The Ogden standard. [volume], December 31, 1919, LAST EDITION - 4 P.M., Page 7, Image 7

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1 Government Works
I on Plans (or Ogden
Aon Depo,
further assurance that the govern
Hgent will establish an ordnance depot
I on the a"'1 l"JPfi t")ll,h r Kden and
I tributary also to Salt Lake City was
Received tod from Senator Reed 1
Ismoot in a letter to Warren L Wattls.
Bbresldent of the Chamber of Com-
'Cffaj also made clear that the depot
ho an Improvement of national lm-
i ortance and that it will have the
backing of Senator Smoot. who will
alpo Eivc' personal atTpntion to the de
tails of 'he neressary locislat Ion. Sen
tor smooi's letter as ;ii r ply to the
L-eqiies. f"r ?;lPr""'' telegraphed by
K(r Wattls Similar promises ot sup
Krt nave heretofore been received
sfropi Sena'"! King and Representative
LWelllnp In hi letter to ihe president
let trfl obor c,lb- Senator Smoot
Win In part:
I ;,i have just had a talk with Lieut
Wo A. J- Stuart, ho ir one of the of
fleers who went to Utah to decide on
the stte He cavp me the following
information hieh you no doubt are in
pofses'ion of. 'hat the depot is for re
; gen"? ammunition, and that the gov
ternmont studied the whole country in
order to choose two suitable sites, and
'finally decided on one in Illinois, and
tf.the o'lher selection was made in Oc
; tober of the one in which you are ln
I terested.
I "The construction division of the
Bar department is now working on ihe
! plans for tho depoi. The department
J I lis? the nece.sf-ary money foi the con
Bltruct.lon, but must have the author
Bastion of congress and detailed esti
Knates before the work can be actually
Earted. Colonel Stuart is going to
on me so that we can decide on
tp hr. and quickest way to ?et ihe
Enatter through congresn. You can J
i rrjt assured that I shall watch the
BCnatter closely, and do everything pos ,
Kble to get the construction started
Kt the earliest practicable dale."
I This Is in exact line with the in
formation possessed by the publicity
I department of the Chamber of I om
! jut-rep The ni'firers were here In Oc
Eober and were shown the various sites
Ender the direction of the Publicity
I Bureau
Vice President Tames H. Douglas,!
I Brrank J. stc rn- M S I!m nine, and j
WSf, H Wnttis of the Publicity Bureau
Kcompanied the officers after a lunch
feon at the Weber club, to a number
Mk ;
Midnight
i I Dyspepsia
Hi&tc Suppers and the Snack Be
I fore Going to Bed Are All
Right and Safe If You Fol
low With a Stuart's
, Dyspepsia Tablet.
rM I The stomach oft- n feel? empty just
befrie bed tii.ie. .". 1 1 1 tie bile usuallv
I Klrr
pfluce? sleep To avoid indigestion.
etletDess and the Mark brown"
fiBite in the morning, take Stuart's
I Dyspepsia T : i I i hfie; ...ning. It sup-
Bl Just the right elements to aid in
dieting food, rests the stomach, pro-
tideg prop, vi :; m, el-eve (he (enden-
V'o gasslness and sour risings, morn
Hj1? biliousness and consequent ab
Mnce of appetite for breakfast. To
Bike a practke of always using
tuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after eat
I Ini Is one ot ih--se precautionary mea
Btfes thai repay immenseh This is
H age of. prevention and these tablets
redesigned to promote liberty of eat
Hw and the good-fellowship that goes
lib a pood meal ou ill find
tuarfs Lnsprpsia Tablets in all druc
Mores throughout the T'ntted States
tld Canada.
of locations before the one on the sand
ridRc was finally approved.
Harry Carey in "Bare Fists,"
fifth episode of "Houdini";
Snub Pollard in "Start Some
thing" at the Lyceum today.
Open II to 11.
Girl Wife is Saved
From Assault Attempt
Threats of lynching followed ihn
alleged attempted ar.-ault of Mr- K
Garaont by George Guskos, the police
report Mrs Gnmont is the lG-year-
l old wife of an Ogden railroad man.
I Guskos who is day cook at the
Manos lunch room, on Twenty-filth
j street, is said to havo persuaded the
woman to accompany him to his
j room h promising iter a Christmas
present. She complied onlv when
sored that she would be allowed to
stand on the porch. On arriving at
th- rooming house, on Lincoln avenue,
GuskOB is said to have Ernbbcd the
woman and forced her to enter his
room. She screamed and the land
lady entered.
The L-irl's husband arrived at the
rooming house in time to see his wite
thrust through the door b GuskOB,
who brandished n largf reolv-r.
Guskos made good his escape and thus
far has not been apprehended, the
police state.
nn
Doug Fairbanks in "ARI
ZONA" Latest Current Events
and Lyons-Moran Comedy at
the Cozy today and tomorrow.
Open today as usual at 2 p. m.
no .
OFFICERS OF COUNTY
ABE GIVEN LETTERS
OF THANKS
The manner in which the affairs of
the county and the judicial district
have been conducted by the officials
I has caused the board of county com
nilssioners to write letters of com
imcndatlon to the heads of the depart
mentfl thanking them and their em
ployes. To Judge Alfred W Agee and Ar
'thur E. Pratt of the district court, the
commissioners have expressed their
.lpprectation of the manner and econ
omy in which the judicial affairs of
I the county have been conducted.
! Stuart P Dobbs, district attorney,
and Joseph B. Bates, county attorney,
are commended for the good work of
their offici jfi
Herbert C, Peterson Is commended
for the efficient manner he has con
ducted the affairs of his office The
fact is brought out In the letter that
the fines and forfeitures received dur
inc the year have materially reduced
the expenses of the office The sher
iff's department has aided a great deal
in the reduction of the amount of
crime in the county. The sheriff and
his deputies have handled a great
amount of work in the city.
D. W. Evans county treasurer, is
praised " it is noted that out of $1,
175,000 in taxes he has collected $1.
1 120,000 and that this year he has had
the smallest delinquent list In ihe his
tory of the county.
Miss Kathryn Higginbotham, count
recorder, is reminded that her office
I has efficiently handled twice the
amount of business of former years
j with the usual force.
Walter N. Farr, county clerk, has
conducted the affairs of the office iu
la most creditable manner, the commis
sioners said in their letter. The clerk
I and his deputies have met the 1m r
ling business of the office in a manner
pleasing to the public and the com
missioners. Owen M. Sanderson, county asses
I sor. has given a fine administration of
the office
1 Chairman M. P Brown said ioda,
J Start the New Year Right
JH by Bathing at Ogden
H Canyon Sanitarium
H AUTO BUS SERVICE EVERY DAY I
Every hour, on the hour, in the hour a closed car for 25 or more Bj
II I pas5en3trs
i l WEEK DAYS The car will leave the Union depot for the San at I
I I 12 'cloci noon, the returning car to leave the San at 12:30 following
! I at schedule time untd 12 o'clock midnight.
"UH SUNDAY The schedule will be from 9 o'clock a m. until midnight.
j ROUTE Union depot to Twenty-fourth on Wall avenue; Wall
Jj J W Washington avenue along Twenty-fourth street, along Washington
II I venue from Twenty-fourth to Twenty-fifth street; thence to th:
j, I Springs via Twenty-fifth street, Harrison avenue and Canyon boule
ft jl I Yrd; from the Springs the car will go direct to Union depot via Twen
bU y"fl,tn treet. You may board the car at any point along the rou's
yrfll I Hotel stop.
J5 Ogden Canyon Sanitarium j
OGDEN as a sugar market i
attracting publicity.
CHIROPRACTIC as a health
giver is crushing Mr. Doubter.
GET THE IDEA?
ROSS H. McCUNE
CHIROPRACTOR
Phone for an appointment
Lewis Block. Over Lewis Jewelry.
! that Web r county has many finr- off!
who hav. given excellent admin
Istratlons. Their record has been un
excelled He said the departments are
all working in complete harmony.
Watch Night Service j
Planned by Baptists
Watch nlghl services will be held
itonieht at the First Baptist church.
I This service complies with the request
of the national officers of the' inter
church world mnement. Similar
meetings will be held in all parts of the
United States. Short talks will be
made by Prof. Smith and Ueaeon Geb
hart. A portion of the oratorio. "The
Salvation uf Israel,' will be given by
ihe choir The meeting will start at
7:30. Dr. Ray Palmer will preach ' a
'short sermon at -' 30 o'clock.
uu
Watch Night Party tonight.
See Doug Fairbanks tonight at
the Alhambra and watch the
old year out. Open till mid
night. Last show 10:30 till 12
p. m.
STORY RELATED HOW
warn is
INTRODUCED
I How the idea of irrigation wa-s
brought lo 1'tah by members of the
Mormon battalion to be developed to
irrigation's present status is related in
.m nn I. prepared by the local com
mlttee in charge of collecting Weber
county's ?12.000 share toward the fund
for a monument to the Mormon bat
talion Th" article:
"The wonderful development of this
western country is no doubt largely
due to the great agricultural activities
I of the pioneers. It was a matter of
hain these great barren wastes pro
duce, or move to other lands where na
seemed to be more favorable, and
in their efforts to solve the problem,
the thought was suggested: 'Why not
turn water on the land?'
"After this it required much time
and hard work to divert the mountain
streams upon the hard, hoi and dry
land.
"This was done in 1S4 7
"This achievement marks the very
first attempt, and is the foundation up
on which the great irrigation systems
of America are based, because, prior
to this time, as far as we know, no ir
rigation was practiced in merlca.
only in a meager way in Mexico
Ai .-anta Fe. the Mormon banalion
observed that some Mexicans were
diverting water upon lands for the pur
pose of Irrigating them This was at
the time when the battalion was en
route to the Tacific coast Observing
this fact, it is the opinion of many, j
,l.ai m, mbere ol the Mormon battalion
I suggested the idea alter arriving in the
Great Salt Lake valley, and that due to
I their efforts irrigation canals wen'
1 built and in (he course of time other
great projects were constructed thai
now water thousands of acres of land
"All know that irrigation has re
deemed the west and the once desert
lands are now teeming with wealth and
Pr-TPhlsllhas all been accomplished
through Irrigation suggested tJ a
I member of the Mormon battalion
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Pimples, bad breath, sallow color--rch'
it's awful - take Hullistei -Rocky
Mountain Tea and be in ln
Iwim! Mclntyre Drug Oo.-Advertise.
ment
Defendant Absent So
$500 Bond Is Forfeited
m the c-aso of the state ..(,-ninst David
Sickle? the ball of 1500 was ordered for
feited this mornta"nd a warrant for hn
irrel lasuod by Judge D. R Roberta
Slckley was arrest- 1 in Ortobvi In con
; tlon with the tov cor looDerlc which
occurred In the local yards.
t the tlrst trlnl Slckloy nxked th.-M hll
i U DC 5,et at $500 as his family was In
deslltuto condition When the date fer
! his trial arrived Sicklcy had departed
I for port3 unknown.
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It's a p'ty that more scrmona ri not
I ;, m deep ftB they are lone
I MclTandhiirph Wllcon In the Now YotK
Sun,
PAWTAGES HAS NOVEL
BILL FOR NEW YEAR'S
"Temptation," a Drama and
Comedy Heads List of Six
Acts Tomorrow
A delectable holiday menu Bpiced
with all sorts of holiday cheer is
scheduled for Ihe entertainment of
r;mi.ies patrons Murine th- weeS be
ginning with the u year daj bill to
inororw.
Manager .1 P Cos- has made special
arrangements for a bit: hill of six novel
jacts. headed by Temptation." a com
edj and drama with much delight,
imisic and dance, furnished by pretty
girls and a snappy story.
Bobby Vail, who presents tho pro
ductlon, is a comedian par excellence,
who lends a lot of laut-hter to "Temnt
at ion "
Another bright spot on the bill is
held b the Four Leons. who have ono
of thr. fastest and most amazing tighl
" Ire acts in vaudeville.
"Dance Fantaslc," as presented by
Jane Kennedy, is a bit of delightful
terpsichorean art thai la certain to win
instant faor and which stars Cecele
'd Andrea and Henry Walters. A ?a
French soldier dance, ih dance of the
artist and the millinery maid, and of
j Pierrot and the French ballet dancer
are numbers from their repertoire.
1 Quibley and Fitzgerald are two chaps
who have a line of chatter and song
I that is said to be distinctly new and
(down to the minute.
A unique oomedy act will be put on
bv Dunbar and Turner, combined with
some yodeling that promises to be ex
ceptionaL
Frank Ward has a dance act that is
altogether out of the beaten way, for
it remains for him to show how to
drmce with the fingers.
Albert Erirkson and his orchestra
will offer a special holiday musical ar
rangement. Adv.
llilS TO PUNT
BERTH RED IT
' COMING BALL
ah dressed up in cowboy stylo, with
! "loud'' 6hirts. chaps, boot? and big hatu
members of the Opden Rotarv cluh will
attend the ball to be piven at the Eerth
nna Januar 9, In connection with Ogib ll'fl
f i rt annual stoek show.
Members of the Club Will support Die
coming Livestock show, which will uf
held here January S. 9 and 10. Tho mem
bers of the cluh al the wecklv meeting at
the Weber club today unanimously in
dorsed th show and will lend their sup
port In putting the show over the top
Two new members were enrolled today.
They were Fred M. Nye. local clothlnc
merchant and Gage Rodman, one of
t toh' canning leaders.
In a report which was read on tho
Children's Aid society it Tias stated that
more than S.'iiiO was raised for this soclel 1
through the club.
Mrs. Fred N Hess, secretary of the
Children s Aid. wrote a poem thankln.'
the Rotarians.
Pioneer Resident of
Huntsvilie Is Called
Metta Maim RassDUscn. one of Hunts- 1
villo's oldest pioneers died at her homo !n
' Ifuntsvllle at 11.30 o'clock last night,
after an illness of several years. She
was born in Denmark. October 6 1841 and
! came to Utah In lSt"S She has been .
resident of Hudtsvillc .since that time.
She Is survived by her husband. Denni.T
I Rassmusen. Funernl services will hf hela
I in the Huntsville meeting house Frlaav
afternoon with Bishop Joseph Peters..,
' officiating. Interment will be made In
i th Huntsville cemetery.
Utah Theatre Gives
Free Show to Kiddies
Following a Xew Year's custom. Mana
ger Fhyn of the Utah Theatre, has an
I notine.-d that on Xew Year's morning" he
will give a free program for Ogden chil
dren up to i years, the theatre being
Open from 10 i0 12 o'clock for the llttv
Bblka Announcement of the event wa 1
postponed pending a. conference with
IT'S A GRAND AND
GLORIOUS FEELING
gj to have Dad and the Boys
HN say "Ma, that's sure
Gj SOME bread you baked
today." And they will al
H ways say it when you bake
jfl bread from
1 PRESTON
I FLOUR
9 Milled right from wheal
M fnat's hard to beat. At
H your Grocers.
I T. Farr & Co.
Distributors
Subdivision k I
A Few 1a
CHOICE LOTS 1
at Before the War Prices H
Although Ogrlon is growing by leaps and bounds--thoro has ltpcti no change in thr- prions of
Lovelock Sub-Division lots, since before the war Today we are offering 53 of the choicest
building lots in Ogden as low as at $10 per month and an initial payment of $'i. Tin-so lots H
arc excellent building lots and the prices are lower than any other improved or restricted sec- sisisisisifl
of Ogden.
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nlmsJtf hi liflB I
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The photograph here reproduced shows some of the many Eine and beautiful homos near H
Lovelock Sub-Division.
Health Inspector Shorten', who decided i
that such nn assemblage was perfectly
safe.
TWO YOUTHS 10 Gil!
; 1 SENTENCED
Two Provo youths. Ilr-nry SIl mister.
need 20 und Taul BrlmWlI, SSVd 10, weri
, found Kuilty of a chargs of vagrancy in
. the city court this morning and Hon
' teneed to pay a fine of $15 each or. spun.i
15 days In the city Jail. Both boys are
! sons of prominent families.
j Early yesterday morning the two were
1 arrested at the Marion hotel with two
Kills. Officers Tout and .Ione3 made tin;
I arrest.
One of the girls being under IS years
i of age will be tried before the Juvenile
COUrt The other girl, who claims Sn'i
I--ike as her home, was fined $13 with
J the alternative sentence of 15 days H r
father puld tho tine. She Is marri l
Tho two boys, without funds, started
! their Jail sentences toda.
Brimhnll. according to members of the
police and sheriff's departments wJH
i placed under arrest Immediately after
' ho is released from Jail .on a chai tre o
passing fictitious checks. It Is alleged
that Brlmhall has passed a numl" r "i
worthless checks in Salt Lake and Ogdn
Foley's
Honey and Tar
COMPOUND
LOOSENS THE PHLEGM AND
MUCUS, clears the air passages, coats
inflamed and irritated membranes wiih a
healing and soothing demulcent, cases
hoarseness, stops tickling in the throal
and makes refreshing, restful sleep
possible.
Banished La Grippe Coughs
Lwu Newman. SKH Norlbnnd St.. Charles
ton. W. V. "I tn clad to toll you that Foley's
Hooey and Tar is the best remedy or lung
trouble I have ever used 1 have beeo down sick
over since Jsnusry and nothing would do me
nny good. I wos full ol cold. I bad the drip all
winter until 1 got two COc bottles of Foley's
Honey and Tir. 1 usod l1 j bottles. I am glad
to say 1 can't ieel any more cold in my cbejt."
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
gives prompt relief from coughs, colds,
hoarseness, tickling throat, whooping
cough, spasmodic croup and bronchial
coughs.
A. R. MclNTVRE DRUG CO.
cb a CTiinni ii i i rr - -rr. - jl1
Deaths and Funerals I
CH RlSTOPHERSON. The funeral
t .Mrs. Annig L Chrlstopherson was
held .Monday in tho Elshth ward
chapel, conducted by Blsbop W. W
Rawson. The chapel was crowded
v ith friends and relatives
Mi-is Elizabeth Norseth sang "Some
time We'll I'nderstand," and "My Faith
in I'hre" Mrs Maude 1). Porter sang
"Consolation," and "Unanswered Yet"
was sung by Mrs. E. P. Manning
Speakers were Hans Peterson. Joseph,
BJortlund and Bishop Rawson Inter 1
ment Ogden City cemetery.
YARRINGTON Funeral Bervices for
Alexander Clayton Yarringlon. Sr.
were held yesterday afternoon at 3
o'clock at the family home, 1527
N asmngion avenue, nev. j. yv. nys-,
lop of the Episcopal church, officiated. I
Two solo minibus were sunx. the;
first, "Nearer My God to Thee" b j
Mi.-s Fay King, and the second' "No
Night There.' by Mrs Fred N. Hess ,
A large number of friends and tela
Uvea of the deceased attended tin
services and there were many beautl-
1 Tul floral offerings. The pallbearers !
I were three sons. Alexander C, Jr ,
Kobert T.. and Benjamin C. Vat ring-'
ton. and three grandsons, Verne, Her
bert 15, and Jesse. Interment Ogden
city cemetery
DEAN. Following an operation at a
local hospital lor gbceSS ot the Jaw and
throat. Leo T Dean, 26 years old. a
tircman on the Union Pacific railroad,
died at midnight. He was the son ol
i.Mrs. Margaret Dean, 370 Twenty
eighth Street, Seven brothers. James
M.j Walter P.. C J.. William E. Bart
R., Joseph B and Raymond R I " an,
RUrvice him. The body was removed
' to the Klrkeudall establishment.
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Watch Night Party tonight.
See Doug Fairbanks tonight at
the Alhambra and watch the
old year out. Open till mid
night. Last show 10:30 till 12'
p. m.
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OVERCOAT STOLEN
Joseph Briinnon reported the theft of j
nn overcoat to the police this morning
The overcoat wos stolen from loan
hotel and i valued at $50.
Harry Carey in "Bare Fists,"
fifth episode of "Houdini";
Snub Pollard in "Start Some
thing" at the Lyceum today.
Open 11 to 11.
Dr. Anna Reinstein H
Arrested and Taken H
to Buffalo Jail H
BUFFALO, NT. Y.. Dec. 31 Dr. Anna
Reinstein, wife of Boris Reinstein. a
member of the Lenine-Trotzky cabinet
'and said to be in charge of propaganda
I In foreign countries, was arrested here
! today by officers acting under dlrdcj
i ion of the Lusk legislative Investigal
J ins: committee After being quesfionel
j by District Attorney Moore she was
'aken to the county Jail.
Confidence
Everybody has confidence
in a strong bank such as the
OGDEN STATE, the bank
that has grown steadily ever
since it began business 30
years ago.
It is the kind of bank chos
en by thousands of individ
uals and firms who want to .
be sure of receiving the very
best service in handling their
financial transactions.
Whether you carry a
checking account or a 4 per
cent savings account, you
will find that our service ex
actly fits your needs
OGDEN I
STATE
BANK
H. C. BIGELOW.
President
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