Show - I i 11 16 Sunday Morning 1 b SUCCUIOS Bike-Truc- k I - A 113alt gakt Ttriblitte octob-e- - L'' Gold in TlitttTitar Hi 1!1New Entries Ogden Urges Woman Waits Met at USAC Titere9s omr c 7 r Discuss Fete for Will on Speed Today t ' Wait Ogden t' VN Airport Lights 83rd Birthday World'Affairs ': ilfV46 tock Show A'' Crash Costs Second Life 4 ''''' 4 4 : l 7 I o Rackham Requests Early Opening Of Bids for Work o'' 44 3 4' ''' Ie : Rocky Mountain Kayaville Native To Be Honored At Family Dinner' - College Clubs Convene Friday A 104 A ' f'''' t' 4)0'1 4 4or' 20 ) - ''' - - ‘131 1 i l'''' t t:''' ' tik vi — 0 ': t 1 N 01 IP''' N' ' 174 l' 1- i - ' '1 it a ' i4 - '114$6:t Three Exhibitors Plan Displays For First Tithe - r - -- 4 t ''''$' - ' -' : 444 ''''''' :7: ' ' 4'10'W' " ' "r'4'"'''' - - ''I4 17' ‘ 4000 ( - k k '''') '''41"''''--"- d — r 444C 4k' c 1 !! P 44- - 14 i''''' SA - i k -t '' 4 ? —' '' a (- ' : A A N:4r: --- f - ' 7 '''' 4" :'''' ott pk i - 141:! 4 t rouremo RIPA0" :040004 fr g -- P - Ittitiries Prove Fatal to Youthful Rider 01"1 i - s " 1941 12 ''' - s‘ 4 ' ''7: ' 4' IP ' : - 4t -- — 4 ''''' Tribune Intermountain Wire Tribune Intermountain Wire Tribune Intermountain Wire 10 : t KAYSITILLE—Mrs John G M Recommendations LOGAN—Relation of the west41 OGDEN ( '1 A Is have been made to Arthur Ayres Barnes of Kaysville will celebrate ern hemisphere Europe and the f d eighty-thiranniverMonica Cal her of conditions current Santa to world orient regional 'S' t' birthday 00t I 7 Wire Tribune Intermountain -Tribune Intermountain Wire ': C A A airport 'engineer that bids sary -- will occupy the attention of scores 1 at Sunday to ''? r'' "a I '''' BOUNTIFUL—Leland J Mann OGDMNT — Entry notices from Nk be opened soon for installation of a dinner party 7 of mountain states collegians ilrrit t4 -r f I three important exhibitors who 15 of west Bountiful son of Orvis a field and runway lighting system with members of day and Saturday when the an' ''' itt :do at Ogden municipal nual Rocky Mountain Conference City her family pres- Mann former Bountiful city mar" ti 44F4 have not participated in previous t kt Commissioner William J Rack-ha- ent at her home of International Relations Clubs t ‘ shal died Saturday at 11:10 a in N''''' 7rA N Ogden livestock shows were re) 40 ' 444isuwill be conducted on the Utah Mn reported Saturday Barnes P ' : 4t In a Salt Lake hospital of injuries 1 ceived Saturday while 24 promtii Reason for the recommendation the widow of tit4L x State Agricultural college campus o i ) -r -— suffered Thursday night in a he explained wu that W W Clyde John Dr G Homer Durham faculty adnent Hereford breeders of the in- 04''''' G M t it f ' '''' '11 anwill truck-bicycand of 1941 conference r viser for the company accident on the OgBarnes a Springville I pio 4 f termountain country notified show 241 ' nounced Saturday ' runway on neer in the can- complete the second officials their prize animals will be den highway about two miles north ' -east-we4 ic: Club chapters which are orSecond the field the Leland J Mann landing of fling industry displayed in the purebred classes if the Parkin underpass ( of ganized in colleges and universities annual exposiyouth succumbs hi Davis string in about 40 days and the Davis county The twenty-thir- d 15 son Goff of to '''''' J Arthur j have the field and Berry city is anxious throughout this country and in county traffic accident be held in the stock show will tion prominent 1 e 1 Jehu and Etta Rebecca Taylor many foreign countries are sponready for operation as soon as banker who died coliseum in West Ogden October 'I 1 Goff of West Bountiful is done Endowment this In 1934 is one of sored the Carnegie by 31 to November 6 and will offer a on riding ''' -it ' DurDr The Springville contracting firm Kaysville's best for International Peace 'i ''1 total prize purse of 222000 to f t the same bicycle with the Mann conhas the C A A contract for ham explained known resident& winners in cattle sheep and swine 1 a n d She still takes struction of the east-weStudent leaders at the intert youth was killed almost instantly contests ' northeast-southwe'1 in the accident mountain area meetings will be runways for an active part in Mrs Barnes 41 "' - 4:lily -I A New Exhibitors t ' a total of $27837250 while the affairs of the day Her chief in- David Gancheff Of U S A C Rocky ' ' 1"4011!' According to traffic reports the ) t p4' N elp north-sout- h 1 41 runway has already terest at present is knitting sweat- Mountain conference presidevt 4 Exhibitors who will bo showtwo youths traveling north on the tb t'140Atk14 been finished by Gibbons and Reed ers for the Red Cross William Gay of Brigham Young i 1 ing animals at the Ogden show for Her first west side of the highway were of Salt Lake City at a contract knitted article was made when university vice president James :772 I the first time are Bloom and Sore ' t' of $138401 which also in- she was but 6 years of age when Riedel of Denver university resemistruck by a north-boun- d price of Corning Iowa who will place 01 Ft Tribune Intermountain Wire cluded clearing the land and fenc- her father promised her a new cording secretary Estella Davis of I 44" 33 trailer truck driven by Raj Dufr hogs and seven fat OGDEN---Irirs- t It C : S U A of two public ing it of shoes with patent leather t corresponding secretary ( t hogspurebred pair ''' Whits classes: in Chester the AO field of Little America Wyo lik state ' Idaho set o' pub' 41''Ork by In pioneer dayw— and Kenneth Stevens of U S A C 1 I' hearings '' Horn Wyo tips—a of ranch luxury ' Air Writes Officer Big Canyon 1 lic utilities commission regardReviews Accident :1 1 if she would knit herself a pair treasurer 11 and Marian se Herefords 109-purebred ' fran application of the Union At the same time Commissioner Of hose' She got the shoes Since tl I ! ' 2 M Coble of Winters CaL 11 Suf' Among speakers will be Dr Ar'" ' - 'i Mr Duffield reported he turned ing ‘ A ' '181' 4) ' 7 Pacific railroad to discontinue pashead of the department that time she has done much knit thur Steiner professor of political I 4 sheep '4 4 'Sp V 4 Ct out to pass'a car when the boys senger service between Ogden and Rackham et 4f" of improvements said he ting especially during the first science at the University of CaliOther entry notices earn from 1 ts : on the bicycle loomed up in front two Idaho points will be held hadpublic : DonoRichard at Los Dr fornia and written war World more when she made ib Angeles ' f 4! ' 4 William Williams arid Sons of ' of hinr He applied the brakes but Monday at 10 a m in the Ogden van at the U Major ': S army commanding than 20 sweaters and other arti- Oliver Benson asaistant professor I ' Clarks Neb who will exhibit 15 2Akiewl was unable to avoid hitting them city and county building -1 t amigo 00 wit'41datiwama mnii 0 ma headquarters for the Eighth corps cles of clothing for the "boys over of government at University of head of Aberdeen-Angu- s cattle Leland Mann was born July 21 M Reese Hattabatigh president area at Fort Sam Houston Texas there" Mr on Oklahoma O'Brien of John and Mn of O'Brien of James Lund and Fountain Phillip Young 1926 at Bountiful a son of Orvis of the Idaho commiulon and the as to Amy Hemingway Jones Carpossibility of obtaining mili- Messages Arrive on top of a pile of one of Utah's biggest Green Utah who will enter two and Myrtle Holbrook Mann and other two commission members tary help in getting federal aid for Endowment division assist- — Layton is sitting negie fat Hereford steers AU of these had lived there all his life His R H Young and J W Cornell construction of an access road to cash crops sugar beets Such stock piles nill be familiar will She expects many telegrams and ant in charge of International Rebe entered in open class events 28 1939 A are expected to participate mother died June the airport calls Sunday from lations Clubs who will attend the O Read of Ogden secretary sights for the next few week gs until the factories catch up J brother Howard Mann was killed att The application asks that diswould be access of This relatives and friends in eastern Logan meetings has reported that of the Intermountain Hereford with the harvest in a traffic accident New Year's continuance be allowed of pas- road into Ogden part from the east by states A number of messages had the clubs are more interested in Breedera association said at least day in 1940 only a few hundred senger service from Ogden to Ma-la- d way of Harrison boulevard from arrived Saturday she world problems this year than said 200 head of purebred cattle will feet south of Thursday's accident n Idaho and from Ogden to Fortieth street through the new ever before A who was born be offered for sale at the &sandescene Preston Idaho through Cache defense housing area in southeast on her eighty-secon- d is birthday annual Luction in the The Mann youth was a Boy Junction Cache county Ogden diagonally northwest to the son of her granddaughter Mrs 4 in adcoliseum Scout and a member of the same A communication from Mr Hat- Monroe boulevard at Thirty-sixt- h Marvin Jonas of New York City dition to a large offering of bulls to which his chum Berry tabaugh said the second hearing street and then to Washington troop Mrs Barnes is a member of the I ' running through wide pries Goff beimged He was a member will be held at Preston Tuesday boulevard Grant Lincoln and Wall Daughters of the American Revoranges of the deacons' quorum of West in the chamber of commerce build- avenues by way of Thirty-thir- d lution having served as vice re'In addition to Herefords listed Bountiful L D S ward and also a ing street and on west past the north gent for a term She is a memin the sale catalog all of of to discontinuance member the ninth grade class of the airport to join ber of the Sunflower camp DaughOpposition Tribune Intermountain Wire boundary pens both In bulls and feat South Davis junior high school the service ha been expressed with U S highway 91 west of ters of the Utah Pioneers at well entered in 'how competition males was beets LAYTON—Harvest of Davis county sugar at Bountiful by various Idaho civic groups but Ogden Kaysville and until a few years will be run through the auction He is survived by his father railroad company spokesmen said ago served as teacher in the Reunder way Saturday with many loads of this important farm arena in lots of five" Mr Read three brothers William and Ken- the application followed a re- Works 24 Hours a Day Tribune Intermounta- - Titre lief society of Kaysville L D S of beets on the factory grounds said The W W Clyde company has ward She is a former counselor in neth Mann both of Woods Cross quest of the national defense PRES'rOlst Idaho --- Two young product pouring on the huge piles a second disconhot been railroads all council and Gerald Ma of Kaysville will Draw Buyers making ready that the YWMIA of the same ward women from wards of Franklin at the Layton Sugar company at Layton four sisters Thayle Mann Mrs tinue "unnecessary" service to oil mix plant and is working 24 Born In L D S stake were honered dur- ' beets "The high price of beef cattle Fifty loads of fine quality Kamilla )4argie Coston Mrs June Moss make train crews and equipment hours daily in an effort to rush ing the ‘week at farewell testi- were hauled to the factory from son said and the sugar content and the high quality of animals contract defense of before its national vital for available and Mrs Thtorow all of completion 12 Fray 'Born October 1858 at Kays-vin- e monials prior to their departure the county on the first is fairly good but the beets are represented in the sale should i bad weather sets in said CommisWoods Cross and two grandpar- needs she is a daughter of Dimon for the L D S znission home in throughout to James E Ellison not so large as expected The re- draw buyers from a large area according day sioner Rackham ents Mr and Mrs William J and Mary Ann McFerson She Salt Lake City on Monday They company manager This was some- cent rains were of vast benefit in There should be enough animals ' Holbrook of Bountiful Lighting of the field will then was married to Mr Barnes Sep7 what less than was expected but making the harveat'essy once the to select from to satisfy the most be necessary before it can be ap- tember 9 1980 in the old Salt due to the recent rains many ground is dried enough which- will exacting buyer" Rites Arranged proved for night landing or take- Lake Endowment house She has beet fields were still too wet to be within the next few days The following breeders h a vs offs These facilities including always resided in Kaysville Services for the Goff youth will Mr Ellison said 'made work start entries which are for the 680-acthe be conducted Sunday at 1:30 p Seven of her eight sons and runways clearing t to be men are hundred Three Hereford sale- Mr Read purebred inare area and In West Bountiful 113S ward by being fencing it are living: Miriam daughters the San Luis Land and processing during employed reported: stalled through C A A grants Barnes of Kaysville Mrs Claude i Bishop S Milton Nelson Burial " which started Friday One thouColo: C company civil aeronautics 'i i 1Ril1 be in the Bountiful Rated the ' M Cannon Q and Shirley by Barnes - '‘ cemetery those who B Hawley Richfield: Peterson sand growers Including as a defense the of Salt Lake City Maurice R The death raised the state traffic airport 1A 1 authority are under contract to the AmalgaBrothers Ogden: George C Miller 'Ve( f Ogden municipal field was first Barnes of Washington D C H total for 1941 to 148 compared to i it t mated Sugar company of Ogden FARMINGTON—Starting Mon- Th a yne Wyo Max Anderson TreTribune Intermountain Wire allotted $215000 and a second al- J Arnold M and Dr D Keith 130 for the same period in 1940 are expected to furnish more than day all Davis county :schools will monton John E Hill Drummond MORGAN — Open house will lotment of 2301000 Barnes all of Kaysville Davis county's traffic deaths now 100000 tons of beets fork the cam- resume a daily school schedule of Mont J H Singleton Gandy: La stand at flint- - compared with 11 be held Sunday at the home of clifrom 8 a in to 1 131m so that Sal Live Stock company LaSal: paign which under favArable facto October 12'1949 students can assist in the harvest Mr and Mrs James J Peterson in matic conditions may give the Herbert Chandler Baker Ore: y a run of sugar beets which began Wed- Winterton brothers Kama: B C tory South Morgan in mobserving their Utah Deaths (Total) N‘ 1 The Layton Sugar company's nesday throughout the county E Linebaugh Pleasant Grove C A ai To October 148 fifty-sixt- h wedding anniversary btiotriitillNNe will process part of the U Roberts chairman of the board Luther and Son Jerome Idaho factory t on To October 12 1940l 130 They were married in Richville beets this year of education announced Friday R S Lusty Duchesne: Manti Live Amalgamated's I and Thelma left Jensen Ian 171 October 17 1885 Entire year 1940 1200 will slice and Regular schedule had been In Stock company Manti: Sherman approximately 611bert Franklin county hoot Stuart Clarkaton: Max 3uthler Mr Peterson is the only pioneer Davis County Idaho girls to fill L D 8 mla- Itons daily Total tonnage for 1940 effect for one week only as seschedon to tons Mr said amounted had 56000 been short the hour He now in South Wens Midway Wendell Johnson Lake-tow- n: Morgan living To October 12 1941 9 Ito students ule Ellison for three weeks Fay F DeBerard KrmTo October 121940 11 was born in Denmark on Februare Fae Jensen of the Preston Secis fair Mr Elli could help In the tomato harvest mling Colo: Seth Berstedt ChalThis Wire crop Intermountain Tribune year's Tribune Intermountain Wire 12 ary 23 1863 a son of Baltzer and Entire year 1940 ond L D S ward and Thelma Gillis Idaho Donna May Peterson of an OGDEN — Installation Iwo candidates bert of the Fairview to came OGDEN—Only and Peterson L D S ward Salina and C A Hall Portage Margaret Idaho Deaths (Total) for mayor and three for city Miss Jensen is the daughter of cooling system in 31 of evaporative 1863 his in with October Utah 12 To October 1941 137 A 50 buildings recently erected for commissioner will appear on the Mr and Mrs Orion Jensen To October 12 1940 to be given voters in the testimonial was given in her hon150 parents who settled in Richville ballots cantonment 18 at municipal the military police Burningham Family 192 where be made his home until Entire year 1940 election on Oc- or Tuesday evening in the Preston years ago when he and his wife Camp Sibert Boulder City Nev1 tober 21 primary PeterMrs C Mabel She ward will do Second chapel rf3 Orgameze4k Friday He is moved to South Morgan i has been awarded to Harold B son city recorder announced Sat- missionary work in the New Enga carpenter Intermountkin as Wire Tribune the deadline for filing land states Tribune Intermountain Wire BOUNTIFUL— Meeting in the Mrs Lizzie Ann Kingston Peter- Peterson of Los Angeles on his urday Miss Gilbert is a' daughter of petitions of candidacy passed OGDEN—On their fiftieth wed- first Burningham family reunion OGDEN—Petition for disposison was born in Richville on Feb- low bid of $3132567 Mayor F M Abbott has filed Mr and Mrs Frank Gilbert She tion of several tons of records ding anniversary Mr and Mn J election of officers for the new Report of the award by the war ruary 28" 1865 a daughter of petition as a candidate to suc- was honored at a dancing social W Wilson of 931 Twenty-thir- d Frederick and Emma Morris King- department was made Saturday his organization will be held Friday ceed himself and he will be op- In the Fairview ward recreation boöks and papers of the old Ogden street G Colonel Elmer Lieutenant at 7:30 R m at the Bountiful First ston She is a member of the by at will be honored Tuesday Wednesday evening She will State bank and its more recent an open house Thomas constructing quartermas- posed by the man he defeated in hall D S ward recreation hall at South with Daughters Morgan chapter reception enter the Eastern States L D S Tribune Intermountain Wire was filed friends and relatives of 'Utah ' Pioneers serving r two ter for Ogden and vicinity who the municipal election two years misaion Bountiful according to Mrs Roe to proceedings invited liquidation BOUNTIFUL — To acquaint years sks send vice captain She was to leave for Boulder City Sat ago former Mayor Harman W district court call at their home from 2 until Burningham committee member Saturday in Second Davis county young men with the has been a teacher in the Relief nrday night to arrange for an im- Peery More than 150 persons are exy Lawrence M Malan Weber 8 p m Three candidates have filed for mediate start on the installations four-yemany vocational advantages to be society for 27 years clerk mar'wore Wilson Mrs and Mr pected to attend the program and county luncheon with John Burningharn of the bank and its ried October 14 1891 city commissioner InIderived from enrollment in the Six of their eight children are and inspect other improvements effects The Logan Bountiful C C C camp now con- living Mrs Emma London and being made at the camp cluding William J Rackham inof Bountiful in charge affairs were recently LDS temple liquidation onlidated with Big Cottonwood James E Peterson of Morgan: turned over to Mr Malan by the Colonel Thomas also announced cumbent commissioner of streets Both are active members of and William public improvements C C C camp a drive for enrollee' Mn Metta Gibbs of Garland Mrs the arrival at Utah general depot court following petition of the Ogden Thirteenth L D S ward and ill be started 'at once sponsored Myrtle Egbert of Layton Mrs his headquarters of Second Lieu- D Woods Jr state representative state bank commissioner asking although each is 76 years old still I Tribune Intermountain Wire the hold positions in ward: auxiliary 'FORMER STUDENT Ridge of Echo and Duane tenant Richard L Gamwell a re- from Weber county and George that the records stored in Loby the Bountiful junior chamber Nell of commerce Charles Cooley com- Peterson of Richville They have serve officer from Carson City O'Connor former city commisbasement of the Hotel Ben BRIGHAM CITY—At the Brigsioner Filing deadline was Fri- ham City Republican convention mond be given in to the county organizations 23 grandchildren and nine GETS RAILROAD mitteeman announced Saturday Nev They are parents of two daughday evening will This action followed a meeting Lieutenant Gamwell conducted Saturday evening in the clerk's custody superters Maude Wilson of Idaho Falls held at Bountiful and attended by vise construction of roads and In his petition Mr Malan asked Idaho and Mrs Ruth Barker of APPOINTMENT Armory building to name candiJ E Gurr Wasatch nations! forest court to ratify his request to Ogden and five grandchildren the at the $7000000 supply First Aid Classes Form dates for the November municipal highways The information Pupervisor and George W Lang-- I election the following incumbents turn such papers books or other and storage center : been i lord both of Salt Lake City: relaeased Davis County were named: Alf L Freeman for materials as have any historical In I that Archie Brigge Davis county commayor Ernest Hansen four-yesignificance to the Brigham Young Robert Ammer CLINTON — Sponsored by the councilman: Lewis S Wight and university library at Provo and missioner and G W Stewart both Man a former of Bountiful 'eme the rest of the tons of materials county health organization tint Charles N Sheffield two-yeOGDEN — Charles Sidney Henager aid courses are now being orga- councilmen to Deseret Industries an L D S IShould enough interest be shown Noble son of Mr and Mn s Charles S ness College in maintaining the camp here by S Noble of 2560 Reized affiliate Davis — weifere New candidates are: Elva Gibbs elections PERRY throughout county plan Iowa avenue 1 student has re- Primary will lief society presidents of the L D S recorder and enlistments improvement of the will be honored A hearing on the petition O Stander P conducted at Perry Friday eveceived an ap- CITY—In line with church are enrolling the members- - treasurer L DAgnes Mueller park road will be con- at a farewell Wilde was elect- be set by the court :1 BRIGHAM week to name candidates for the ning H F KretchSo that a schedule may be ar- ed city Republican chairman to tinued Newspaper ipointment from testimonial in November municipal election put Teleof The man Lake editor Salt the Mount Ogden ranged prospective 3nembers are succeed George L Johnson and the following candidates on the Ammernia road companies I - gram was speaker at the regular asked to enroll now Classes from Morris Glover was elected secreLap s ward ticket: as trammastees clerk at WI 3 eve1luncheon club be will and Clinton Sunset to Loirran held Knudat Glenn A succeed Friday Rotary Citizens—For town board presi1 tary chapel Sunday at enviable starting' salary In a zn t the Clinton grade school while sen 7 p m prior to ning at the Howard hotel I dent H Eugene Perry: councilfine letter to Henagees Ernt Mr Kretchman ccutipared the work will start in January his leaving - for ' L Johnson presided 0 men Lee Thorne Chris Wolfley George epartrnent Mr --free and controlled press and the eastern ' Hansen and RUlon Hir"Raymond his pleasure secof three OGDEN—Arrival out value free of states mission of t the press pointed &chi a at such LOGAN —T hree splendid at ond getting Utah lieutenants la In 'and D S churchgeneral the United States the what It c Peoples—For town boird presithem for etting and 4 means In exposing many forms of Logan boys and their Mr Noble for for duty with the quarter- dent depot Marvin Peters: councilmen me this 'dandy Job" over to whom a recep- of the section master operaand companion were turned P depot corruption graft Judson Wallace Young f First district juvenile authorities tion will also be tions in storage and distribution 'Edward "A free people must have a free PJght now many men and and Royal Peterson Theo Nelson 1 Saturday by Logan police officers held at the famwomen boys and girls are takof army supplies was announced he declared press" following their alleged theft of ily residence ing advantage of the great deSaturday by Lieutenant Colonel automoa from mand foetrained help by utilizafternTribune Wire al office L Intermountain William but private gasoline that by requesting Sunday Mays commanding Suspect Admits Guilt Slates North bile oon will enter 1728 No Ogden bulletin ing their full or spa: time in officer farmers the pubOGDEN—Widespread damage ' Mr Noble were The four were arrested late Pit-th- y the church mu- Lieutenants would three be from The available getting the required tratrang lication to trees in and its Probation ' Obtains Ogden vicinity the Tribute at Henagees and Paxson Reeve Smith of documents Earl F by R Thomas Fergus Logan sion home hi Salt Lake City Misslonary LOGAN — After he had admitTar Dar- during the September 21 and 22 at superintendent NORTH OGDEN D C for 5 cents Asael Moulton who have just premission school ker an Washington unusual caused windstorm has police officer after F D Monson for a New Day and Night classes son of Mr and Mrs Frederick number of ted his guilt to a charge of failwill leave for New 'York City to valuable trees can completed a three months' assign-- I ure reported to officers that he had and requests for instrucare organized each week be Damage will of North Barker chilOgden mihor two 22 for to October provide seen a group of boys in a light honored Sunday morning at a tions on proper methods of tree In many cases be4iduced by prop- ment at the Philadelphia quarter- dren Dale H PeteraoN 26 of Coaching classes are now beroadster siphoning gasoline from school master and for' from Koziol the er Mr said methods surgery on testimonial In was connection with repair the ing received for the following repair probation placed his automobili at 475 North Also arrived at the depot it Logan est settkrice region four office at and the bulletin contains comM Civil Service positions: Senior Martinet Candidates Nominated of North services Judge Saturday by Ogden regular Fourth East street Ogden according to F C Koziol prehensive information on meth- was reporter was a giant D S ward Morrison of First district Court Stenographer (3162000) Junior Two other boys one 10 and one MONTICELLO — The Citizens' A Child superintendent of of the department of information ods of making repairs and heal- locomotive crane which will be Peterson'a proba- - Sten (S1440 00) Senior Typist F of Conditions 111 years old were turned over to party of Monticello has nominated Utah State Industrial school and and education used to facilitate loading and un- tion are that he pay ing tree wounds weekly Junior Typist Mr Koziol said a small number In addition to large numbers loading of heavy or bulky ma- to the Cache county treasurer for ($144000) ljuvenile authorities following their the following for town board mem- a memberof Ogden L D S stake ($126000) larrest for alleged participation in bers: K S Summers mayor L presidency: will be the speaker of de pa r tment of agriculture of trees uprooted or damaged on terials for shipment from the maintenance of the two children Call write or visit Henager the burglary of the W F Jensen Frank Redd Fred Y Jensen Paul Mr Barker will leave soon to bulletins "Treatment and Care private property by the wind- depot to army units or for storage that he report weekly to the Cache Business College for complete 'candy factory at 375 North Main Sieben and Wilford Frost board serve In the North Central States of Tree Wouhds" remained avail- storm public parks in Ogden lost of materials being shipped into county sheriff and that he poet information ' IL D S mission able at the forest service region scores of trees 'atreet last week members a bond of 41000 the depot I 416Nk t''" v 4‘ r' '''' 1 - d- t - ''' : - - --- - k ''' - go -k- aort 4 I it A 4ks e st i 1 - 4f I 4- -- z - : 4' I I "- - '-- 1 to 4 --- — 1 k ic 1''-'-'"- -' c 1 ' ( ' - ttAi m : le tit: 1 Hearings Open Monday on Railroad Piea I t i st r- st 7' r lb 41"e'rr 7 -- 0' '1 ' k' 06441‘-444 1 o- A A 4 t - '1w --- - -- ::- I tk: o- !- - --' is t ' 404 r 1! N 4-- : -- t - I i A 41 4 4 - : -'-- - 411' : — I 1 r"! '' 1'' — long-distan- ce great-grandso- Beet Harvesting' Gets Sugar LDS Workers Davis in Full Into Swing Wait Start on Mission! v live-Novem- ber prize-winni- ng 1 1 ! n'' "6-::--7'- ''' South Morgan Pair Marks 1885 Wedding - re N r ? - - Schools to Start 1: Cat-Crest- on Harvest Schedule '''' 1D - ! 1 Army Awards Ogden Ballots Will Cairy Camp Air Cooling Work Five Aspirants 1 4 e 100-da- ' 1121 - - Petition Seeks Couple Await Record Discard Gold Weddincr J C $ponsors C C C Drive - - ar 1 ' I 1 Ilik I great-grandchildr- Brigham GOP Nominates in-th- en - Ogden Ward Slates Missionary Fete Rotarians Hear I 1 L Editor Perry Conducts Primary Ballot ar ar f - I 1 - - Police Nab Boy Theft Suspects 1 Three New Aides Join Depot Staff kI '1' if Wind Damage Brings Demand For Data on Tree Repair i I i 2-t- S6-5- 0 -- if - V V ' 01"" "Ailt""r"""4 411k" Am-press- ed poet-ink- ed -g- 10-d- ay ! rail-Ree- f- 411"0114"- - i |