The Ogden standard. [volume], July 17, 1919, LAST EDITION - 3:30 P.M., Page 6, Image 6

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1V1E QGDEN STAINUAKD: UGDIlN, UTAH. I"HURSDAY, JULY 17,
lEDlf H'DAYj
Remembered as Leading Lady in "Going bp
I J "A ROMANCE j
j OF THE AIR"!
Ijl I Bflfll A big aerial love story full of J
thrflJs in the cloud?, with
jBSt Lieutenant Bert Hall of the i
fllr" famous Lafayette Escadrille. g
j MN FAY TINCHER3
I yyftiL in her first $
BjpP Cliriiic Comedy
, OGDENI
j I THEATRE I
I j I "Playhouse of Originality Where Quality I
I Meets" I
Over Paine 4. Hunts
For Subscription n0 Advertising
OepartmenU, Call Phone No. 66.
I RANDOM
REFERENCES
Order Railway Conductors and L A.
of O. R C. will" hold their annu;il out
ing at Lorin Farr Park, Aug. 7. C0J7
New Building A building permit
was granted by the city engineer's of
tlce to R. A Seager for the erection
of a one -story brick dwelling to be
i rerted on Jefferson avenue, between
Thirty-first and Thirty-second Btreel
and to cost $2800.
C O. Cherry, the old time fruit buy
er, is back in Ogden buying fruit, po
tatoes and onions. 5084
Secretary of Club Jack Taylor was
selected ypsterday by the Rotary club
to act as secretary )n the place of
John C. Lynch, the latter being unable
lo perform the duties on account of
illness.
Ogden Canyon rooms, accommoda
tions for two young women or men
emploved in city. Auto ride baek and
forth included Phone [phone]
Phonograph cases for sale at Proud -fits,
24th and Hudson Ave :
inspection rets i nr- wwiiiiiia I
sion allowed a claim this morning for
54.70 in lavoi of H. C, Taylor for in
spection fees for inspecting the Con
i mental Oil companp
ArUetJc Funeral Piece a specialty.
Dumke Floral Co Phone 52-W. A'JZU
Dog Taxes The report of the dog
tax collector for the week of July 10th
to 17th Inclusive was rendered this
morning and shows that the sum of
55. 50 was collected on two dogs. Four
dogs and eleven eats were killed.
Cleland and Cleland chiropractors.
Palme Mfcgfjl fgjggfc OWm at
feaaav MB Maftar in. Phooe
;aw. ait
Old papers for tale. Ogden Stand
art
Sergeant F. H. Wainwright, half
brother of J. A. Speer of Ogden, ar
rived here last evening for a visit,
after having been released from serv
ice at San Francisco after spending
2u months in the military service ft
largo part of which tune waa spent
overseas.
lea Pure distilled Artificial only. M.
L. Jones Coal ft Ice Co. Phono 1603
Clean raga wanted at The Standard
office.
Car Stolen E. C. Clark reported to
the police this niorninc that his Ford
car, valued at fo00, was stolen last
nifcht at Ijorln Farr park. The police
H have not been able to locate the miss-
B ' ing automobile.
"Yes. sir. I landed that 6Ti pound
trout ilh Geo. A. Lowe Co. fishing
tacklt last year so I have bought this
$ ear's supply from that old reliable
store."
H, t From France -Sergeant F H I
H v. nirht. formerly of the 162nd infant r
91st division, and Lieutenant L. B
H Lang, of the Cnited States navy, have
H arrived in Ogden for a short visit with
H f ""J. A. Speer, half-brother of Wain
H wright. Both of the Ogden men have
seen more than twenty months of for
eign service, most of the time being
spent in Franee. Wainwrigbt went to
France on the lllfated Tuscania. Att t
perving through the war with the Wild
West division, he was transferred to
the signal corps with the chief signal
office at Tours, France.
Ogden Welding & Repair Co,. 2274
Washington Phone 993-J. Key fitting.
C. M Marriott, attorney, moved to
Room 11. Commercial Natl bank Bldg.
Phone 753-J. 5008
WE do cus'.om milling ot all kinds of
fiour and feed. West Ogdeu Milling
and Elevator Cc. 3608
Drove By a Car James Bailey of
Huntsvllle was arrested this morning
by traffic officer of the police depart
ment lor driving hi- automobile past a
standing street car while it was tak
ing on and discharging passeneers. He
Will appear in the city court tomorrow
morning to answer the charge.
QUICK messenger tervloe. Phone 50'j.
2900
G W. Tripp, 320 25th street "The
photographer in vour town." Eatab
llsbed 19tJ Reliable.
THOXt (GRAPH cases for sale at
Proudfit. 24th St. and Hudson Ave.
5093
For Sale Six -hole Jewel range. $50.
electric washer. $35, hall tree $15;
2579 Monroe Ave. 6002
Dr. W. E. Whalen. 821 Eccles Bldg.
Phono 403. Residence phone 1329-R.
49SS
For Fruit I'ndcr an agreement
reached yesterday morning by the
American Railway Express company
and County Crop Pest Inspector C. E.
Pettigrew, a section of the express
: ii ifi a .it the Oerlon 1'ninn Ar.rrt
been set aside for the receiving of
fruit that will be held pending in
spection. Money to loan. Kelly & Herrick.
47ti
"FlsWng tackle that's fit for fith j
ing." Tb.u la the kind we sell. Geo. j
A. Lowe Co.
Tackle fishing with our fishing tac-
kle Is the advice of Mr. Fisher at the
Oeo. A. Lowe Co. fishing tackle de
partment. He will sell you lh6 tacKlo
and the license to use iL
Usm msje wanted t the Standard I
office,
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Livestock in
Utah in Fairly
Good Condition
I
Dr. It. W. Hoggan, state livestock
inspector, and Dr. R. N. Mead of the
United State? bureau of animal indus
tr have returned from an eight-day
inp into the Uintah basin country,
where they looked oer the LivfestOt k
conditions and also the conditions af
fecting the campaign for the destruc
tion of predatory wild animals.
Saturday afternoon a meeting was
I held at Vernal, attended by livestock
men. when the subject of the exter
mination of predatory animals was
taken up It was the sentiment of the
meeting that the sheepmen of the ba
sin i-ountry are willing to co-operate
with tho state and to furnish bait for
the poisoning of the ranges against
these pests. The sheepmen expressed
the opinion, Da Hoggan says, that the
lack of success which has attended
j campaigns In the basin in the past has
bain due to a lack of supervision. This
was attributed to tho difficulties of
travel to the basin ranges. It was urg
ed that a supervisor be appointed to
take charge of that territory and this
will he taken up by the livestock
board at its next meeting.
FREIGHT RATES
REDUCED FROM
OGDEN TO EAST
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Local Packing Company Wins Out in a Long Battle
for Equitable Treatment on Shipments of
Livestock Products From Ogden to the Mis
souri River Points Means Much for Local
Industries.
The following telegram dated at
Washington, D. C. today noon was
received by H W. Prickett. manager
of Utah traffic service bureau at Salt
'Lake City, who has been handling the
I freight problem- for the Ogden Pack
i ing Provision company.
Washington, Julj 17. 1919.
"Division of traffic has finall
agreed to issue freight rate au
thority establishing rate of ?1 25
for fresh meats Ogden to Mis
souri points. $1.00 on packing
house products Rate recommend
ed by western committee was
$1.57 1-2 for fresh meats and no
reduction on packing house pro
ducts Issue of freight authority
The officials report that the live
stock of the basin country is in good
'condition, and that crops also are
I good where there is water enough to
' irrigate, but that the weathei has been
very hoi in the agricultural sections
I of the basin
"Alfalfa is selling ac $15 a ton at
Durhesne," said Dr. Hogqan, and
(there are portions of the basin where
'there is no hay to be had The out
I look for winter feeding is very bad."
Fire Alarms Are
Rapidly on the j
j Increase in Ogden
A brush fire in the rear of 2070!
Adams avenue, yesterday afternoon,
necessitated the calling of the fire de
portment to provide protection lor .sur
rounding property.
According to reports at the fire de
partment, there have been 172 fires'
this year to which the department has j
responded. There have been 31 al
ready this month, against 36 for all 1
of last month.
Sheriff Files a
Motion in Suit
By Lulu Stephens
Sheriff H. C. Peterson has filed a
I motion for interpleading in the ease
j filed by Lulu Stephens, in which cer
tain plumbing fixtures are sought or
their equal in cash It was alleged
I that the sheriff of Weber county had
possession of the fixtures.
In his interpleading. Sheriff Peter
son asks that the Mountain States
: Supply company and .James I! Ander
son, trustee, be made the party de
i fendants. The motion sets forth that
the suppl company filed suit in the
district court against W .1 Stephens,
I Jr., and David L. Butters to recover
$1,83 after the suit was started and
the plumbing property in question was
placed under garnishment. Later
I Stephens was adjudged bankrupt in
the federal court in March. 191'" It
is further set fortli that W J. Steph
ens, Jr., and Lulu Stephens are hus
band and wife and claim a community
Interest in the affairs of this suit.
The suit is the outgrowth of the
unfinished apartment houses on Twenty-seventh
street, between Washing-
ton and Adams avenue, which were
started by W. J. Stephens, Sr., and
W J Stephens, Jr. When the work
I was partially along, certain litigation
was commenced which was the caus"
I of the suspension of the work
II SUPEBIHTEHDEHT
IS TO TAKE GIGE
NEXT WEEK
Tn a statement of the finaneial con
dition of Weber rounty schools, the
amount paid teachers should have
en A 22
Since 1906. the county schools have
erected school houses in 19 precincts
and a new building to cost $14,000 is
I now being constructed at Uintah b
"rge A Whitmeyer.
Ben A. Fowler, the new superintend
: ent, is expected to take charge of the
work for the coming season some
I time next week.
Trainmaster of j
U. P. at Evanston j
Comes to Ogden
R. E. Titus, trainmaster of the '
t'tnun Pacific at Evanston, accora-;
pained Hale Holden over the westi rn i
division of his road yesterday and
spent the afternoon In Ogden.
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BAR SILVER.
NEW YORK. July 17 Bar silver.
$1.01.
Mexican dollars 79 r. I
and publication of tariff will be
rushed. Letter follows.
(itrnedi Max Thelen.
"Director General of Public Service "
The rates effective today are $1 75
on fresh meal and $125 on packing
house products, which. therefore,
means a reduction of 50 eents on fresh
meats and 25 cents on packing house
produetv
This reduction will apply on all ship
ments made by the Ogden Packing &
Provision Co., to any point on Mis
souri river and east as well as on all
! of the export, business.
In the pa.st, it has been cheaper to
! ship livestock alive to the east then
dn B 11 there, which condition this
new adjustment of freight rates en
FRANK L GEIGK IS
NAME BE 1 NEW
LEGION POST
At Marshalltown. Town, the local
post of the American Legion has
adopted the name of Frank L C.lick.
the first boy from that place to be
killed in action.
Choice of Post Name.
A resolution explaining the choice
Of a name for the post was adopted,
and it was directed that a copy be !
framed and hung in the meeting place
ii the post and that a copy be sent
to Mrs. Helen Click, mother of Frank
L. Glick. who lives in Ogden. The
resolution follows:
"In memory of Frank L. Glick, of I
the United States marine corps, one
of the first men of Marshall countv 1
to be killed in action, it is hereby re- I
soh ed that this post, No. 10. of the'
Marshall county chapter of the Amer
ican Legion, be known at this time 1
1 and in the future as the Frank L. J
Glick Post. No. 46.
"In worthy esteem of Frank L. j
Giick who. with thought only of serv- I
ing his country to the best of his
ability enlisted in the United States
marine corps, May 26, 1917. Serving
as first sergeant of the Eightieth com
pany. Sixth regiment. United States
marine corps, he was killed in action 1
in that world famed battle. Chateau
Thierry, defending tho ideals held
sacred to the American Legion
"And, whereas, Frank L. Glick was
of high character, esteemed, of great 1
j moral courage and 100 per cent Amer
lean representing in person those
! qualities we wish this post to repre-
i sent in form."
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Coming Sunday and Mon
day only, the greatest of all
great actresses, Alia Nazimova,
Utah Theatre.
Si u
let your body
breathe
nature pro a Long
way toward keeping von
cool if you let her wear
the Borl of gammer under
wear we show you here
the sorl that is hygienical'
ly and Militarily correct.
lipht filmy textures that
let the body-heat out and
the natural breezes in
they make you comfort"
able, too, because they ab
sorb perspiration.
a variety of models and
p eaves all pood in com
fort, style, quality and
value
$1 00 to $5 00
mmmmtmmmmmmm0 -
I Urelj changes Livestock can now be
shipped at the new freight rates
cheaper dressed than alive
The Ogden Packing & Provision Co
in connection with Mr Prickett of the
I Utah traffic bureau, has been working
for a reduction in freight rates for a
long while past in order to place Og
den on the same equitable basis of
freight adjustments as that maintained
1 at other packing centers Max Thelen.
upon his recent visit to Ogden, in
pected the plant of the Ogden Pack
Ing & Provision company and at that
time promised that proper adjustment
would be made and the telegram in
dicates that had it not been for his
efforts, the reduction would have been
only 17 1-2 cents on fresh meat and
nothing on packing house products, as
against 50 cents on fresh meats and
2" rents on packing house products.
As a result of this reduction in
freight rates, the local packing com
panv will be able to extend its opera
tions into eastern territory, and will
also be able to matenalh increase
their expert business
It is expected that this reduction
which establishes a relationship be
tween the freight rates on livestock
and on dressed meat?, will be the
basis for reductions on freight rates
from Ogden to the Pacific coast and
elsewhere An effort will be made in
that direction at oner
STATE ENGINEER 10
INSPECT ROADS
ABOUT OGDEI
Controversy over the re surfacing of
the Rlverdale, Tleaant View and Og
den Canyon sections of the state high
way in Weber county has resulted in
the determination of Governor Simon
Bamberger and State Engineer Mc
Gonagle to come here to make a per
sonal Inspection of these sections be
fore starting the vsork. In order to
make doubly certain that the old road
bed can be used to advantage for a
bitulifhie surface, according to infor
mation received in Ogden this morn
ing. The governor and the members of
the state road commission make the
admission that the contract for these
seetions has been let to Gibbons and
Reed of Salt Lake and the documents
signed Governor Bamberger Is said
to have remarked, however, that this
fscl would not prevent him from tak
ing action to stop the building of the
road if he is finally convinced that
this should be done.
The state engineer is said to have
frankly admitted that a ronlt oi
?2600 a mile will have to be paid to
the bituhthic concern, making a total
sum of more than $30,000 for these
three sections which comprise about
12 miles of roadway. It was the con
tention of the state road commission
that bitulithic re-surfacing results in
patronage to home industries as the
mixing of the material requires oil and
some asphaltum which is purchai 1 d
from ULah firms. On the other hand.
Ogden business men point out the fact
that this $30,000 royalty goes to tho
Warren Brothers firm In the east, and
that if the permanent hard concif'
roadbed were laid practically all of
the material used would be from Utah
When the governor arrives he will
be met by the same committees that
caused the protests to be entered with
the county commissioners and the
state road commission, and they will
make an effort to present the matter
to the governor in such manner that
he will see the justice of their claims. 1
t"r 1 hey allege that th present plan I
will cause a large expenditure, the I
royalty on which would constitute ten
per cent at least of the cost of a con
crete roadbed and still leave a tem
porary road.
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LORENZO AMES DIES
I LOGAN. UTAH
Lorento Ames, the 14 year-old son '
of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Ames of 616 1
Twenty-seventh street, this city, died
this morning in Logan at the home of
his grandfather, Lorenzo Hansen, ac
cording to a telephone message rt
ceived at noon. Death was due to an
affliction of the heart from which the
boy had suffered for some time 11.
had gone to Xhe home of his grand
father tor a quiet vacation period, I K
pecting to return in the fall and re
sume his studies in school.
Lorenzo Ames was well known
among the Boy Scouts and was one r.f
the most active members of Troop No
3. He was active in the Liberty loan
campaigns and other movements in
which the Boy Scouts took part All
his scout comrades considered him j
one of the finest chums they kn-w and
his scoutmaster has often praised the
work he has performed and the man
ner in which the boy lived in the scout
spirit.
The boy was born February 8. 1905.
The funeral will be held iu Logan
Sunday at 11 a m. at the home of the
grandfather. H J. Ames
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ARTHUR SMALLEY IS
i GRANTED DIVORCE
Arthur Smalley was granted a de
cree of divorce In the district court
'yesterday afternoon from Kate S.
j Men's Shop
j
lit I
j "Palm Beachers"
Ii The man who goes around these days in a j I
! warm serge or woolen suit, is punishing him- I
j self. The day you put on your first palm j
beach suit, you ask yourself "Why didn't you
j tell me before."
J A Palm beach suit lets out the heat lets in j j
' 1 the cool.
A Palm beach is good looking in the best of
I style. j
I A Palm beach comes from the laundry like a j
! fresh handkerchief.
l A Palm beach will wear this year and next. (
j and next. j
II We want you to come in just long enough to j j
I see the smart Palm Beachers we have readv !
i for you at $15 to $19.
S IT 4j !
j "Cool" I
jj And under thai Palm Beach, JDllck !
doll .1 suit of these Sa. I
, Take a "duck" in any of the
B boj 1 Comfort, wh, every , f
" " good swimmini; resorts c
i pore in yonr body will shout aroun(, Qgden am, thm, j
! for joy We have all the are some dandies but take !
good kinds of these athletic it in your own suit. Ever
suits B. V. D.'s, Munsing fft a public Btti! lize 16 when
I and have them in various yonr sie is 34 1 Yes, mostly
style. Long sleeve, knee Take your own suit along- !
a , ... , it looks right and you know i
I lengthWithout sleeves or wh wore it last. $125 and j
5 legs any combination p
IOIen's Basement) .Men's Shop)
. v , 1 V J '
Smalley upon the irrounda of cruelty.
The complaint in the case was filed
shortly after Bmallej enlisted in the
Canadian army He served about elgh
lei -i months with the Canadian forCW
In the complaint Mrs. Smalley was
(harmed with cruelty in that she
would "fro out in the company of men
and women whose character and mor
als are ques Uonable and highly objec
tionable to the plaintiff." The defend
ant was further alleged to have re
fused to take up wifely duft I The
fouple were married at Brifrham City,
January 1:0, 1910.
Tannery May Be
Constructed in
Ogden by Company
A tannery with a capital of $150,000
It proposed for Ogden in the immedi
ate future, according to the plans of A
Cohne of this city, who has announced
the sale of his Interest in the Utah
Wool & Hide company
The plans for the tannery will be
worked out upon the arrival in Ogden'
of Ja k Koaberg Minneapolis, and J.
Sinykln. SL I'aui. who will probably
be associated with Cohen In the tan
nery' Cohne said that he had looked the
field over in the west and decided th.it
Ogden was the logical center for tho
establishment of a tannery, in view
of Its well-established livestock busl
ness He said, in his opinion, Ogden
would develop into one of the great
est livestock centers in the west.
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j Society
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WELCOME HOME PARTY FOR
SOLDIERS.
In the Wilson ward amusement hall i
tomorrow evening the amusement
committee of the ward will entertain
at a dancing party for a number of re
turned soldiers. Early in the evening
there will be a program to be followed
b dancing for which the Thatcher or
chestra will furnish the music. The
boys in whose honor the party 13 to be
given are. John Eusb, Finley Fife, WH
Ham Nash, Ira Drake. Henry Williams
and Janie Palpaa. Every one Is In
vited to be presenL No admission fe
will be charged.
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SUGGESTIONS MADE
By ONE Of OGDEI
TRAFFIC OFFICERS j
One the local traffic officers of th
City submits a number of sugges'1"""
to citizens and visitors to the CltJ
which would aid materllh in avoidln?
accidents at crosslnr. The lis' r
hints to motorists and pedestrians fol
lows Approach crossings slowly.
Do not use Kl&xtoon too frea0"
Point direction you intend going
Turn military eorner and have m- l
chine well in control.
Park your cars as well as posslbl
and comfortably close to the curb
Avoid hydranLs and marked rones.
Go single file across Intersection?
Stop and start Immediately upon
Quest of officer.
Do not walk diagonally across in
tersections. oo
Coming Sunday and Mon
day only, the grreateat of all
great actresses, Alia Nazimova,
Utah Theatre.
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