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Show ri H TV READERS! SUBSCRIBE TODAY! READERS! SriSSl'KIRi: TODAY! tHATEAU FRONT GAS COMPANY HORSE SHOW TO BEGINS WORK IS DEDICATED ASMEMORIAL Now Bids Asked Stadium OPEN TODAY AT OGDEN COLISEUM Issue Horn! bills i'ti th. $ii.iM'ii Iviii! Hu i rci'liiT. of u Ni-- ON BELT LINE i Are Held by Construction Crews Are at Work Local Impressive Rites Equine Exhibition PromOther and Building Intermediate PresLegionnaires ises to Outshine Any Previous Honin sure System; New Plant Will Organizations Affair of the Kind Held in the PioDead and Provide Soldier Uniform Pressure ering State; Large Entry List AsCereHold Over Entire Ogden System; neers; Veterans sures Spirited Competition in Cemeteries Old Mains to at be Many monies Replaced Various Classes Sr all wars were loved Jjanry at various Memorial day ex-aris- es yesterday. the Grand Army of the Veterans of war n and with their auxiliaries; Spanish-America- Srana Gold sur Mothers, the Service Star Veterans of Foreign Wars, Dis-lUVeterans of the World War all nited with Herman Baker post No. I of the American Legion and the miliary in making the day a truly Le-rio- n. td wmorable one. lasting .memorial that will bring the sacrifice and noble deeds A mind to the heros of all wars and of the euiy pioneers each day to those who pm by was unveiled and dedicated tf the Legion chateau at noon. The 222nd artillery band played MThe Star of Banner," and glowing tributes to the memory of all en were given by all who took part The colors of all the program. Spzngled ce organizations were service heal front of the memorial d in the ceremonies. masse- during James A. Howell, in an eloquent address, reviewed the ideals of the American people that prompted them to engage in the various wars it which the country has taken part, and lauded the equally heroic pioneers ho blazed their way across the plainr, od settled this country. Brief remarks were made by Xayor Frank Francis on behalf of Comrade inter-mounta- in - City; P. H. Mulcahy, representi- Ogden ng the chamber of commerce; Stratford, chairman of the F. W. Weber commission, who was instrumental in assisting in building the memorial, and by Rev. D. L. Hughes (presenting the G. A. R. The memorial, itself, consists of the ze statue of an American soldier, !ng his steel helmet by his aide th one hand and grasping his rifle the other. It typifies the citizen ier more than the valor of arms, was pointed out by Judge Howell, a large panel beneath the statue four bronze two tablets, ones on either aide and two Mller ones in the center. The tablet toe left reads thus: eoonty DEDICATED THE EVERLASTING GLORY OF THE PATRIOTIC MEN AND WOMEN OF WEBER COUNTY "HO SERVED OUR COUNTRY IN ALL THE WARS WHICH WE HAVE ENGAGED AND THUS PROVED EIR HEROIC DEVOTION TO THE CAUSE OF FREEDOM AND JUSTICE K.fentei: at the top is an en-- TO wl insignia of the bronze button, which all world war reu,entitlod to wear. Below tablet which reads: IN WAR IN PEACE ..THEY SERVED tablet on the right is a tribute pioneers of Weber county: V,! 10 dedicated PERSlUAL remembrance TOTHE PIONEER pATHRS and mothers of EBER COUNTY H0 BLAZED THE TRAIL RTO tuk CIvilizatin MOUNTAIN VALLEY; TRANSFORMED IT er w-i- r fui-nir- r . udvi-rtiM'- Ex-Servi- ce their comrads ones and by a grateful i.-f- r dydi-italk'd for by tin afti-iuiuiMin Wcdiii-sday- , my bid-iiircling all In. the r.' iv rail fur bids, i:i tins !'Uo tif The Post, it is pointed out 'Lt! the bond issue will he ha.ked y Ogden City, the city lunid nf ctkiru! ion, the eounty hoard of cdu-- t .lion, and by Weber eullege. It is also pointed out that the i Oar heroic dead of fittingly honored by Cars, Tours, Cash to Be Given to Club Workers In Booster Campaign for Everybody Invited to Enter The Ogden Posts Big Help Yourself Travel Club Campaign to Run Six and One-HaShort Weeks I issue does not heemne a geii-i-i- al lf obligation of the city, but tint i'aynienl of the bonds is to be Made out of a special fund to be WEDNESDAY, .JUNE .V.JULY 20! Mark Him- - dates on your Monday morning two crews of more aied for that iii a Wth the finest of spefancy calendar- - anything to help you mmmbrr tliem, for they mark purMsc by than one hundred men began work on a. Mle horses ever aemliled in any cial ordinance. the belt line of the city plant of the t!u openin'; and closing dates of one of the most unusual and in the region.' Ogden Gas company. Officials of the city show fourth anneal horse Ogdon's interesting exents in the newspaper history of this section. In company told a Post representative in the eoliemn at 2 p. nt. that another gang will be put to work opens fact, the dates hold opportunity for every man, woman and young The official entry t, including the Visiting next Monday morning and that the in teams draft the that will take part To He work will be pushed with all possible person in this entire eommunity. numbers almost one pulling eonlests, speed. hundred Stop-Ove- rs We know that most of our readers are more or less familiar The location of the belt line is as bloods horses, reprtsenting the blue of the equine kingdom of this follows: Twenty-thir- d street east to section of the country. with prize contests frequently employed ly newspapers and other Madison, south from Madison to will The afternoon's Shrine club. nsMsied by organizations, hut never before in the newspaper history in this Ogden Friday Twenty-sevent- h street, thence to Jef- consist of the judging ofprogram the remount a special ommittee from the Ogden Jefferson to Thirtieth ferson, along cr.lts, and the pulling contests in three chamber of commerce, will Ik hosts section lias there been such a broad and liberal plan offered as street, west on Thirtieth street to Wall classes of draft teams, (.'ash prizes today, Saturday and Sunday (u five THE OGDEN POST is now placing before the people of this comavenue, thence north to Seventeenth to $270 are offered for the delegations of Shriller amounting passing street. To provide uniform pressure second und tlnrd prize winners through the city on their way to the munity through the medium of its Help Yourself Travel Uluh. for domestic users, sixteen regulating first, in contest-!in these National Shriners convention in I.os The Heretofore all prize offers have been made with what amountstations are provided, and no indus- the. colt show will receive champion a beautiful Argcles June I, 5, ai.d U. trial consumers will be served from silver coffee set, offered through the Zaiimrah Temple d( legates from ed to take it or leave it written across the face; in other words, the belt line. This is the latest in of Colonel Frederick Jorgencourtesy novation in city plant construction und son. president of the Reserve Officers' f'inainghii m, Alabama, number 175 the winner was not allowed any choice? ly taking this prize or "'ll he the first visitors, arriving at that the most efficient from the stand- association of the state. prize. 2 :,0 p. m. this ufti'nioon. of consumer. Domestic the They will point 8 p. m. the night horse be at Promptly t no Union the at ami station taken service will be controlled by the regu- show Under the new Help Yourself Travel (1111) plan the workers prop.!- will commence. fi t a ride up Ogden canyon mid then lators and the industrial consumption The programnurnbe artilan will be opening have the privilege of taking their pay in either of four ways, the back to their train. will be handled direct from the belt lery stake driving exhibition featur- diirctly line. Area Temple delegates from Rich last being to take the cash equivalent. ing two six horse teams, drawing a Company officials have announced und caisson, maneuvering umiij, and the Kurin Temple ili legate. gun Automobile, Furniture, Travel, Cash an ambitious program for domestic between stakes set slightly farther from Konoko, Virginia, numbering 25 Take the first nr grand capital prize consumers. The present small mains apart than the width of the carriage. ue traveling together and will arrive 108 Get Diplomas for instance. The winner of first will be torn up and will be replaced The first class of tlie show will be the in Ogden Saturday nmniing at 8 a. in., honors in this ctunpnign will be alwith larger lines. All the old mains childrens Shetland pony class in which end will be taken mound the city and Commencemelit; lowed to choose between the Ix'uutiful, that will be used that are in need of poniej not over 10 inches high are K'Ven a luncheon at the Hermitage brand new P.2!t Growth Seen repair will be put in first class condi- permissible and they must be ridden hotel in Ogden canyon at noon. They Model 7UB, Scdnn, comtion. with six wire wheels, by children under nine years of age. v. ill proceed on their journey at 2 p pletely equipped The new construction will consist Future plan for the extensive lire uiul The second class is the ladies sad- in e tubes, bumpers, uinl development of Weber col- flunk and other of welded steel pipe, and replacements dle horse walk, trot and canter class. growth A purchased large delegation of Montana will be made with cast iron pipe with Seventeen entries will perform in this were outlined by President Aaron from the Browning automobile comShriners will lie met at the station lege W. exercommencement nt Dresser couplings. the Tracy class and it will be one of the most where official and which is on display in their pany will ex be greetings cises Wednesday evening where lthl rliow rooms, valued nt Construction work is in charge of attractive demonstrations of the ex- tended comreceived diplomas, the plete suite of furniture,$1,550.00; S. A. Hobson, superintendent, with U. hibition. Class three will be the light mit an as their schedule dims not per- graduates to sufficient extended S. Porterfield as foreman of Gang No. weight polo ponies, to be shown under lergeht class in the history of the col- furnish five or more rooms, of your An early morning breakfast will be li ge. 1. Hobson has made an enviable rec- saddle, the rider to be in polo uniform own choice from the stock of Boylo Dr. Joseph F. Merrill, 1 I). S. Furniture ord in gas plant construction before and carying polo stick. A fourth class served Sunday morning at the Hermicompany, amounting to coming to Utah and also since coming is the owners class in which horses tage hotel in Ogden canyon for 150 church commissioner, delivered the ad- $1,550.00; a trip of very interesting legates from the Tangier Temple in dress to the graduate and admonish- itinerary on whieh you can see the here, according to officials. Porter- competing must he ridden by thcii di Omaha. The group will arrive in Og- ed them to keep a firm belief in God, wonders field set one of the best records ever bona fide owners. of the world, or tukc the rash ut 5:20 a. m., and leave again nt pointing out that the only true happi-ner- s made in the history of Buch constructhe owners class comes den of the cost of the Willys-Knigequivalent Following m. 9 a. comes to the human heart tion when, under his leadership, his the polo bending raee, which is one to this paper. thousand of the most thrilling events of the crew put in over fifty-tw- o The second prize in our campaign It is anticipated by members of the through right living. feet of pipe at Bountiful in less than evening. The ponies are run through local club that a huger number of President Thomas E. McKay of the is your choice between the new, Punline coach, completely a series of stakes at full speed and are delegation will stop off in Ogden on hoard of directors of the college pre;hirty days. If the work progresses as rapidly judged on the time they make. They their return east from the convention. sented the diplomas. Musical selec- equipped, retail value $985.00, for sale as gas company officials predict, the must not come in contact with any of The committee in charge of arrange- tions were rendered by Lester G. mu! displayed Ly the .audio Motor streets of Ogden will soon be over- the stakes. The ladies and gentle- ments is as follows: J. Walter Filing-so- Hinclicliff, piano; Cleonc Rich Ecclci? company; a commercial flyrun with tractors, ditchers, generator mens pairs, which is'the sixth class James F. Orr, Fred 0. and Mary Fisher, violin duet; and Lil ing course whieh will qualify you for chairman; a pilot's license. The course of in.rucks; compressor plants and a myr-a- d will present one of the most beauti- Smith, A. I. Iligelow, O. - Becker, ban Eastman, vocal solo. of other construction vehicles. struction will be given you right hero ful exhibitions of the evening. In this Albert K. Becker, K. E. Wright, Fred at home at the Ogden airport, hy the vlass a lady and gentleman ride to-- O. Gentsch, I)r. Geo. A. Dickson, F. Miss Grace Nelson Union Pacific Airways, Inc., largest tlier on well matched saddle horses. F. Gunn, P. II. Mulcahy, II. I. Iverdiand best equipped aviation school in son, Ralph D. Roberts, Con E. Bohn, They are to perform as the judges Utah. This school specializes in sturect and unity of performance, size George S. Glen, Dr. S. W. Badeon. B. Concert dent training. and conformation are the characteris- J. Finch. II. M. Rowe, W. F. Nantker, Only expert pilots, on licensed by the United States departtics upon which the winners will be Dr. S. W. Wherry. Miss Grace Nelson, talented Ogden ment of commerce, flying government determined. who won state and contralto novice enlictnsed airplanes, are employed as the is aviation class seventh await The Thrills galore Twelve i the five gaitod class elihonor in the recent vocal instructors. Technical training in thusiasts at the Ogden airport Sun- hunters in which the entries will come gible to both Brim-lal- l, lady and gentleman rid- contest conducted by the National mctcreolugy, navigation, theory of and be time a Dean one at the into announced is by it ring day, three ers. This class will be well filled and Federation of Muic clubs, will leave flight, aviation rules, aviation engines president of Union Pacific Air- made to perform over jumps of rome of the highest priced saddlers Monday for Boston to compete in the and the like. Licensed tonumber feet high. The closing pilots flying ways, Inc. Two professional paraever brought into the state will be seen national finals, it is announced by Miss mail planes make as much as $l,00:i.(;0 musical will ladies is the Los Angeles chute jumpers from nights program most in action. The trophy which goes to Ellen Thomas. Miss Nelson will In per month. There is a big demand for eap from fast moving planes out into chair ride. This is one inof thesaddle 'he winner in the five gaited class exaccompanied cast by Mr. E. K. the pilols. and Flyers are present-da- y early thrilling games played ,hin air in the afternoon most coveted prize offered at any state and the presiwhen and The plorers regular two pioneers. is and interesting These performers, especially evening. hoi be show. Class thirteen is for open dent of the association. tuition cost of this course fs $1,000.00. Whitey Noelte, George Cook, per- riders are ladies. will be followed by the A special concert to assist Miss Nel Gome on, men, here is your opportunand ''imners colt remount races m. a 9 a. at air national formed daily at the Saturday musical chair ride. son on her trip has been arranged for ity to get into the flying game. The n Los Angeles last fall, and are pre- inspection will be held at which Capt. gentlemens Remount Saturday evening at the Ogden taber two other options on the second prize to the of the the be will head show visitors D. S. Robertson, The feature of the pared to give local will in- championship class in which the first node et 8:30 p. m. Miss Nelson will are a tour of your own selection to at division, in this thrills sAfociation some Sunday real airport render her contest selections, and local Europe or elsewhere equal to the cash 3:00 and 6:00 p. m. spect the entries and make several prize winners in all the classes for artists haw gladly consented to con- cost of the car to this paper, or you the will for have both airmen specially purchases. The daring compete evenings the tribute to alof the program in order to ns can take the cash in finals At 2 p. m. Saturday the constructed parachutes for high grand silver trophy, which will be ist Miss Nelson. Mr. Royal Eccles, cost of the Pontiac toequivalent be this will contest paper. 32 feet. show. of the horse pulling titudes with a spread awarded to the host horse in the Mrs. Avon .Smart and Mrs. W. J. The third prize in our campaign is Mr. Brimhall also announced that staged. The winners in the three Horses competing for this trophy will will a trio, awarded comprising string be will your monoopportunity to electrify your contest cabin classes in this lie considered in respect to their standa large five passenger n rider several selections, and Mrs. kitchen with a $ uilSi 000, team compulling his the and ordered that addlo been horse silver has by in the class of trophies plane Carrie Browning Olson will give a Frigidaire, Electric Refrigeration, with their ing pany, and will be delivered at the air- the most in accordance the cham- they represent. number. piano at the Ogden Electric comdisplayed be This will weeks. two plane weight pronounced Kenport in about music Prominent are of how the solo flying course, a Ogden for patrons The pany; show. Whirljudges will have a 300 horse power pion pulling team of the and who are onxoring the concert are ax valued at $300.00, and $50.00 in cash, beof Utah, C. Thaler Logan, neth two for wind motor, and is arranged Saturday evenings performance will Charles OklaMayor and Mrs. Frank Fran- instructions given by the Union PaCupp of Oklahoma City, had follows: pilots, if necessary, and four passen- gins at 8 p. m. The first number Mr. and Mrs. .Thomas K. McKay, cific Airways, Inc., at the Ogden airhave men cis, these of exhibihoma. Both stake driving be the artillery gers or one pilot and five passengers. in junking Mr. and Mrs. It. B. Porter, Mrs. V. port ; a tour of your own choosing, or The new plane will make four li- tion. Following this drill will come considerable experience that Arthur Wright, Mrs. John Cullcy, the cash cost of the Frigidaire to this is it and horse expected which shows in Union class censed machines owned by the the parent and child the state president of Womens clubs; Mr. paper. with meet will Pacific Airways, Inc., it was stated, two riders, a parent ard child between their decisions sod Mrs. S. G. Dye, Mr. and Mrs. S. this The fourth prize is your choice beat year those 'avor of of nine compting and places the local company in first and a child between the ages Mr. V. Mrs. and Edward tween a Ilotpoint Automatic Electric Prows, Ogden exhibition. class position for conducting a thor- ar.d fourteen yeai will compete. Class Mr. Mrs. nnd all white porcelain enamel with Chambers, Georgo to range, reis ough flying school, as the latest in- nine is the childrens class, eligible Mr. and Mrs. V. II. Shearman, black striping and polished nickel The advance sale of box seats years. fouitcen of licenses those under the age quirements for transport Mr. and Mrs. Albert Foulger, Mr. and trimming. The de luxe features incomes very satisfactory to the clude 10 hours solo Hying in a cabin Following the children's class comar.d we anticipate that the Mrs. Henry W. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. clude salt, pepper, sugar and flour narge will the heavy weight polo ponies plane. J. Iiryon Barton, Mr. Albert J. Powell, shakers, electric light, clock, enamel mirth annual Ogden horse show Two licensed pilots, V. J. Carter and peting for The Ogden Post cup. The be acclaimed the best yet held in this Mr. Ivxtcr J. II inchcliff, Mr. Sam W. finished cooking chart, utility comsaddle s Ernie Longbrake are in the employ next class i3 the gentlemen Whitlock, chairman AVhitaker, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel G. partment drawer, the retail F. L. value bestated ity, of Mr. Brimhall's company, and have a horse walk, trot and canter class, and manager ox Martin, Mrs. Georgcnia Marriott, Mr. ing $218.00, for sale and displayed by the of enromqiittoe thorough course of training mapped which carries one cf the largest and Mrs. J. E. Cave, Mrs. Bernice Ty the Utah Power & Light company, or fr.rmrr Ocrden horse shows, out for student flyers, it was stated. tries of the show. ree, representing the Sempre Musical a $250.00 Electrolux Servel Gas ReNight flying can also be accomplished society; Mrs. Ronald Reserve, repre- frigerator, an innovation in refrigerat the Ogden airport with the instalsenting Phi Karpa Mu; Miss Mona ation, using gas instead of electricity, lation of a lighting system. Smith, representing MacDowell En for sale and on display at the Ogden Office Evenings senible Open society; and Mrs. Nondus Hun- Gas company, or the winner of this PROMISE Campaign INTO A LAND OF the of ter award can take the cash equivalent Song society. TO GAVE THUS AND of the cost of the Ilotpoint Electric The at call to unable who are ALL SUCCEEDING GENERATIONS those convenience of the For to this newspaper. range will INHERITANCE A LASTING . M. I. A. office during the day, the office The fifth prize is a $175.00 Console Cgdcn I ast campaign Those who bore arms in the service bunda) Model Philco electric radio, complete Meet remain oen from 7 to 9 oclock every night (except of our country lived again the long, with 5th. June tubes, ready to operate in your wet Wednesday, nights cold, the tireless marches, up to and including home, The purchased from J. G. Read A battle. and the din and gore of dancers and dra- Bros. Co., or the cash cost of the radio orators, Singers, on here earned who brave hearts matists, representing L. D. S. Mutual to this newspaper. IILLl YOURSELF TRAVEL CLUB at home lived again the anxious hours The sixth prize is a set of Improvement associations from nine of anguish, and the sleepless nights diwill hold Gcrham stakes their Princess lovsilverware, surrounding sterling their word from TOST OGDEN for ever waiting THE visional contests in Ogden Friday eve Patricia pattern, retail value $175.00, ed ones on far off battle fields. 2128 Kicsil Avenue at various places throughout the lor sale and displayed by the J. S. Ining 363 Ihone The bereaved ones were signally liv-(- ( !city. (Continued on Page Two.) the honored above all others they iiiUT-niniiiita- m Shriners Entertained During li-- . - 73-mi- n. at Weber Future Willys-Knigh- De-Lu- xe t, high-grad- stop-ove- r. ht 50-ho- ur n, I- gt Parachute Jumpers Leaving for Boston; Promise Thrills at Sunday Airport Saturday inter-mountai- I-t- Corf-man- n, Ilill-r.Lran- t, 10-ho- ur BILL BOOSTER SAYS: YOUR. 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