Show r'':!:' "if fef : Y f I" C XiASXi SAXr CIX± TJ3C!A SEiPTEMBEIB- - ' 29' 1917 - r- -' v i ON ERROR lb v - X Lfl VISITORS THRONG CITY TO SEE WONDERS ON DISPLAY :iiilNT ifr t XX "X V Attorney to Contend Before: Supreme Court There Is No Drunkenness in WeberCountyExcepi ' iti Public Places It's Fair Weather When War Gardens and ‘Punkins Get Together and Feast Eyes of the Admiring Croivds J v - Special: Ogden Sept 28—There is no such’ crime as drunkenness In Weber county Attorney A G Horn of Ogden will con- -' tend before the Utah supreme court tomorrow morning where habeas cor- pus proceeding's in connection with the Imprisonment of Henry Kolb In the Weber county jail will take place Kolb was arrested by the sheriff And charged with drunkenness He pleadIn the municipal court and ed wasguilty given fifty days Kolb Is serving out that s’entence now Attorney Horn contends that' the complaint charged Kolb under the state law when there' Is no such crime as drunkenness The attorney holds that the complaint to bp Herald-Republica- n - with-drunkennes- s legal must set forth that the defendant was drunk or intoxicated In a public place or In a public conveyance He asserts the complaint gave no details except to say that Kolb was drunk and therein lies the fault he asserts The writ of habeas corpus was issued by Justice Valentine Gideon and commands Sheriff H C Peterson to have Kolb in the supreme courtroom at 10 o’clock tomorrow morning to show cause why he is imprisoning Kolb Besides alleging the complaint was assorts further faultythethe attorneyclerk rever entered that municipal the Judgment of the court against Kolb and that the sheriff has no commitment papers Sues to Recover Auto Held as Liquor Container " IJerald-Repobllea- n —Now Special that It seems Ogden Sept to be the fashion to test every provision of the prohibition law W A Hlckenlobper who is awaiting trial on a charge of transporting liquors Illegally today brought suit against Sheriff H C Peterson for the recovery of the automobile held by the sheriff and $500 besides ' Hlckenlocper was arrested September 5 by sheriffs deputies who say that he and A Grosser were riding in 28 - - Service as featured 1 Hickenlooper liberty ball the sheriff ia holding the automobile on the grounds that the automo bile was used In connection with 11 legal 'transportation and that it' conis that tained liquorail automobile in- that- case is a conV tainer In the complaint filed ' in the district court Hickenlooper sets forth that the sheriff “wrongfully" took the automobile which is valued at '$750 and has refused to return it although request has been made for the car He sues for the recovery of the car or its monetary (equivalent and for $500 on - Co on Below who events during the coming week - OGDEN CHIROPRACTOR AIRS A Al AL’NEIL IS PLAN TO IAIPROVE IS HELP FOR TRIAL SUMMONED BY DEATH UTAH DAIRY STOCK - ’ Herald-Republica- n -- nerald-Repoblica- last-evenin- - since she was 10 years of the district court by ‘Municipal Judge Park City a husband she leaves Besides age George'S-Barketoday'-- He is free children-The funeral- wilL be ' four ' own recognisance upon-hiheld in ' the Catholic church Saturday Johnson is charged with practicing at 2 pw m Rev’v Thomas Calligan will officiate medicine without-a certificate' ‘ ' In 'giving his decision J udge Barker BOX ELDER QUOTA’ said' the circumstances are the same Brigham City Sept7 2 8 —Box Elder as those in thecase of F J' Freenor : third draft ' quota will leave who was permanently - restrained by county’s at American PLAN NEWS FRUIT for the training quarters more than a: year Lake the district court 3 ‘In the list October Wash r- - ' v Lee are Joseph RichinsC:- and CANNING PLANT go “ Fearymore a H-- Yeates-olYost of Grouse Creek: Leon Eliasen of Snowvllle: 'Harold Special IAIAY ASK U S TO Keller of Brigham James H Nelson — $100-000 Ogden SepC28 Approximately Ivan of Huntsville (Weber county) 'Hub-harTAKE be’ WATER California’ is to PROJECT spent by the d and 'Lester of Madsen Deweyvllle i Packing corporation in Ogden awithin alternate of Willard ' modr the year In the construction: of The United States reclamation servern fruit canning establishment "An- ice nsy be asked to take : over the Price FIVE ROOKIES PROMOTED nouncement'v of the' company's intention River irrigation project The state has Ogden ' I Sept 28—Five Ogden selected A was made following visit of not the funds the project men at Camp Lewis American Lake I of the through norcan it extend the loan of have ‘been t Ceruttl general superintendent ' the position-oI promoted " ' company j $80000 requested the stockholders corporals They are to by Lowe AbGeorge The California ’corporation- bought L Jackson Rol J Myers bott Henry the W J Parker cannieries last win LICENSES Jean Case and Earl P Masters They ter and are operating them under a FARMINGTON MARRIAGE 29 — Earl B’ are assigned to-- a: machine 'gun ’comSeptcompany known as the Utah' Packing I Farmington ' - pany ” t Lake Elizaand corporation- 'This season' the company I lB has but PfaB' yfi1? t°m°e8aiV1fruits R:& Horth 34 and Lillian Palmer paid - ' 26 both'of Salt Lake-'Tom- P Jones 24 Lei tchf laid Ky STATE BREVmES and Ruth Seanson '21‘ Salt lAke 13 NEW SOLDIERS TO “JH45'i 'Odean and' Frederike rHyde REPORT OCTOBER13 ' Stuart MBaird Salt Lake-2- 1 Edna AMERICAN: FORIC' ' V ‘ Sketton 18 Salt 'Lake Special Funeral of Mrs- Steel —American 38 u Boston A ThresaT I SalV llakeT Fork Sept1 27J— Funeral services were 287rJh® °gdn: AnnTay lor 27 of 40 per staketahernacle this afterheld' comprising 22 W v Patterson Salt Lake and noon ln'the cent to leave tOgden for the national AldaDanIel Mrs ‘Alice T‘ Steele who died 2 3 Logan p for army cantonment at American Lake w R Richards 20- - Salt Lake and in Salt Lake Sunday in the' home of her Wash have received notice to report I Clara Maughan E Steele Bish21 Salt Lake: ' Instructions October 3 The k 25 Greenwood S' 'Earl Lake’ presided Mrs op and Salt Ella teen city and the twenty-fou- r - county Riper 24Moray Steele was born In Liverpool England Lake Salt selected men will depart in a' special in 1844 And came to '‘America1 In '18 89 'in-- Salt "Lake first : but soon train October 4 SERVICE FOR TEACHER settling Z : V V: — to this city In 1870-shA: memorial '28 after moving Sept Sprlngville AMBASSADOR GOING - TO JAPAN was who married tojGeorge'T service: for Miss Eugenia- Munger' who Taylor t - In 18S5 ' Ogden Sept 28—--Roland ’S Morris died ln Los Angeles September 27 was was killed: in a she married Thomas Steele1 and was the New' United- - States’ ambassador to I held in the Presbyterian r church a widow In 1892 She then passed through' Ogden today terday at 3r p m The service was con-wi- again left' a- nurse She was the mother became a party of six bound from Waih-- 1 ducted by Rev of Patterson local the of George E Steele of Salt: Lake a Presbyterian ’ church ' Ington' D C to his post at' Tokio’ - ’ ’ r - - -- - - - : ' - - ‘ f - Ilerald-RepubXlc- aa : to-carr- - -- - f -- Special a Sept 2S— In connection with efforts of the Weber county' farm the: bureau to increase the- - number as well as the’ standard of ' dairy ‘stock in Weber county Ben R Eldredge has made a survey of the county7 He and the bureau will outline ways 'and means of Increased in dairy bringing: about- an' ' herds Ogden - - - ' ycuthful: r - merjMaid r threatens records - " By International 'JCrwa Service 'Denver Colo—Annette Kellermann may f have to look' to her laurels If oon years-olMary Jane 'Snyder tlxiues her marvelous skUl in aquatic ! - ’ stunts - - tot after ' receiving '"lessons’ has astounded the eighteen Instructors at Washington park by swimming a distance of 110 yards foldive lowing this up with a from the tower at: the park bathing The- -- year-old - 23-fo- ot beach - -' : Herald-Republica- n - -- i ' -- - -- th - f1 - rif daughter-Mrs-Thoma- - s J'iS” - - -- I - : mine-acciden- : yes-Jap- : J -- - to 337 Ecc esavenue - - i an th - i v K- - ' -- - to Wear uniforms -- - 1-’ - -- HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS : c co-late- s” 3 - Ogden Sept 28 — C B Johnsonthe Park City Sept’ 28 —Annie Marie J1L McNeills first Ogdeji chiropractor to be arcested McNeills wife of James Mrs In connection r with the recent cam- died at the home of her mother ' McMrs Corrigan Mary paign ‘instituted by the state medical Neills was born ' in Scotland thirty-seve- n board was ‘ordered held' for trial' in years ago She has resided in - ‘ Salt Lake City Special- a : many friends for the new company : Distributors for : “Alpha” the near- beer with the taste — and Morse V “The 'Preferred C h 6 i nmld-Repnbl!ca- 1 is winning’ k Special -- - laf Ma- rian La Rue and at the right is Miss Hazel Nichols They are speed demons of the first water and will thrill the great crowds v Sept 28 —' A- family Bible was Introduced: as evidence today and played the principal part in the discharge from the federal court of Harry- James Thompson an alleged draft evader- When' the case was called before W II Reeder Jr United States commissioner Orton Thompson & brother testified that 'Harry' was born September 18 '1883 and : the’ this family Bible ' substantiated statement This makes Harry Thompson 34 years' old Ha therefore was beyond ‘the- draff age June upon registration day Thompson was arrested when the1sheriff’s 'office procured' informatlon seeming to show he had given his age as 29 years when he registered for the general election last ‘fall Ogden prominent part At the left is Miss 1 ‘ - ANORAMIC TO RESCUE PROVES MAN ISN’T SLACKER - Commission Merchants j- view of the state fair grounds where the pare two annual display of Utah products opens today will take a fair autoists in the OLD FAMILY BIBLE Special h us - Herald-Repnbllca- n 1 in-wit- - - in addition the schools of Salt Lake and the county prediction' on that day from nearby counties taken quite seriously thousands of The manufacturers building will be persons will stand ready to press past filled to every nook and cranny with the turnstiles when the Utah state fair industrial' exhibits The Red Cross display will be con—ushered ideal climatic condi- ducted under auspices of the Salt Lake tions— opens at 10 a m today Mars may claim some attention at organization All previous showings ’officials dethe annual exposition but Jupiter Plu-vi- clare will be surpassed in the cattle season has lost his sheep hogs and horses of the live ticketapparently department Scarcely a family in Salt Lake has stock The fruit display in the horticultural failed to make plans for attending the fair while the presence of Innumerable building will be representative of the great fruitgrowing Industry visitors from community In the state's The horse races are scheduled for state Is alreadyevery attested by the crowd- Monday ed conditions of hotels and the crowds ernoons Tuesday and Wednesday aftThe card includes harness on 'downtown streets Their numbers races and running races Auto polo are expected to Increase as the daily will be played every day and there interest grows cumulative until all at- will be auto races for women pilots tendance records are shattered That afternoon The auto races in every was the optimistic feeling entertained some distinguished and daring which officials concessionaires and everyby drivers participate will be Thursday to do with the big show body Friday and Saturday- Ray Lampkln on thehaving eve of the opening So insistent has been the demand for the famous English driver will compete against such well known drivers space that many exhibitors have been as “Wild Bill Endicott “Farmer Hento In and the eager open accept space derson" and Floyd Bowen covhave prepared elaborate displays is a sort of '‘get ready day Today foot of available ering practically every Belated exhibits from the Idaho stock Is ground The extensive interest arrived and elsewhere which shown by the influx of exhibitors from state fair will unloaded be this morning early state the all outside the Practically placed The regular entertainment western states have representation In and some department the support of Idaho features of which much has been promuntil Monday Colorado- Wyoming and ised will not be offered Nebraska usual midway attractions however Montana being particularly enthusias- The run full blast tic To emphasize the fact that Utah will' A concert will be given at 439 sacred holds no monopoly of the exhibits p m tomorrow at the state fair bandJudges have' been chosen pot only from stand experts of this state but of Canada While much interest Is naturally California Washington and Idaho as taken in the racing numbers the outwell feature of the entertainment “Never before 'In the history of the standing to be the spectacular program fair have the entries been so numerous pyrotechnicseems pageant “the war of naor representative as they are this tions" ' year said Horace S itnslgn secretary " Because of the widespread wartime Interest in food conservation — a fact which Is recognized on thousands of L official-Posterproclaiming “We must mobilize for food efficiency —the war of school children are expected gardens ‘ These to claim marked attention found ' their realization ' through Inspiration furnished by the war garden contest of The Herald Republican started last spring and recently climax The secret of good cooking ig brought to aThe war gardens are to be part of the general exhibit of Salt Lake schools in having good things to cook which are on a scale never attempted These will occupy the entire No matter how careful you aro befoye building" formerly devoted to mineralogy and mines' 'The structure has been with everything else unless renovated and will be divided into kinwar use pure lard — dergartens art - and 'handwork school" and Red you garden product' high- sections : Cross demonstration feature of the school shownumber of pupils ing will be the large actively engaged In their specialties There will be girls 'In costume doing Red Cross sewing or demonstrating the 'of' foods boys' 'at" their BRAND PURE LARD preparation tasks In the Industrial department and lads and lassies knitting Even the — the kind which gives a rich! kindergarten will 'be busy ' be will war 'The garden 'products schools flavor to all things in which it shown from thirty-tw- o public Be on of Salt Lake presenting proof of the is used—you will fail of boys and girls practical t Industry 'MOUNthe “safe side-z-ord- er summer vacation during ’thetheWest and 1 East High Among" school ' exhibits will be seen products TAIN of millinery ''dressmaking metal work applied arts and design and painting classes OGDEN PACKING' & Separate buildings have been set aside for the educational displays' The PROVISION CO University of Utsh and the Utah Agricultural college have arranged for exinOGDEN SALT LAKE positions of the work done at those - ' - -- The-contenti- “Fair weather And because the prognosticator's pun School excursions will probably be run was also a meant to be will close that the pupils may attend -- - ' Quoth the’ prophet - - iy Nelson-Ans- the automobile and the automobile contained liquors' " While on Is at - i ': i By International New Service Waukegan' dressing and high thinking wlll'be the rule In the this year In Waukegan high schools decreed-thaIt has been high schools must wear a uniform or middy blouse and white cotton skirt' according to the season The idea is to 'encourage girls' from the' poorer homes to attend school to minimize snobbery and to concentrate the minds of the girls upon their studies rather than upon rivalry in dress IH--Pl- aln - t glrls-attend-in- g the-publl- c - - - ' '’! “Are ’ r ' HAND-PICKE-- - - : - - s For Home Macle Pastry -- - prize-awsirdi- ng - - - MOUNTAIN - brand:::: - you quite sure: that this is a genuine alligator skinT she inquired "Positive madart"- quoth the dealer: “I shot the alligator myself" soiled" aaid the "It looks rather i V" lady“That madam- - is ’where' It struck stitutions’ ' the ground 'when It fell off the tree Parratt has'- had L 'Supervisor D : W — Youth's Companion as set school aside day' when Friday -- - - u-i-- - w‘- - -- 1 ’ T |