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1 SATURDAY EVENING. JULY 24, 1920. ZLZEZ OGDEN. UTAH , 4
I Utah Today
Until Saturday night. The Emi
ncnt dramatic actress
Emmy Whelen
In
r "A Favor to
I a Friend'
A highly interesting melodrama
1 ' " . J.." '
P.osoo-' Fatty" Arsuckxx '
FAT ARBUCKLE
I In his greatect comedy. Also Fo
1 News and the Salt Lake Tele
gram's screen talent test of tin
Ogden aspirants for movie fame
filmed in City Park, July 5. Nc
: raise in price.
Utah Theatre
COOL AND COMFORTABLE
I Lights Elere Cut Off
by Electrical Storm
The elect rlal disturbance accom
panying the storm of last night causeo
trouble with the high tension lines 01
the Utah Power & Light companv
The 130,000 volt lino between Salt
Lake and Grace, Idaho, was out roi
about twenty minutes, but the 4 4,non
volt line between Salt Lake and Ogden
was not In working order until after
1 o'clock this morning.
Lights in several portions of Oiten
were out for a short time last even
ing. on -
I PHILLIPS FMILY WILL
HAVE REUNION AT LAGOON
KAYSVILLE. July 2 A family re
union of descendants of the late Ed
ward Phillips will be held at Lagoon'
Monday, August 2. The family is one
of the oldest and largest In Davis,
county and a large assemblage Is cx-i
pected.
OVERLAND CAR
REACHES OGDEN
Cross-Country Machine Was
Met by Dealers and Guests
, Early Today
Eager to face the last and most dif
ficult reaches of its coast to coast dash
tn prove to the automobile world not
only light car stamina but economy
as well, an Overland stock car reached
UKden early this morning.
Wlllyfl Overland dealers and invited
iguests. awaltlnK on the outskirts of the
city for the Economx Car which left
New York on July IS for San Fran
Iclseo, could not restrain the cheering
that burst from their Hps when the
mud and dust covered car swung Into
sight, clipping off the miles at top
speed
And it was a fast clip that the wel
coming delegation was obliged to set
In the race to the Willys Overland
I store at Grant avenue to keep ahead
I of the test car
The Overland has really oeen put
to the test to determine its stamina
land economy. And it has developed
opacity tor these two important el
jmenis in motoring that has exceeded
the fondest enthusiasm of Overland
lers and ners.
On the g491 mile run from New
York to Ogden. the Overland absolute
ly the same kind of slock car to be
found on the dealer's floor, has made
n average of 26.8 miles to the gallon.
A splendid performance in these days
of hlph costs, it Is said.
I The contest is all the more note
worthy In view of the fact that the
car is being handled by relays of dnv-
ners who never before have handled
this test car, men who have had no
opportunity to study the little pccular-
Jjities that every car possesses.
j The distributor in the territory
through whlrh the car passes selects
a driver for the car. That driver takes
the iverland to the border of the
neighboring distributor's territory,
where another driver replaces him.
Prank Rrownlnp of the Browning
Auto company at ogden piloted the
car from Rock Springs to Ogden. At
Ogden he was relieved by W, S.' Ed-
: monds of the Overland sales forces
here.
Some of the hardest driving of the
entire X.300 miles lies ahead of the
Overland Economy car seemingly
limitless miles of desert wastes then
I hills and mountains, and bottom lands
literally seeping with moisture and
mud.
But up to this time, the Overland
has encountered practically every con
i celvable condition of driving. And It
ihas gone on piling up a splendid rec
(ord of performances establishing new
i standards of service
no
Automobile Traffic
to Park Is Heavy
Automobile traffic to Yellowstone
pari! i rum usasa ran cuncr pomis
in Utah is shattering all previous rec-J
ords according to O. J. Stllwell, sec
retary of the Ogden Chamber of Com
merce At the bejrlnnlnK of the sea-'
son 1,500 log routes for motorists were
printed and placed at the disposal of
the travelers, of this number more
than 1,000 have already been used, It
Is said.
Communities of Weber j
County Celebrate In j
Honor of the Pioneers
I!
Pioneer Day is being celebrated to
day throughout Utah and the west
ern states. In Ogden all stores, of
fices, courts, city and county and fed
eral departments are closed and a
general exodus of citizens began this
morning when hundreds cllmbod into
i their motor cars and began their jour-
m y to amusement or rest There Is
ample opportunity for both, with the
canyons offering ease and comfort
i and pleasure resorts and celebration
; programs offering amusement and ex
i tt-ment.
Programs are being held In many
I towns In Weber county this morning
and at Hooper and liuntsville, and all
day celebration Is scheduled. gden
Is not holding a program and with the
.exception of a ball game this morning
between the ogden and Honeyvlllel
clubs there was no celebration activ
ity. Pleasure resorts are offering spec
ial features for today with Lagoon
holding the spotlight position. Mot
orcycle races, airplane sturits. wre.it-
ling and other activities are scheduled
at the ligoon race track during the
a f ternoon.
PHONE SERVICE
! QUERY SENT OUT
Chamber of Commerce Asks
Merchants to Answer as
to Conditions
To determine the conditions exlst
' lng throughout the city in regards to
the telephone service the Ogden Cham-
ber of Commerce has mailed hundreds
I of postal cards o merchants and res-
idents of the city The card states:
"Please answer yes or no on attach
ed card or by letter, if your telephone
'service Is satisfactory If not satis
I factory please stale specifically the
nature of the complaint, giving as
nearly as possible time and circum
stances. This data Is part of our plan
for securing complete co-operation
and bettering conditions where pos
sible Reply should be immodlate In
order to be of serlco."
O J- Btllwell, secretary of the Og
den Chamber of Commerce, stated
todav that the organization was out.
to aid the telephone company In bet
tering the present conditions and not
to criticise Thus far but few com
plaints have been received In answer
to the communications.
AGED MENDON CITIZEN
DIES OF PARALYSIS
LOGAN, July 24 Alexander Hill
Blchards of Mendon died today after
two weeks' Illness, caused through B
paralytic stroke. He is u native 01
Utah, having been born In IS'1 In
terment will be at Mendon, where me
deceased spent the greater portion ot
his life
I jfipBH lifetime J
statewide call has been sent outi
from Salt Lake today to gather relics j
of pioneer days to be placed In the j
Deaeret museum. From all over the
slate people are urged i.. icnd letters,! I
books, Interesting documents and oth- j
er artli les which h id something to dol'
with tlir persona and general exper-
iem es ol those who came into the new i
la rid. j
In sending out the call Dr. A L !
Ne-ff, stati war historian, complains M
the Interest In gathering relics Is not I j
sustained .s arrangements i..r
ebratlorre progress, pioneers ami oth-lj
'T.i i - re reminded that they possess 1 1
momcntoes which hark buck to tho :
days when Salt Lake was a wasteland !
and they bring them forth for ex- I
Inliillun, then 'hey are laid awa) until j
the following annlversarv.
These relics are of great alue in 1
linking up the historical periods of II
i lie stab ind aid In preserving accur- m
ate knowledge, lr. Wff s.o.s much jj
' than I radltlon and repi ited de- j
scrlptlon. lie is of the opinion thai a
then- ire numerous relbs a . ill.i Ide m 1
the atate to which little Importanci la a
attached by tho owners and these 1
should he -uhniiit. d for examination 3
CATHOLIC SCOUT
TROOPDEPflRTS
Party of 28 Sets Out for Bear! j
Lake and Southern
Idaho Cities
' Twcnt eight Boy Smuts of Troop i jg
5 of ten Ogden organization beaded bj c
I Scout mast er Thomas Afaginnis, depart- J
'ed for Bear Laki and points In idaholj
( Inst night Rev Father I' P Ken M
rtedy, L V Glbbf and William Fisher 1
' accompanied the scouts. Tiny will j
be away for more than two wei h
W OTk In first aid. compass, signalling, 4j
tracking, scout pace, use of km:, and a
hatchet, mining and rock formation, ftj
cooking and automobile driving, and J J
forestry work will be pari of th
study program outlined for the scouts. J
The following scouts are mnking the ; 1
trip- Leonard Ahern, P. J Brennan. g
.Manley Barker, l orbes Campbell. Kd J
ward Howling. Otto Dehn Billii Davis S
Kddle Dermody. Harry Etzkorn, Ku
t tv- Bgan, Francis Fitzslmmons. Man fl
in.- (his Kurt Guy, Dan Kennedy m
Richard LaFraniere. John Laucirica, m
Julian Laucirica, ESugene Maher John q
jO'Neill. Charles McKenna, Jack Quil-' S
linan, Charlie Rice, Fred Rice, OrviUi S
shrifler. Bernard Shllo, Francis Store;., 2
Ah in Thon, Ora Smith. I
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Honor Badges Are
Conferred on Scouts
Badges of honor were conferred on
Scoutmasters Georse Goddard, Parley
Norseth, and George Hergstrom and
the following si-outs last night by Pres
ident Fred Taylor of the court of hon
or: Ben Wright Max Mellinger. Clyde
Barton. Allen Jackson, Marcus Matt
son, Max Boyd, John McCune. Ed
ward Llpplncott, Louis Miller, Ken
neth Canfleld. Harold Farley, Warren
Goddard, Holhrook, Max Cory, J.
Boyd and James Drysdalc
judge Dan Sullivan and C. A- Boyd
addressed the scouts.
The awards were made for con
servation work, swimming, public
health, personal health, life eaving,
fircmanshlp and first aid work x
Scores of Tourists
Visit at Hermitage
i
More than 2.000 tourists en route
to Yellowstone National park and
other points of Interest Islted the
Hermitage In Ogden canyon during
the month of June, according to of
ficials of the popular resort. This Is
said to be a record for the June month
despite the fact that chilly weather
I conditions prevailed during the great
er part of the month.
Next Monday 134 tourists from Chi
cago will arrive in gden for a brief
visit at the Hermitage prior to de
parting for the north. Three other
parties are scheduled to arrive here
during "the week.
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New Refeion Class
aw
to Be Formed Sunday
A religion class will be organized at
tho Fourteenth ward Sunday evening
when all members of the ward are
) Invited to attend to support the or
ganization officers will lo selected
under the supervision of Stake Supe
lntendent s K Hinckley and members
of the board.
Martin Dalebout of the high coun
cil will also be present and deliver an
address. t
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Arrange Dedication
of L D. S. Ward Chape!
Dedicatory services will be held at
the Tenth ward chapel Sunday even
ing at 7 o clock. Apostle David o.
MoKay will be present to offer the
dedicatory prayer and deliver an ad
dress. The stake presidency and
iii'-ml'i r.-. .'f tie lilcrh , mm. 11 v. ill ;ilso
be in attendance. All members of the
ward are invited to be present
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Joseph Ririe Will Speak
in the Eleventh Ward
Elder Joseph Rlrie of the Weber
stake high council and R. Roberts will
be speakers In the EVfventh wares
chapel Sunday evening The meeting
commences at 7 o lock and all mcm
sn are invited to attend
Overland Touring 1 I
New York to San Francisco l jl
Economy Run I
SCHEDULE i I
j MILES
! New York, N. Y , lrave 12 midnight, eastern time, July 18 j 1
, 103 Philadelphia, Pa arrived 5 :00 a. m., eastern time, July 19 h 9
210 Harnsburg, Pa arrived 10 00 a. m, eastern time, July 19 j! h
260 Chambersburg, Pa amved 12 30 p. m., eastern time, July 19 5
413 Pittsburg, Pa arrived 8.00 p. m, eastern time,' July 19 j' i
' 516 Canton, Ohio arrived 1 00 a. m ; eastern time, July 26 i1
f 580 Mansfield, Ohio amved 3 :00 a. m., central time. July 20
f 675 Lima. Ohio arrived 8 00 a. m.,' central time, July 20 $
r 741 Fort Wayne, Ind arrived 11:00 a. m., central time, July 20
F 824 South Bend, Ind arrived 3 .00 p. m , central time. July 20 g
I 922 Joliet, 111 arrived 8 00 p. m, central time,' Julv 20
t 958 Geneva, 111 arrived 9 00 p. m , central time, Julv 20 7
r 1069 Clinton, la arrived 1 :30 a. m., central time, July 21 ;0
I 11G0 Cedar Rapids, la aiTived 6:30 a, m.,' central time, July 21 i
I 1237 Marshalltown, la arrived 9:30 a m., central time, July 21 S f !n
I 1304 Dcs Moines, la arrived 12 :30 p. m., central time, July 21 J ft
I 1450 Omaha, Neb arrived 8:00 p. m , central time,' July 21 2
I . 1534 Columbus, Neb arrived 12 00 mdt , central time, July 21 I iL
I 1761 North Plntte, Neb arrived 10 :00 a. m., mountain time, July 22 S II
1923 Kimball, Nob arrive.! 6 .00 p m., mountain time, July 22 ' j nK
E 1992 Cheyenne. Wyo arrived 9:00 p. m , mountain time, July 22 jj
2175 Rawlins, Wyo arrived 9 00 a, m., mountain time, July 23 1
p 2289 Rock Springs, Wyo arrived 4 :00 p. m., mountain time, July 23 I
p 2491 Ogden, Utah arrived 1 :00 a, m., moimtain time, July 24 f
r Account of rain and minor adjustments car was a little late in getting out of Ogden but ex- :
f pect to arrive at San Francisco Sunday. 11 p. m , as per original schedule. j
Gas consumption from New York to Ogden averaged 20 8 miles per gallon.
Car drove from Evanston last night in a blinding rain but arrived a-s per regular schedule.
A complete report will be given upon its arrival at San Francisco. J j
Browning Auto f I
I Go. J I
HE OUT TO
! BET NOMINATION
State Auditor Announces He
Will Seek Position of Utah
Treasurer for Term
Unable, under the state constitu
tion, to succeed themselves In their
present office. State Auditor Joseph
Rlrie and State Treasurer Daniel O.
Larsen. have nnnounced their inten
tion of becoming candidates on the
Democratic ticket and -switching' po
sitions With the nnnounceim-nt ot
Mr. Rirle's candidacy, two Ogden men
will be In the race for the slate treas
urer's office, Mr Rlrie una Arthur K
Karscm, present city auditor here. Mr.
I arsun however. Is a candidate at. the
Kpubllcan convention.
In announcing his candidacy for
I treasurer on the Democratic ticket.
I Mr Rlrie asserted that he Is still a
t Progressive While he was formerly
I a f filiated with the Republican partv.
ho believed that to Indorse the pres
ent Republican national platform
would be to go hack to conditions as
I they existed before 1912 He had
I studied lnth 'he Hepublican and the
j Democratic platforms care full) he
said, and had come to the conclu
sion that the Democratic platform ot
; fers the greatest good to the greatest
number.
"Since the state auditor,'" said Mr.
ml K ( r-r-i C1..1 f T o ,..
desirous ot serving a term as treas
urer of the stati and In charge of the
state funds As treasurer I should con
tinue to be e.-nfflclo member of tbe
stale board of Insanity and therefore
would hrne a part in the conduct ft
the affairs of the state mental hos
pital. The present board has initiat
ed n program of improvements at that
Institution which cannot be completed
this ear. If that prosram Is carried
out it will take care of the feeble
nil ml' '1 and menially unfortunate of
the state for many years to come. ,
D M I N I ST RATION' INDORSED.
"As auditor, also, I have been a
member of the state road commission.
Should I recelvG the part nomina
tion and be elected, the legislature, if
It cared to, could easily chanpe tr,o
law so as to continue me on the board
"As Indicated. I prefer to stand on
the Democratic platform i liana, U
so, on the record of the Wilson ad
ministration, and of tho present state
administration.
"In the treasurer's office I would
continue ns 1 have In the auditor's
office, to aim to conduct Its affairs for
the good of the people, of all the peo
pl, fairly :md independently. My slo
pan would be there, as now. economy
and efficiency In the conduct of the
office "
Mr Larson. In announcing his can
didacy for the office of state auditor,
1 1 s i ref.-rr.-il t" thr fact thafhe is
deeply interested In the partially com
pleted program of the state board of
Insanity. With regard to his affilia
tion with the Democratic party, he re
ferred to a close study he had made
of the political situation.
LITTLE HOPE FOR PROGRES
SIVES. "I still hold, he said, "to the prin
ciples and Ideals which were an
nounced by the Progressive party, and
for this reason I cannot at the pres
ent time ppp any hope or comfort for
Progressives In the Republican party.
Its declaration or Its candidate.
"On the other hand. If there was
reason and Justification for Progres
sive to co-operate with and support
the Democratic party and ticket of
STORM FORCES
FLYERJP UND
Aviator From Los Angeles Is
Due to Arrive in Ogden
Today
Frank Clarke, aviator, who depart
ed from Loa Angeles in an attempted
I non stop flight to Ogden last Thursday
was forced to land at Battle Moun
! tain, Nevada, yesterday afternoon dui
! lng a storm in that state, according to
I word received here today bv Aviatoi
I 0. O. Prest
Clark covered :he first 331 miles of
' the Journey to Las Vegas, Nevada,
Thursday in three hours but was
forced to land neeral miles from Las
Vega?, when his radiator sprung a
j leak He wns Btalled for several hours:
j resuming the trip yesterday in de
.parting yesterday for Osden Clark"
followed the Nevada Northern's tracks
to Battle BfountalD instead of follow
ing the San Pedm track, the error be
lng ghen as the cause for his delay.
I He resumed his journe; imlav and a-:
; scheduled to thrill Ogdenltes at the
Lagoon race Irac'-: thh afternoon, per
forming hand stands, walking the j
wings and other stunts while the giant
ship is manned bv Aviator Prest.
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REFERENCES
Ogden Typewriter House tor type
writers and repairs, 2i22 Hudson Ave
lJhono 236.
Headquarters for berry cases, cups,
fruit boxes and baskets. Grouts Grain.
Store. 332 Twenty-fourth street. 3681 j
Phone 602 for messenger.
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Deaths and Funerals
McBRIDE. Funeral services for;
Charles L. McBride, Jr., infant sin
of Mr. and Mrs Churl. w I, McBride, i
were held yesterday at 2 o clock In
tho Llndqulst's funeral chapi I bish
op W. O. Ridges conducted the ser
vices and was the speaker. Mrs I. Illy
WanjrsKard sang, "Your Sweet Little
Rosebud " and Beautiful Isle of
Somewhere.'' Interment was in the
Ogden City cemetery.
MILLKR Funeral services for Mrs.'
Genera Miller, ulfo of Fred Miller,
will be held Sunday at 2 o'clock at
the Harrlsvllle meeting house Bishop'
Buy Brown will officiate The bodyj
may be viewed at the home In Harrls
vllle. this afternoon and tomorrow un-'
1916 and unquestionably there was I
such reason and Justification arc Just)
as strong at tho present time. Tho
candidates Ol ths Iemocratlc party In
tne comlnff campaign are eminently
satisfactory to me, and, in my opinion,
should bo bo to Progressives gc-ii
ally." I
DOfiOMLTOM
! IE DARK MIRROR'. I
UNUSUAL PMOTDPLSY
Pretty Star Has Dual Role in '
Screen Version of Louis f
Joseph Vance's Novel
The new Dorothy Dalton picture. W ufft
The Dark Mirror," at the Alhambra flDf
theatre tonlcht Is declared to be S
osi unusual ami absorbing in theme I lL
It was adapted from Louis Josepn MsQf'
Vance's well-known novel of tno If
I same name and is a Thomas H Ince KJC
production. Wl9
Miss Dalton has a dual role, playing If '
two sharply- contrasted types. ah B3
Priscllla Maine, a charming society ' J(B
girl, she admires a Doctor Fosdlck,
a young physician. To him she c"n- HBI
fides a series of dreams which sue Hl
has hail In them she sees herself as
a girl of the Underworld who haa sev- BBBsnl
eral unusual rnl . -u r? She can
even recag the names of the people tWI
In the isions. BBBBal
Shortly afterward Doctor Fosdlck bbbH
reading the uccount of a murder, rec- Kl
ognlzcs the folks Involved as thoso BBl
mentioned 1 Priscllla. Nora O'Moore. 1
a girl of the slums and loved by SBBBir
"Red" Carnahan. a gang leader. Is RiL
one of them She Is Prlscllla's exact B
counterpart. Mistaken for her. Prls- BVi
I thrilling adventures that finally result Bp 4'
Huntley Gordon is Miss Dalton's Ifr,'
leading man. and Pedro de Cordoba mf V
'and Walter N'eeland nre also In tho Jl
cast. The picture was directed Dy MsSt
Charles Glblyn and is u Paramount Hul
Arlcraft release. EeBL-ii
WARSAW. July 23 American BSf
aviators continue to operate on tho
southern frutit, notwithstanding the KsaL
oundlnur of MaJ.M I' (V,;. ; i, Faun".- V pV.
Icroy and the disappearance of Cai- aB
tains Merlon Cooper and Arthur I'. SHl
Kelly. Although he received two flesh Hi
wounds Fauntlcroj again Is In action
after a two das" rest. It Is supposed . -' S . fa
that Cpppet and Kelly either were Bjwfl
shot down or forced to land within B'ia
the Bolshevik! lines i9
til tho time of the services. Burial lYfffcil
will be In tho Dgden City cemcter; llnl
Flowers may be left at the Ltndquisl IIEbI
funeral chapel until 12 o'clock. kihI
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May also be( used for haul
I ing hay, manure, tomatoes,
etc.
Perfect in construction and J Mi
operation. Jui
The Best on the Market
New Patent j
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