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Show Fritfay , August THE OGDEN POST Bowl Fish Your In This Imagine Members of the Heiner family of Utah, Wyoming and Nevada will gather Saturday at Como Springi at Morgan for their annual reunion. A program at 11 oclock will open th-- ; festivities. Funeral Sprays, flasket With the Big Elite Saturday iu, all-da- y and re-gs- to industrial information rd con- cerning Ogden. The Oakland chamber in planning a good will tour into this territory, starting September 14, and the Herald desires the information to publish for the benefit of those making the trip and Us readers in general. A verdict of guilty was returned by the jurors in the case of J. G. King, Wednesday, charged with robbing a gas station attendant of 828.90, May street and Lincoln 7, at Twenty-thir- d avenue. The jury was out abeut fifteen minutes. King will be sentenced , Monday. Beartice Vivian Savery has filed an action for divorce against Charles W. Savey on the ground of desertion. The' couple were married April 25, 1029. Patrolman D. B. Ballantyne and federal officers arrested Norma Nichols, 34, Wednesday on a liquor possession charge, at 252 Twenty-fift- h street. William Cottle, alias William Hess, alias J. L. Smith, charged with forgery, waived preliminary hearing in the city court Wednesday, and was held for trial in the Second district court under a $1500 bond. The case of Oakley O. Allen, charged with passing a bad check, for $35 on B. E. O'Neill July 17, was continued until September 25. The case was heard in the city court Wednes- n n,) Big Jolly Midnight 4 Prices No doubt the largest visitor to ever ;omc to Ogden arrived in the city Thursday for a visit of four days. The Pacific Whaling company of Long Beach, California, has completed arrangements to exhibit its monster whale in this city. Representatives of the company have been here for tho past week securing special location and arranging for the moving of monster of the seas. Some the n vastness of this exhibition, may be visualized from the advance reports and photographs that are presented by Frank J. Lee, of Los Angeles, who is one of the firm's representatives that engineers all the many preliminary advance details that arise in transn mammal about the porting a country. The whale travels on a special built feet in railway car that is eighty-fiv- e length and with the combined weight of the whale represents over one hundred tons. A crew of 12 whalers accompany the outfit which is headed by Captain Dave Barnett, head gun- -' ner of the whaling boat Hawk." Captain Barnett, who has sailed the seven seas in the capacity of whaling captain for ifie company, tells of a thrilling battle with the monster before finally landing the whale; for a long time it looked as though the captain, crew, and in fact the whaling boat, would be lost, it is asserted. Captain Barnett has been granted a years leave of absence by the Messrs. Anfinger and Hutton to accompany the whale on its transcontinental tour which will include stops at the leading American cities. The outfit that will be seen here is headed for the east and will be located at Atlantic City, New Jersey, to show the easterners just how big the Pacific whales turn out to be. The whale, which measures sixty-fiv- e feet in length and weighs more than 72 tons, is exhibited on a specially constructed steel ' flat car, enclosed in a huge plate glass apartment. Captain Barnett will explain to visitors just how the whale was captured and just how whales are hunted down in the deep Pacific waters. The exhibition will also include a number of whalers weapons that are used in the actual killing of the big sea beasts. Modern methods are explained in contrast to the. crude me give a good description of his stone park1 and the Madison river. t.,, Dr. Elmer C. Cannon, of Denver, spent a few days in Ogden this past week renewing old friendships. Dr. Cannon formerly lived in Ogden, and was graduated from the Ogden high He left Ogden ten school in 1920. years ago to study at the Denver university, after graduation he established his practice in Denver, and is now an instructor in the same university that he graduated from. Stanley Robbins has been appointed manager of the Berthana ballroom and Roman Gardens. Mr. Robbins assumed his duties as manager the latter part of last week. Charles" R. Hollingsworth. United States district attorney for Utah, and Attorney Joseph E. Evans, returned Monday from Chicago where they attended the fifth annual convention of the American Bar association last 72-to- 72-to- Mrs. Edith Bonham, Sun Ray apartments, was injured Tuesday evening when a motorcycle on which she was riding with her husband, William Bonham, collided with an automobile at the intersection of Kiesel avenue street. She sufand Twenty-fourt- h fered a bruised arm and leg. The automobile was driven by Hilman G. 512 West Twenty-fourt- h Thedel, street. ar chanical outfits that wen in use years ago. Everywhere the marine beast has been exhibited crowds have thronged to see the wonderful exhibit, and it is especially interesting to children of school age, as it is a high class biological exhibition. The whale will be exhibited on a special railroad car which will be parked directly north of the post office on the Bamberger Electric tracks. Ogden can now rub its eyes in wonderment. And the reason a big Pacific sea monster in the shape of the largest whale ever caught arrived here early Thursday for local onlookers to cast their wondering glances. Yes mammal in all its sea sir, a going vastness will be on view here for several days to come. The monster of the sea is being transported in a special all steel exhibition car that travels on railroads. The car arrived here early Thursday over the Bamberger lines and will be parked on Grant Avenue between 23rd and 24th for local visitors to have a look at a real whale. The tour is under the direction of the Pacific Whaling company, of Long 72-t- on All Quiet on the . Western Front at Egyptian Sunday Remarque wrote that the finest thing coming out of the war was comradeship born in battle. I wonder what he would have said had he seen the strange comradeships made while his book All Quiet on the Western Front was being made into a picture." So muses William Bakewell, who at is one of Hollywoods most popular and most promising players and who has the role of Albert, the little comrade, in Universals picturization of Erich Maria Remarques sensational book of the war which is coming to the Egyptian theatre on Sunday, Au22 31. gust The comradeship that week. wrote of was that of GermanRemarque for Jack Mahoney, seaman, 2C, United Frenchman for Frenchman, States navy, stationed on the U. S. S. Britisher for Britisher. In the makVega, is in the city visiting his par- ing of "All Quiet" as a picture all ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mahoney, 433 bounds of nationalism were swept avenue. Binford away. In the ranks of the soldiers D. F. Young and Margaret Young were German, British. Ruswere arrested Thursday upon infor- sian, Canadian, French, American and Italian. received officers of SanGer-ma- n, mation Beloved Lon Chaney - Beach, California, and is in charge of Captain L. M. Barnet, who was head Capgunner of the whaler Hawk. tain Barnett and his crew caught the whale( which was landed and located at Long Beach for its transcontinental tour with the ultimate destination of he tyur. at Washington, D. C., where the big sea beast will repost indefi-lnite- y on view in a museum. feet The whale measures' sixty-fiv- e in length, weighs around 72 tons, put up a hard battle with its captors, in fact they were almost doomed at one time for the monster took whaling ship crew and all many miles' out to before favorable conditions brought about' a turn at which the captors got the best of their gigantic catch. The exhibit is open to the public and wjll be highly interesting to the school children as well as adults. Captain Barnett will give educational talks on the industry of whale-huntiand haa with him many interesting weapons and appliances that are used in em wballhg expeditions. ' There is also on exhibition the only sea elephant on tour in tho United States. ng They camped for a month together, sharing tents, while the company was on location. They became the greatest of comrades and friends. I have seen a friendship develop between a Canadian who won a high decoration for cleaning out three German machine gun nests and who played a German soldier in the picture and a German who was a crack machine gunner during the war. I have seen a Frenchman, wounded in action over there, agreeing with a German veteran to share a room together after the .picture was completed. There was no segregation. A German drilled Americans and an American handled a squad, of Germans. Not once was there a quarrel or a fight, even in the heat of some of the terrific battle scenes. What happened during the making of the picture is only comparable to the remarkable effect of the book which has transcended the bounds of nationalism the world over and is as popular in America, England and as it is in Germany." else-whe- re Day 40c Esck. The Motion Pictures Great Achievement THE life-bloo- of d MARIA MARQUE'S RE- great novel .captured by the talk- ing screen. A picture that is more than en- tertainment a human document that will stir, your every living fibre t to profound depths. Prsisntad by CARL LA EMMIE. Produced by CARL LA EMMIE, Jr. Directed by LEWIS MILESTONE.'1 STARTING SATUMUI MORNING 11:00 All Doors Open 10 M A Adults until I JM. j 2 to 5 p. m, 35c; sipk I Kiddies, 15c, all 4J--: . Prices: Gee, But Business ittL Gos b from ta Cruz, California, for alleged driv- ing of a car from California without the consent of the owner. Mrs. Young, 26, was arrested at 2882 Washington avenue, the report indicates, and Mr. Young, 30, was arrested at the police station when he came there to inquire about the affair. The pair will be held for the California officers. Mrs. J. II. Bower, of 1430 Twenty-thir- d street, killed a rattle snake Thursday morning while working in her garden at 1600 Canyon road. The snake was coiled ready to strike. Mrs. Bower was using a hoe in the garden and killed the reptile with the hoe. It had eight rattlers. Ben F. Wilson, Socialist speaker, will give a lecture Friday evening at 7:30 oclock in the city hall park. Mr. Wilson will relate some of his expe- - riences while campaigning in England as a speaker for the Labor party. Eugene Sandall, of Layton, advised the police department Thursday that his car was stolen from a parking place- on Twenty-fift- h street, Kiesel and Grant avenues. Jay McCamant, 1666 Washington avenue, reported to the police department the his car, stolen from in front , Jv .one Springs Sunday night. The city street department has installed a concrete culvert across Wall avenue at Twenty-fift- h street, south side, to carry excess r tP. 8torra ewer on the west M .T,he old culvert was too small, and it became necessary to make a direct and enlarged waterway. It is thought that the new culvert will take rareof the waters in times of storm. When Tempted to Speculate, Dont be fooled by a - be-twe- en yii lv a for Reach -- 15-in- ch Savings Aced -- -- A How Many Miles in aDodge - inste Sound investments 8? are IS 25,430 Miles profitable; you speculating when J vest in a SAVINGS . A COUNT! The man or woman who accumulates a subs tan in 52 days and still going strong ... it is a long, gruelling grind, but the Dodge Marathon 8 is still running up the miles on its endurance run! Opera . tial sum in a savings account is in a position to take advantage of money-makin-g opportunities- - A Savings Account Is an Investment For further Information concerning the sturdy Dodge Cars, call Robt. H. Hinckley, Inc. Washington 2810 Avenue V - 000-bush- el manager states. Parley C. R. Richardson, T. II. Mul cahy, and J. Francis Fowlos have rc turned from a fishing trip to Yellow gj Frolic Nite 12 p. m. (Labor $2.-80- 0, Devil-May-Ca- re Jflt Admission The Ready-to-weand millinery day. The members of the Sunday school store at 2458 Washington avenue, opof the First Christian church gave a erated by Miss Dorothy Madson, was picnic at Lorin Farr park Thursday entered, and goods amounting to $1500 were stolen Tuesday night. The afternoon. Charles Swindle, 119 West Twenty-eight- h Bhop was burglarized about two years street, sought aid from the ago, and dresses valued at $3,000 sheriffs office Wednesday afternoon stolen. in locating his son, Max Swindle, 12, J. W. Ensign, of Blackfoot, Idaho, and Man ford Allen, 14, of 1749 Gib- was an Ogden visitor Tuesday. Mr. son avenue, who he stated have left Ensign will take over the managethe city. ment of the Equitable Life Assurance Deputy County Clerk William N. society of Ogden, to succeed Virgil J. Wright has returned from a two Harrop. who has been transferred to weeks vacation in Ogden canyon. He Nashville. Tenn. Mr. F.nsign will return to Ogden September 2, and asreports good fishing. Jesse Yarrington, 200(1 Liberty ave- sume charge of the local office in the nue, collided with a car driven by Vio- Ecclea building. let Drake Sunday evening. Lyle Chester Brown, 19, escaped from Yarrington, riding with his father, (he state industrial school Saturday was cut over the eye, requiring medi- evening clad in his night clothes. cal attention and a number of stitches Brown was taken to the school Thurswere taken to close the wound. day, August 21, from Lcgan where Mrs. Joe Howard, 2C22 Wall ave- he had been held on a conviction of nue, collided with a parked ear Sun- issuing worthless checks. Previously day night when she was driving along he had been confined in the Ogden Thirtieth street. Mrs. Howard sus- city jail on a charge of reckless drivtained bruises on her back. The car ing. that was struck belonged to John An excursion of the members of the North hotel, Twenty-fourt- h Utah aMnafarturers association will Francesco, street and IJnooln avenue. be run to Las Vegas and the Boulder Lester Scoville, 831 Twenty-secon- d dam site on Monday, August 30. An street, reported to the police that his invitation is extended to Ogden memcar was stolen Saturday night from bers of the association to join the in front of the Third ward meeting party. house. A suit has been filed in the Second F. F. Witt, 3031 Wall avenue, was district court by Paul Stechcr and assaulted Sunday evening on Wall Sarah Stechcr against Myrtle Sanders street and R. A. Sanders to recover on a avenue, between Twenty-sixt- h and Twenty-sevent- h street, while on certain rromisory note alleged to have his way home, lie was knocked un been given October 3, 1927, for conscious and robbed ,of a watch and secured by mortgage. They ask $20 in cash. In reporting the acci for for the face value of dent to the police, Witt was able to the judgment note, interests, costs, and foreclosure of mortgage. To quiet title to property alleged to have been obtained through false 'Always the Rest for the representations. Martin Smith has Ogden Guest" started suit in the district court against Esther E. Smith. It is alleged that the plaintiff gave deeds to certain property in 1917 under misrepresentations. He asks that title NOW PLAYING to the property be restored to him and Tomorrow through nulification of the deeds. Today Erica Soderberg has been appointed administratrix of the estate of Sofia Bradford Larson, deceased. A like order has been made by Judge in Ilia Greatest Picture Eugene E. Pratt appointing W. P. Cook administrator of the estate of Leo Yates, deceased. .The new 1.000, capacity grain bins built at the Globe Milling company plant in West Ogden will be ready for operation about September 1. The pouring of the cement has STARTING SUNDAY been completed, and the installation of the conveyor belts and other equipRamon Navarro in ment is being rushed, E. R. Alton, Phantom of the C Elw . Minttr'. De- signs, any price from SI up. Why pay more? Weber Floral. 740 28th street. adv. Fhone 410. with Maud Evans, charged liquor possession, forfeited her $50 cash bond when she failed to appear for trial in the city court Monday morning. Ixss of a gold watch at El Monte Spring wan reported to the police Monday by Ernest If. Hatch, 2907 Adama avenue. E. R. Alton, manager of the Globe Grain and Milling company, state that the recently built grain bins at the local plant will ho ready for operation early next week. The bin! have a rapacity of 1,000,000 bushels. lidtoy Marsh, district agricultural inspector, has recently received a new mods! spraying outfit for the fighting of noxious wcrd-4- . The model, which resembles an air gun, will be put into use in Welter county immediately. The first annual hike of the Ren Lomond hikers was held Saturday, and was successful, William Z. Terry, who supervised the hike reported. Fifty persons left Camp Lomond in North Fork canyon, and 87 of the number reached the top of the peak and were presented with badges. The annual meeting of the Utah State Federation of Women's clubs, southern district, will tie held in Price Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Rev. John Edward Carver, bf Ogdpn, will give the address Friday evening, and he has chosen for his theme, "The Personality of Women As a Factor in the Advance of Civilization." Rev. Carver will also speak at a civic banquet Friday evening, to be given by the civic and luncheon clubs. The Oakland, California, Herald has sent a request to Ogden chamber of commerce for information in m The Commercial Security Member Federal Reserve System Phone 121 I&. HHHMMMMMIH,,,, Bank |
