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Show Friday. JniT THE OGDEN POST 8 Shurtliff Services Comedy Team Frames Utah Poultrymen Receive $3,000,000 Held Hej-- Wednesday Own Laugh Lines From Weber County Are Attending University Twenty-Nin- e e Over $3,000,000 were received by Work in front of a camera or beBeehive state farmers for commercial difhind the footlights is not the most eggs shipped from Utah to far eastUpon the recommendation of Mayor I Twenty-nin- e atudenta from Weber ficult performed by comedians. Orm Bundy, Thomas A. Nerden, 3085 county are attending aummer school Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey, ern markets during the six months Lincoln avenue, was granted a free li- 'at the University of Utah. All of featured comedians in RKOs produc- ending June 30, 1930, as compared cense to peddle kindling wood from a these but one are from Ogden. tion of The Cuckoos," at the Egyp- with about $1,700,000 for the same pehand wagon for the period of six Those registered from Ogden an tian theatre, starting Saturday, are riod last year. The increase is nearly one hundred per cent. months. Mr. Nerden is CO years of iZelt Ballinger, Margaret Berrett, responsible for this statement. Kies Forup, Lucille Bryant, Sarah age. Such were the findings of the semiThe success of funmakers depends Funeral Sprays, Baskets and Dr Alice Burton, Anna Carruth. Sherman more on how well they work up their annual volume report of the Utah signs, any price from SI up. Why pay Couch, Ethel Doxey, Belva Fluckinger, gags and wisecracks, they say. It is Poultry Producers Cooperative Asmore? Weber Floral, 740 28th street. June Marcelle lleiner, Estelle easy to walk out in front of an au- sociation, released recently by Clyde 410. ad r. lands, Viola M. Jensen, Hazel Layne, dience or camera and act funny, G. Edmonds, general manager. The total volume of eggs exported Bank clearings for June were re- Irene Iiockwond, Dorothy Lavon Min they contend. The brain work beforefrom this state during the past six leased Tuesday by Harmon B. Bar-- nock, Norah O'Brien, Myrta OBrien, hand is what counts. permits comedi- - months was 850 carloads, containing ton, secretary of the Ogden Clearing E. Laura Kendall, Kathryn J'iley, A producer usually work out their own lines. 340,200 cases of about 10,200,000 ana to Thr IV Adelaide Smith, Norma Stewart, Ruth and Woolsey worked togeth- - jen This is compared with 458 car675,895.63. Lorin er so well that they decided to stay ;load, of igo,000 Weldon Stewart, Taggart, cases for the first George Holt, clerk in the Southern Francis Wiggins, and together as a team. half of last year, or a gain of nearly Pacific uptown offices, has been Wheelwright, W. Jeffrey Galbraith. Effie Allen is Following their successful three-ye- 100 per cent, in volume as well as transferred to Salt Lake to the office Huntsville. from run on Broadway, they wrote total value. registered of D. R. Owens, general agent. He The registration for the 1930 sum their own act for a vaudeville tour. The huge shipments include the departed Wednesday to arsume his mer URRjon Bhows a marked increase Their route took them to Los Annew duties, of approximately 5,000 production Radio over 700 More 1929. were for than that signed by Harold F. Christensen, of the Le-- 1 8tudents are in attendance. These have geles, and they located in about every poultrymen to duplicate their Rio Rita in the state. Both the volume Crist school, has gone to New York come from 81 towns and 28 counties Picturei county screen. the the $3,000,000 in new wealth at lh Mascagno In Utahi ,nd from 10 other Btatei o rolesTheonCuckoos, at.udy danc,n the deliriously m&d and which is brought into Utah, break all cb0, from the United States. was musical screen adapted records for any six months in the The summer session began Monday, Clark and McCullochs Broadway hit, of the local poultry industry. 'V history was vehicle the The Ramblers, June 16, and will end Wednesday afternoon S. Monday by Judge George based principally on the two comedy Practically all of the eggs were w7l! leads. to the New York City marhave and shipped Wheeler ph;.leiwhicS Woolsey 3; aeries ket where they were sold directly by lronti" a worked screamingly fonny up unt. s,tr,Uy' ur. the associations agency under Benis the third consecutive summer of gag situations and comedy lines. restored to the wife her maiden name, This jamin Brown, director of markets. in which summer school has been of Martha Rorgcr. During this period last year the avweeks six duration. Judge Eugene E. Pratt Monday afunit price received was about erage An unusually fine series of ternoon granted William M. McDon 32c per dozen. This year, despite the em. for $800.98 in Addition "to .,te to10"1 ft10" greatly demoralized condition of businational interest, attorney fees and costs bwrB,!5d ,Pc1Wt ness generally, the high quality Utah included in the program Mrs. Trentta S. Dunn, 75, died Monagainst Ray F. Clarke as administra- - keI)utation commanded an average price of eggs tor of the estate of George A. Me for the summer session. The lectur- day night at the family home, 2005 30c per dozen. Donald. The action Involves a prom ers are I)r. Jesse B. Sears, professor Jackson avenue, following a two The total turnover of the Utah of education, Standford University; weeks illness, resulting from a paral-eti- c issory note secured by a mortgage. association for the last six Poultry educe Mark A. of Dr. in Dunn resided Mrs. has May, professor stroke. The trial of Edward I. Maloufs months was over $5,000,000, including Yal She the University; for years. libel Lbna! V. past S. thirty suit Ogden Prows $50,000.00 against besides $1,285,000 for feed, and John Sundwall, head of the rame to an end Tuesday when Judge emigrated to the United States from $730,000 eggs; for all types of poultry and and Publc health, Amsterdam forty-fiv- e S. Barker in the Second dix- - Partment of years ago. She miscellaneous. The egg production trict court granted a non-sumotion University of Michigan; Dr. Boris V. resided in Plain City prior to her re- and total volume during the next six moval to Ogden. She was an active in favor of the Metropolitan Life In- - Morkovin, associate professor of months will Califor-tebe increased by r o Southern She of church. greatly S. L. D. member of the company by Prows. The let- - ogy Unwerwty - E- - R- - Hedrick, president of s survived by a number of brothers the laying of young pulleta and the "1! Prof tactics of complained alleged sale of Thanksgiving and Christmas the American Mathematical society; and sisters, all residing in Holland. Beneficial employes here. associate turkey pools. V; Cunningham, Captain Charles V. K. Saxton and Pr-,Being the police at fires to cope with Lieutenant Charles T. Murrey will professor of education. Teachers traffic was set forth in the request. Columbia University ; Dr. this evening fur Fort Winfield matter was referred to Mayor The of JohnMn, University; Ws Syrwuse California, where they will train with the 57th coast artillery for Babbi Edward Israel, of the Jewish Bundy. The chief plant specialist of the butwo weeks. This regiment will have Chatauqua; Dr. Sunder Joshi, of the reau of forestry at Washington, Wilof state department target practice with 155 M. M. guns, Massachusetts Dr. Howard R. Driggs, iam Dayton, is visiting this week at education, and tractor drawn. he Zion national park, Utah, July 3, Upon the motion of Assistant City htad f tb department of English the local forest service office that the of the make Columbia Teachers acquaintance may education, college, Plana are now about complete for hanAttorney John A. Hendricks, John lersonnel of the office. He will also Doe Monroe, 47, of Bozeman, Mon- - University. dling the largest crowd ever to assemvisit experiment station at ble in southern was cleared in the city court tana, Utah in Zion national Ephraim and the Manti national for- park on July 4, according to E. T. Monday of a charge of reckless driv- - Pnf day Inc., have assign- - est. ing. S superintendent. Damage by fire amounting to $150 coyen, John Sandman, 88, will be tried M to M. Stewart for the benefit of 9:30 At a. m. on this date will be WashiJuly 15 in the city court on a charge creditors, listing its stock fixtures, occurred at a residence at 1315 fire- held the formal ceremony dedicating The avenue accounts receivable and at $8,187.27. Wednesday. ngton of having intoxicating liquor in his Carmel highway. men used chemicals to extinguish the the great Zion-M- t. Inheritance tax appraisers have possession June 17, in an establish- is It that 6,000 people will expected lnze. estate Jane ed of of J. the the value on Washington avenue between re- attend this celebration. will II. Castle of Richards at Murphy $21,988.31, Bishop Twenty-thir- d consisting street and Twenty Space in the canyon for the acfourth street. He is at liberty under real eBtate and personal property at ceive a royal welcome when he arrives in the Hawaiian islands, accord-n- g commodation of visitors is very lim$1,063.31. $300 bonds. to word received here yesterday ited. Zion lodge will accommodate ces collected by Lawrence Van R. R. Mitchell, senior highway en- Honolulu. Bishop Murphy will over 300 guests, but no one should rom the for Weber, county clerk, of Dyke, the United States bureau of gineer serve as president of the Hawaiian drive into the park on the night of public roads, returned Sunday eve- month of June, totalled $773.60. Rufus A. Garner has returned from mission, which has a church popula-io- n July 3, expecting to find rooms availning from an inspection of the two weeks vacation, and has rea of almost fifteen thousand souls. able unless reservations are made and and Teton national forFederal employes will enjoy a three-da- y confirmed in advance. turned to work at the Ogden post ofest highway projects in Idaho. vacation over the 4th of July. The public auto camp will accommoJudge Eugene E. Pratt has granted fice. Mayor and Mrs. Ora Bundy will at- Uncle Sams employes will not be re- date 100 autos, but this area cannot the petition of the Ogden Construction company for voluntary dissolu- tend the ceremonies incident to the quired to labor on Saturday. The or- be increased due to physical limitaCarmel high- der applies to the post office as well tions. tion. It was shown that the company opening of the Zion-M- t. discontinued business some time ago. way in the Southern Utah parks area. as other federal offices, with no pickThe superintendent also stated that Judge James A. Howell will be the They will accompany members of the ups or deliveries on Saturday. Carmel the tunnel on the Zion-M- t. The stadium board officially ordered principal speaker at the Klwanis club governors conference party to the will be closed from 8:30 to highway S. C. Dinamore company to pro 11:00 Thursday noon at the regular week- dedication. The paving of the tunnel the a. m., as the ceremony will be ly meeting of the club. He will speak and other important work on the proj- ceed with the installation of ramps, held in the tunnel and the crowd will club on Patriotism, featuring Independ- - ect were done by Bundy under a conhouses, lavatories and showers at block the roadway. tract. the new stadium. The cost will apTraffic will be directed and controllFire Chief Wardleigh recommended proximate $10,500. ed by rangers from Zion, Bryce and. The Ogden Construction company to tho city commission Wednesday Coolest Spot in Town! canyon national parka, assisted that a fire alarm bell be installed In was granted a petition of voluntary Grand members of the state trafseveral by the office of the desk sergeant at po- dissolution in Judge E. E. Pratts di- fic Boy Scouts from the squad. lice headquarters. Necessity of hav- - vision of the district court. Utah, troop will also asSpringdale, Postmaster Rufus A. Garner has retraffic. in sist directing turned to his desk after enjoying m Hoi-Pho- ne I nTur, wr. !"" doz-Whee- ler : ar ,,iifrthnrg(T , orttooA"5 SiS? "Si Mrs. Dunn Dies After Two Weeks Illness pub-judgm- , I pr. Mrs. Celia Irene Shurtliff, wife of Jesse H. .Shurtliff, died Sunday night at the family residence. Mrs. Shurtliff has been ill for a number of years. She was born in Grouse Creek, November 5, 1880, and has been a resident of Ogden for tho past fifteen years. Prior to that time she lived in Idaho. Surviving are the following sons and daughters: Ozro, Weldon, Elmer and Irva Shurtliff, and the following brothers and sisters: Enzley Atkinson, Elmer Atkinson and Mrs. Camma Lutz, all of Rexburg, Idaho: Mrs. Amanda Gilbert, Pocatello; Amos Atkinson and Bert Atkinson, Lyman, Wyo., and Mrs. Parley P. Taylor, of Harris ville. Funeral sei vices were held Wednesday at 2 oclock in the Fourt'j ward chapeL Bishop E. T. Saunders presided. Interment was made at Mount Always the Best for the Ogden Guest" W1.., ge it sod-suran- ce NEW RELIEF from hot Today and Tomorrow! 4th of July Special First Ron Program! KEN MAYNARD in his latest talking western Song of the Caballero You can buy this ns popular-price- the . Veasy-Clemen- ts, Hoo d for a down payment rf only $2.25; the hd anceyoupaymnd monthly ammum Telephone fix 1 home trial or dm col-lea- ve Space to Be Limited In Zion Canyon on The Fourth of July weather There is a new Hoot, as low in price u cleaner, but higher in & than any other make rfdonj at any prica. Youll find wiflmaJaw, aummer cleaning easier S ever before, because it woiB swiftly, so easily and w thoroughly. a Bur-Sco- tt, -- cleaning Aint 5 Ogden Memorial BIG MIDNIGHT castration. Liberal tSama FROLIC for yosr ill TONIGHT cleaner. model 11 p. m. to 2 a. m. Fan and Pleasure Galore! in dheNew Admission 50c RAY MUTTER'S DANCE BAND Best in the West! HOOVERS fix-me- nt I CHOICER Starts Saturday Headed by the sensational comedy team of Rio Rita two-wee- We Still it. 7 Greater Than Ever in a Monster Fun mailed July and January 1. Income from these bonds up to $300 checks to Bargain Matinee, 3 p. mH 25c; to 6 p. nu, 35c; Nights, 50c; t Kiddies, 10c We have just paid thousands of dollars interest upon these cer- Fried and Stuffed Chickens! We sell over 100 pounds of fresh Potato Salad daily WHY? Delicatessen Kings-- X 2530 Monroe Avenue Its Worth the Drive! Phone 3M4-- T ol July Here you will find every modern banking department: checking, savings, foreign exchange, safe deposit vaults and trust tificates. Next interest period January 1. Let ua tell you more about these securities! old PLEASE! Bring the family, young for a swim healthful warm. MINERAL WATER1 The Commercial Security Bank Last Times JOURNEYS END All Ogden Is Praising It! Fourth of July Special Is Offered to Clients of the Commercial Security COME EARLY, TODAY AND FRIDAY KINGS-- X Consistent With Sound Banking Principles are 1 exempt from federal income tax. 1 Get Your Outing Box Lunches at SERVICE COUPON Cer- - WHEELER WOOLSEY Admission FOR EVERY HOLIDAY- - Consultation Free! Ogden, Utah EVERYTHING tificates are issued The Greatest Laugh Show of the Year! Phone 1150 2432 Van Buren Ave. Autherised Service In the Way of in denominations of $100, $500, and $1000. Show Veterinary and Surgeon Phone 2777 for Fourth Investments! Interest W ant it hard enough. Persistency will attain it Be willing to pay the price. DR. F. J. DRAKE Special 4th of July Dance Tomorrow Nite! On the On Lump Sum QUR vacation. FIVE RULES FOR SUCCESS 1. Know what you want in life. Confidentially expect to attain 3. 4. 5. Pay k BOYLE!! Ballroom avkjvus , i g New Suits . . . New Buildings . . . New Management! LOCATED JUST 9 MILES NORTH OF OGDEN- - |