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Show Happy New Year Happy New Year VOLUME I OGDEN, UTAH, FRIDAY, DECEMBER .10. 1927. NUMBER 56 National Wool Stock Experts Listed Among Officials Contract for Air BIG GAS SUPPLY Growers to Meet For Ogdens Annual Livestock Show Mail Is Given to TO BE OPENED BY IS ASSURED THE in Ogden Jan. 19 Utah Syndicate OGDEN'S Ninth Annual livestock 7 to Include LIVESTOCK SHOW MAYOR PEOPLE UTAH Show, January Ogden's 12, will among OF it officers and judges, scores of the men who rank among the leaders in the January is the big month for in the eleven western states industry. Prof. 11. II. Kildee of Ames, Iowa, is only one of the experts who Utah capital will finance the pro-the territorial wool clip. will judge the stock. Mr. Kildee will judge dairy cattle, a line in which there posed air mail line which will be cs- producing All Former Showings to. be Six Stric Sail Lake City and of the state association conven- are few better acquainted. tahlished between Salt Lake City ami The officers of the show are men of long standing in the industry. Many I Great Falls, Montana. There were Eclipsed by Exhibits This tions will be held the first of JanuTon ns as Far North as Ogden ; ary, preceding the annual guthering of them have had extensive experience in expositions. Secretary Jesse S. several bidders for the line, but the Prize Year; $15,000 Money of the National Woolgrowers Year of 192$ Promises Much Richards has just completed a trip to the Pacific International Livestock I bid of Alfred Frank, who represents in which ch state body is io where l'ori I ..mi, vcnreil ( the nr re wi Stock From flthorl aciation ing the Utah syndicate, received the to Utah; Many Firms Have unHf at 0gden January lu 2o and herds exhibited there. Practically all the herds entered of former Ogden on a bid of $2,475 per pound. to received information of a according Livestock Shows are entered again, and in addition are many others, thus Erjiest Dnmberger and group States; Show to Start Satur-I2- 1 at the Signed Up for Use of Fuel; offices of the national asso- are associated with one of the largest and most exclusive displays of stock in the tV1,, .n,,'n remising I ciation in this I Mr. 1 S com-Frank lie 1 7th J. the rrank in day Morning, January city. IlagenColumbia Steel Offers Plan enterprise. fat' barth of Idaho, president of the nato t ar' l,u,,Sr I?.'1'1 All Railroads are offering reduced rates to the Ogden Livestock Show. I tional, plans to attend all of the state ! r n 0 W,M ,avi a caP A partial list of officials follows: ,wul ' Thc year 1928 promises the dawn Ogden's ninth annual livestock show conventions which precede the nationI Superintendents and their departments: G. G. Adney, Pure Bred Beef I of n new era in the valley of the al. Will will get underway on Saturday, Janfill SlTUl. Roelirmf V'rntik M. D?8rf PnMla Mnrrav fiti.aim I For the past two Vrunmn-- 1 (Sr.nt Salt with' Vho convention dates are so ar- rtlon!QJ JSP uary 7, when President Charles II. pa The W. Reed Merl Cattle Section; .A Warmck, Section; Wen n tun has talk of piping there thi. .Salt mail years uin.. at ntal air take - City, Barton, Mayor Frank Francis and Ogtho den (Sty Commissioners Harmon W Peery and Fred E. Williams formally ns there open the show. The exposition, include propoai- ing the choice showings of livestock Salt Lake City, Rambouillet Sheep: Floyd T. Fox, Silvrrtnn, Oregon, I m. Butte at 2:10 p. m., Helena ntGon in Salt tako City, but it now from throughout the entire United particularly true in the Marshall, that the opposition has been of the Idaho and Utah associa- - Coarse and Middle Wool Sheep: Frank Bail, Ogden, Utah, Carloads Fat Cattle; 2:45 p. m. and Great Falls at : ::ir app.-irs- i State, will continue until the follow- case tion conventions, which precede im- - Charles Clayton, Ogden, Utah, Carload Feeder Cattle; Kenneth C. Ikeler, p. m. Southbound the air mail will overcome or is not be taken into 12. ing Thursday, January mediately the national meeting. The LQgan, Utah, F. W. Wilson, Reno, Nevada and George llalchton, Salt Lake leave Great Falls at 9:50 a. m. lie-- 1 consideration. It is said that work on Ample assurance that this show will reduced railroad fares this year will City, Individual Fat Steers and Heifers; C. S. Culp, Salt Lake City, Fat Sheep; lena at 10:25 a, m. Butte at 11.05 Ike pine line will be commenced at a. m i.0.,ltlllo at 1;2- - p I11( and an wrly date and pushed to comple- far eclipse any of the previous ehhi-bi- ts nable those coming from the north-- 1 Glen Whitlock, Grand Island, Nebraska, Fat Swine. I west arrive at Salt take City at 2:50 p. ni. Gn. is given by Secretary Jesse S. Auctioneer: Col. E. O. Walter, Filer, Idaho. through Pocatello, where the It is said that several of tho largIdaho 16 association meets M. Dee. Ogden is not mentioned as one of Dr. received Veterinarian: who Claude haa January Teporta Richards, est I the to manufacturing plants in Salt Lake air irla of the line, but the Charles II. Barton, Chairman; L. F. Whitlock, Executive Committee: stop over there to meet from twenty states and Canada of ai)d have been signed up to use the local City chamber of before commerce has the M. R. M. James S. II. continuing Richards, Frank DeVine, Jesse Hampton, jhe ahoaP Driggs, entries to compete for the 115,000 in to new The latest feature of the fuel. assurance The of PostUtah First Assistant association meets Charles Clayton, E. L. Van Meter. Ogden. s made public is to make General Glover preposition before that the 18, M. R. Ogden day Entertainment Committee: George S. Glen, Chairman; Hampton, n,at,jr January use of the waste ners in cattle, sheep ana hoedeoart-- ?i gas from the Colum- of call. convention opens, and Fred E. William, John Culley, E. E. Wright, AI Warden, E. E. Carr, Thomas It i: regular port l,c.a nt I I steel lrevo. seems that this assurance was given plant many --growers from other states are Lelie. jnenta. w H J asserted that w8 the after proposition had advertisement for bids was The show will be the third to be keen submitted to the officers of the published. was held in the new coliseum, which steel for the purchase, un- I midwinter meeting of the ugtlen has the support of Utah's ...ip a company completed for thu 1926 how, I long-icrcomraci, oi the gas is t, ?ona Woogrowerg. delegation in congress, and this to- now in connection with made and how embodies all the fine features I be held at Phoenix, January 9, and being with the fact that Ogden is the gether I coal at the plant. As of a stock. As for coking a place President Hagenbarth already is in of showplace the most important mail transfer such a contract would open a new in to exhibit, to entertain and to provide the southwest. Following the Phoenix the interinountnin region will source of revenue to the Columbia point comfort for all patrons it is not ex I gathering, Mr. Hagenbarth will surely receive consideration. How-being ser ceed to the Oregon Woolgrowers con-o"'"puny, the proposal was deciajLd ever, the iliumber of commerce has io,.b by any other stock show. With-- 1 it wa tonMUCIV, y agum taken the matter up with the a doubt, it is one of the Urgeat Yeatlon at Pendleton, Ore., January lHst office dojiartment. and a vigor- Aceordmg to one of tho reports rirnw th. in tamt plKM Tt ous campaign will Ini carried on until Monday, the Holly Engineering and final decision is made. Ogden, too, is displaying real en- - Yakima, January 11 and 12. The Supply company, which plans to build the Salt take to Wyoming pipe line, for the shojr. The city is I tana association meets at Great Falls, Trom the wel- - January 13 and 14. Many Montana visitor make to itself spreading souree come. The invitation to Spend your and Washington growers are likely to at Pocate the in con Idaho most one of houses the various business 8top. Probably important vacation in Ogden la items of current state interest is the eading cities, advertising week that a Utah man Kiards carrying samples of the California and rePort f gracious host to the largest crowd of been head of one of Utahs '928 auto license plates in has named have already I people yet to come to the show. been hefd. Both of the8e 5tateB most valuable assets. We refer to the d state and ulso in the I stamped out on the sheet steel before Quality in every department is the' however, will have large deleg'ations Promotion of L, F. Rains to the of tior coni the the enannd is applied. It ia refresh- of to i n WmthimMj.n the annual with manager acting in and general Utah. of the show, entry gathering to note that the plates are lo1 ,ut'ply Columbia Steel corporation. Lf ing of assured who has to St with many nationally already G ufactund from Utah pig iron. It isLulion atld mM Tr ,nt,ntlo,1 ,M ,0J,r'fent Greal arrangement th.rffldd. Hold I prSMruT.5;r,h&;Ul5h.uS note to thut are Open "8Hle 0an significant they be will in I fields, Ogden early next that in this respect the mow will sur I TpW TYiv vpys have proven that there are more and wuld examine Hie llolth- Little use is being made at present J exhibits brilliant most even the unmined iron tons billion of than five phis ' ore in our state. Such, however, is . of previous years. , 6 fin1liinf off cm.Pete.nt iew e.nl"eer,; 8r The policy of the officials of the v wkh nc'r almost I Pen beyond showit to operate theshow goiely chUrch building, the First Baptist our comprehension it to visualize the im- so church announces. that the public of mense future of the iron and steel for the educational purposes, and no entry fees are assessed against Ogden is again invited to Open industry in Utah. With the proper the output I House on New Year s day, next Sun- exhibitors. impetus, encouragement and working reduced to the finished product in 600 ton8 a day 10 ?00 ton8a The will Dead be Mayor, Ogden is program Utah will become a second California and resold to us at a profit All Railroads are offering reduced 8Pial, capital, I 5 o clock p. m., at which day. Recent completion of new coke given at in relation to the vast to California, with Utahns participatiPennsylvania the plant, it was explained. time the Immanuel Baptist choir, of I steel industry which can be built up. A. G. Fell, the first niuyor of Og-- 1 ovens at ng in none of the profits resulting 'A.' :, t0 nroduce on I under the commission form oil.. !1, SSH" I den cantata, om manufacture. The Columbia Steel corporation is LiW t: most sub-- 1 government, died at his home, 675 1, l irR r Many of the country PrPnariflBT WllPat if, .u fanHd bll.ndhy Dr. Adamof in it infancy, but has demonstrated d I The proposed pipe line from the houses were stantial Utah doubt of that organ-- 1 Twenty-fift- h street, onanist Wednesday banking beyond question near I at I l lumbia rendithe Ironton, wa Following royo, h,ladlphia. It with a smaller capital than is morning. under Mayor Fell's plant iron ore produces one of the world! US6 Ol I tion of the cantata light refreshment Salt take would be about forty-t- o finest grades of pig iron. It ha paid annually by the state of Utah I administration that tho artesian wa-- l he have her own raw material manu- - ter supply for Ogden was developed, I o miles in length, it was said. Along peoples further demonstrated, in dividend This hannened a lonir lone time r--unl" ,n he church young and the atway are a number or ilourlsningparlors, is fuctured into auto plates in another I and which ultimately proved one of I an it that checks, exceptionally The I the comuiunities, just as it naa been proto and back resold vei? state SeSnninTof her, greatest municipal artesian wutor I going invtm!?t hut I sell to gas to communities pov.ed We of Ogden have witnessed the supplies in Americu. endsn of the f,teaHily on for the the Christian Era. Within the crude dav veap ajro tne cvur-- v w8 industry, with added expansion the and infrom iron benefits furnaces The deceased was born in Cnnada, n.(,'lk industry great seated shelter. I I see a thronged by citizens of Ogden who creased production. Iron pipe is for years past. The Ogden Iron and for many years was connected fnrfrL wvomiSg the earthL f lMr I privilege, lteing successfully manufactured in Works is a manufacturing plant of with railroading. During hia pesd. tural gas ST avcdTthem8ele8 of this over e of twenty-fivUtah from Utah pig iron, and without prominence and one of the industries dmice in Ogden, he was a high oper- - . Among tho communities to the ,Thf .Imm.anue.1 if a of wiJri-h under SSSd SieT k,cfted re,ct!on ii doubt the time is not far distant which assists greatly in the citys pay- - Uting official in the service of the north, which, according to reported tSk at nsP m i?1"8 is kfMraW. Ukewhen steel refineries, rolling mills, and roll and citizenship. Would it not be Union Pacific and the Southern Fa-- a plans, will be served, are Farmington, l,Salt bI8n continued withrfectthm 8everal I r was other necessary steel manufacturing Sloman wonderful thing if the personnel of ciflc companies. Retiring from rail- - tayton, Bountiful and other towns. yer Presently the motion is difunntin BoJoist in the Westmins- therentralto finished incident IT to fine plant numbered ton to every roading he became a successful wool- the that equipment Belief that the Wyoming to Salt ued and, with an expression choir of Dayton, Ohio, and received gteel nroduct will be installed. one employed at the present? There I grower and engaged in banking and! Lake natural gas pipe line will stimu-i-s V another payroll builder in a similar I ot her business enterprises. Ilate activities in many industries dur- choir What iS our acainut aicniticant The .loiran, muTe stone .nd In OctolitT, 1870, he was married to ing the year ahead in this rity has pyra i nationally known, having toured Makes Utah Makes. far Mss Anna M. Geiger, of Irquois, ' aused interest in the undertakinglines. and numeroue J firmly (wninthat-Sfgardles88o- f Uvnited St&te and Wyoming Utah chilk who beyond with the following Canada, chautauqua engagements. Since com- - the good results accruing from Utahs drfn urvive hlm: Mra Carrie M Several business menstatedMonday ! slowly the grinding continues. ing to Salt Lake recently, Mrs. Slo-- $75,000 advertising fund-- the best of Ogden, Miss Winifred Fell, that they had received inquiries fromGillette, Leaving to the subconscious mind man has taken great pains in training and most lasting advertising that this adapted to the iron and ateel regime. theoppor0gden Mrg Gibert W. Lillie, of distant points concerning the simple process ox grinding, her I the Immanuel choir. The cantata I state receives comes from Utah-mad- e be opened when the fine to Added our Ed-that many may slogans, and Mrs. ialo tuqities Alto, California, . n thoughts go wandering, a smile ap- program is as follows: 0r products. We cite for we are living in anticipation of see- - ward E. Niehaus, of Berkeley, Cali-- 1 Krcat pife line undertaking is actuatpears as her eyes survey the small Prelude, instrumental, Mrs. Harry example: Snow-ka- p peas of the ing the following words emblazoned fornia. Five grandchildren also sur- - Uy under way. of meal to which she is not I Chapman; recitative, soprano, Be- - gan Canning company, Sego brand on our citys crest, Ogden, the Steel vjve Those who are not familiar with too frequently adding, and I fancy! hold, I Bring You Good Tidings,! milk, nr Utahs famous celery. Imag- Intermountain of the Country. City I vast industrial expansion brought the I a commiMion The be of .suitordered Louise Bratten; chorus, Hail the ine, if you can, various important thinking dty perhaps she may The time is not im distant whcnlgbie resolutions to be drafted, and re I shout in Indiana, Illinois and Ohio period not so long before, when her Hope of All the Ages; recitative, items of cast iron and steel going to possibilities 80ved that the flag be flown at halflthrough the use of natural gas can apparently wonderful and satisfactory tenor, Ye Shall Find the Babe, Ray the four corners of the world carry-meth- Utahns will awaken to the i grasp the importance of piping gas of a of the immense future I great iron from the city hall of grinding was done evea I Powers; duet, contralto and tenor, fag the imprint, Made in Utah. within our gates. There steel and into this great indus- valley. tuJ industry more slowly, by pounding the small I Hath Earth No Room for Thee? That lu. will not only a possibility but a When that time is over Utah wwroml fiLnloon night, and -capital pP:daV? kernels between flat stones. Thf 8ac I chorus? Ye Portals Swing; solo, future certainty! When that time arrives, trd plant, grew up at 2 be anxious be it remembered that those states achievement of her people nasi Mrs. W. R. Sloman and Ray Powers; I rives, Utah will be so favorably and and Utah capitalists to O. control of our gro.to.1 heH- added a spark of happiness and satis- - j tenor, Comfort Ye My People, (Hyde I Sf the stamped upon the brain 8 8 . I olbor faction to her work, and for a moment Reeder; chorus, Where Is lie, the I indelibly Idist church officiating, assisted adver-thZ e annual ,n?lara of an the that world v f.iili hut not the foregoing food for thought Rcv John E. Carvcr. interment athl!,Icd hUtah weary expression had almost van-- 1 Heavenly Shepherd?; solo, soprano, I tising fund will be no longer neces was firmly manufacture I the I New-Borand labor? Utah ished. n for Louise Star of the capital King, ary. Here in states. these in nstnblishcd Next Week: Livestock and Packing. It was in July of 1849, and the sail- - I Bratten; solo, baritone and quartet, j There are exhibited at this time will mains Utah the proposed gas from enroute Neath the Light of a Star, soloist, ing vessel Pharsalia, the to close in great proximity pass Boston via Cape Horn, anchored in J. W. Sell wood; quartet, Mrs. J. W. 111 coal measures, and when natural gas XldTHls ,'n the San Francisco bay. Among its Sellwood, Mrs. Selma Bloomfield, Ray! ILOUCllS ITqn(a fails the mains will be used to conn passengers was a stoat, rugged young I Powers, Harry Chapman; solo, vey gas manufactured at the mines. Austin So Child was name Little with tralto of thirty. His chorus, n unlimited supply of natural I inooi'Vith Sperry. He and his four friends were Sweetly Sleeping, soloist, Bernice The Ogden City budget for Salt Lake seems to be going about no raa the prophet is required to foretell . of At the Wor-1 O and city pro-tools chorus and meeting Lucas; I wa quartet, equipped with mining the city officially smoke by nusiance adopted the of abatement the of the Salt take valley; I . appomt-answerfuture for several months. They nad ship Him, quartet, Mrs. J. W. Sell-- 1 mission, Wednesday, recently North Davis county with and D. R. the im-- 1 Within 0dtn Commissioner Service in a Civil Reedway. west and led Pst practical the call of the wood, Dorothy Pearson, Clyde was built .o limit the tax w v . budget assured by the water The board. I from the few days coal companies operating to U miils, and does not include ap-- 1 thePErfio reservoir! now mediately started on their tramp some! er, Harry Chapman; obligato, Mrs. E. I Roberts,. resigned distance from Stockton, California,! V. Cornelius; postlude, Gloria, Mrs. resignation was accepted, and C. H. in Utah have organized the Smoke- - propriations for the new city park buildinfg of undor construction, and other restr-les- s I where a claim was located which they I Harry Chapman. Murphy, a local contractor, was ap- iI- I or r stadium. the to proposed and Fuel Voira possible on the head of the Og- propose company worked for some twenty-thre- e days. I The choir will be accompanied by I pointed. Mayor Browning and I de". "T'r- - wW for! " I and dollnr ,hi.i':!1,for million construct 2o missioner phut Flygare voting aye, this time each of the young several friends from Sait take. The " I C1 Thej men had panned $500 in gold, and I morning service of worship of the j Commissioner Peery voting nay. imolieleH fuel. of the production on iidevratlfl and cnrtr tS7motmtSSSii.n? c!ty., Stock-1 First Baptist church will be at the! Austin Sperry started back to Commissioner Peery explained that Devonian system, perfected by J B. and gutter. There was an increase. the ir)0o BWinii.M ton, with a view of getting into some-- 1 usual hour, 11 o'clock, and the Rev-- 1 he did not object to the appointment dawn' I I of less Utah. Prctn... speculative and perhaps I trend Arthur J. Hansen will speak on of Murphy, but. held that in courtesy thing U 'fo more permanent upon which to build. the subject, A Great Resolution for I to the incoming administration it I ly -o- rdin, to David H. Madsen. of H k of should have consideration in the applacer the New Year. During the early days d atate and 12;! f,8lV mining, Stockton was the central dis-- 1 Mayor Browning pointment. said that the fuel will not material- lowance of $500 for a city law library. .f -Commissioner Flygare, however, held IT change the .ppenenne, of the J. tributing point for the outlying camps Cnmv TTtnh The .bndgea there being a great deal of stag- that it was an appointment the presUinta, Iron, rant and heavy freighting to and from ent administration was charged with. CrODS the mines; in fact, the transportation! Beaver, Commissioner Roberts gave no rea- smokeless when used for fuel. The may be made, Rich, Sevier and Millard. The seaindustry in those days was second in proposed plant is to have sufficient weather bureau reports that son for his resignation. son in these 14 counties will end importance to mining itself. Large! I be state is and d capacity to supply fuel for Utah generally undep numbers of horses and mules were roast cities. The Salt take City com- Successful Duck to ly air over the state. Jaarjr115 in the work. In the year 1851, Pt of snow and that no damage The absence of duck sickness and been on mission will be asked to enact an have i livestock ci Domestic CJ.. a from has resulted s next crops I year ooon mill in a idea the conceived of Ctloses lack of severe weather were the the Sperry of showwill use the make which ordinance have full cattle and feed, range which would be ground the food con-- 1 wepk of abnormally cold weather- potent factors in the success of the It appears that northern Ltah will ed some shrinkage due to cold weath smokeless fuel compulsory. sumed by this stock, and incidentally,! in closes duck season, according to Mr. season duck conthe Whon small the and for herds fuel Smokeless flocks Most er. range I also to furnish Graham flour for the receive at least another week of close sen. Better feeding conditions were "the" a to will draw this rVturaVgas for year it large Utah another area however, have continued in fairl; At this time the entire wheat normal temperatures ascentered also instrumental in keeping ft lftrg duck successful shootingmost prob-lth- e smoke solve will anc consumer the feed of with over good shape, of high pressure is plenty i number of duck I in Utah. several for Utah in season I em In Salt Lake City and Utah. enjoyed Alberta, Canada, which will spill chil moisture. (Continued on page 8) wool-growe- rs 1 ts asso-Attrac- I e on. PMv-.it- ,1" nlin" 1 1 ' - I I I I Ari-bare- ly m pro-celle- d ut com. Mon-thuias- m Colum-auxilia- fr 1 . weuon I .. ry Baptists to rd Vpnra ..... i L . 1 -- to-ze- Man For 1 & STS rthe Se iS NeTwJ - nto'Tnd uil ...... PI". I I tr SS . " 3 Jf ; iSi Mi! K Si If 1 1 Utah-grow- Mor-mou- nd od -f ar-cess- I con-ma- corn-visio- ns he ed Com-Duri- ng . .nS;Lent' SSA tlm Lj f." tJ"rrcr.C.- i01 ... rlSMTiS! &&? 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