Show A'tr HUNDREDS— WILL POUR INTO STOVALL’S BOVS MONDAY FOR THESE SENSATIONAL Ogden Rings Down Curtain Photo Flashes of Scenes as Top Hands Ride On Third Annual Pioneer Days Fete in Blaze of Glory A- —mewr- Sizes Feather i 16 2 for BED I 88c PILLOWS ! A 88c BE HERE 1 MEN’S CANVAS EARLY GLOVES -- Special to Th Tribuna OGDEN— As a blaze of fiery stars to 1 Good Quality ! V SHUTS 17zl4 V Plans Already Pushed for Next Year’s Fiesta Tired Celebrants Pronounce Carnival Successful Stadium Is Packed SPORT Kt t88c S odeo Champ floated earthward from the last fireworks salute in Ogden stadium Saturday night the curtain was rung down on the third annual Ogden re Pioneer Days celebration Tired merrymakers homeward Special to Tbi Tribune bound expressed entire satisfaction OGDEN — Ted Elder the Utah-bor- n in the greatest holiday celebration cowboy who won Internationever held here fame and the sobriquet “Suial Thousands of Ogdenites and visitors from all parts of the country cide Ted” for his daring and skill in some of the most danger-tric- k o’packed the Ogden stadium to witstunt was and riding ness the finals of the four-da- y rodeo here SatOther thousands crowded tlje down- reunited with his father t ' 17 after years’ separation town carnival grounds dance halls urday A Elder Delta Utah John and shows The merrymaking conrancher and well driver mads j tinued long after the official close the trip to Ogden to visit with his of the fiesta which began last Sunson for a few days Ted had ¥ day night with a festival of music been so busy performing his darcontinued through Monday and ing equestrian fpats in the south Tuesday with a "kids’ parade" and the east and in Europe that father pageants swung into- full speed and son had not seen each other X ' v Wednesday and Thursday with since shortly after the close of the mammoth street parades and the World war s X featured rodeo shows reached a The Elder family forebears 'xm?' I stirring climax Friday withthe crossed the plains to Utah long beholiday crowds making the most of fore the railroad was built Ted’s f parades carnival Indian village and grandparents on his mother’s side rodeo and through the grand finals — the Maces — also were early of the fete and rodeo Saturday Utah pioneers night Back to Normal Pioneer Days ended Staurday night Next week the city will settle down to routine living But already plans are under way to make of the 1937 revival of the celebration time an even biggerkand better celebration than ever Crowds from all parts of the state from Idaho Wyoming Wyoming Nevada—in fact from nearly every state in the union and from sevStandard Units eral foreign countries were on hand Nine fete week during the Thousands were turned away to Be Installed Cutting I from the rodeo Friday night but Grades in Upper Class undaunted thousands appeared again Saturday night —almost fighting for a chance to view the sportSpecial to ing dangerous contests of the OGDEN— Plana for establishing west's range lands Rodeo championships were won nine standard junior high school Saturday inght some by narrow units in Weber county and reduction margins as horses steers men and school girls battled foij the prize money of the Weber county high and the coveted points toward the to the two upper grades were an national championship nounced Saturday by the county mmmsm Stands Packed board’of education rodeo Pioneer time in 17 years' The center insert shows a 4day Ogden The stands were packed as they The junior high schools in cen of the steer wrestling event flash were Friday night and the enthus(Lower the scene of a reunion Saturday when Ted iastic rodeo fans cheered wildly for tral points about the city of Ogden Irene James one of the women bronc left) include seventh will the eighth Elder (upper left) daredevil rider saw Kis their favorites riders and (lower right) Irby Murphy forMayor Harman W Peery head ninth and tenth grades and will father of A Elder Delta for the mer world champion calf roper first Jo)iif of the celebration reiterated his offer courses in physical education decision that additional seating cahome economics and drapacities at the stadium must be shop not heretofore available outmatics another for year planned side the central high school loMayor Peery Commissioners George O’Connor and Edward T cated in Ogden The consolidation has been made Saunders and other Pioneer Days officials used the public address sys- possible largely through the P W A tem to express gratitude for the construction program which inOGDEN-Da- vid O McKay of the support given the celebration this cluded additions to seven of the bilildings which are to be junior year first presidency of the L D S “We wish to thank everyone who high schools and construction of church will speak at funeral servhas contributed to the celebration one new building The new buildices for James Orson Douglas sugar Special to The Tribune Special to The Tribune In any way” Mayor Peery said “and ing is at North Ogden The ninth OGDEN — Mrs Mary Ritter Jug- trade official who died in Chicago SUNSET — Cheerful new homes especially we thajnk those who do- junior high school will be at the ler 78 widow of Frank C Jugler nated their time and services en- high school building Thursday night The rites will be surrounded by green lawns will re-- 1 tered floats or other parade fea— and mother ofFrank A Jugler conducted Allotment Pupil Tuesday at 2 p m in the place within a few months the bartures who participated in the pagchairman of the Democratic county Junior high school students from committee died L D S Twelfth ward chapel by ren sand dunes that now line the eants or in other ways helped and Saturday morning those who brought their horses to Liberty Eden and Huntsville will at the family home 4100 Van Buren Bishop Joseph E Evans Mr Doug- state highway between the Weber-Davl- s attend school at Huntsville from avenue following an extended illthe parades and rodeo marches” las’ body will arrive in Ogden Moncounty line and Clearfield Uintah and Burch Creek at Burch ness Presented Prizes predicts LeRoy B Smith president! Creek from Kanesvilleand Hooper day morning Gerwas in She born Breslau of the Sunset town board Prizes for the parade winners were at yiooper from Pleasant View and many June 28 1858 a daughter of Mr Douglas was a native of OgHis prediction is based on two deformally presented in front of the North Ogden at North Ogden Mr and Mrs Alfred Ritter She den being a former sales manager log grandstand prior to the start of velopments— the completion of the! The West Weber and Wilson came to the United States in Sepof the Amalgamated Sugar com- $20000 waterworks system ind the Saturday schools will include only the sev- tember 1888 living in Grand JuncOther first place winners in enth eighth and ninth grades The tion His parents James H and probability that the Ogden ordnance pany Colo for a time and then moveluded: will attend ing tp Centralia Wash where her Rintha Pratt Douglas survive him depot located in Sunset will be tenth students grade built into the central United States The Ogden chamber of commerce the Weber high school in two sons were born The family here He died in Chicago the day float a white and gold display which Ogden whichjunior also will serve the came to Weber county in 1903 She after his arrival from Ogden where army supply base for the Pacific! showed miniature representations towns of Marriott Slaterville Farr was a member of he a two weeks’ vacation He coast area Ogden lodge wasspent Three new homes bordering the! emphasizing the commercial retail West' and Harrisville Taylor stu- Neighbors of Woodcraft employed with the A H Lam-bor- n & Co sugar brokerage firm highway already are being built and trade transportation manufaetur dents will attend at West Weber Surviving are two sons Frank A and served also with the Domestic two more are contemplated Mr ing and residential development of Roy and Warren schools will in- and Karl F Jugler and five grandSmith said The arrival of a main-- 1 Beet Sugar bureau Ogden first in the industrial divi clude the seventh and eighth children tenance crew of several hundred at! Sion Funeral services will be conductninth and tenth grade stuthe arsenal which has been "dead” The Emporium store float carry grades ed Monday at 10:30 a m in the from dents will attend the Roy for the last six years is expected Wheat Ing a bevy of pretty girls attired in Farm First school those church and the Being Dry Presbyterian junior high by to build the Sunset area into a thick-- 1 bathing suits first retail division Rev John Edward Carver pastor will come to from the Plain Warren Weber Central Dairy association ly populated residential district call Friends in at the home school Harvested may family Valley The town board is preparing to an allegorical representation of the City junior high Four teachers will bfc employed Sunday afternoon and evening and accept the waterworks and hold Importance of milk the world over at each of the junior high schools Monday until time of services dedication ceremonies President Small children dressed in costumes which will have an average of 150 Burial will be In Ogden City cemeTREMONTON-T- he harvesting Smith reported The system is of various nations surrounded tery The students Weber high junior modelled globe First in the whole of dry farm wheat in Bear river val- unique in that springs below the ma-- 1 school will have a larger enroll sale division is taking place this week with jor portion of the town were develley C 225 ment about Metcalf Nominations Roy U S forest service A summer out oped for the supply The water flows Open an n average run of 12 bushels per into a principal of the North Ogunderground Ing scene featuring a group' of chil former den school will be principal For Poultry Queen acre which is about 60 per cent reservoir and is pumped up into a dren at a picnic site adjoining pressurVt&nk at a rate Athletic Competition of the normal crop farmers report clump of pine trees First in the gov ernmental division AMERICAN FORK — NominaFarmers of the Howell and Blue of 200 gallons per minute The Most of the county schools inis entirely autoUtah Bottling works The huge cluded grades last year and tions for queen to preside over the Creek districts will begin harvesting pumping system animated dinosaur model which several eight Included the ninth Until city August 11 on the big Poultry-Turke- y Monday The grain at these places is matic The system also will give! crawled down the streets flanked this year however all tenth day celebration are now be- expected to run 15 bushels to the excellent fire protection grade by a group of “cavemen" students were served at the high ing received Eleven girls have thus acre while the average crop in a far been' nominated and nomina- normal year is 25 bushels according Backyard Sleepers school Novelty Winners tions will be open until July 30 af- to farmers of these two districts of a individual and Establishment standard the novelty junAmong wdll be seA dry fall and the packing of the Robbed of Clothing winners of the parades were Jim ior high school system will make ter which the queen vote of the peo- top soil by rain early this spring lected by popular 4 his Indian of best Neaman and nterschool possible development squaw are reported as the main causes of OGDEN— Two boys sleeping in a! pair and Jean Stevens and Benny athletic competition and the con- pleThe girls who have been nomi- the decrease in the number of bush- back yard were robbed of their Couch best western juniors solidation of classes together with are listed as follows: els per acre Very little wheat came clothing Thursday night they reMontie Montana and his wife construction of the auditoriums nated already Dorothy Rose Grant Mildred Gam-me- ll through the ground last fall because ported to police Friday They were Louise Montana were named win will build extracurricular activity Donna Wootton Helen Has-la- of the lack of moisture Weeds are Gordon Jensen 14 and Wilton Wil- ners of the professionals appearing Superintendent ‘ Keith Wahlquist Mildred Greenwood Sarah reported as being exceptionally nu- cox 16 who were sleeping in the In the parade predicts Helen Hicks Berneice merous this year causing the har- back yard of tbt Fred Jeen home Shelley The Elks lodge float was first In connection with the consolida- Wilde Helen Okey Eda Ashby and vest to be much slower than usual 2318 Monroe avenile place winner of the fraternal divi tion program bids ior provision of a Vera Bush Leo S Camp of St John- - Idaho sion bus chassis and operation of a bus that he was robbed of $100 Seek reported Delmore Hodson Earl Stanger route from Liberty through Eden Segregation Knife Victim Released SOUTH OGDEN— A group of also while sleeping He was asleepRay Stone and Novas Farr won to Huntsville for three years will 31 property owners on Rlverdale road in his automobile parked on a downmention as the best dressed non be opened July 30 at 6 p m by the OGDEN — Elmer Flaskerd was who object to being Included in the town street and awoke In time to see the transient released from professionals in western garb school board be to Bids also are Eva Harper and James A Mar opened Thursday night on shop Dee hospital Saturday following newly incorporated town of South two suspects fleeing treatment of a knife wound over Ogden have prepared a petition tin were named best dressed in tools for the junior high schools Treated for Cuts pioneer costumes The new program is expected to the heart assertedly received during which is to be presented to the WeAn Arden dairy outfit— junior save 35000 in scuffle in the “jungles" west of ber county’ commissioners Monday a Dell Bonham 18 of! OGDEN— costs yearly operation coachmen driving a miniature coach besides a higher type of the city He told officers the fight asking withdrawal from the town Clearfield was treated for facial providing of drawn by six teams Shetland instruction Mr started when he refused to associate The signers charge that they would cuts at the Dee hospital Saturday Wahlquist said with two men who were attempting not benefit from the incorporation afternoon following a collision at ponies — won first in the pioneer division Junior section to Swindle him out of some money which was undertaken to permit In-- j Twenty-fourtstreet and Jackson Honorable ipention and ribbon Additional Stale News on He was taken to the hospital by stallation of a sanitary sewer sys- - avenue between the automobile he awards went to scores of other James and Alfred Colvin of 257 West tern and development of a water was driving and one driven by Dan Page 7 Section B entries Twenty-firs- t street - - Scott of 797 Seventh street system Father United After 17 Years Jt f! i v Goot Home Comfort Quality FILLOW MUSLIN CASES 10 10 for 88c SAMPLE HUCK TOWELS! ' Weber County Plans Junior High Schools 'I ft so e Be aura not tus to miss this it Is at treat value as for M O s1 :fCt N D SILK CREPES MU ACETATES Vi -- 88ci s7Shtri forS8c o ‘0 At Light s n 280 darker er e°tk and oat-ter- ns Very Children’ pedal Anklets 6 M a1 G°° Lett’s ONE DAY 8ALE cVv Prs A 100 4 h th eft en s p WOOL SWIM TRUNKS of e Big Assortment Colors Men’s p- - Ct ONLY MONDAY 350 88c Regular $599 SHEER Illness Fatal McKay to Give Green Lawns SUMMER To Mother of Douglas Eulogy Will Replace Barren Dunes! DRESSES Frank Jugler A SHEER ot SUMMER Lc - d1 wash "1? ns DRESSES Sizes 14 to 48 $ Sizes 14 to 48 - lot In sheer prints and plain are Ail dresses silks it worth much more ior to buy will PT you season next e Guaranteed Vat Dyed All Newest Summer Styles Sizes 14 to 48 til lightweight summer ihaterials Very special reoi GIRLS’ MEN’S i “ANN “A WILKINS” Fast Color 'broadcloth tOllS PRINT SCHOOL DRESS S'" DRESSES SHIRTS rot Rlv-erdk- le 2 81zei I to It DO v e not new patterns for fall this cut styles attra e 1 1 22000-gallo- °A miss I 40 Sts 8BC 'jrz&zs Full top quality 4 broadcloth BOYS’ and GIRLS’ 0 Ve‘-- co Ve OXFORDS Sizes 81 a to tot VeCe 2 m h Offe black and and red in brown brown tan combination newest I a styles 1 1 248-5- 6 rang of sizes nice 3000-gall- fit for ttVlPf sit®’ SOUTH STATE STREET |