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1 ,,,,,,,. eiir tanuanVIE.vanmttT , 1 i LOVE AND THE STAGE! AND A YOUNG GIRL'S ! FATE! WILLIAM FOX Presents IVIiss I SHIRLEY MASON The best picture she ever made In a Fascinating Romance in Which Art and Cupid Collide 6fou j wont want I Love s riarvest From Pearl Doics Bells Novel. "His Harvest" Directed by Howard M. Mitchell I At UTAH Special Children's Matinee Saturday IOgden Sportsmen 16 Hold Meeting Tonight Ono of the ni' : important nicotines "of the "Weber County Rod and Gun Club during lh, pr---onl :nr will be held tonight at s o'clock In tho coun ty: court house. The iir-.pos"il "XtrM j slon of the chicken hoolinj season' will be dlciis"-il ari'l .is a result it 1a'predlct d that recommendation will , he made to the state fish and gome I department to defer the opening of I tho season until Soptcmber 1 or 16, j I The late spring and the smal) size, 4 of the chickens at present will cause j a wholesale slaughter If 'he reason' j Is opened at the soH'dulnl time this; 9 year, the club officials say. j The mourning dove ceaaon this year' f is in the hnncis of the government, due i 7 to the migrator bV"d regulations, ac cording t.j officials, ;md the govern-1 ment has set from September i to I 30 as the shooting period. However 1 efforts will be made to only allow ! the period open between September, H IB and 30, according to the club of-1 I fleers. I oo Suit Is Filed en m Promissory Note j Thomas D. Perrlns ihls morning Hf filed suit against M. L. de Julian In , f! district court seeking to recoer H 't4i, alleged to be due on a promts I r sory note. According to the complaint Hl defendant executed the note on I 1 i:iy S. 191?. for S.Mmi tmd thre 's ?tlll HB a h;'.lance Of $4 41 due. Mr Perrln3 HI ; re that lono shares of stock were HjK B&cn OS security, but the stock is HF worthless. He asks Judgment andj I "EXCUSE MY BUST" Wallace ReicL in his greatest picture at Utah Theatre Sunday. HOME PRODUCTS CROWDJUHKET Foreign Grown Foodstuffs Are Practically Out of Local Stores. Utah fruits and vegetables now hold way on the local market and the I home products have almost entirely crowded out the foreign. Practically oilier states are watermelons and can i lloupes. Utah cucumbers are the latest in the vegetable line to invade tho, local markets and may be obtained at a reasonable price two for fifteen cents. New potatoes have slumped in price and now sell at nine and ten cents a pound Cherries are of exceptional quality this year and although the crop was reported as unusually small, they may be purchased at a fair price The best grades sell for 15 tents a pound and othet grades at ten rents Straw berries hae almost entlrelj dissapear cd and within the next few days t'tah raspberries are expected to Like their place. Utah gooseberries are reasonable at 12 1-2 cents a pound and are of ex ceptional slr.e and of fine quality other tUah products which are on the market at fair prices are currants, string beans, peas, cauliflower and cabbage. bjured Railroad Man Resting Easy The condition of William Fields employe of the southern Pacific rail road shops, who suffered the loss of two fingers o.i his left hand and hud two flng.-r- nf :he right hand crushed as tho result of an accident early yes terda) morning, is reported as much improved today and the workman is renting easy. 1 f- is in the Dee hos pital The painful injuries resulted from the falling of a heavy locomotive holler which crashed down upon Mr Held' hands, when Jack slipped ac cording to reports. oo Flyer to Come Here or Pioneer Day Event " Aviator H. H. Barker, who had W. E, "Pussyfoot" Johnson, prohibition lecturer as Ms passenger on a trip I'rom Granger, Wyo.i to Gooding, Ida., the fore part of lh present week will be Keen in action In these parts dur ing the pioneer day celebration ac cording to word received by officials today Barker has been flying in all parts of Idaho, Wyoming and Montana for a number of months and is said to be one of the best pilots In this section. Stunt fixing and passenger cairylng will be on the program. Cobb mi Lardaer Here With Hcosiers More thin 1"0 Indiana representa tives to the national democrat! con vention at San Francisco were gden visitSrs last night en route east. Sev enty flVa members of the party took n trip to Ogden canyon and enjoyed a trout and chicken dinner at the Hermitage before departing for Yel lowston park. Sixty-throe delegates from Illinois are due In Ogden this evening Irom ihO coast. Ring Lardncr and Irving Cobb humorists, were members of tho In diana pan v. on WllT. JOIN FINANCIAL MEET WASHINGTON July S. The United States will be represented un officially at tho BruBBCl's financial congress under the league of nations on July 2.1, Secretary Houston an nounced today. oo ELKS' PURPLE DAY OGDEN ELKS' PURPLE DAY AT LAGOON WED NESDAY, JULY 14. REG ULAR OLD TIME ELKS' PICNIC. EVERYBODY IN VITED. FEATURES GA LORE. PACK UP A LUNCH BASKET AND COME ALONG. Advertisement. STORY TELLER FORCIQREN Gypsy Yarn Spinner Will Meet ! Young Folks in Different Parts of City. "Tell me a story" Is one of the fre quent demands of children. This re-1 Quest will be met In ' gden Saturday In a unique manner. There will be two stor telling hour Saturday under thj direction of Miss (Josephine Randall, national plu j ground workei who is In 1 'gden this I month Miss Randall has arranged for a gypsy story teller to meet the children Saturday afternoon on the sotith half of the depot grounds it I 2.30 o'clock and at the corner of j 1 Washington avenue and Twelfth stre I at 4 o'clock. The children In these communities are Invited to gather at these two locations at the hours named for the outdoor stories. The Gypsy" storyteller is one of the young women who has been as-' listing In the play work and who In gyps) co tume will meet the little ones tinder B shading tree and amuse and1 Instruct them with entertaining tales. This Idea has ben very successful ly carried out In other cities ami If It Is found thai It meets a need here it win be continued oo BLISTERING SUN I SENDS MERCURY TO 93 DEGREES S "Sy Tfl u '' 1 a blistering a " '-W ran and ut 1 1 1 l I - JrWv f breezi yesterday was JT-. ' 1 ' hotteei daj of -v -1 i . iii ' i r l 1). jpi niercurj avlatin I greei 1 1 1 1 fi.pBf eciip in) the former ' record at the C ? 9tr'' l b one di re rwo .-Srr days Ihl e r Mi 5ag thermometer has shown a maximum ' v - ol ' . roes ILL This morning was , I 1 1 ! : 1 1 thi wan I th- year, the minimum In the early: I hours only caching 06 degrees, which' ; is from five to ten degrees higher than j .the average during the post month., I Although itlr'n temperatures are prom ised for today, a stirring breeze was felt during the morning which brought much relief. yesterday's minim im temperature wna 57 degrees. Generally fair tonight and Satur ! day Cooler tomorrow " This was 'the prediction of th. Inlted States weather bureau which reached Ogden tlils mornlng- 00 ! Nmth Ward Will Swim Tonight The first of a series of social events, to be held by the members of the s inth ward chot: will be held this evening at the Utah Hot Springs !The I object of the little socials and enter tainment Is to keep tho members ir. touch with one another and to have he Spirit Of friendship grow stronger.. Fun of every description will feature, ih- entertainment this evening There will 1,,- swimming for thoc who wis.i dancing and games ice cream and cake will be sered. The trip Is to be made by autos and the membl rs will meet this eve ning at 7 o'clock promptly at the Ninth ward meeting house. MOW THEY STAND tin, a. D McLeod ids?;, Mrs. W. H. Cahlll 7:'f'0 Miss Bessie Miles &8S0 Miss Helen WOOds Miss Laverne Monroe 1!'7'. Miss Blanche Barton 4.',o' Miss Inez lngehrelsen 1260 Miss Grace' Burton 1iT." Mrs Rose P. Camp lOoOj Mrs. Edward Lewis 900 j Miss Luc'.le Morrison 860. Mrs. Ruth G Dunn 625 Miss Ruth Fife 35" Miss Myrtle Tracy 300 Miss Merl Jarrell 225, Miss I'leo Jones 175i Mlsrf Crlssle Hodge 150 Miss Mary Rhodes 100 Miss Esther Harris 100 Miss (ra Wadrup io0 CARD OF THANKS We desire to thank the many kind friends and relathes for the beautiful floral offerings, and for th- kindness shown us during the death of our bc-j loved daughter, Helen. I MR "D MRS. ROT GRIFFIN 1 Newest Styles of High Grade Shoes I I I at Very Attractive Prices I I $ Stylcs ma-v come Z but the corn. S I Smartness and comfort are cleverly ! Ml U fortable, graceful oxford is always in I ' ( 9 combined in the miliary heel oxford g demand. $8 00 white nile cloth, now- I ?10 black Irid oxford, now I & $5.95 Men,a Iow shocSi coo( inviting 0ur I $7.95 ? K Odds and ends women's ahoesnp to $12 I Q7 White canvas keda pumps with and M M values. Two lots v.Ou I without strap; also lace oxj ad fi M 1 (HA AC I mil mil I fords. su:es 2V2 to 6, $3.50 0 JljJ f I j oxf l " I Tlio cool barefoot sacdal; aU leather B A saucy bow adds the iaal toixch to t) It v& i the kind that wears 2 n, -u: Wk m I I ;"ese c"ic summer ties. m W The Open Throat Tie Is Very Smart II r n r 1 f r I H white canv Fr.ncK $6.50 i to " $1.V5 I Black Kid, French heel $9.95 B I ST 'ZZ'ZZ $TX" 8 ' to 11 2. 15 I Tan Kid, French heel. $10.95 I fv': Vhitc kid, Cuban t( fr M-.1t r f s r I ! n I heei $9.95 to 2 2.65 White Kid, French h'l $10.95 g Jr E W. JONES SHOE CO. I SHOES FOR MEN. WOMEN, CHILDREN I I 2461 WASHINGTON AVE. I DOES OF EVERY KIND CAPTURED Animals Held in Pound For Owners; Killed If Not Sought For. The lives of ten dogs, some blndderl. some ClirSi some Kindly, some Iclous, . r .snuffed out last night in payment of the penalty for running: the streets of Ogden without muzzles The dog catchers, working under direction of ihr city board of health. In the cam paign to prevent the threatened spread of rabbles were unusually active yes terday and at sundown 'en shii were fired, each putting an end to ono of the animals which ranged from pup ples to large collies and mastiffs. This morning seven more dogs were I rounded up within an hour by G. S". noon they had all met the executioner las a result of careless ownership. In the carload of dogs which were brought to the city hall this morning on their way to sudden death at the hands of the authorities, there were 'animals of ever; hr-cd. size and dls-i position, There was one small pu-l py, onlj a our, but with laughing e;.es' ind :i willingness to sho his friend-1 Illness and confidence in licking thci hand that was soon to k)ll This puppy made friends with all the city cm ploycs who ruahed out to inspect tho; unfortunate animals, and when hei left on his Journey tto th- pound, there! ivii man.-' a heavy henrt that turned; back to the city building There is another dog, a black and I white Lewellyp setter, who has proved i jhimself a ilouillni, and has success fully escaped fro mthe pound where he was lodged several days ago. The dog was not executed immediately up on capture, as Is usually the rule, due to the fact that he was an unusually valuable animal and his intelligence I I won him a stay of sentence until ef forts could be made to find him a home In the meantime, however, tho, dog seemed to resent being lodged with animals of inferior breed and 'during then Ighl dug up several boards I of the floor, and squeezing through, escaped No trace has been found by the dog catchers as yet, although sharp watch has been kept since his escape. In spite of the fact that approxi mately eight dogs are killed daily In the campaign, the authorities report that the numbers of animals running the streets without muzzles, has noli decreased to any marked degree Tin drive will be continued, It was declared' until every dog is put to death If found! running ;it large without the rcquiredi headgear All Fraternal Orders A representative from every Fra ternal order In Ogden Is earnest! re quested to meet at the council cham ber In the City Hall at 2 p. m , Sun das July 13. to arrange for the big All-Fraternal day at I agoon to be held on Julv 29 S T QUERY, Chairman. 1.,, Following the thlrtv ears' war In the 17th century German literature suffered a serious setback. I ! Aviator Unhurt When Plane Takes Tumble Eddie Brooks, former army flyer, who recently grilled Ogdenltes In the air had a closo call from death on July 5 while en rout from Montrose to M i Tellurlde. Colorado, according to word H brought here by Sam Claphura, wrest- Brooks and his mechanlcan were j I i', "'" en route to Tellurlde clipping off I many miles an hour when the left m wing of the plane broke loose. A cr.i-li came whl. h vus unavoidable u H Brooks und his mechanician were K9L M. W. A.-R. N. A. p Everybody out to the big lecture and feed tonight Fraternltv block. G W KELLER. Consul M. W , SARAH DLSEN, "rael- R x. ! THE YELLOW MILLER'S THE YELLOW W P I SIGN NEXT DOOR TO CARR'S DRUG STORE 302-25th Su SIGN I I GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE I Mi Right now In the heart of the hot weather season, when merchandise should be sold at a profit, we are selling goods far below today's wholesale cost. We have proven that w mer.n what we j advertise. If you have not taken advantage up to now, you have atlll a chanceto buy your needa at very low price. Our tables are filled with bargalno from the front to the end of the store J Men's Suits Men's Shoes Men's Pants Men's Shirts Men's Hats Men's Underwear Men's Hose I $16.85 $2.75 I $1.95 $1.15 $2.95 63c s FOS I ? I Men's Suits j Men's Shoes Men's Pants Men's Shirts Men's Hats Men's Underwear wo.of f I $21.85 $3.95 $2.95 $1.35 $345 95c 35c " ' " Men's Lustre Lisle &i Men's Suits Men's Shoes Men's Pants Men's Shirts Men's Hats Men's Underwear Hose I' --.----re, " ,' JSSSSSMlMi