Show eg THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINSUNDAY MORNING JULY 16 E Stadiu Ogden Is Among Nation's Best While it is generally conceded there are larger rodeo showmen are plants in the nation officials cowboys and the best agreed that Ogden has one of the finest arenas the coun equipment and the most beautiful setting among try's major rodeos The Ogden stadium with its green Infieldset-u-is probably one of the that is entirely few rodeo fr ee of dust For the purpose of the annual infield pioneer Days rodeo the sand to grass is sprinkled with red insure footing for the bucking broncs and the rearing trick riders' the of hooves flashing mounts and the boots of the heaving straining steer wrestlers Ample Room The arena itself is large en ugh for any kind of rodeo and is a favorite among such rodeo stockmen the as Harry Row ell who supplies horses and bulls for this- - year's event and who also has staged rodeos in Madison Square Garden Pendleton Ore and Cheyenne Wyo and many other major rodeos An additional advantage of the stadium is its proximity to Lorin Farr park with its ample facilities for picnicking swimming and other ps sun-fishi- ng amusement paraphernalia for the youngsters Parking facilities in conjunction with a new parking lot acquired last year opposite the end of Madison avenue to accommodaie 1000 to 1500 cars There are large lots at the east north and west approaches of the stadium Plant Overhauled Cleanliness is one of the principal assets of the stadium It has been newly painted and renovated and during the rodeo is kept scrupulously clean according to Ralph Morley who has spent a consider able amount of time this year overhauling the entire gear of the place New fences corrals and roads have been constructed and in addition the log grandstand has been given a coat of preserving oil Each evening just prior to the show the arena is thoroughly sprinkled seats cleaned and everything put in top shape Besides these mecnanical quali- - Here Are the chaUener J Pieneer PnllmanslOgden Was Once TSflver strike leaves ?:rtrl!ZvJt Its features extend Ghost Town in Wake into physical five neighboring states ' Walled City out regard to other than political Last Word Ghost towns once thriving division It is a state of not only on the that built munities great but sudden relief the hopes Pig face being very irregular Many of "Indian Some of the scares surrounding mineral wealth would the scares" In Fair Travel slopes rise to a height were real though be permanent are numerous of amountain Several mile or more maintaining with- com- L (Continued from sur- One) set- gra- tlers lost their wives and the throughout the west One of these dients of from 30 to 60 degrees in the halycon days when all you tension was always higo enough within driving distance of Ogden needed to ride on a Pullman was that when the rumor of an In- was LaPlata lying 35 miles east a was the result of a sil- the road reaches a Junction with a ticket these carriers were or- dian raid came there was a whole- verLaPlata Folto the road left dirt branching 1890's ilich in strike the early low this road 19 mile and then and extravagant affairs hearted rush for shelter and mu- galena ore was taken nate from the Sun- turn left The site of LaPlata ft as the tual which caused as much stir of set a influx mine and heavy protection 35 miles from Ogden at Ml about deresulted announcement of a new plane "The big clay mound which ex population of 6032 feet elevation News ore of the rich publicized sign tends from Twelfth to Ninth was by one of the most efficient pubThe trim streamlined Pullmans selected as the main feature of the licity men the west has known A that pass through Ogden today participation PIONEER The west slope of William Hope (Coin) Harvey reTRUE have little in common with the the mound was very steep and it sulted in rapid growth of the town until it had at one time a bank palatial coaches believed to be the did not require much labor to newspaper stores saloons and Years a Successful In in word final transnortation dig down the slope so as to have gambling halls Flower Merchant those pioneer days When the vein of ore played out an almost perpendicular bank from deFor example consider the six to ten feet high up which early the inhabitants left and only ALL KINDS OF CUT was impossible to ride a horse a lew broken down shacks remain scription of the World's fair Pull- it FLOWERS PLANTS an even Hunters and campers who visit the which would bother mans which stopped in Ogden on and to climb site nowadays report deer and an Indian "Flowers Telegraphed March 2 1893 en route to the "To strengthen the west side still occasional bear in the neighborAnywhere' perhaps hood exposition in Chicago that year: further a breastwork was To built along "The first of 20 coaches which three feet high reach the mine travel east DUMKE FLORAL Pullman is building for the South- the top of the perpendicular bank up Ogden canyon on state highway a No 39 could to rifleman ern Pacific One-ha- lf At 134 mUes is HunUville accommodate behind which Block North ink World's fair traffic has been com- crouch and from which he would Public camping and picnic grounds en Kiesel Ave Dial lift St pleted and sent west It arrived have a clear view of the badlands are about 20 miles and at 31 miles from the coast yesterday morning to the south west and north oh its return and trial run and "From the southern point of the went east over the Union Pacific mound to the west side of Wash The car is a beauty and its furnish- ington a mud wall was built along ings and decorations are gorgeous the north line of xweirtn street in the extreme It extended north along Washing to Ogden's The finish is of vermillion ton as far as Eleventh street some wood elaborately carved In the came to Tenth street but on the street about 10 feet d body of the car the upholstering d is plush There are from the south side can still be two drawing rooms one at either traced a low ridge which it is end of the sleeper They are paint- claimed is the remains of the old ed green with gilding and the up- wall holstery is green frieze The smok- Three Feet Thick ing room is fitted up in Moorish "The wan when first built was style The interior is uniquely de- about three feet thick at the base signed nearly all the arrangements being innovations Although eight feet high and about 16 inches Washington Blvd At 22nd Street so many things are crowded into wide at the top In building it set were for the of two horse forms flesh a up Here's JUST BEFORE BATTLE string entering the car space has been so econodirt into the the corrals at Ogden stadium to await the opening of Ogden Pioneer mized as to give travelers more sides Mena shoveled man the dirt these and forms between and horses 20 difference tamped The room to move about and make only days rodeo July As the wall rose old Dobbin is that they have never learned to accept riders and themselves comfortable than in with a maul additional boards were added unare ready and willing to defend right at any and all times past Pullman coaches Independent til the required height was attained of the drawing rooms there are As fast as one section of the wall 10 ordinary sections in the car ties the stadium is made more atwas built the forms were moved "The is ventilating apparatus tractive by its beautiful backto form the next section something new Fresh air is no along water was hauled "Sometimes ground of towering Wasatch peaks from obtained the overhead longer clothed in the cool green verdure moistened while it was dirt the and dust and cinder receivers Passenof summer Nearby is the This resulted la no longer be in constant being tamped will gers Ogden river while surrounding dread and danger of a shower of a very solid compact wall of dried the grounds is a veritable forest of soot and sand The overhead ven- mud which withstood the action of shade trees and shrubbery tilators will no longer be used the elements for years "All the settlers living in the Fresh air will enter the car from on the WestAcross Western Plains and those who expected to fort seats under the On the Western ern Home Front "The car is lighted by gas ac- take refuge there were required or to in Western Paon do of work share Routes their the Trade Pacific to the Pintsch system In cording was newcomer each wall and given the underneath reservoir world over All the cific Foxholes enough a Pioneer Ogden was beset by the in to stored can car be it part the repairing gas light moral worries of the people and at PIONEERS MEAN PROGRESS "This was in the early fifties six nights The water fixtures times the flesh and the devil for 10 in the had settlers but are years complete affording both hot We've a job to do proved too much for the commun- and cold Pioneering a betwater from a tank hold- grown so numerous and so confiity's police department according ing 120 gallons of their own strength that dent whole world They'll the for ter living to a narrative related in "A History was of the the wall was sent Santa Pauls "The from repairing a a rodeo without glib tongued of Ogden" and quoting early days' You do your share do their share was it levelled abandoned and a as of what the by sample Chicago at to announcer We'll do our share BUYING keep things moving police record sleepers will be It la said the owner of the land Ambrose The police force was organized other a spirited clip is like a ship setting Shaw" to have cost $25000" COMES FIRST — - what's left BONDS a of the like quorum priesthood sail without a pilot— neither would with a will go farther when you ihop at strong under current of reget any place Reed's Riteway Store ligious feeling underlying the work For Your Convenience During "Pioneer Day" When Og den's rodeo opens Dance Described A police department's dance on Thursday night July 20 present one The West9$ Own Stores be will January 23 1880 was described in the announcer's box and "Police thus: guests gathered and past for amusement and recreation The of the nation's best known masters of rodeo announcing He hall was beautifully decorated and at the is Abe Lefton who has ad libbed we had a grand time of it The rodeos from one end of the country spirit of the Lord attended us and our refreshments were delicious" to the other Besides dancing the hosts and Rodeo fans agree that one of the guests enjoyed the evening by Kiesel Avenue— South of Paramount Theatre most important improvements in "praying singing recitations" and New Address 350 24th Street "Near the Center of Everything recent years toward making rodeo preaching is Police is Difficulties more enjoyable performances of the In February of the same year Shopping Theatres Dancing Dining microphone the invention into some of force the got police and loud speaker system Farr suggests The nature of the rodeo is such difficulties "Mayor brother that "dead" spots are bound to ap- the propriety of reinstating in the most quorum Maloney and (Stephen) best carefully pear in the Moved and carried The resourceful of police planned programs be restored brother blank that these in can fill Maloney announcer his former position in the office spaces so skillfully they are unno- to of police Brother (Peter) Tidwell ticed by the crowds made some confession was accepted At this job of professional ad hima class in is unanimously" On August 10 1862 Lefton by self He keeps the loud speakers "Capt (Green) Taylor gave some vibrant with a continuous line of instruction relative to selling whisinteresting chatter delivered in a key taking the name of the Diety voice that breathes the very es- in vain also cleaning the side walks and he wished the police sence of the west He has appeared this year al- would see that cattle did not roam ready at some of the nation's top at large through the streets after shows and in years past was with night" the Gene Autry shows and also Problems filled a contract with the Madison Gambling The record reports that on JanRODEO HEADQUARTERS Square Garden rodeo show uary 9 1863 the police took a in hand Ogden's gambling problem "Capt Taylor reported that Utah Modernized Early he and policeman (Joseph) Parry had arrested Penjemin Olvit for In I860 Utah was linked with the gambling in Ogden and brought outside world by the telegraph and before Alderman Browning he in 1869 by the Union Pacific rail- was fined three dollars and costs road By 1870 the Utah Central Policeman Parry reported he had railroad connected Salt Lake City arrested Charles Jenkins for gamwith the transcontinental line at bling also and brought him before Ogden Mines were opened set- Alderman (James G) Browning he tlements grew and population in- was fined five dollars and cost he creased The census of 1880 showed reported that Isac Jorley had 9542 farms in Utah including an at a drunk party and got area of 655000 acres of which that he was going public to arrest him for ' about 416000 were under cultiva- the same Capt Taylor he wished tion to the words Brethren to say a few of the police concerning drinking he said for liquor with the boys HUBKkI lift ?£nMV&lif " would aRIhLB the drather police he his part not do it for wanted that they should be exemplary men in ail Birch said he things Policeman It is important to stay had drank a little with the boys but not much but in the future he at the right hotel when was going to guard against it MarFife presbeing N) shal (William ent he wished the police to vigifrom home away lant look out for liquor for he had been told that liquor was brought sold 350 Comfortable up from Salt Lake Cityto and do their the wish police he here best in finding it out andbnng Rooms the offenders to justice EACH WITH BATH i J Success 4 PIONEER DAYS first-name- fawn-colore- H E RILEY DRUGS There'll Always be PIONEERS! Flesh and Devil cool-flowi- ng Heckled Early Ogden Abe Lofton Top Welcome to Ogden's PIONEER DAYS Front the ml MARKET Jo VUelcome THE CLUB Street Twenty-fift- h PARKING CENTER Z457-6- 5 2168 Washington Blvd 124 — PARK YOUR CAR CHECKERBOARD v Rodeo Announcer r lib-bi- ng WE SALUTE those courageous men and women who Your Favorite Beer founded this GREAT ao INTERMOUNTAIN j EMPIRE I OGDEN Shop Here for Vacation Needs Handling More Than One-ha- lf Million Head Annually At EASY-WES- T t AND JtaaetioB of NORTH-SOUT- H RAIL LINES The Ogden Union Stockyards Co Don't be caught short on some important need when you are away on vacation items Shop here for many to make your holiday more enjoyable You can expect to find vacation needs of most athigh quality at tractive prices FROM $2 UP COMPL1TI COURTIOUS I III V I C I—ALWAYS ModerrTCoffee Shop Banquet Party Rooms Esquire Lounge Terrace Dining Room Pine Room Telegraph Office Cigar-New- s Stand Salon R R Ticket Office Garage in Connection Barber-Beaut- y Welcome to Ogden's Pioneer Celebration HOTEL BEN LOLIONI) ENSIGN DRUG CO NEARER THAN ANYTHING TO EVERYTHING IN OGDEN 333 24th Street — |