. J. Stillwell Who is to handle your estate when you shall have depurted? You may choose your best friend or your nearest relative, if you make a will; but the shrewdest business men are more and more naming a trust company. PEACH DAY CELEBRATION V FREE PEACHES AAA AAA Friday and Saturday Mammoth Parade SEPT. AAA (All You Can Eat) Fruit Display Carnivals Auto Shows AAA ay Horse Races Vaudeville, Stunts Beautiful Dancing Girls Ruth Days Also Boxing Match I. A. I. American legion Card Convention AAA AAA September FREE WATERMELONS Sth-9t- h (Peach Harvest Will Be at Peak) BIG MOTORCYCLE HILL CLIMB LABOR DAY PINEVIEW HILL, OGDEN CANYON PUBLIC INVITED Le Crist School of Dancing HARLEY-DAVIDSO- N ATTENTION, 2320 (Ogdens Recognized School) Phone 796 Washington Aye. JStm 4 Why? The trustworthy friend or near relative may or may not have the ability to step into your place and efficiently conduct your business. He certainly has not the ability unless his successful business experience has been equal to your own. Not one relative in one hundred can qualify under this test. Even if the individual pns sessos all the qualifications, he may die or be incapacitated before your estate is settled. The trust company does not die; and it does possess the executive ability to handle your affairs; moreover. it is impartial and will proceed legally with a minimum expense to the estate. A trust company not only has the ability, the eperience and the legal advice at its command, but it Las the financial strength to advance funds when necesary to prevent loss to an estate. The fee of the trust company is fixed by law. The trust company is interested in winding up the affairs of the estate as soon as possible; and usually completes an administration in less time than is possibe with an individual executor. The wisdom of choosing a trust company as executor is exemplified in a large but heavily encumbered estate now being probated in the local courts which will yield some 6.10,1)00 in equities to the beirs as handled by a trust company but without the advancement of such large sums of money that no individual would hare done it, the entire estate would 4inve Wen lost in foreclosures. Many additional reasons occur to the thoughtful business man why a trust company will serve him best as an 5 FALL 4 MEETING OF THE NEW Lagoon Jockey Club Under Auspices of William P. Kyne AT THE BEAUTIFUL LAGOON MILE TRACK FOR 25 DAYS OR MORE Every Day .Except Sunday BEGINNING AUGUST 27 600 THOROUGHBRED 7-B- MOTORCYCLE SCHOOL BOYS! n Columbia and Big sale on Used Bicycles Bicycles. All sizes. Better values for less Money. Iver-Johnso- KAMMEYERS BIKE STORE No. 2 RACES DAILY-- 7 IG a ADMISSION, ONE DOLLAR, including parking space The first race Post Time on Saturday, September 3, (Lindbergh Day) will be First race Post Time Labor Day. September 5, will be 2:15 o'clock. 3 :30 oclock. ft r Supervised by Farmington Race Commission PARI-MUTUE- L Spanish War Vets to Hold Fall Meeting! First Harry A. Young camp number 2, United States War veterans, will moot Thursday, September 8. at the American Legion hall, according to I.. C. Meek, commander. From now on the camp will hold meetings twice a month. During the summer they held sessions but once a month. RUNNERS-6- 00 Ladies Free on Tuesdays and Fridays Come in and See the New 1928 17 I BOX ELDER COUNTY 0 g, I si.- ,'ijp ESTATE THE BEST? 9-1- character-buildin- m WHO WILL HANDLE MY Brigham City, Utah 796 Learn to Dance ed two- - County . cob-web- ed handsome models in at Weber 7 p. m. Registration Tuesday, September 6, 2 to1410-Phone J or Individual and Class Instruction. UNKF.IT. DILAPIDATED BUSINESS BUILDINGS There are few cities in the United States the size of Ogden where busi- ness property and rentals are so high. Notwithstanding this fact it would be hard to find a city of like size and im portance where so much business property presents such a dilapidated ap- pea ranee. A great majority of the business! houses along both sides of Washington avenue are in need of repaira and paint. There is a vast array of dirty front walls, dirty, upstairs windows and a general run down appearance. These buildings, all of them commanding a high rental, stand along side and between fine, nicely kept buildings, buildings which are a credit to the city. There is surely a lack of civic pride on the part of the owners of this type of property. The old resident has become so accustomed to this condi-ition that he fails to notice the minora- - s hie appearance of these buildings, but the stranger within our gates takes note and forms opinions accordingly. Residential Ogden presents a fine appearance with its neat, well kept homes, trees, lawns and flowers. Why cant the owners of business property become imbued with a like spirit of civic pride? Ogden will soon have a new white way which will be a credit to the city, but when completed the unkept business buildings look like a silk hosed woman in a dirty dress. r-v- '- 796 Miss Helen Thomas improve the property occasion. feature of Music Ogden Conservatory Avenue It is surprising that Ogden City should have trouble in securing a deed to cerluin lands in Weber county, conveyed to said city by an act of the legislature, passed March 12, 1925, md approved by Governor Dern, March 21, 1925. The bill whereby the land was given to the city was introduced by Representative J. Francis Fowles, representative from Weber county, in the sixteenth session of the Utah legislature. The land is fully described in the law, and the first section provides: That the governor be and he is hereby authorized to convey by deed, executed in the manner other deeds are executed, to Ogden City, a municipal corporation, the lands described in the law. The only provision in the law is: Said land to be used by Ogden City, a corporation, for parks and recreaThere is nothing in tion purposes. the law which says Ogden City shall I J Post Time Positively 2:40 p. m. SYSTEM TO BE USED William P. Kyne General Manager n. W. SEEGMILLER, Presiding Steward. PETER CLARK, Presiding Judge. Bamberger Race Special 2 p. m. Returns i Bunco lately after races i i ! f |
