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Show and ManuOgden's Domestic l facturing Water Supply Is Assured Ogden Have a Landing l iild frr New Air Mail Itoute AND YOLlMK it THEATHE-tJKAM- S 1 NUMBER CI)KN. UTAH, FRIDAY, (K TOREK 2S, 1927. FRANK FRANCIS AND A. The Pow er of The Post E. BECKER Mayoralty Nominees 1 rhas born s"nu voni plaint of L.ire the altern. . on daily that the rit record,,and the ei: their V' H,n ,a !Uc,"ra, " Lii'ing lo pubUh the ciu ni.ip h suf. firient number ofprerinrt imiew in it pub- hangs a tl!i nand thrt,, PRIMARY CHOICE E. Williams and Parley E. Richardson Win Out in Race; Mrs. Let-ti- e E. Manning and Mrs. Mary E. Farley Stage Close Contest; Record Vote for City Primary Fred Com-missionersh- Election excitement was best Tuesday when the local ip y,f,ar? published rnlimitvd Supply of Iron and ('mil. I'nlimitfd Supply of Copper. rnlimitod KUntric Energy Will bo Turned to Utah's Has 1,-tr- . Advantage; 000.00 Tons Unniinod Coal Wednesday iiMiiii!.;'. The tiip was mad. via speeial traM mi the Short Line railroad and left the Union depot ui 10 o'clock. Arriving at th. dam, which i located near the west of lhar River canyon, in Box jEid'-count), the party was taken in autos to a point no the canyon whore they were placed i'l charge of guides, ami walked to the dam. The guides explained in detail the engineering and const ruction features of the dam, the manner of working the intake gates of the irrigation canals which lake water i'nm the river at the dam. When the power enmpuny serum! the right to huild its dam and plant it entered into a emit rue t to build ami On-gu- th "J comniis-M- n the riij prcciuct service cost the c.t) over $709. At that primary the total vote cast was 7.51:,. inak. ing the advertising cost to the ci 0 INDUSTRIAL CITY i Fv?JXCUSP!i )a ,h And the at white Ogden Botarians OGDEN DESTINED Inspect the Great Cutler Power Plant rp The Ogiirn lnt:r.'iii!.s wiiv tin1 ef guests uf ,1. K. I'lT. Og,;-'the Utah Power :rul Light co".;i:my, on un exeiirsion to the Cutler il.im, - ii his 47 From the hanker, from tho local eapilalisl, and from the man in the street one repeatedly hears the remark: Ogden as a city, and Utah as a state, can never become a great manufacturing renter. The freight rates are against us and the markets maintain the hendgates and other ir' against us.'' This remark has been head works for the irrigation Canute made so often that it has become gosof the Utah-Idah- o irrigation canals pel in Utah. As a niuittor of furt it is ami maintain and operate the same not gospel, Ogden can and will befor an agreed consideration. This come a great manufacturing canter, tPycrs work has hern done in n most sub- aim Utah a a state will heeome a stantial manner apparently to the great manufacturing state. Already mutual advantage of the power and Utah is manufacturing and exporting sugar company. ast quantities at pig iron. Already the crest of the dani the Utah is iminufr.rturing large quanti- Gaining jJreat Beet Crop in purty was led to the power intake on I ties of east iron water pipe, hut he it I Spy that these enterprises the north side of the canyon where Bear River Valley the operation of the power plant was have not been finnneed by Utah peoexplained in considerable detail. From ple, nor are Utah people operating Steele 161. In company with W. H. Wattis, the crest of the dam the party was these enterprises. Utah people did The race for auditor was a o managing director of the taken down a series of stairs and not believe it could be done, but fort, .rf-affair between Mrs. Mary E. Sugar company, a 41 1 of ladder representative along side the great steel pipe unately for Utnh there were men out- Farley and Lettie E. Manning, the The Post visited the sugar factories which leads the water from the dam side of Utah who believed it could be former polling 3355, and the latter of the company at Garland and Brig-1ato the surge tank. This pipe is sup- done and have done it. 3336. Harry M. Wells, polled 1524. City Wednesday. Inspection was Utah produces millions of tons of ported on voncreto footers, is 18 feet The vote by districts appears on also made of beet fields in Bear the in diameter and 1320 feet in length. copper, but Utah people do not 7 in this issue of The page Post, and liver valley and farm crops in genThe surge tank is 81 feet in height this copper ran tie successfully the lint that was compiled in the eral. Eect was found lu be 45 feet in diameter. Two pen manufactured into wire and sheets digging and office of City Recorder Critchlow. well under way, and most of the storks 14 feet in diameter connect here in Utnh. However, it can bo done, folds were harvesting crops of good the surge tank with the turbines in ami men will dot it. Among the men tonnage. tin power house. din believe, and know, that Utah will Salt Lake City i1 At the factories there was every The power equipment consists of I become a great manufacturing state is ndication of a successful year. Heavy , Weber two 21,000 horsepower turbines con James M. Orr, general manager of he Utah Coal Producers association. ;onnage was being handled, and the nreted with two 15,000 kilowatt genIn a recent interview in Salt Lake sugar content was higher than it had erators. Salt Lake City has at last awakened een for years. Both the Garland and FRANK FRANCIS There are 3 banks of transformers; City, Mr. Orr said: to the importance of the Echo reservSrigham plants were showing a sugar Population today is moving west- one 25,000, one 12,000, one 6000 kw. oir, and at this late day, when all content of from 17 to 19 per cent, with Iward. With increased population come Tho total weight of each turbine is the water to be impounded has been an average well above 17 per cent. increased demands upon manufacturof each 175 the generatons; weight lubscribed for, is seeking to secure 'he sugar was found in such quaning. Utah containing practically all is 150 tuns. is Power tor genabout 10,000 acre-feof the water. At a tities that the extraction end of the e coal west of the erated at 6,000 volts, stepped up the known meeting held in Salt Lake City last ilants could not handle all the beets looms as the PittsContinental divide, transand the transformers, through Tuesday, immediately after the bids hat the batteries could send through, burgh of the west. mitted at 130,000 volts. for the construction of the reservoir t was the opinion of Mr. Wattis that in used lie stated that eoal ranks with food construction the Materials had been opened, the request for water f the sugar percentages held up, the 1)5 ind water as a necessity for sustain of the carloads; Lumber, plant: was made. At this meeting there were farmers would eventually get around 25 carloads; 'ng human life. Pructirttlly every conterra etc., cotta, brick, present representatives of the Weber 118.00 per ton for their beets. cermnt, 325 carloads; sand and grav- - I venience enjoyed by city dwellers ii River Water Users' association, the two plants were the I. 2025 carloads; steel and machinery, Wednesday provided by coal. Utah Conservation I company, officials sacking a total of 8,500 sacks of 112 carloads. During 1920, Mr. Orr slated, &87,- ..business - .Salt Lake .City. sugar. Jd Constructiorr quantities) Earth in j ooftysK) tons of coal were used to sup- A committee of six was authorized, embankments, 15,800 cubic yards; I oly this country with heat, light and three from Salt Lake City and three 0 rnrth and loose rock excavations, power. This represents 40 per cent from the Weber River Water Users Utah-Idah- o cubic yards; solid rock excava- of the eoal mined in the world durassociation, to work out the details be Issued Book tions, 31,900 cubic yards; total con- ing the year. Pennsylvania and West of the adjustments which may be necas large crete placed. 72,900 cubic yards. Virginia, only seven-eight- s essary. The Salt Lake members of The material items above listed, as Utah, and possessing unmined only y of the committee are great-with their In line policy Mayor C. Clarence as much eoal bs Utah, fur- with other miscellaneous materials Neslen, W. J. Halloran and J. F. Fitzpimproved directory service, The I nished 51 railruud loaded onto all if and per cent of this tonnage, supplies, atrick. The Weber representatives fountain States Telephone and TelI in and He time one ears at arranged that Utah, through predicted for will be named within the next plans day or egraph company announce e i rains placed end to end, would reach I possession of coal and iron, Utah-Idah- o busiso by A. P. of a 1;he publication Bigelow, president of the and I fares the same era of development to Salt take from City; Ogden Weber water users organization. The ness telephone directory. if all the mnlci ial i from excavation I that built Pittsburgh. Utahs progress first meeting of the committee is This directory will not supplant should also b loaded onto railroad I in this respect baa lieen considerably scheduled for next but the directory, telephone Saturday morning regular cars they would make another string I retarded as a result of California's io Ogden. I excessive oil will be an additional service furnishof cars eighty miles in length. supply. It is not at all clear how Salt ed free to every business telephone a box! the After j Jt estimated inspecting plant by the United Lake City can secure This states. any of this wat- subscriber in the two Hotel the by bureau luncheon, of mines prepared that Utah now er, now that it has all been subscribed new directory, which will be the first low. was served urdcr the direction possesses un mined, a total of 196,458,-o- f for. Effort was made to have Salt of its kind ever issued in the United Harry E. Beckett, manager of the I uoo.UOO tons of eoal. This represents City join with the irrigation States, will make its appearance soon hotel. Fred M. Nye presided as mas-- 1 Utah's wealth in coal as being . ten There companies of Davis and Weber coun- -, after the first of the year. ter of ceremonies at the luncheon, I times greater than the entire amount also the city of Ogden, and subs- will be approximately 101) sections a and introduced Manager Orr, who I com'umcd since the first white man cribe for sufficient water to insure section for each city. welcomed his guest and was followed I ai.t foot upon this continent. building of the project. I This they All cities will be alphabetically arALHKKT E. BECKER He predicted that the time is by D. C. Green, vice president and steadily refused to do, thinking, perbe will firms Power all business and Utah of the when Utahs coal will be of great-an- d ranged, manager png haps, that the reservoir would not be under the city in listed The ofL.r economic speech company. alphabetically Light importance to the state built. It is the opinion of The Post which located. Thus, every merchant, was full of information, I than ull of its other mineral products Green Mr. Davis and Weber county people manufacturer, jobber, retailer and prointeresting facts not only concerning If combined, should keep all the water they have fessional man will have at his finger his company and electrical energy, but I subscribed for. The time is not far ends a list of all business complete general lines showing why the along stant when it will be needed, not houses in the intermountain trade area. States of America was the City I' HllierS Consider United ly for irrigation, but for e. Each listing will give the firm name, most prosperous nation of the world. Were this community calle business, street address and telephone Tho remarks of the speaker were opan to furnish water for a great manuf- number. Approximately 20,000 copies timistic in the extreme and aroused acturing plant similar to the Pueblo, of this special business telephone dienthusiasm among the Rotar-Only routine matters engaged the Low bid for the contract to con- of which covered only one schedule oflereat Colorado, steel works (and there are to be supply will commission at yesterdays mcet- necessary I city rectory se of us who are fool .,n' to be- every business man in the states of struct the Echo reservoir and relo- the project, The other bids submitted la"a,n excursion enough on the went ling. Those have that such demand will be made II. W. Kohl Construction com- Utah and Idaho. cate the state highway and the tracks were: of los 1. The Utah Power & Light company, Angelos,- -schedule No. lwa:L long), every share of water avail Rdbert Anderson, E. R. Alton, U E. I in a communication to the commission. A general information section will of the Union Pacific Tailroad between h would be needed, of freight, Echo ne should also not forget that a contain a complete resume and Coalville was submitted by and long mail air amount of water from the Weber express, parcel post, rates as well as the Utah Construction company of Ogtelephone bids "w is to be turned into the Provo distance of Utah and Idaho showing rail den, it was discovered when the maps njw. and will eventually find its way facilities and other important trade in- were opened by the bureau of reclamathe Jordan river. The people The total formation. This special section will tion Tuesday afternoon. . . Dari and Weber counties were also contain indexes designed to aid bid of the Ogden company was $lj18r wp when they submitted to the 319.90. This bid was divided as foluser in quick reference. of this water, and they mus the lows: Relocation of the highway and trjnsfer L no While primarily designed to facil- railroad tracks, $386,9694)0, and con$501 ,1 33.40, IL T. Gee, C. S Gunnell. rt of the fire departments SJMgsiin, I The gain make the same mistake. G. I C. Dr. distance of long schedule No. 2 $1,371,811.40, total j A. Heti, activities during fire prevention week at Lake City needs more water itate the furnishing the of struction dam, $1,13150. will go IX A. Foley ot times more than 10,000 acre-ri- T telephone number service it w VlWM presented to the commission and In calling for bids the reclamation S1872,7'J4.K0; interthe in a stimulating way long an,l that great city should go two divided into the bureau project flow of trade throughout the jteld and get it It should have a department schedules, as indicated above. Schedarea. absolThe Fat water supply under its ule No. 1 included the relocation of ute control, and they can get it in unanimous apthe tracks and highway, and schedake region at the headwaters o: '' !? ule No. 2 the construction of the dam. proval. Provo, or by reservoirs on the Boys A petition from the Business and Contractors were allowed to bid on ' company, i & lfwP fiver. In the meantime the tenVen C II Thor" I Professional Woman, club, asking either schedule or both, and the bu- ana me wasawn uraaing In Loss to schedule No. l 5naw, u. m. Thow -- V:imn4i to vPte of the Weber river xvaterzhei reau on its specifications declared that both of Springvilie, R. D. Thomas, F J. Vicks, W. I that more patrolmen De R C 50 Adams 941 onlv of $445 d water be considered on both or ' jealously guard their A Williams, W. II. Wattis, F. E. Wil- - the residence district and that vacant prank by some un- bids will California schedule No 1 only, schedules. of the This has either considerable in resulted Whit,. L. B. riat ft-D.youths ,.98e.ii is to become a great city known ine Doar1a Greenband at 2585 Fow- been interpreted by contractors to comranv of Ogden schedule No 1 holder, B. petition met witn tneJacob to Young. loss will have need of more water mean that if a bid on one schedule is board and was reof the hose a approval The Fred J. Lochtroz, pushed Anderson. avenue. youths ler IGC8 KC5W and the Kaiser Pav-Cooper ten she can on and another lower is than ' Awater J on higher the get. W. turned B. Fuller. Salt Lake City; through the door, other bids, but that the total for the ing company of San rancisco sched- - I the health department for action. and the house was flooded, resulting two schedules 924 Barrett, 496 ule Harry Beckett, Mayor George I and No South-B.dbu low the is the The bid, hardwood to .ohmft'toH Ein considerable damage Browning. Frank Higgenbotham, rn safety department of thea streets Weber contractors the reau to the entire by may Pacific give project requested that william Iluckin s. V. E. Zupann. liar--1 floors and expensive carpets. the contractor with the low total, or c- - Dfly Erroll Collins, Eber Piers, light be installed at Twenty-nint- h 0,d Awards Displayec may rive him only the contract for matoriThii L. Herrington, Ogden; John G. U. street, between Reeves and Wall ave lum-l1schedule on which he is low bid of the materiaconsists nues. The matter was referred to the w-p- The Weber Man Held der and may award the contract on county commissioners - Young city engineer for report. eauthe other schedule to the contractor concrete, etc. The estimate made by Aw. The mayor presented a sketch and On Two RA1IROAD tifj Uieir. possession ANOTHER who is low bidder on that schedule. th Ectol 4the to b. rded f construction",? po'.Mtt' Tf that interpretation Is correct, it Held in $3000 bail for burglary and Jfair dam be A. A arGuthrie that who was may Co., of Portter c larceny, Virgil Thomas, avenue Wed- land, Ore., may get the contract for and cr ej rested at 2842 Lincoln steal- the construction of the dam, for the 'ftner nesday afternoon, is accused of after bid of that concern was $432,056.60 on it Anna Dieu, explaining that he from Falls via Strevel and Burley. Inves- voting "no, anser cup is merely in the ing a purse for was announced Tuesday night schedule No. 1, and $1,125,097.75 on architectural work ride automobile the an that and thought her tigations preliminary surveys e county for one year. taking schedule No. TH. The a Echo total of 2, entire also be on however, is let He should making project, 16. competitive basis. The charged have been going on for sometime. It timf September will be which on schedules teSieS?7 must Kwon It from two seen these to advertise for in second the authorized was including the in & Rio degree Grande Denver is said the mayor that warded to a county with burglary the bids and that were Guthrie submitted the figures This bids. Tuesday companys Interested complaint in the project, Western is complaint. Davis and Weber coun- - another diSFKP- each robbery in the Kam-me- bid on construction of the dam was construction of the Kama known and is this it that company has won this award one was issued for which occurred last week, some $6000 lower than the bid of the version canal, has been estimated by long looked to Southern Idano as an Sam What does your wife talk r store, hor-F- ir r the best tjp.,1, agricultural and he obtained goods Utah Construction company. is about? alleged it section wherein for its a increasing important Play at the Utah State Ten other bids were submitted, some About all the time. Ham to the value of $200. (Continued On Page Six.) freight business. vent per ufe. year the connnissiun ordered publication of the map once the Standard-Examinand The Ogden Post, at a total of approximately $215. The vote cast at the Tuesday primary was 8.G41, or approximate!) t cents per vote advertising cost. Irulv a good example of the pulling pow er of The Post. are almost SoAO to the good. primaries tie run off. The total vote cast as 8641, a record for a city primary. Out of the smoke of battle emerged Frank Francis, former mayor, with a kith vote of 2748, and Albert E. Becker, second high with 2246, as the city's candidates for mayor. Ora Bundy, William J. Rackham and Alexander E. Brewer followed in the order named. For commissioner, Fred E. Williams led the field in the commissionership nee, with Parley C. Richardson in Williams polled 2646 aecond position. Fred and Richardson polled 2319. King polled 617; Chris Flygare 593, Alf N. Larsen 576, Robert H. Hodge $72, N. 0. Ogden 473, David Mattson 445, William T. Pickett 440, Roy M. er vim-inhere- g" Utah-Idah- m he-llie- ve After - vf v River Water et high-grad- - Phone 76,-48- to one-four- th high-grad- Bige-tatal- es 1 Ie corn-gener- Bids Opened Tuesday For Echo Reservoir manu-wetur- Routine Problems ; 1 " .y inter-mounta- in Prank Results - Greenband Eu-Itens- en State Fair Vvhrsc1 1' Charges yt al Th,r..m. it& . fe |